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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-06
UN
COhBATE CERCA
DE hAzA1[ANI
!Caraseo y Flores estanI
preparandose para una
gran batalla
Las fuerzas revolucionarias
han capturado varios
peque1os pueblos
TcIcIrama Especiaf para Ia PRENSA..

1ciryrama ESpcciaf para IA rHEs5No~
NOGALES. Ariz julio 5.-Un com.
bate formal entire las fuerz1s del
gobserno a. nando del General An
eel Flores, CCmandante m:ltIr En- Ia,
costa occi T.1Ial de Mepco, y Las
[uerzas reneIGes que mandA ell gone
ra, Juan Car-asco. Sc espera que ten
pa lugar :nuy en- breye, ca cn pdnto
situado como a treinta mR!aS NJ no
reste de MazatlAn, segun declare hoy
acuf Albert z. Mass, Corrosponsal de
Ia Prensa Asociada, que Ieg6 hoy a
esta ciudad procedente de Mazatlan.
de paSo para Los Angeles.
De fuente tidedigna Sc sabe s.Guft
Que las fue-zas rebeldes de Carraisco,
han capturado varios pueblos en- los
alrededores de MaZa-lan en- las dos
ultin7as semanas. pero e. Jefe mill
tar de S!na!oa, General Flores. ba
nanifestado que no hay motive de
aiaryna, Y que ias fuerzas del sobler-
no son todavia ducfias de Ia sitlla-
cion.
El general Flores, seg1n Sc dice, es
"a ahora esperanto 4 las fuerzas de
Carrasco para trabar combate for
NAL, pues tiene el prop6sito. sesdn ex
prcsa, de dar un golpe defin.tivo, pa
"a 10 cual quiere que Sc reuna el ND
cleo PRINCIPAL de reheldes para presen
tarle bataAa.
En- los cfrcuIos oficiales en- Maza-
tan. Sc cree que el General Flores in
fligira una tremenda derrota n las
fuerzas dc Carrasco y consesuira e.
liminar con clio, a todos o Ia mayor
parte de los elementos desafectcs al
gob;erno que han estado provocando
disturbios en- diversas ocas:ones en-
Ia region ueridioHai de Sinaloa sep
tent-tonal de Nayarit-
FL cor-esponsal mensionado de "a
Prcnsa Asociada di6 algunos intere-
san;es detalies de Ia subtevaci1n dc
Carrasco V del desarrollo que ha i.io
tomando ese mov;riento revoluciona
rio EN- Sinaloa.. asi como la version o.
ficia4 de Ia dicha sublevaci6n, quo lie
fue -eferida por el General Manuel
Rivas, miembro del Estado Mayor del
General Flores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-06
MUESTRAS DE SlMPATlA Y
AOHESlONES.

Las companias ferrocarrileras, de-
clar6 Ell informante pregunta espe-
ciaI Que le hicieramos, es cierto que
estan ocupando obreros libres en- sus
talleres; cuenta va con algunos, Pero
auui debo manifestar que de todos
esos obreros el noventa por ciento son
gentes de color. neGros CUE sobre no
ser muy competentes en- ninguna ca
Sc de trabajos mecanicos, no podran
'iarnas deSempenar el sevicio que re-
quieren los talieres ferrocarrileros.
"Ademas de las simpatias y faVora-
bles condiciones que en- esta ciudad
presenta el movimiento, hemos recibi-
do informaciones telegraticas de los
delegados de propaganda que hemos
enviado a ot-os lugares, y de Pales-
tine, kennedy, Toakum otras pobia-
clones. tenemos seguridades de que
los obreros Sc encuentran con noso-
tros. bien dispuestos para luchar
hasta el fin conseguir ell anheio de
las uniores que Sc hallan en- huelga.
s'Por otra parte, recibimos aver un
mensaie telegrafico de las Uniones de
Obreros de los ferrocarriles de Mexico
y de otras agrupaciones similares, en-
las cuales nos dice IA Confederation
one podemos contar con Ia seguridad
de uue mecanicos nIeXicanos de union
no rendran a este pa!s a ocupar Las
vacantes que existen actualmente. y
que haran esfUcrzos para consegutr
cue no veng2n tampcco obreros Ii
bres. po- 10 cual nuestro movimiento
cuenta desde estes momentos con una
fuerza moral que le conceden los com
paFieros de Ia vecina Rep1bl!ca.
.Aqu: las condolences no pod'an ser
mas favorables: esta huelga Ia colo
cado 4 los ob-eros americanos J me-
xicanos que Sc halian en- las uniones
en- una posici6n que deja Yer Ia her
mandad que entire ellos reina; todos
estau soportando el movim!ento ma
no a mano shoulder 10 shoulder.
diio el en ingles) y en- tai actitud Sc
encontrarau haSta yer el triunfo de
los de-echos que nos son comunes.
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Ell CONSUL, MR. SHAW RECTIF1CA SUS
INFORlNACIONES SOBRE LOS PLAGlOS
Rum6rase que ell Consul Jenkins ffue asaHado

mente IA atenci6n durante estos ul-
tinos dias.
4 cstas horas los acusados estan
rindiendo una larguisima declaration
Sobrc IL forEla en- que segun 10 ase
guran [ueron secuestrados y de esta
declaration deDendera que ei JuCz de
los autos ordenc o no que Sc proceda
en- su contra.
Numerosos amigos dc los acusados
Y representatives de Ia Embajadd
americana estin afuera del JuZgado
en- espera dc Ia resolucion que d!cte
el JueZ sobre e. particular, asegurar-
dose que este ticne datos Suficientes
que comprucban q auiop!agio de los
mencionadoS individuos-
Por otra Darte hoy So recibi'' en- es-
Ia un cNhorto dc uro do los Juzgados
dc 10 Penal dc la ciudad de Cuerna-
vaca. POI medic del cual Sc ordena .
las auro-iJadcs nletropolitanas IA
apprehension dc Bruce : da Bie!aski,
acerca de los cuales, segun el exhorto
de rete-epcia. Sc han encontrado me-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-06
MANIFIESToS GoNZALISTAS
Tc:cgrama Especial para II, rRENS,".

Tc:cGrama Especial para IA rRENSi"
CICDAD DE MENICO. julio =
Ell l. Sccrctaria de Guerra Sc han es-
tado -ec.bicHdo numcrosCS maHif:25-
toS co2zaiis.as cue han S:io entire
Eados Dor- va-ioS jefc5 nl:!:ta-es 4 los
que. segu2 estes, Sc les ha .ny+tado
para que &ecundc7 u0 mov:micnto re-
voIucicna-io contra q, Gobierao Gel
'cs.ientc Obrsgjn. que 50 a@egura
sta Ell visTeraS &c csta,lar en- el mr.
del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-06
Sc HA TERMlNaOo De REOaC
TAR LA LEY ORGANICA DEL
EJERCITO
c;,, mar, Il. pRrSS1.

Teleqrama Especial para IA rRENsH
CIUDAD DE MEXICo. julio .
Ocsc;a,mente inform6 "a, Secretaria de
Guerra. Marina que Sc ha conclude
- de redacta- 81 eStudio de "A Ley
organ:ca del Ejercito Nacicnal Ia
cual sera dada a conoce- opor:una-
rrser-e.
Sc dice que CT dicha ley Sc comic
ne "a pzopuesta organization de las
Gua-dias Naciouales y aiguaas otras
refoCn;as de irnpoctancia- terden.eS a
sa Reorganization del ejsrcfto r1eSica =
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LA HUElGA DE LOS REPA-
R6DORES DE Was.

InterroSamos luego a! senior Di"tZ
acerca de las veTsiones que corrIan
respecto Il las deserciones de algunos
obreros de Ia union y sob-e ei anuncia
do movimiento de los obreros repara-
io-cs de los caminos dc hicrro. y a
10 prImtro, contest0 el Eice-Pres!den-
&c de ii hue!ga. que podfa asesurar
CUE uno dos obreros i1abrian deser-
tado. pero que todos Sc manteEian fir
mes.
Dijo cue acababan de forr,ar un IN
,iice complete con los nombres di-
r5cc;6n (e todos los iluelguiStas, y que
esScs diariamente pasaban lista, ano-
tandosc en- ell libro respective su asis-
tencia. 81 aluguno de ellos iiaga de-
sertar del movimiento, Sc, le anota en-
In \
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-06
SERAN EXPUL SADOS
Los PER|OD|STAS
EXTRANjEROS
NO OUIERE Ell GOBIERN0
QUE CRlTlQUEN
SUS ACT0S
FL primero que sufrira la
deportation sera ell poeta
Ricardo Arenales
Iclcgrama Especial para IA PRENsA".

CICDAD DE MEXICO, julio o
FL Gcbierno dc Mexico sc encuentra
dispueSio a expulsar a todos los pc
r;odis:as escritores cNtranJcros que
- mczclen en- la polit!ca del pals.
cri;;cando los actos del gob;erno me-
xicano. censurando los paSos dc Ia
administration en- cuIleSQuiera de suS
activ:dadcs : calumniando los fun
cjouarios pIbiicos, contra qute1es Sc
csCrme cl a-Ina pode-ossL &c IN l!b"e
cm.S35n dsi pcnSa m!ento. tai cuai CO
rrcsDondc Il los c:udadanos de un pals
que no IS 81 dc elloa'.
Tai declaration fu5 hecha aver en-
IA Secretaria dc Gobernacion. en- don
de - <.Xprcs6 que q gobierno So ha-
la diSpue$to i aSumir eSa actitud
..nt!-!ca, Il fin de poncc cOto a In
ca,npana que politicamcntc vicnen
deS.,r-oNando en- contra de 81 nluchos
pcrioGistas cent-o y sud americanos
que Se cncuc::ran en- eSta capital.
Ricardo Arcna!es, el eScritor y poe
II. Que ;tc.ua.nerte Sc cncuent-a ira
bajando como ed.toriaiista del diarlo
mexicano "CrOncS". dc reciente fun
dslci6n. sera ci p-ime-c &c IA pleya-
dc dc esc.-tores Il qu&enes cl Gobier-
no applique a Artlculo SO Consticu-
cional. dandcse como raZ6n Para de-
cre;ar su expulsion, al hecho de que
Arcnales 10 mismo Usa su pluma pa
"a cscribir Ell favor de! gohierno como
en- contra dc q. pues para n fecha IN
prcS;&do suS SeCvicioS = ha vaC!ado
sus ideas en- is pcriGdicos gob!e"nis-
tas en- los opcsicionistas. Mientras
Arcales eS;uvo del lado del gobierno
soz6 del favor Official. pero hoy que
esta en- n oposici6n. sara pcrseguido.
Dicese que tras de Ia expulsion de
Arenales. seguirdn otras, hasta AFRO
jar del pats varsoS periodiStas es-
pancles Y latino -americanos que vie
nen desaroiiando activa campafla en-
contra de Ia administration obrego-
niSta
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Shaw echa ahora la culpa
del escdndalo a un Pc
riodico del puerto de
7 mpi CO
TricqraraA Especial para IA pRENs."

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio .
O;ra v-ez vuelve 4 pceSentarse en- es-
cena Ia question de! plagio de los cua
renta aneTicanos que canto Sc ase-
g,.r0 habfa llevado a cabo e. genera!
rsyoIucioaario Alfonso GoCozaTe en-
81 ca!npanento de La Aguadaf, per
tenec!ence a IA compan!a petrolera
.Cortez OIL CO.. pero en- esta veg, Sc
toca ruevamente "a question para daT
q conocer Ia declaration hecha POT G!
Consul americana. MIR. Shaw. en- Ia c!u
dad de Tampioo. qu;en ahors arroja
n responSabilidad del escandalo So
b-e un 6rgano periodistico de aquella
c!udad.
Efectivamente: aver te,egraf.6 a IA
Secretaria de Guerra y Marina 81 ge-
neral A-aulfo G6nez. Jefe de las ope
raciones Hlih;ares en- Ia zona petro-
lera Comandante Nilitar de Tam
pico. expresando que ceicbr6 una lar
ga cJ2ferencia con q ya famoso
Consul Shaw. en- "a Cual - vino Il la
conclusion de muy impoCtantes deduc
cicaes que exh;ben de cuerpo entero
ei POGO 1uiC!o CO.A NV * P'SS-S 80
el caso particular. V nlusStran Ia ma
ne-a de como Sc hizo el formida bic
escaudalo international.
Ell Consul Shaw-dice 6. general
Gomez. en- II ent-eviSta celebrada
conmigo. expuso sin ambajes que ha-
bia logrado rectificar ;odos y ca0a
uno de los inforrnes anteriores que ha
bta acep:ado y reniGdo a 81 sobier-
no en- vi-t,id de una maia information
que So le hahia proporcionado, pero
que podia :5ectr que Ia causa de que
tanto escaRdalo Sc hubie-a armada en-
este aSurto. Sc debi6 unica exclu-
sivamerte a las informacio1res que
di6 a Ia puhl!cidad un peri6dico DEL
puerto.
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Scrrici5 Espce,ci para LA PRENSA."
CIUpAD DR.. MEXICO, julio 5.-Ei
eScritor coIcrnbIano Ricardo Arenales
que escrihia como cditoTialista CT c.
pcri6dico -Cronos", de reciente fun
daci6n Y Quicn IA policia buscaba
con verrlaGcrI actividad, fuG apreheE-
dido hoy internaGo desde luego sn
PaSa la "a pag.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-06

Serricio Especial pa-a LII PRENSA."
CJUDAD DE ME.NICO. julio 5.-Ei
Juzgado Prinero dc 10 Pena, de csta
ciudad llam0 no; I deciarar 4 Bruce
4 Biessski. sohre quieUes pesG Il
acussci6n de haberse autoplagiado:
asunto este que ha ilaInado poderosa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-06
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper IN the
United States
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(Pasd d IA Pag. 2.>
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-06

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol. a ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
118 n. Santa Rosa Ave, San An
tonic, Texas. Es la mas barata.-
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Pasa a Ia "a. paS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
MOUNDSV|LLE
CITY-PRISON SEWER
MATTER IN COUNCIL

tn" regular session Of city council
scheduled for this evening promises 10
develop INTO one Of the warmcSt gath
crircs Of that body held this year.
Considerable pressure has been brought
t. hear upon the solonl for their nav
ing adopted a resolution n the last
meeting concerning the supplying OF
material and tho supervision of con-
s;ruction OF l sewer TO connect thar
artery Of the state prison with the
Ci;y's.
When tho Mrundsvilie sewerage sNs-
tenn WA. installed the stat" Legislature
deemed the privilege NJ that time. 10
use Tho sewer worth to the state Only
SlT,pUu. The state accepted the HrlNII-
cEc at that cos: and the sum necessary
WAS appropriated TO pay the CITY OF
Moundsv!Ne. Tho money was never
turned over. however. OF course, AZ
that time $1,000 was considered 4
fairly good price for the sewer rights.
since tic privilege was not pad Tor
nj ,nal an, and in view Of the fact that
material and construction cost at ia ,
t:n.C !. mi.rn more than IN those DAYS
s.,nr.. score OF the most prom!hcnt
citizen, Of M"undSviilc have taken up
the a.r..cr and hope TO have council re-
cal -, aG..uI torig@: and go i'..r iHe
proposition more thoroughly before
any other definite action IS taken.
Baldwin Rites Friday
This afternoon Il: $50 o'clock from
the home of her sister. Mrs. Will 7.
Beam. of Tumlnsun avenue, VIII he
hclt the funeral services for the rare
Mis-, Mary baldwin. daughter of the
II t.lli
died Friday night at Hopemont. follow
ing lengthy illness. Rev. Harold O.
,;aunt. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. OF which the deceased WAS L
member. will onIclatr. The remains
will be laid at rest At the GreenlA"n
cemetery.
Miss Haidwin's father. the late Col.
BALDWIN. deed one week ago. Miss Baid-
win was furty-two years old ana was at
Rock Lick in this county. Most OF
her early life was spent as teach'F
in the public schools. She was very
k.ndly woman and made numbers or
friends in This and other localities.
She IS survived by two sisters. Mrs
WIZ =. Rcam. of this city and MIS-. I.
s Crow. Of New Brunswick. n j. anu
one brother. John T.. Baldwin. prom
lEcnl PITTSBURGH DuSIHesS Hi"4''
Sacred Cantata
The Choral Society OF the Tuesday
Arts club presented the sacred cantata,
"pauGhtcr OF JairuS." TO the music lo'-
ing public Of Moundsvillr, Sunday
afternoon at tho FIRST NJ. l.. church.
The cantatu was given under tho oIreC-
ton Of Mrs Flora Williams. OF Wheel
ing The program rendered WAS one OF
mich iu,,.r,s, and was well received by
A very large audience.
TWO Are Discharged.
Two prisoners were regularly as
CHARGED from tho state prison saturday
Nv reason "f tho expiration or thelF
terms. Tho population Of tho state IN
s;itut.uu now stands At LAOS.
Women voters Meet.
4 meeting OF the Mound"Nille League
NJ Women Voters will he held this ar
tcrnonn IN tho court house. Mrs. Frank
Fulton, president Of the local league
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
SPECIAL GIFTS IN
Y.W." FINANCE DRIVE

TIE special gifts committee IN the
financial campaign now being conducted
hy the Young Women's Christian asso-
cation are daily reporting visits made
to prominent men and women or the
city whose financial standing warrants
larger gifts than those received from
y. W. {. 4. girls themselves.
Each team reports successful EFFORTS.
\ great many substantial checks have
been received and the committee reports
= kindly welcome and a spirit Of CO.
operation from every person visited.
These committees will continue at Work
all OF next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
COURT AT MaxT1NsBURG

MartInsnUr.. W.N.r. N1C'I =. N"'H
has nc,u received beg" that Fr'"'.'.
Judge W. r. BaH"r. "f ~" N"f;""'"
district Of West Virginia, vi" ha~ i"'n
in Florida for two m"1'hS. "!lt r"lHEi,
Ia his home At E.l!rs auUIt Nlrl and
VIII be IN readiness 10 h"'d court IN
Martinshurg tn" fu.iowiu Tuesday.
The court term Will not be u lengthy
one. No grand jury has been SUM
moned-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
POSTAL IMPROVEMENT WEEK.

Washing ton. March Eb.-lhe lirSt
week in May is 20 he designated postal
Improvement week" according {" an
nouncement to-day by the postoffiCe de-
partment Efforts will be made during
the week First Assistant PoStmaS; or
General Bartlett said. to get all OF tho
$50 900 postal employees throughout the
country ION their toes" In tho interest
- better service for the public. News
papers and the motion picture Industry
wiil be asked 70 cooperate In the cam
paign-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
An Unusual Opportunity
FOR BROKERS AND ShLESMBH

Producing Oil Corporation now paying
monthly dividends in excess Of &c per
month desires few high class connec-
lions in West Virginia. An absolutely
new plan that has an instant appeal.
For interview address T. o. Box SPA
pittsburgh, Ia. ma Zt-h
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s. 6. ca.valho is one Of tia lendiI

S. s. Carvalho Is one OF tia lend1ng
newspaper men of the United States'
He was for number OF years genera
manager of all the Hearst papers ana
prior to that time was on the STAINS OF
the New York Sun and New York Worlo.
Mr.. CnrvaIho Is also ono OF tho conn-
try's authorities on tho game OF baage'
he has written six articles on 'Bida1nH
in Auction Bridge" They will be pup
lishcl in Tia InteN!Eencer every other
day starting tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
\. STOCKS

New York, March q Tho r"''Ht e\-
traordlnazy outoursc % Spe'H.'S''n :"
the stock market sUbs'dcd N'S."'E t"'S
week. although dealings aS"'H "t'H
broad and app:uN;ma;cl the '"'So 'ot''
Of five million shares.
On the surface. price CHANGES a'No"E
most Leading issues were "tt'o "t''c
than irregular. hut the un"STtoAe .Te-
quentl& suggested a greater C.N'S'". o.
sentiment between The opposing tGa0'"5
elements.
Higher money rates presumably ~
aat;cipattua OF Eec&Ny NH'.t interest an"
dividend payments. bonus l"SiS'at"" III
Washington, the prospective r"'H SI' nc
and fresh economic unSettc'ne"t aoF"N"
were credited with serving 20 cH'SN I"s
advance.
Some stocks n which the Snort ""'e-
est seemed especially extensive aE"'a
were conspicuouSly strong. Some othe1
shares. particularly steeiS motors aA'
kindred issues, evidently owed tHe'e
greater stability 70 signs or trade re-
viyal.
Connrma;io Jon % these hopeful, con"'-
lions was found in The further genera
advance OF iron and st"es products ana
In the authoritative statement tha; the
ssbsided their output 20 about SHY
Ave per cent OF capacity. Interest IN
the railway group continued 70 center
around low priced or :aa;cr SHARES
Tho investment division was hesltan'
at best and the cut in the Northern
Pacific division acted as deterrent 10
trans-contlnentalS and Grangers.
Rubbers, tobaccos. textiles and re-
lated sp- tSS reacted Nar1ao'E ~
adverse d 1$Snts N most OF t'oSe
commodi,L Psa,ers were indifferent
" resPonS" pstrSed exports or tne
metal am sSscia,ly the foreign
group. pa STta'H A"'>"''
Bankers pest 'uSeSt"'e' =
market IN n year. This WAS
horno ont or confidence with
which new OF Sere aoS"Ta'd' o"-
by the keen q, nd for old line or
pre-war bonds.
Foreign exchanges held we'll IN the
face OF the Generalization shown by
German remit,ances. Shr!nkaGe Of III"
mark almos, TO the vanishing point
seemed 10 threaten greater comHiIra-
lions IN the whole question OF German
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No bridge player can AFFORD to miss
S. S. Carvalho's ST. articles on bidding
in Auction Bridge" which will DO pub
l;shed by Tile IntelNgencer every other
day, beginning Tuesday morning.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Whec.,ng. ". Va. March II. p
Furnished The lntel.Igcncrr by y. T..
MaStcn 4 Co. iu"runcI% New Nurk -. .
EXchauhv. second floor NauCnLt Bans
of W Va. Hidc.
STOCKS. Open. High. Low. .IIo>s.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. March "a. 20.
Furnished The Intcliigcncer by A E
Nasteu. & Co. members New Iork STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National BANK
u Rlig
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. March -. %
Furnished The Intellig"rcer by \. r
Nasten X Co. members New YORK. stock
Exchange. second floor National BanH
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

wheeling. ". Va. March -. ? :,
Furnished The lutr.uErurc. - \. +
MaSten X Co. members Ne" fo?k 800
EXCHANGE Second floor Nnt!un". HaAN
VI W. Va. RIdS.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. w. Va, March 81.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. =
MaSten & CO.. members New YORK StoSk
ExchanCe Second floor National Bank
OF w. Va. Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. March 81. 20.
Furnished The lntell!Gen"cr By \. Il
Mastcn X Co, members New YORK Stocs
EXCHANGE. Second floor National Bank
u rid.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. ". Va. March - %
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GO to Bellaire.

Members Of the local voiture Of the
An and S will go 10 Bcllaire Wednesday
evening TO take in big initiatory In
that city. The Bcllairc voiture have
several members 10 put through ne
rough barhcd wire entanglements OF
No Mans Land. About twenty 40 and
S members from this city will attend the
Bcllaire affair.
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SAX BROTHER

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Charles Shorter Blake. of Benwood.
IS in the county jail here awaiting tho
next term Of the grand jury following
his arrest by prohibition raiding
PARTY Saturday. Deputies Howard and
HaZlett and Policemen Roseberry and
Grrathouse. OF Bcnwood. were the
raiders Five barrels OF mash, twenty
gallons Of moonshine and one complete
still were found and conliscated by the
officials.
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To Eject UnIcerS.
, The stockholders of the Moundsville
baseball club. members of the Ohio
Valley Inter-City league. will meet this
evening at the Chamber OF Commerce
offices to elect permanent officers. Other
matters Of routine nature Will also be
considered.
Evening journal., 1922-10-09
LICENSE LIST

IST OF PERSONS LICENSED
IL to retail goods. wares and mer-
thandise and other property OF
whatsoever Kind, manufactures OF
III kinds. licensed eating houses, real
state agents, brokers. auctioneers'
otographers, optometrists, osteo-
AIS. lawyers. doctors. dentists
allions, circuses. veterinarians
eddlers. BARRIERS. merry-go-round'
AMUSEMENT park, exhibiting amuse-
lent for profit, theatre or moving
lecture. selling deadly weapons.
arrying concealed deadly weapons,
iublic baths for hire, livery stable.
TOOL and billiard tables. shuttle
board and bowling alley, vendors,
phfropody. manicurists, junk dealers,
grain broker and
Wholesale produce, distribution
bf samples, iaundries, dyer. and
scourers. special detective. mer-
heptile agency. bill posting. from
october 1, A. D. 1921, TO September
30, A. d. 1929. with the sum by them
paid for each license. TO
he Clerk of the Peace Of New
Castle County, for the use OF the
State OF Delaware. and pawnbrokers
md Junk dealers. for the use Of
View Castle county.
JOHN L WRIGHT.
Clerk OF the Peace.
Del. Sept. 80. 1922.