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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
Weekly Business Review
MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. April ga rodey'a
broad dealings In the stock marke,
almost entirely at higher levels
conferred In equipments, indie
pendent stecls. motors. oils aud
utilities. lIigh-grade rails were ln
little demand. hut junior trans-
portations were active and strong
Pullman. American ana Baldwin
Locomotives. Pressed steel Car,
Midvnlo. Republic. RepioElo and
Lackawanna ateels rose ] to 2
points.
picrcc-Arruw. preferred. Mack
p uCkE. common ana first pre-
fcrred, and many OF the domestic
oils were ] Ia 3 points higher. Lo-
cat fractions and gns isHUcs made
similar gains and Cuppcrs strcng;a-
pnci with arccialities as Coco Cola
and Postum Cereal The closing
was strong. Sales approximuted
$4,000 shares.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
WARMING AGAINST
SPECULATION GIVEN
BY COMPTROLLER
Otherwise Business
Outlook for Country
Is Brighter, Cress-
niger Says

GAlNESNfLLE, Fla. April ga
A warming against growing trr-
dcncy towards spccuiltin1 'nruuch-
out the country o. business ron
lions improve was sounded here to-
day hy Comptroller OF TIA cur
roncy Crisscngcp 10 an addetss bee
fore the Florida HankolE Bs soriu-
lion. IT, urged the bankers 10 ad-
flHr 'h.t ciicuis toward frpnd lu-
,osiurnis and to use thtir tnnu-
cnoc no prevent ily-hy- NIGHT
.chemoa
Recent reductions bon Interest
rates AR Cr.ssinRrr declared.
save been too r~eucuully regarded
u9 tlo speculative public as "a sign
Of cnry profits IN Wight when az che
present time 10 was OF Huuremo
Importance that money and credit
ahnuld be available 10 sustain re-
moved business activfty.
THE present be said. 1T "a
most appropriate time Tor bankers
to admonish their clients against
uyvr-cunfidcncc iu speculative I'M
vcstments Tic world needs 70 rea-
toratlon % opportunity 20 produce
ana commune thiuEa needed for
""HNHNHNL 100 "HNH L"NA NNNNNHNN
huuId keep lu mind that Che FIRST
call Cor liquid capital must bee
nude boz behalf of the farmers. the
manufacture. the exporter. and iu
general the industrial and COM
mcrcial community 10 b. equally
Important that banks ho kept from
.tlI- eatcndiug themselves hy too
unrrfI accommodation. goo sp'cul1-
tive clients
ar CrissiuErF DECLARED that ne
va gifu tu bring tu ihD south &C.
IH.l Ht. tAU uf a-f urfur thHt tsU
country was indeed around the
curve and moving steadily and
.utHly forward Iu tne road to more
pgu.iUruu conditions
u y business outlook Cor the
wIult . Nig uo continued. "is
brighter .nd more encouraging
than 10 har been Tor tbc past two
svua Nst arc We'll rid e. business
ana Industrial froth ana is o. posts
ton Go SO forward ON substantial
unea $50 ARE ready to tar 60
hr off 10 De- doing, Businos- iu-
duairy. agriculture and commerce
utct only the uwukcnluE Of Amsri-
] can pluck. courage and Initiative
10 insure the re- establishment of
/ 3irt uctlty.
The banks which come under
my -supcrvisionF. 90 tho main are
loo condition ard prepared tu o..
UtuyH every productive vutrrurs'
( hut should have nothing Tor pee
native adventure There huf
{ beru wonderful Improvement 800
banking aud financial circles,
money is easy ana cheap and u- boz
| the past the banks again Will no
1 thc bulwnrit 90 prosperity and ono
/ shect-auchor Of national ururrn.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
Improvement in Business With
High Sales Records in Stock
Market Is Feature of Week
Participation Is Greater Than in Recent Months; Reac-
ton in Prices Apparent With Railroads in Better Finan.
cial Condition; No saturation in the Bond Market
Money Rates Low.

have thus far been unable 20 sup
uly this demand, the question ls
naturally raised az to whethcr The
bond market win not, In the course
of events also reach the saturauun
point
n must De considered that toe
4ptculItor has boon a. active boo
tho bond market as In tho stock
market and that such honds are
purchased not for permanent Iu-
vustmout. but solely for tho b,uoflt
of their RISING uuutRtlons. Tho
question iz. will the market take
hICk those bonds after the .prcu-
l1tIrs have made their profii- and
are ready 20 shit their uctiyitlcs
o. other fields. Considered Ia the
light nf the gradual dacilne OF
living costs and the higher pur
chasing vafuc OF the yields on ir-
v'sfment securities. the higher
Lowell of bond prices. rsprri. IIv OF
bonds az sterling character would
luBar tu hc permanent. ami 30 i.
tlc ,Feucrul opinion Of bond cN
perta thnt prices which have pro-
vailed In this market Tor tn past
twu years Will return only m the
event of another h%usiness doc
prr. which happily ls MOI very
ilrly Co occur
30 i- unfortunate that tis,ro are
l. set no Indications OF a xtfi,-
o. of the differences hstwpsu
opposition factions IN IN. coal
HirIlr Th, effects uf the Ir.te
hove not been apparent cNrtpt Iu
th" r.r'l industry. but it stIul Goo
reason that i prolonged c, IfIln
oi coal production viii react
against trad. and Industry boo gene
crul Reports from district alIes
agents tu iHv hcndulurtcrs OF 20
large eastern manufacturing COM
rrFoui % steady improt m,ut
IN manufacturing condition dur.
ine tho pact month From several
"'utnra the situation ia reported
in Doe better than Tor more than o.
ytlr The only crnspicuous ,N-
yrUiIuu iH tho frNtIln distr..'H Of
Vow England. which hra 300 tn.
midst Of "a prolonged STRIKE ON
th' other hand. the toNtilc IreIun
OF The southern states ar- those
which report the most pronounced
Improvement In that section. while
in other limos there b. not I'd much
Hctlviis Whulcslling is said for
the most part To- show some iu-
rrnyoiuout though DO Is not marked
az got while rctailinE eNccnf .u IL
tow districts, huE not been .ltI.-
factory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
Mill Strike Causes
Big Loss in
Production of
Cotton Cloths

The pstImE.nd lost production OF
cotton cloths 90 date. caused lv
thr strik, OF the cotton mills ln
Rhode island New Uumpshlrc and
Massachusetts. has reached i07.-
5"l.7di yards This lost uruduc-
tlln is Increasing daily ti the rate
W approximately Abb. 1863 yards
This estimate De- considered fhcorot-
ICally correct. and Is based on uC-
luni production data that has been
furnished 90 the Daily News Rec
urd by competent officials Of the
mills involved IN computing the
totals. conservatism huH governed.
About az 900 LOOMS. eGaa.Oa0
spindlcs and about fgeCa opera
lives are affected hy the Now Eng-
land mill strike These firiur-
are based ou official data. az we'll
ls listings On mil directories.
The important phase OF tho
strike d. that the large majority
1f the spiudlcf nud looms affected
hay" boon employed iu the produc-
ton OF we'll known brards Of cloth
porulr r-priCed fabrics with
which The average woman is famii-
inr Those includy The various
Einghanif ami other clnthr tAnie bS
thc Amoskeag MOE co. .ho nn-
tiolially advertised g.nEhhms and
dress chpmnrnys Of the Pnrkhiil
Mfs Co.. Che wnu known glng
hams and other culnrad Goods Of
the Everett MllI.
ln hleuchcd mu-linr and finer
h%lcnrhed Enui. tho production hna
Wfrn cut 90 100 rurh h%uusohold
mines as fruit OF tine ioom
IsotVdulD and Hone
Through tIH FhuttIar down al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
OUTLOOK FOR
NEW MEXICO FINE
WOODS IS GOOD
Better Tone Reported
in Boston Market;
Mills Again Buying

BpsTON, April ga better
tone ls reported In the wool mar
kot More business 81 accomplish
ed. perhaps IS per cont on min ac-
count. Demand IL chiefly from
wooden mills In line with the state
mcnt Of prcsidcn; Wood OF Amori-
can WOODEN company OF hig uupli-
cate orderds Tor Oyercoatlngs
Worsted goods r slow still hut
there IL n fairly good business for
al grades Of secured woods
Best fine pulled woods bring
about a dollar; secured fine and
fine medium New Mexican and
similar about s. to 90 cents up
10 SO cents for the best, There N
u small amount Of business IN
greasy fine woods. Landing losses
are heavy In some sections on ac-
count Of nov Texas drcIth Just
ending caused heavy losses. some
further business In Arizona r. re-
ported with a advance Of perhaps
Two cents a pound for greasy for
The week. shcarinf o. delayed
and the wOrst cvcr Tho mill
strike IL unchanged.
Foreign murketa arc worry firm.
outlook ts good for New Mexican
all grades Of scougcd wuola.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
Produce

CHICAGO. April ~ Potatoes.
duii Receipts. 90 cars. total a..
s.. SHIPMENT 7ga carr. Wisconsin.
sacked round white. 21l0mtI.bO
cwt Mtnncsotn sacked round
whites S~i.2beft4 cwt lduho
sacked round ru abs, 81 a5mti.G0'
cwt. now stock. steady. Florida.
doubiC- headed barrels spnulding
rose. No. I, STs5NsTb0 No. g.
8 500. bills trlumphs bushcl crate.
No. l. s2.b0. No. 2. stb9
Huttcr-Tlighor Creamery ex-
tres. Csc. nr-ts. 3fhcWs7 iuc
seconds. s2Hc03sAc; standards
81 nc.
ERgs-Market lower. Receipts.
f2.97S cssos, Firstr. 22Acn 2se.
ordinary firsts. 22cW3eMr: mis-
collancour. csc a. 3A. storage
packed extras 27c; storage packed
firsis. 2Gc.
Poutry-Aiive, lower. fowls.
sec: broilers. sOcm SOC; ~roostors.
lie.
KANSAS CITY. April 2g-Eggs
Unchanged.
liutter-Creamery. 2o higher
de, pncking unchanged, tie.
Poultry Unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22

CHICAGO. Aprli 20 Cattle
Rcccipta. 1000 Market compared
with week aFns Noarllngs ant
common and medium beef steers.
generally steady. good Co choice
henVirs. DO Go ~ cents lower, A
trcmc cop. seas; she atuch and
calves strong go % cents h.a-er
bulls. steady: stocksrs advanced
20 to 80 cents. heavy feederr..
steady; weeks bulk price on beef
steers. $1,000 $500 tat she STOCK
$3.50 ~ 500, canners and cuttcrs
ST.. 80 &C. sf.sf. bologna bulls - %
mSffO. beef bulls. Si65mSa.15
veal calves S7.0Ous7.5O stocEcr-
and feeders S. 5OmST.bO.
Hogs Receipts A.0on. Market
active. mostly 10 cents higher than
Fridays average, some medium tu.
heavy butchers. 10 cent higher,
hold over light: top. Sl0.75i bulk
$40 sl0.I0 packing soNs
steady to strong. pigs. fui'y s.-dy
Sheop-Rccelptt 5000, today
receipts practically al on eastern
shipping account. Market com
pared with week. ago: Fat lambs
aud yearlings 2a to so cents
highe medium and strong weight
lambs gaining most, sheep. around
20 cents lower week hulk pricv-
on wooded lambs. S14.7b wkib'0:
Hhorn s12.75mti3 20. fow small.
iuto native spring inmha. stG oOef
StG7h; shorn ycarlings. Sll.26N
si200. wethcrH. S380FrS0.ga.
owes. s7.Snm &S.k5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22

Cotton exports are running more
than twice al big AZ "a ycnr ago.
and nearly A. big as TIVE years ago,
hut the export move mont H. lnegcd
and ratios chuuge fortnighily.
Taklngs ny northern anf southern
spinnery. from Aug ! to date, total
about as balna Tor each 80 bales IN
corresponding period r. yenr ngo
worlds Visible supply of American
cotton b. around @ 100000 bales
against 4.5a0.0 00 halcF O. year ago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22

Indications arc that huildlnF OPP
o|ratiOnE will continue expanding.
with prospects Of n lively summon
Lumber trade roporia heavy Hll0
~ soft woods. with orders piiins
up nt tt.e mills. Hardwood mur-
kot b. rl1wcr Final figures show
March output OF structural steel
was ~ por cent uf hop capacity.
against 60 iu January.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
Points
LIBERTY y

NEW NOuK, April % Liberty
bonds closed 3h's. s094 40; first
49, - second 81, Sgg 40, fret
~ b S9gAG. second a. 81 S995s;
third ~ Sg970; fourth 81 81.
s9qNS Victory 3A's $1,000, Nlc-
tory 4ai .. $1,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22

Nations bank cicnrinra are run
ming a sixth larger than a year ago.
outlook b. Tor stin easier money
rates this summer. there being
nothing in tight 60 check the down
fan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
Lenine Continues
To Keep Away
From State Affairs

LONDON Aptl sg.-AlthouFh
official statements hy tho Russian
soviet government have reported
Prentice trnius'- health satisfuc-
tory he continues 60 keen away
from tho state affairs. sny- "a Revn'
dispatch 10 the Times n Tsuriu-
uun. who has hitherto acted Tor
Lonine az president 81 the council
~ peoples commiHsnlr4 was ttkcn
u, on April y and has boon sue
cccdcd by the FIRST wee president,
~. Evknv. who also is nssisttut
president OF the council Of labor
and defense.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22

Crpae production continues slip
l.inff 3 .gno harr0iH q week. AVER
Alr production - American wvlif
nav about 1900 900 barrels n day
Mexican oil exports are running
$50 900 barrels q day. ngainst 800
01n a month ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
Niilk Mn.h

When making meal mush. stir
In from ono-half 10 one cupful %
woet milk. n viii brown much
nicer when fried -Cecilc. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al
writers. If You so desire, the,
VIII gladly assist you in word
ing your nd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22

Ilt- story of Harry Houston,
falsely accused of murder aud br-
trnysti by the wunpn De- wa 90
marry, ~ one of the hess nd,co.
turc novels Of the year. ''1hc
Whit" Desert, by Couriney Hylr,
lonftcr hcgins la The Herald sIon.
day. April "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
HERALD WANT AID X Z

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ing your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22

D. nUuNm IA nNMh n.NHn
la iho CARLY paft of IN. weok. ON
Monday morninr ar,r tbe martial
austenslau OF aiork exrhanre bu.I.
ness. tho Flood uf incoming orIrre
NO inundnted The mnrilot thnt tha
mnchfn.rv 81 fhe rtnrs ,,rnapr.
was unnIlc 10 Neon mace viii tho
domards Of Inc mnrirt npa n.tny
ord rs which had heen 0ird nr.or
10 mo opDntpu ycr. MOI ,v.rut,J
until np hour anrr trading N.I
boon rorumcd. ID wa hlsi Two
ycsrs nro almost ia Inc d1v fnat
"a 2.OOo.0 600 ahnro market was re-.
corded 10 match thnt Of fhr nt,,n
Ing dnv of thlr v,ol n ar
course unrrs .ona to nsrrnbr M
whole movement of prices tn I'M.
-lperntions af d noois and .rn.
f-sa.lonafs and fho onlv rnurb..i,r
is tnat after "a t,rr u.ri,d .f ~
ssrtalnn. fhr rri,i,r bn. ...,t,
entered IN, n,a,ltst
This alone wiz IAN ,vb,fb,r tho
entrance of thr trmbu III tb..
signal Tor mo wholegnle dfafri-
button Of thr rf,cle which ~.
prufcs. l0nuls have wo,,1 t.o frorr
u q. an and ip 800. No. -a
n,i,rs Iron ~ ,a.. ~,
IN, Iarr. r,rIr.t.-f,, t.us.-
urnln- u ~r.1f.r a.~r,.
UNION thoif ruetowfr. ur,irv t5.ri
non H. rnf.r .f. t,, h,ot
mifmrrf. urt1 ft r,,-t.t
.,w.vf.f r-- -
sirns rr. ..t f'.t4. ,
rr1oflon t,s tn cr
sttffed n -o,,, ffri.t..
marked HuG .u.,uf9fnrs vba az.
moi often romf..tt.d tr "a, .bnr,
sidc bn,. brUn f-,t,. ror ,h, ,,,
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som,tIr.. 49,.
.,tst.l.. ''iiN
,uar. fg.ts I,..f -
tlun .- ,r. -t,n. ia
Onion rr,n, ni
tv,t.l ...a 49, "I
depec. p,. $40.
NON .,tn- IA u"
oy,n h., "". i"l
has ,r Al, 'lll'
moro Io..e. Inn go
llaf wtiir or
uosl4v IA, ..fIIn-
,,.I,t,4,. VIZ
' lHfH,r scale
ptrrt.t h,r wy
t-.u,r.i,. NJ. .3 p"N th'. o.
.i.,.f. ,..' me pro
o. .v 'll' u's
nr.l ,. 'lipL 70 dfiN'
vr.-.., ~ J" 9''hf 'ii' lu'
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b., DO, no. Xxx '"' front ~
| I,r,5l,.. HhY M'ht
r...r1. Hihh price
..ff.rI,- a.. N't' n.,h
.f .r,r "'N hluhlhls
.t.t.r.. I'd ,t'.
Iub.YrI 80. I'""@' hn"
rI.. or hi. -1r.'
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pontbg 49,. tW'lNt
! 90, h leuorai
1 fnHda b. ft.tr ar t"D IAil-
Irt.. b.y. H.. ''''u-
mprss u..r f u"
ecrrr.t, .tdsr ih'lf
lI4rrp fn. r,rt ~, I''t "i
state b.rderi,, rao W. ih "a
Ithnf MANY nf ,h., ahu
Tor One hnntr tt,t
only vDr. ~. ,.f WI
being In financial r-, H
Ian, ..rst I'D u on
prostuf Eyen t.r.,. a..
fr,is of a.. tu.i,l.s ~
hD ftirlv Tested IN. ,"u
boon transfrrrcd fro,, t,rt
io profpsrIfy nnd b, ia. c.
months Of thls yrsr mo,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
CorroN ExCnNNGE CLOSED

NEW YORK. April % The
New York Cotton Exchange whH
closed today moving 10 temporary
quarters al 80 wan street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22

Their, was one person Ia The
world he frustcd--thc women he
was IA marry. Then Harry Honn-
ton learned that she had ~hetral,xi
ltm. Don't NILS the first Install
mrnt IL ''Thc White Descri, - an
adventure noyel of Colorado timber
lnnds. Il begins IN The Herald
Monday. April -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22
TOUEIGN FNCHANGE

IDfiaifsN ENtHNNhE
NEW YORK. April 22.-Foreign
exchange. firm. Great Britain de
mnnd 44lN cables, A.4eh sixty
day bills on banks f.3gA France.
demand g.a3. cables. 9.3S y. Italy,
domand, b4fh cables s =; Bel
GUM. demand N.59h cables. $50.
Germany, demand 37h cables,
~ Holland. demand. 37.92;
1900. Sweden, demand 20 %.
Dcnrtark. donnnd. 2l25 Swltzer-
hind. demand. 1914. spain. de-
muud. 1853. Greece. demand. Au1.
Poland. demand. .0s&. Czecho-
%Slovakin. demand. i.sS. Argentine.
demand ahTT. nraxil. demand.
1850 Montreal, gsh.
The Kansas report. which htor
wut construed as hcnriah, induced
some buying and the market un-
der practically no pressure was
easily Influenced. wheat prices all
vnncing shnrply. July touched
st.30h. n new hlrh on the Grop.
while May went 10 stfgk against
thr outside figure on tho crop ~
fifaf. Tho close was strong.
with prices ranging lie To shc not
higher.
Later the corn market showed
fair activity and pricca aver go,l
higher In sympathy with wheat.
AZ the finish prices ranged p to
ic higher.
Cluar-
Wheat May N47H; july,
corn May. eiae; July, s5Mc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22

lower. inmbH. strong top, wcoled.
$685.: ahorn. $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-22

In It's TRUST DEPART
MINT offers the same de-
pcndablc servicc. familiar 90
customers of the Commercial
Ranking departments fot the
past forty years.
WE sCT As
Executor OF wills
Administrator by Court APP
poiutmcnt AZ request Of
heirs
Trustee under wills Deeds
and Voluntary Agreements
Guardian OF the property OF
minors
Custodian Of Securities
Trustee under Corporate
Mortgages
Registrar and Transfer Agent
for Corporations
Will received In safe Keep
ing without charge. subject
Ca your order.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-12
.G0THANLASHED
BYHARD|IIBAIE
Wind Hit 80 Mile Rate
Off Sandy Hook; Much
Damage

NEW YORK, Jan. 12-This
sestion of the country yesterday
was dashed by the worst gale Of
the wlnter-a gale that at 3 p. N.
reached a velocity Of 90 miles an
hour of Sandy Hook.
ushered in with snow that later
turned to hail and rain. the storm
butHeted New Workers without
mercy, carrying them across the
slippery sidewalks and plunging
them face downward in slushy
streets. Umbrellas were torn out
Of many hand window glass fell
tinkling into the street, mail pack
age boxes we're blown over and
traffic generally hanpored. Many
pedestrians were injured.
Harbor traffic was hard hit. A
number Of small boats were blown
from their moor,ngs and incoming
liners were held at Quarantine by
high winds which made 1t imposs-
ible for health officers to board
them. With the Weather Bureau
sending out the first full gale
warning in many years, there was
d tension noticeable in shipping
circles. Some concern was fclt for
the disabled army transport with
nearly 1000 passengers aboard,
despite radio messages that re-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-12
HOlyI.TI
Iaeayy snIo.w,storn1l..

This community Is IN the grip OF
iiie heaviest snowslorm in years.
Telephone lines are ont Of commits.
sion and. IS aresult, the news could
ne; be telephoned and the made.
qlate mail Facilities utilized, maxi
Ing us i day'late! k heavy rain on
Tpesday night turned to snow and
today there are several inches OF
snow aud e Il stu falling. Tele.
rhoue lines and trees are broken by
the weight o the wet, sticky snow.
Or. King Presides.
The peopIe there were disappoiut
I'd b. the failure Of Dr.. Moore OF
0aklandg who Is district gunerin.
fendent, but their disappointment
vas turned TO pleasure when Dr..
ciaude II King; of the Fairmont
First M E church, presided in the
sbFenee ofspr. Moore and delivered
rs fine q settnon as has been hearn
here for q long time. After the ser.
mon tle sacrament OF the, Lords
supper was administered. followed
by i business session. on motion
pf the pastor Rev. +. e. Wlles, J.
- Bowman was elected secretary
Of The sting and a roll call show
ed tliat eight members OF the con.
fafencs were present. They wera
Y q Wiies 81 o. Cummings. S. ].
smith. 4 psI Bowman. Mrs. w. Fl.
lfaiI mud a. a. Mortified, ]. n. Ken.
dan and q u Fenton, OF Pitzer
church, Dakota.
s. y Smith OF Hoult, ana c. a,
Terrified, o. Dakota, were cor
frped as stiperintandents OF the
S'nday schools, "A verbal report nv
Me pastor showed that the work
vas pfssres ing we'll; that the wor'S
vas reorgantzed and that a Sunday
sehopl vas organized. Since the
Inc was limited, there were verbal
reports w the various officials.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-12
.FLKS WILL HOLD
MINSTRES00|.N
Win Put ON Great Show
For Local People
This Spring

Fairmont Eiks viii present a
minstrel some time within the
next rev nsonths. Committees for
tho minstrel were appointed by
Exalted Ruler Arch 3 !. Sandy at
the Meeting 81 the lodge Tuesday
evening. The date for the enter
tainment VIII be announced in y
few days. The proceeds from the
minstroi VIII be used for chari-
table PURPOSES.
The charity benefit being ar
ranged Is along the lines Of most
Of che offerings staged by tho
lodge For many years the Elks
have given minstrel performances
aud their charity fund has been
maintained BY tho proceeds OF
these shows.
Last winter d departure was TAX.
on and the lodge staged Circus
In the Billy Sunday tabernacle
which WIS III existence at that
time. This attraction proved the
most successful from financial
standpoint % any offered by the
lodge but II was impossible to re.
peat n this winter on account OF
lack IL a suitable building In which
10 hold the big affair.
Where the minstrel perform
nuces VII be given was not an.
noanced ~ the lodge meeting but
n was intlmated that some hall,
nith a suitable stage will be Re-
cured for the Offering which will
doubtless prove popular us ali Elks
elbows have II the past.