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PERSONA AIS OF
= SOCIETY .

Mr and Ms y D nolinnon had
- tatir dIarsr gaesis ,ts eraay Mrs
William No n oklahoms CITY Mr.
lltrse, wetcott of tns Angeles
Calf pr aad Mrs a 4 West and
son s anl1, 6ad Mf and Mra Marley
sm p aui Marley lanlot Ms
,yest 81, ana Mrs Rogheioa we're
srlaoai irOads
XXX
Mr Gordon n4erer 90 Nednefda,
fer ambHage Mas warfo ha VIII
enter Hlfgari law School
Mr Frank pe.r lef yesterday far
a trip over lhe western psu q me
sase IA the .n,rr,a NJ she Scottish
Rite
a ~
Nj anu Nw Msle McFsrlfrs aud
daughter 81 Tulsa art ,ho guests -
Mt McForldgos parents.
M 81 M
Mn Water Humphrey tad Mlsa
Mary numnhfey = pawhnska wao
have been quite 30 lhis summer aro
nov reanptrailng ana arc expected
here "a f-a days for ylHt slfh
Mrs Hum. .hrtye slser AIRS H n
Dodd
a u a.
Mr. and Mrs MARLEY smith ana son
and tho Mlsec. Nell and Laura
hiao today moforsd 90 Wlchlta.
whore NJ smiths mother and Mr.
cougalan are IN ihe hospital Mr
c'nvhisn vas operard on ,hs fr, o.
tha week
NM *
Mr and Mrs NJ ID Msfon and a8n
oi haStor sprines ain arrive torighf
for a two weeks visit with Mfs
Mason pareets Nr and Sc. " s.
kellogg west ~ - t.ty.
y ~ ~
NJ and Mrs u y Duskin vii
leave Tomorrow for SHAWNEE 40 slslt
Mra Duskin's mother Mrs Floids
y n "
Nrs l. Stark g ~ al her hore
y = *
Nc and Mrs W " Boasrn In
today IN their car for Bnrdstie
Kansas Cor few days. vlah.
: = H
joe klink has returned 40 Guthrie
- make his home and will put in
meat market Iie haa been in the oil
fields since leaving Guihrle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22
SECRET or a GOOD DISPOSITION

oGNNGl " NoOD piofOoi ION
A woman vino carefully safeguards
her health benefits her disposition
She win be happy and attractive ic
all The world unfortunately Is filled
with sweet women who are unhapr,
bpcause they are held bach frcm uss-
fulness by troubles 50 common amoug
them Freliulness and nervousness
rapidly destroy good dispositions.
SlCKiy. Ali-wofn out women cannot
make happl homes
Lydia T. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound 4 safeguard ~ women's
health This d clearly proven hy The
many letters we are continually puh-
llshIpg in this paper. from women Nho
have been restored 70 health and hap-
piness by rs use after years Of suf-
ferng Why don't sou ny IT,
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q Jones CliN Lewis aaanke GtofEs
Taylm Edwin wlanoho 81 naid.
CLAYTON Harlan. faui and While
kicsperl SIR and Mrs Vance I.nch
nhlu
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SOVIET ARMY or THREE
MILLION MOBILIZING

Omaha Nsb. Sept % Soviet
Russia has quietly modified 5000
900 men Tor support Of the Turks In
case she decides TO ssslst Turkey
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snHh J l. Armstrong. Okiahoma
CITY. n ~ Yenau Memphis. reun
3 u Kellogg - Louis ~ coh
ran Osiahoua cHr. " q Fletehsf.
~ smlfh Geo 0leason. Oalahoua
CITY Geo Nass ~ Joseph. W
iiiaekw~re Oklahoma cfJ. a. "
clara kansas cify. Mrs. G. " Gus.
nlnEham Kaasaa cltg G n ilof
fner csiahoma Chy
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Miss Selma Keeper
Gives Lawn Party
selma kiespct. yn ,rDnfd tae
young people of the ne.sh5 ghood
saiurdaf early With a lava parry. al
her home southwest ~ le e.w
MANY eui1Aah'o games Wer. plAl.A
ana AZ liie hour refretamoats Ners
r nel 70 tsc following Ruby Ellie.
Ne'ma reg Helen schslhin
Flora and Louise Nau. Aara k,n.
worthy Florence llaakns. Aeaiha
ietna, Isabel md Emma kilsafr.
Lydia nacaes inus Hahlan. rcle
Nichols. Eiva roA,or Opal. Narr
Elsa and 2orAy Douglass. Alfred
md Vernon r se,ers Maria aoJ Nol
lie Els Leonard apl lewis Ken.
worthy Gus GrmmnY Arihei aai
Joe nouslass. orule Lucsmf
ard Rudolph eohahnr Gr.
harda Paul = 4. y atgJMsr
Raymoad Simpson. i itrf Hos ri
.of oGaaoma CITY pa .s ANA
STANLEY KieFpcra Eamtnd Patterson
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Formallty Revived

During hsr first sumner al thy
White House Mrs Hardins Was
hostess at four immense garden
parties. on the White Houss iaVn
attended by thousands, 81 watch she
greeted each visitor personally
Formal entertaining. banned durng
the latter years u the Wilson add
mlnisirsilon. VAS removed hy Prea-
dent and Mrs Harding las, winter In
addition TO long lisi OF formal STATE
dinners. congressional ani army and
navy receptions. each OF which
k,id Mrs. Harding Tor more than two
hours m The receiving line.
The public New Year rscewIon.
whom open house was held for al
friends and wali-Wishers. Kept Mrs
Harding ca her feet Tor the en- ira
afternoon as tho line passed through
the biz East room
The hours On receiving line.
which Mrs Harding caeeriuny ae-
ceaied as part % her responsibility y
as mistress OF The white House. wlH
nol again he attempted
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Well ho~ 90 yoa fssl after yoIf
first ride IN oar Own car. be lsamsf
Badly shaken up she snapped
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SOCIAL ACTIVITY At
WHITE HOUSE CURTAILEO
Illness Of Mrs. Harding To
Have It's Effect on Ssoiety;
Too Much Line
Work

wasAlngon. Stat - Radical cur
tallasns of White House entertain s
during ne remainder 8, ne Hagdins
administration is certain. whaisstl
the outcome Of Mrs HaFlinr pres
eat illness.
For Il IS be strain y these soc a
functions. parllcalifly a the big fer
maj receptions which sre iarg s Fe-
spoaslble FOR Mrs Hariinss break
down
Iona hours q ssandiug Ia recely-
Ing lines, without a moment = re-
laxation Or relief aggravated the oli
kidney disorder from which ths f.ft
Lady had suffered a decade ago. ana
sst afool TIE complications Inst cul-
minated In her collapse
on a dozen occasions Mrs Hard
ing has stood "a recelving lines al
the White Houss ior perlods or frem
two % four hours without a minutes
relief
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leader classified ad. ss, results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22

Miss Louise Bisrty entertained
thirteen % ems Masonic boya with a
eafien party hs, e,erlng al her
hous aflcr which ihf boys ,nlolsd
aa aalo ride over The cry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22

The memhc.s 81 ihe ntptls, church
viii snieriau al teachers ~ tha
pnhl.e seh oa informally Ia che base.
ment % 'hs church ihls evening al
Is O'Clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22

Friday
Mama Is hrelgn MasiooArg so-
ecie Mfs II "a coliuf
W9t sl3s 81 t. r Il NJ star-
eaaH
Rfeerl.oa fof Teachers Baptist
churlA Haafmfuf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22

Lake latoxa. 10 auasla. i the larx
ent lake 81 Flrcps
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a = XXX NSNzN ~.
DALI FAou0sT n
& &N&N Xxx kggG Gggx y
Amh.tloa IS 20 lowerfal passion
Ia ihe human breast. that howeves
hirh We reach We are nstee sats-
fled NachlawlN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
Possible Leaders.

With the House OF Delegates in the
hands OF the Democrats - Democratic
speaker - assured. Several repreSen-
satlves have been mentioned for this
honor, but the list Is considered TO be
oy no means complete. Recently friends
OF George Oldham OF Ohio county. have
been boosting his candidacy An are
tving out rosy reports of his chances.
The others who are being given consid-
GRAFTON are: W. +. Il. Byrne OF Kan
swha county: r. Page AleSh.re OF Caoell
u T. y. Reed of Summers: ]. 5,
Hall OF Mingo IND Septimus Hall OF
Wetzel.
For the president. OF the senate which
Is Republican, George White OF Lewis
county and c. C. Coalter OF Hinton. are
the leading contenders. Senator Harry
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Harry Shatfer OF Madison. may also be
! candidate.
No Vigorous Leaders hip.

Since the election. there has been con-
siderable discussion as to the failure
OF the Republican party 70 put It's chief
candidates across. Among other Re
publican newspapers expressing frank
views on the subject. the l'arkerSburg
News Is probably the most o~utspoken
and probably comes nearer hitting the
mark than many Of It's contemporaries.
In n recent editorial that paper says
that the leak OF leadership IN the re-
cent campaign was the cause of West
Virginia being lost to the Republican
party" The News zoe o. 70 say that
.~overconadence by the candidates them
selves and by the leaders was respon-
sible FOR the inactive campaign that a
waged by the Republicans. The News
is OF the APPARENT opinion that the result
would have been different IL the party
leaders lhad gotten out and worked with
the vigor customary 10 former cam
paigns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
NO OLD WOMEN NOWADAYS

Modern dress. hair dressers. facial
experts and cosmetics all combine to
keep women of all ages young and at
traCtive in appearance. Not until the
t~clltale wrinkles become so deep. the
figure stoops, or some ailment or weak
ness develops to drag a woman down
does she really look her age.
Every woman owes It TO herself and
her family to keep herself young in ap-
p%earance, and happy. When headaches.
backache or the blues" develop or when
n woman reaches the trying age fom
.fotyfvo TO fifty. Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound may be depended
upon to keep her In health as It has 50
many other women whose letters We are
continually publishing in this pa
per.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

New York. Nov. 16-Thc Texas CUT
sulphur company today declared 4 quar-
tcrlv dividend Of $l.25 and an extra
dividend Of - cents. The company pro-
v!owsly has been paying dividends OF 81
a share.
Duluth. MINI. Nov. 16.-Walter Honv-
or, worlds amateur scullIng champion
was arrested here today on a charge Of
manslaughtcr in connection with tho
death IN an automobile accident Of Her
b"r Sceley. 81. of Madison. Wisconsin.
Hoover was released on his own rccOs
nizance pending arrival Of Madison
authorities who pressed the charge.
Boston. Nov. if.-The White star
liner Majestic. largest Of merchant ships
was dryd""kcd today at the Common
wealth dock.
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No Stay Of Sentence
For Communist, Lloyd

Chicago, Nov. 1.-two year fight
OF William Gross Lloyd. wealthy Com
muniSt. to escape a tive-year nen!ten-
tiary sentence for violation OF the ILL.,
nOiS espionage act. known as the over
throw" law. ended at midnight. when.
according to word received here, Chief
Justice Thompson. Of the Illinois Su-
preme Court. announced he would deny
Lloyd's motion 10 stay the sentence I'M
I'll December Is.
Lloyd and Is other members OF the
Communist party were convicted in h
a e In August. 1920. They were ac-
cused OF advocating overthrow Of the
government.
Chief Clerk Vail. OF the State Supreme
Cour today expected 10 issue the neces-
sary papers for Lloyd's Imprisonment.
In addition to the prison scntepce, Lloyd
was lined $4,000.
LLOYD long has been known rs n radt-
cal. He was arrested during the war by
Chicago police for displaying the red
flag over the American flag on his auto
mobile. He declared the red flag was his
flag and that he flew the Stars and
Stripes as a courtesy to the American
government.
A Friend of Haywood.
Lloyd was elected sergeant-at-armS of
the Communications party. lie was 4
close friend Of Big Bill" Haywood. for
mer l. w. W. leader who fled to Russia
last year to escape Il 20-year prison SEN
tence. It was Lloyd who furnished Slh,-
600 bonds for Haywood when he ap-
pealcd from his conviction by Judge
KcncSaw NJ. Lands. and It was Lloyd
who put up another $4,000 when Hay
wood was caught in the January. 1919.
rouudurs when Lloyd also was arrested
and convicted.
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POLITICS In The STATE
h Cornwell y

The Hampshire Review, in an edito''
al on the recent election. thinks tha'
the time Is past when any party car
remain long IN power. and believes ina
the desire 10 punish or get even with 4
candidate is stronger now 4 party
allegiance used 20 be. The Review says,
"Old-t!me politicians may not see
L. but We think the time IL past
when anv party can remain long in
power. There IS none % the party
rancOr and bitterness Older persons
tell US ~. Parry allegiance IS al
most a thing Of the past. The per-
souali,y Of the candidate counts
much and the reside 10 punish or
get even with somebody counts
more"
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Move For Pardon.

Chicago, Nov. ia move 20 Obtain
n pardon from Governor Small of
Illinois for William Bross Lloyd. veal
thy Communist Labor party leader. with
with II others o. the party lave lost
their fight to escape imprisonment and
fines. was declared today by Frank
Comcrford. a special prosecutor, to be
under way
Attorney Comerf"rd said his belief
was that the NOV" was based on Justice
OrriD y. Carriers dissenting opinion
tina; the Illinois act under which the
men were convicted was in contradiction
10 III" doctrine OF freedom of speech
and therefore unconstitutional.
The mandate ordering Lloyd to Joliet
prison for tiv" years has been put in
the mails addressed TO Sheriff Peters
of Cook county.
Chief Justice Thompson Of the state
supreme court last midnight denied
L.loyd's plea for a 3O-day stay TO permit
him 10 arrange for the handling Of his
sl,SO0.OOO estate.
NO man going 10 the Denitontiary
ough. to have that much money" JUS
,.cc Thompson commented.
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Certainly Not In Mingo!

Republican leaders in Mtngo county
charge crooked work went on IN the re-
cent election in that county. They claim
that upwards OF 1000 votes were lost
to their party because OF irregularities
and tau>pering with the registration
books. It is alleged that the registra-
lions were made with a lead pencil ana
that the names OF many Republicans
were erased. Assistant pistrIc, AttoF-
ney Joseph NJ. Crockett, OF Welch' is IN
y~estigatIng the charges.
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SEEKS
INDEPENDENCE

Lausanne. Nov. &c. (By the Assoc
ciatcd PrcSs).-Hcai Independence for
Egypt and Sudan. with the evacuation
OF the British troops and 10 special
privileges there for Great Britain. Is
the demand Of Egyptian people which
yill be placed before the Lausanne
peace conference. ila>sib IaSha Said
OF the unofficial Egyptian delegation
told the Associated Press today. His
statement revealed the tact that Egypt,
IL the Egyptians have their way. will
form one Of the Inspirations OF the
conference.
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Tho Greatness Of tho victory.

The Falrmont West Nirginian recent
" printed the following letter which
speaks volumes for Itself:
"MANNINGTON. Route No. .
CEd:;or. West Nirgsnian.)-l nc
not realize the extent of the Sweep
ing Democratic victory until the
papers stated that Paw raw and
Lincoln districts had voted down the
school levy.
" T STCRM."
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KUEH1BoRN

Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine
Kuehlborn. who died Wednesday follow
ing a brief Illness Of complications. will
be held Saturday afternoon at 2so'clock
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Hertline of 1896 Wetzel street. Rev. 4.
C. Rasche Of the ST. Paul's Evangelical
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BODY TO

The body OF Stewart Hamlin. - years
old, who died Tuesday at the Glennova
Coal company mines, were sent TO Iron
dale, Ohio, yesterday afternoon follow
ing funeral services at the home of his
son. Alexander D. IIamlin. Of 322 War
wood avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

The lady OF the house was very So''>
hearted and the tramp who had Fehlu'-
ed TO beg at the front door c"nsF"'u-
lated himself on his soft touch
My poor man." said the lady not
Icing the tramp's woebegone face mere
1, A quarter for you. Dear me. you
must have had many trails
Yes. num- replied the tramp i
have. And a heap Of convictions, too
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
BETHANY MENTORSFEARB |S0NS
ARE OVERCOME DENT THIS WEEK
OBITUARY
REUcKIE

Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine
NJ. Reuckle, 50 years old, who died
Wednesday, will be held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock at her late residence on
Cadiz pike. Services will be conducted
at st. Paul's Lutheran church by Rev.
Edward B. Meuser. Burial will be made
in Weeks cemetery.
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Quite q Treat.

The Morgantown New Dominion tells
Of a man who journeyed IS miles Tor
no other purpose h a TO see a real i've
Democrat sitting on the county bench.
Who can blame him" Most people Ike
70 see a century plant In bloom.
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Washington. Nov. 16.-Sccretary Den
by in 4 letter to the Interstate COM
lncrCn commission made public today
recommended that the namcs Of towns
he painted In large letters on the roofs
of railroad stations for the guidance Of
aViatOrS.
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HART SERVICES.

Tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock at
the home Of her mother. 2739 Jacob
funeral services will be held for
Miss Margaret b. Hart. who died We'd
nesday following a brief illness. Re-
ouiem high mass will be celebrated at
Q o'clock at the St. Jospeh's cathedral.
will be made in ut. Calvary
cemetery.
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Light S~crtmmage Practice.

Light sCrimmage was held this week
and that but once. The squad though
not In the best OF condition Is shaping
better as the days roll along and 1t will
not be an aggregation OF second string
ers that take the field against the Pion-
GERS. Cranfills knee IS in better shape
than 1t has been all season and Kelleys
reports that his wrist Is feeling much
better than It has at any time since the
George Washington TIT when 1t was
hurt
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EDWARD Z.

New York. Nov. 16.-Edward Liver
more ~Burlingame. "a, editor OF Scrloners
magazine from 1885 to 1914, died at his
home here yesterday, it was announced
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

The Canadian government has n good.
wild herd of buffalo protected in AL
bcrta.
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Captain Randolph Out

Randolph will probably not be with
the squad at all next Saturday due to
the death Of his father. The big fol-
lows bereavement has had its effect on
the entire squad this week and they are
planning to please the Bison captain by
giving tho Marietta crew 4 neat trim
ming without him. Never has a
bethany captain been more successful
in winning the whole hearted effort of
every last man down to the lowliest
scrub as has Randy.
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Boston. Mass. Nov. l6.-MaJor NAL
colin Wheeler Nicholson critic OF ms
regular army. has lost his appeal from
the classification which makes him sub
jeCt to discharge. and has sent n petition
10 President Harding. asking for revcrs-
al OF the action.
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Butler. Pa. Nov. 1.-two steel MIL
workers We're killed at the Forged Steel
wheel plant here today when they fell
into Il pit containing molten metal.
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OF q total area OF 3,o26.IS9 square
miles in the United States, 53,ol5 IS
water not counting the Great Lakes.
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NEWSIES

Birmingham, Ala. Nov, 16.-Firc Cen
cral officers Of the United Daughters OF
the Confcderacy were elected at todays
session of the annual convention here
while four new genera! officers were
named.
Mrs. W. l.. r.. Byrne. Charleston
West Virginia was elected recording
secretary general.
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Rooters With Marietta

Marietta will bring n good sized bunch
OF rooters on the special that brings
the parkersburg High team TO Wheel
ing n there will be plenty OF noise in
the stands occupied by the Blue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

Jersey City. y. J.. Nov. ia letter
from Former President Wilson congrat-
ulat!ng him upon his election 10 tho
United States senate was made public
here today by Governor Edwards.
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10 say
Thomas j. Lilly. of Summers
county. the congressman-elect from
the fifth district. is a lawyer-tarmcr..
His election came as a surprise. be-
cause n Democrat has not been cleo
ted to congress from that district
since David f.. Johnson. Of Rlucteld.
was elected In 1898. II was said to
be an even greater surprise 10 GER
tain politicians in Logan county
who. 1t Is reported. brought about
his nomination so that Congress
man Wells G~oodykOontz would have
an easy man to beat,
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Coaches Fear invaders.

yesterday has seen the Mariettas IN
action and he states that there will have
u be some tall work done today and
a different attitude generated II the
Risons expect to put the coming con-
test dow in the win column. Griffiths
has contrary to general opinion a real
squad Of huskies Town the river and
though n bad start was their lot with
some of the heaviest teams on their
schedule right at the first they have
developed fast and will give any team
u n I'M n-nrtirr nftnrnnnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

Lcwistown. Ia. Nov. ia party or
Coon hunters today found the body ct
David Hook, aged 80. lying in front OF
the charrrd debris OF 4 hunting cabin on
Black Log mountain. Death was due
TO i bullet in his brain.
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church, will offciate. Burial viii follow
in Mt. Zion cemetery.
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Congressman Lilly.

Concerning ConGresSman-elcct Thomas
J. Lilly. Of Summers county, The
Charleston Daily Mail has the following
10 say:
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TEAM INCLINED TO LET-UP FOL-
LOWING VICTORY OVER OHIO
LAST SATURDAY-LIGHT
WORK HELD YESTER-
DAY.
Captain Randolph Will Be Absent Bs
cause OF Death Of His Father
The PAST Week.

Coach yesterday gave the Bison herd
n good talking to last evening at prac-
tice. The younger Bethany mentor
claims that the team Is letting down
after the tough game with Ohio n
yesterday made it very plain that IN
less there Is more work Marietta Will
stand the chance of their lives Of lower
ing the Green banner when the WI
clevens meet at Wellsburg on Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

New York. Nov. l6.-Thc lHtcTnation-
al Comment corporation today Increased
its quarterly dividend on common st"fN
from 6@Ia cents TO - cents. The reSu-
lar quarterly dividend Of la percent
on IN" preferred stock was also declared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

New York. Nov. l6.-G0vernor Mi!!Nr
has been asked to unwind red tape so
as to permit a judge To sign separation
papers granted Helen Elwood stokes
from w. Il. II. stokes. II was disclosed
today when SUPREME Court Justice New
burger reserved decision until pcccmbc:
). on a motion by attorneys for the
vealthv hotel man for n new trial.
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Washington. Nov. lG.-Secrctary Mel
Ion has called n meeting OF the Amcri-
can Debt Funding commission for Sat
urday to confer with the Rumanian M
auc!al mission.