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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
BLUFF"
| OF old GUARD

FORMER Congressman Bryan. can.
he for congress. addressing a
ssins Monday night. assalied RE
eran County Chairman Robert
n.& charging that he and the Old
kr are attempting 20 drive tnde'
kiuet voters out OF the primary.
~ said:
HThc pcnitentlary for indepen.
n voters IL the threat Of the Old
rd thru County Chairman Robert
&rhrown into n M OF excitement
nervous prossration over SSe
rnding doftnt the Old Guard Is
turning 10 the cxpedtent Of
xsinx the voters away from the
ks hy threats q prosecution. In
q way they want 10 retain In Of
y John r. MINT. present Old
erd incumcnt.
n q recent newspaper advertise
Iul under a full.pagc fare head.
katy Chairman Jones' says.
k.Affil!afion with a party involves
tfea OF alliance with tho other
nhers Of party and q belief
<raliy In the principles OF the
tfy as expressed In It's platform
kTnder the law the making % a
oath 10 respect 70 party affiiia'
y declared 10 b perjury. which
1nIshahfe by lmpr.sonment IN
late penltentiary'
me state Of washington IL
IN FAR and wide as n progressive
This shows that there Is a
independent vote here. the voters
not bogtied to party. Every good
Rn should be proud of this spirit
Independence. Out OF u We have
~ the progressive legislation
y made this state a model In sew.
respects for less forward states.
Our state direct primary isw Is
= Of the measures that was
Ma thru the legislature despite
opposition OF tire Old Guard.
- It was being prepared. we sue
"a IN preserving In part the op-
ohity for the independent voter
anticipate 10 the primary.
Il was an officer OF the state d.
! Primary league at that time. and
- exactly what occurred The
ndpatfers defeated our demand
: blanket ballot that would leave
voters free 10 vote In secre, any
Ifhs party ballots. They forced a
ytston for separate party ballots.
uiring voters to name the party
o1 desired as a condition 70 vot-
but we succeeded in leaving - a
PIER Of free choice for every vot-
% 10 what ballot he wanted.
Unless challenged. n voters re-
~ for a certain party ticket ends
matter. And II challenged, the
p Is required merely 10 take oath
h. intends at the time he In vot-
10 affiliate with the party and
II for Its candidates generally.
here's nothing to prevent the vot-
changing his intention when the
urns OF tho primary come In and
4scovers any person nominated
/ whom he cannot vote. He does
\ have 70 take oath 10 abandon
kDendent thought and action"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
Women's Warren
Club Will Meet

The Women's Warren.for-Sheriff
club will meet wednesday at .. m,
NJ the Joel r. Warren headquarters.
sf3 Second ave. The question OF elm
nation of roadhouses and othe
vicious influences Will DO discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

442-443- s g. o,I E,"s a,'' oss
Miss y. Nakanisi. OF the Wesslake
public market. were slightly bruised
when hit by am auto driven by ". r..
Fuss. butcher. Friday.
IHI-An auto. tho license Of
fff which was issued TO liver
orton. sofs Boren ave. turning the
corner AZ wessiake and Olive vt.
struck and bruised NJ. Irwin. 40
jackson a.. Saturday.
ANE--A Mrs. Sheppard was hit
ITO by the auto or J. Stewart.
sizes seventh ave " r.. saturday at
Second ave. and Columbia st.
IAC-A woman. whose nam. has
thu not been ascertained. wns
hit by an auto driven BY r. l.
Drake. 5.0s f. Terrac. st.. Saturday
at First ave. and Washington ~.
Wilson. ~. eoiored.
ff6 living at 1905 Ycsler Way.
was slightly bruised when struck by
an auto driven by Olaf Orcdson. ass
2snd ave. \. w. at 18th ave. and
Jackson at. Saturday.
AAo--Mrs- A. y. johnson. $500
ITO aist ave. n. was slightly
bruised when tho sfccrsnx gear OF an
auto driven by NJ. Austin. $40 ~.
send IT.. became defective. causing
the auto to strike her.
AH0-R- Johnson. 80. 6ish King
ffO At. was bruised when
struck BY an auto driven by Y. Nara.
s2s Jackson ST.. Saturday nt Eighth
ave. and Jackson.
AEn--Elmer Matson. s03s i5th
fOO ave. ". w. suffered two
fractured ribs when run over BY
an auto driven by C. NIckoils.
2s4i 18th ave. 8. W.. nj Riv-
ersids and Spokane at. Mon.
day. Matson. who was taken TO the
Seattle general hospital. was not
knocked down by Nichols auto. but
was run over when he slipped In
front Of q while crossing the street.
according to Nickois.
AE Edwin f. Smith. 1905
~ i Flfth ave. reported strik.
ing a man at Third ave. and Stewart
81 Monday. The man. whose name
was not learned. said he was not
hurt.
AE0-A T.yearoid girl was
xOk slightly bruised Monday at
ssth and Woodland Park ave. when
she was hit by an auto driven by J.
O. Fox. 40 Lynn Il.
AE0-Neil Steel. city fireman. re.
100 ported striking a man al
westIake and Ward ~. Monday. The
man was not hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
Contract and Coupon
Rates on Request
Leave Your Copy at
Bartelrs Drug Store
no. 3. ato SECOND AVE
-


PERSONAL
MEN - REGAIN YOUR urALTH
nnd power Overcome tired feet.
ing. Revive your weak glands and
ssi, Gland Gland rssSs'Sss using aua1s sTds,sai
Box, so tablets. $500 hy mail
HERCULES MEDICINE CO
nos sis. Seattle. wash.
WEAK GIANTS CAUSE ENttAus-
ton. sieeplosanrea, irritahility
aud fatigue NiR-ot.ANp TAh-
LETS are guaranteed 20 restore
these GLANDS aud overcome weak
Chester Medical CO. 2ss ssrd Az. y.
rftr,s--pisnMANENr HELfEF !.
Legal guarantee given. No need ~
knife. no pain. continue work. ASK
90 80. Gia-o-ntr Pile Treatment
Letters answered. Pioneer Drug
Co LIST ave. and Cherry at. Lion
DRUG Co. sol lat ave
NURSE LATE of PHILADELPHIA
Net Sweata. electro magnet
ic treatment. maniruring. ladies'
and gentlemen. tee Crazy lidE,
THUS Yu,trHN WOMAN GOING
Fast desires commission to reduce
con AESrs TAKEN nr
nurse. who viii assist those Ia
need ifts p Pine,
WANTED INFofMATtoN OF MAN
~ name OF Luther Smith. Nil.
a SPECIAL NOTICES
WANTED - PRIVATE TEACHER
for general studies. Saturday af-
ternoens only. Ma. star
s LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM fT MAY CONCERN;
This - g. certify that W q. Norris
has made an application % cstah-
llsh = pubiic garage at ~ Ninth
ave =. lot 10. block s. AeNaughts
Addition
Anyone desiring % protest such oe-
eupnnry must file such protent ~
the office Of the building Depart
ment. Room SOS County Bidga
prior 10 September ~. 1881.
Section sos. Ordinance NJ. 1iS1A
Losr AND FOUND
$40 REWARD
VIII the party who took Shell
bicycle from outside the Florence
IheEter sunday niFht please -.
turn 90 brohen-hearted boyf
s01s se'h =
LpST. SATURDAY NIGHT BE-
tween 55th ave. y. - and \. esth
st. one light brown fox fur. Call
sunset i0te Reward
LOST Ar Af.ki--MoRS -IliMNED
glasses in dark red ease. Call
Miss cowsii. krnwoud 0iNa.
EASTERN STAR PIN. WITH STONE
srttinK. Naluahir a. heirloom.
Liberal reward Main stss.
u FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED = RELIABLE HOUSE,
keeper. middle age. Light work.
good home. $40 month. Mao.
star.
WOMAN ron HousEwoRk FOR J
months References Good home.
t1zs Maynard ave.
Rs uTrMr pfh~or LArfN0
taught sos r,tn~ at
. MAZE HELP WANTED
svANTi.fS. an oNcE--IioYs WITH
bicycles for delivery ~ telsErams.
Steady work Aprty Delivery
Supervisor. Ia Cherry a.
WANTED - CHINESE BOY FOR
window washing and general
cleaning Saturday morning. Apply
1885 broadway.
WANTED Ff.DEffY GENTLEMAN
handy with tools 10 hutid benchee
in greenhouse. Cali after 6. sun
set ttE5.
IL Rafn Wsisfieif can't repair your
watch. threw " away 500 Union
Big Green ciork. ODD. postoffies-
Better watch aud teweiry repair foe
less Alarm and nantrl cieckA
stafford = s~hwarz soo1 Arcade
ITALIAN or GERMAN TO WORK
IN greenhouse. Sunset stss. Call
after 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

Joseph A. Tatro, dis
charged agent of the reuenue
intelligence unit IN Chicago,
who has stirred federal cir
Giles by his alleged accusations
against O large rum ring"
Names politically prominent
hare been mentioned IN The
accusations, and IL is asserted
the investigation mag assume
national proportions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
Iss MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

~ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
ICfMnAi.L PIANOS
Now only ta7h, Terms
HOPPER KELLY co
1891 Third Ave.
MY ONLY THE kiMuALL PIANO
at the New Price u s571
Terms
HOPPER KELLY co.
i4ai THIRD Ave.
l(fMBAilL PfANoA
THE AMERICAN STANDARD
Nov only ,iaIti Terms
itai THIRD Ave.
50 FURNITURE FOR SALE
Blake buys. sells. foss 18th ~. esia
~ LIVE STOCK
CHOICE DAIRY COWS. GOOD
milksras r. ~ tested Must sell.
y, Person. East Seattle
as MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
THREE DAYS ONLY
The following articles aFe now Of
fered for sale IN the Ray Young
store in the James 81 Power
House. broadway and James ct;
4 e.hurnor, double-oven gas range.
$50.
showcase. sgk.
a Ford delivery car. inciosed body.
t55.
iosft OAK restaurant counter. $40.
oak chair stools. tek.
Oak cigar counter. $40,
ii-ft. oak wall cane. so.
ls-ft back shelving. 300 ~.
Electric cash register. ITS.
Large Toledo computing scale. $50.
i0sft refrigerated floor case, tlsO.
Complete aoda fountain. ti3.
New carbanntor. tTb.
~ these prices are not low enough
Co suit YOU. make me an offer, as
this equipment must be sold before
Sept I. store open BiJ0 n. ~. 70
. m. Maln 0io0
q. II. WILLIAMS COMPANY
1919 First Ave. ~
FASH AND DOORS
s-inch cedar siding ...........efs.os
flour pins .........-........ .ss
Sash, ;oxfk. t-iight ........... -
Window and door screens made
10 order.
Stock screen doors .......... lo3
Bread boards BY parcel post :. Zoe
Ironing board and cabinet com
riete with sleeve board 80. 1909
window glass BY the Hight or ~
Plate glass windshisids put In your
q. n WILLIAMS COMPANY
Establishes 1859
FfnST cf.kAs ffAHrtET'r PEARS
for canning. f0-pound boxes. de-
iivNFed direct frotn orchard by
parcel post Tor ~ Is per boz cash
with order Ellis n Mckee. Box %
Monitor wash,
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hses

So ev
" the
for
| told
WON
Getting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
80 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Sc wANTED-TO BORROW
REAL ESTATE LOANS

Money for farm and acreage loans.
ROTHE Farm MTG. CO, 1922 srd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
12-INCH MILL WOOD

Mig double load. delivered. 1900.
Forrest wood and Coal
ECONOMY Fricf. co. nrncon 1850
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
RROS
Lake Burien Bungalow

Stos Ballard Ave. Sunset ofa7.
ts2sD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

DIR. ANGUS omen's ailments spe-
cialty. 2b years experiences: fees
reasonable. Suite 400 Pantages Hid
piano TnUtpw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

ffnNT : CLANS fiAHTtET'r PEARS
for canning. f0.pound boxes. de-
tivered direct from orchard by
parcel post Tor LIS per box; cash
with order Ellis n Mckee. Box 20
Monitor wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
SO AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Dill. WARNER"
SAYS

oLDsMoBTLE "FouR" TOURING -
Overhauied. Extra good rubber
Fine appearance thruout. always
privately used. Very deep Real
Leather Upholstery. Dark Maroon
paint job; low and "rhcy' IN de-
sign An ideal family car and buiit
60 give SERVICE. This IL a LATE
model ESPECIAL" for this week,
on easy terms. .....s4.s...t3S $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14

Enjoy warm evening Sept. 18th on
Steamer EAST ST LOUIS under aus
pieces Eiks. Don't miss 1t. Sertl5-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14
TEN minute
RELIEF FOR
INDIGESTION

INDIGESTION and its attendant Ills
such as dyspepsia, heartburn. sour
stomach, gripping pains, dysentery. d.
arrhoea, collie. cholera morbus. chrome
constipation, gas, etc. and even sick'
nervous headaches are now directly
traccable to disorders In the digestive
organs and can now be quickly relieved
with new cordial called "AntiFerment
originated by druggis; and recon-
mended py physicians.
The food sours before It is fully di'
sested. thus putting into solution toxic
poisons that arc absorbed into the syS-
tenn. Irritating the intestines and SET
ting up inflammation. To avoid this.
Won simply have to prevent fermenta-
ton by using Anti-Ferrnent.
Anti-Fcrment neutralizes the ac'd
condition of the stomach. cleanses and
sweetens the bowels. soothes and heals
the inflammed intestines and increases
the flow Of gastric juices. giving QUICK
and certain relief. Get bottle OF Anti
Ferment from your druggist with
guarantee Of satisfactory results or
money returned. II will improve your
annette. give you restful sleep ana
make YOU fee! better than you ever
felt in your life.-(Adv)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14
WHEELING FLAPPERS
WANDER OFF BUT
PARENTS FOLLOW

Three Wheeling flapppers hccam"
victims Of wander!ust on Tuesday ana
sought adventure elsewhere.
The lure of the highways and h:--'
cities lead them to Washington, Ia,
where they spent the night.
"IgnorYnce is hlss" is An old sayInE
but II resulted in the girls being iolnI
by their hcartbrokcr parents. on" 81
tho girls became hum"slck the tIr"t
night. Bcing afraid 10 communicate
with home she wrote Ia girl friend
giving her address in Washington.
Early yesterday morning the parents
q the three girls left over tho Il. X
O. on tho first train TO Washington
and found their runaway daughters b.
fore they could leave Washington for
places unknown.
The girls were brought back 10 TINS
city and have promised to behave as
girls should and nev''r runaway again
and be bad little girls.
This morning the trio Will prohaDN
arise at o'clock as usual. Enjoy cat
ing 4 breakfast at home once more
and hang onto a crowded trolley strap
IN route to the place Of employment
In East Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14
No More Rupture--
Sound as a Dollar
Ohio Man Finds Remarkable
Device Which Succeeds
Where Many Fail; Sam
pie SENT FREE

This IS an Invitation that no man or
woman in Wheeling or vicinity who Is
scattering the terrible handicap of dan.
gerous Rupture can afford TO ignore.
want 20 send you. absolutely free,
sample of my latest Sponge Rubber
Rupture Pad, that so many users say
given them instant relief from all the
fortunes. dangers and d!scomforts. OF
Rupture but has effected complete:
lasting recovery so that all evidence or
Rupture is gone and they are in pre-
feet health and as sound as dollar"
Don't say this Is too good to be true.
Try Il. Send no money-just your name
and address plainly written and say Il
am ruptured''-and will quickly send
you q sample Sponge Rubber Rupture
Pad and full particulars Of my gener-
Gus offer in plain scale envelope: Ad-
dress T. II. Scott, Hernia Expert, $3.50,
Scott Dldk. Akron. o. Do this today
Before you forget. You may not
see this notice aSain-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14
FOREIGNERS FEATURE
IN TENNIS TOURNEY

Philadelphia, opt. l3.-William 7. TIL
d.n. @uL. "f ibis city, 1927 cahmplon'
was Ia, only player 10 turn hack Tor
cign cn'rnuI in the fourth round or tho
national lawn tennis singles champion
ship today. H." Defeated Pat OHara-
Wood. ~ Australia. in straight SETS
G." e.. C"
To offset this victory Gerald fatter-
on and III Anderson, tho two other
members az the Antirodian Davis cup
team defeated Frances 7. Hunter ana
Eahcr' kjnscy. respectively. by scores
Of Sc. G-l. - and 6-3, 6-S. GO, 81.
Zrraa Shim:zu. the Japanese. caused
the sensation Il tho day by defeating
W.'larc johnson. Sc. 4-6. Ga, As. &c.
Manucl Alonzo tho Spanish entrant'
completed the rout by winning from
Watson Washhurn Of New York, 0-S'
3-G. 10. Sc. Ga.
In the other matches Of the day WILL
am NJ. Johnston. former champion
eliminated Howard Kinsev. As. 6-2. g.
when in" latter defaultcd after n Dist
cred palm handicapped his play; X.
Norris Williams. End. won from Elhot
Rirzcu. or New York, 60. GO. 81. ana
Vincent Richards defeated 5. L. bro"h'
New York. CO. 6-3. Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14


claimed its superiority. iI"N. ''h'"'
buns. rolls. Icy The dozens. ~! h"!u"
made and looking better th1n lH">c
mother used |" make. lnnud"niF
hcrkuncd the "nlo"kcr from thcr
shelves Of safety. TIL" single dis'"rI
Of the Whole exhibit was an angel 100"
oak" covered with violent r.nN ir!hE.
Among the preserves Mas profanity
every kihd "i lrull ana NSso'''"' '''',
can be nut up J"llics Of ali d"s'r p.
tons. hut AL good. beans, pears ana
hccts--cNHrI thing hut brand! peaches
The display e drawings ana pa'"'-
.mgS was especially cr"ditab!". Er"a'
number OF the exhibits were entered ~
local artists. others w"r" entered az
artists IN distant TOWNS al" ''''1S'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14

Radio business Is about ono por cent
Of the sales OF department stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14
Racing Cards Prove Attrac-
tive and Excellent Track
sters Draw Throngs.
Exhibits Especially Are of a
High Character and Boys
and Girls Display Good.
Midway and Concessions Big
Drawing Card at Neighbour
ing County Show.
Yesterdays Racing
AT West Alexander
$40 Pac-Purss Sloo

$40 PacePurss Sloo
lTs-Susts Ann, owned by Moore and
Scott, burg ettstown. Pa.
ond-Lady Lus, owned by Ed rrau-
bert. wsnsburg, W. Va
3rd-Thsrssa Key, owned BY s. D.
Moore, Burgsttstown, Pa.
<th-Sr Daniel Webster thn1shed
one heat only) owned by McDsr-
mott Bros. Carnegie. Pa.
Three Minute rrot-PIrss 500
lst-Earl Roberts, owned by James
Eins, Elm Grove, W. Va.
2nd-Arden Queen, owned by r. g.
Morris, 1urgsttstovn, Pa.
3rd-No-Body Knows. owned by A.
J. cssudy. Burvsttstovn, Pa.
Entries For Today
YrSe For All Pace-Purse S2oo
Sons Ann-ownsd by Moore and
Scott, Rurgettstown. Pa.
Ahns ptuon-owned ey B. J. Rsyn-
olds, waynssburg. Pa.
The Abnsr-owned by B. J. Reynolds
Waynssburg. Pa.
Free For All rrot-Purss s2co
The MarQua-owned by s. D. Moore,
Burrettstown. Pa.
1urnor-ovnsd by b. J. Reynolds,
wayneSburg, Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14
West Alexander Fair Draws
Vast Crowd Community Day

crowd Of 5000 fockcd to the lair
grounds 10 watch the events.
Yesterday. was Community day at
the West Alexander fair. considered
as the best attended second day OF the
80 years history Of the far. The or
derry handling of the crowd and the
festive spirit displayed throughout the
day were particularly noticeable.
Many people attended the ialr from
the adjoining counties in West VIZ.
Sinia and Pennsylvania. and helped
swell the throngs from West AleXan'
der Claysyille and other nei-hborius
towns
The principal event Of the day was
the racing. In all there are ii race
horses in the paddockS. mostly rom
stables III nearby counties. The horses
on Yesterdays card showed very soou
form. as a whole. but one or two clear
" outClassed the unsuccessful en-
trantS. Susie Ann. Il big gray owned
BY Moore aud Scott Of Burgettstown'
Pa. showed excellent form III the hrS'
race. taking every heat and winning
easily. On a better track she would
hold her own in much facter company.
One Of Best Held.
Taking everything into conSiaera'
ton, the twenty-fourth annual west
Alexander fair is one OF the best ever
held in the county. II differs but Iltue
from the fairs of former years except
in an increasing variety and excel
lence Of exhibits and entertainments
A visitor TO the fair yesterday was
frs, OF all impressed with the senef'
ous size of the undertaking and the
commodious and well kept tair
grounds. as we'll as with the industry
and efficiency OF the members OF the
fair commission.
The number OF concessions is not as
great as usual. but tho commission
limited the space only 10 those OF
meritorious reputation. There are the
eyer.present spinning wheels with
lucky numbers calling for almost any
thing from red faced and oespanSled
summer clad dolls 10 gorgeouSIy co..
ored ash trays OF an all night session
size. Other wheels stopped at mum
bers calling for sauce pans, candy
dish rags and so forth. in reverend
ing assortment OF useful and cumoer'
some trinketS.
Saycra! Of The concessions were DUSTY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14
WAYNESBURG COLLEGE
LOOKS FOR INCREASE

Waynesburg, Pa, Sept l3.-An in
crease In enrolment Of az least 90 per
cent and possibly 70 per cent is looked
for next Monday when WaynesburG
opens It's door for the 1929 term.
Last year the enrolment Of students
working for degrees was nlncty-nne ana
and the preceding year it was only sixty
six This year there is every prospect
that 1t will run TO $50 or IFS students.
This enrolment does not 'nclude
music and expression students or other
persons not working for degrees. who
last wear brought the total enrolment
OF the college up to 4l6.
In tho fail OF 1920, the new freshman
class contained twenty-five members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14
Ohio Dry Officials
To Discuss Problems

Columbus Ohio. Sept 12-Federa!
prohibition enforcement, officials OF on"
and adjoining states Will meet. prob
ably here. IN short tim" 70 discuss
common problems, It has hc"n an
nounced nv p Russell. federal proh'-
hilton director Tor the state Several
such regional conferences already have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14
RAILWAY EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED

Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept. l3.-Orders tt
stop shipment nf men. TO close the local
employment office. and TO withdraw a"
advertisements for mechanics from the
daily newspapers were wired TO the loco'
office of the Chicago. Milwaukee L. ST.
Paul railroad by l.. X. Sillcox, general
superintendent of motive power Ter thar
road, 1t was announced here late today,
at the company's Offices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14

An excellent rscing card featured
fair
Seven horses from we'll known
stables were entered for the two
purses yesterday. and an estimated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14

took charge OF the college presidency,
the predicted enrolment Of forty fresh-
men and exactly that number was found
present on the opening day. This year
NJ set Ills goal for at least eighty fresh
men, aad continues to believe that on
Monday september Is. that number will
report At his office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-04
FINANCIAL N0TES.

The Rethlchcm Stecl 60. has taKen tho
contract for steel Tor the peiaVar,, riXpr
bridge hetwcCn Philadelphia and Camden
90 price ~ >i.3>6.9st
central Indiana Power Co. whose sub
sularics operate ono of the two electric
hght and power companies In IndianapoNs
aud alsn do the entire electric light and
power business In ~ other Indiana cou,-
munitir,. has snld - 24> OoO first mort.
gage collateral and refunding per cent
bonds 90 syndicate headed by Halsey.
stuart A Co.
Tho Union rsns Car Co. has purchased
2 $50 all-Stcel tsns cars OF O,OoO salons
each. The order is divided as follows
standard steel Car Co. 900: American
Car aud Foundry Co. 1000: Cambria
steel %, Soo, and General American
Isnk Car Corporation. 500
Ascuum Ol Co. stock holders approved
lnru'asc On capital from $4,000. 200 70
Ws fhh and reduction of par from
500 o. >2h Increase excepting $40 =
wH' nsi. vhi-h j. 90 be held IN the iroa Sllrv
W. D" distributed a. SuO per cent
s..ah dividend
tar.nau ficid 4 Co. report current
wrH.r-aIr drygnods distribution. orders
irHm rad salesmen ana by mail and col
i".''"rs are in cVccSs of year ago
iN date THIS year total rcS-eiptS of sugar
o. aN nted states ports aggregat tp
''t. 'Ns tons. while MEETINGS total 4 :
- i~1 tons. compared with 3 26- .6lQ
i"us n the corresponding period OF last
ia-t NccE in financial markets was
Nl.urcl hy rise IN sterling exchange
." I'' hlgnc>t 81 the year. The year
lf.ran win rate % about 81 20 fOr
stNf d~afts on London. and quofation,
AaN| slu'' huciuatCd over a vide range
c0urral trend however has heen In
tHf direction % Improvement and laSi
Ntfa rate of - s. SIS was recorded