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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17
STERLING IS ON RISE



New Highs in Grain on Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA senHa-
tional rise I'm sterling exchange ir-
regularity higher stock prices, heavy
selling OF United States government
bonds, new high records in wheat
and corn prices and another flood OF
stock dividend announcements were
the outstanding developments in this
weeks financial markets.
Early strength of sterling, which
touched s4,69 IA. the highest price
since 1919, was followed later In the
week by brisk rally In German
marks, which scared from i,20 cents
a hundred to 1877 cents. Activity In
the Berlin currency was based on
rumors that a large German gold
loan was impending involving a sta
bilization OF tho mark.
The business outlook continues
encouraging.
The cotton consumption report for
November exceeded that OF every
month, but one in the last five
years and brought about sharp
recovery from the recent slump in
prices Corn prices are approx
mately 80 cents bushel over those
OF a year ago.
Stock dividend distribution TO date
already have exceeded $4,000, ,000,-
0O0 most OF which has been pro-
yided out OF surplus,
The pan-American Petroleum
& Transport Co, which announced a
25 per cent stock dividend a few
week ago. added another one OF
20 per cent on Friday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17
8 Members of House
Oppose NesO PGriey

WASHINGTON, Dec. I6.-Nluo
members OF the house went on rec
ord today as opposed TO President
Hardlngs callug another armament
conference at this time 90 deal with
limitation Of submarines and air
craft, as proposed IN the new naval
bill. The house voted "5l 20 to
keep in the bin tlat provision ask
ing the president 10 begin ncEgt.a-
tiona with Great Britain. France and
Italy and Japan toward the calling
of new parley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17

4 Swiss soap manufacturer is
wrapping his products In l0-kronen
notes. The tremendous taI In value
~ Austrian money makes this un-
uSiaI bit of Advertising possible.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17
Onpose ChurCh Gambling

MISUNDERSTANDING games 20
raise church funds are improper and
the police should stop them II the
church doesn't, the BISHOP ot st.
Alhans told a diocesan conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
About People
Movements Of Individuals 20 Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE hotels.

Aogers-T. +, Tyl"a. New Na"rn'-
Thornhery. Fairmuat: II. u. S'n'naHer'
McLure-E @. Wheat. Gi"nNaI": l.
.. uannon. Parkcrshure. ". II. Ely
Charleston: =. II ficl"fIs. I1Iicr,"ur
J x GodhN. Nj. Hope.
windsor-M r k'vda.l i'a"N"r6-
burg; \ G Rloud. Huntington; .. W.
Davis. Iarli,rshurg: |. J Woodward
Petersburg; 4 Cadl". rhtlad"lphtaPa.
stamm-l A Rrrd Dayton. o; John
Rrod. Dayton. .. w. Y. best Hannibal.
TO-; James Wiley. Eccdvi!l". 9; !. j.
WeidHli. Munhal. Ia.
r. Il. Juhnsiou oc McNi,a. TrNas. Is
spending several days with his mother
Mrs. f. ~. Johnston. Of West Chap!ne
street.
\ J. Mills. retired newspaper man.
will leave this morning TO spend ~"N"ra!
DAYS in Cincinnati. q.
Or. w. Scott Smith. - rhiipn. &C
rompan,el by his daughter. Beatrice.
are IN Wheeling for several days. Miss
Smith has been suffering with throat
trouble and will enter N" Ohio Valley
General hospital this morning. FOR an
nperatiOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

wood = AZ advertisement ~ the lawn
tote which viii h@ held on tho I|VeIahd
school grounds /" obtain FUNDS Win
which to equip n playground
The children will form In nns NJ the
South warwood school house and from
there will parade over tho entire town.
Many citizens hnNn offered their ma
chimes To giro weight To tho parade.
Practically every person In South War
wood has actively participated IN the
arrangoment- FOR tho big open-air car
ntval.
Warwoods prc;t!c-r girls are ready
for the contest which will decide the
Queen OF the Evening. Miss Margaret
KIndelberger. popular Warwood school
teacher, Is in charge OF this even tand
already has n largo let OF names who
will compete for the beauty honors.
Two little dancers. six years old. will
Interpret many Of the latest steps TO the
accompaniment Of Jones Novelty or
chcs;rn The Jones entertainers Will
furnish music throughout the entire
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
MASONIC MOONLIGHT
BOAT RIDE TUESDAY
Under the Auspices OF Osiris Temple
Patrol Next Tuesday Evening

4 very enjoyable time IS anticipated
on tho moonlight boat ride on next
Tuesday under the auspices or osiris
Temple Patrol. Noble OF The Mystic
Shrine on the magnificent steamer East
ST. Louis.
This excursion WAS TO have been Civ
en- August IS. but owing 10 the repairs
being made a, the dam. II had to be
postponed and all tickets bearing date
OF August l6 will be accepted.
The committee feels very gra!ret In
securing the East 81. Louis to take this
excursion as very few boats can com
pare with Il IN comfort. II has grill
room with cafeteria services. and the
finest ball room on any boat on inland
waters.
Swans Wonder orchestra OF seven
pieces will furnish the music for the
dancers. and those who have heard them
say they have no equal IN harmony
and melody and those who enjoy dane
ing have a rare treat In store when tsey
hear this orchestra play some OF the
latest song hits.
And for those who care 70 enjoy the
beautiful scenery and cool hrsezes along
tho river. chairs will 30 placed on the
upper decks.
For tho caro- Of those who oontem-
plate driving IN from the surrounding
towns in automobiles. tho committee has
made arrangements with Chief OF Police
Fred Frazier tor parking space on tn"
wharf and also protection by detailing
a policeman FOR duty on the wharf until
the return OF the boat.
Tickets may bs secured from any
member OF tho patrol. \. {. Thomas
tewelry store. II c. Fredrtchs' sporting
goods stora In Wheeling. lGCkey's news
stand IN Bridgeport; and Smith Elec'r'ca!
appliance shop IN Bellaire.
Roat will leave Wheeling wharf At
Sis. stopping at Bellaire At S:+j. going
down the river and returning 10 the
local wharf at ll:20.
All masons and their friends are cor
daily invited TO attend not Only from
Wheeling. but from all surrounding
towns. as this Will bs the last boat ride
under the auspices OF IN. Masonic fra
ternity this season.
The number OF tickets For sale -
limited aand those who contemplate
going should secure their tickets as
early as possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
Delightful Event.

Nhaut forty guests enjo'rI ON" ~ ,,"
most Delighted outdoor affairs ~ IN"
season at the home OF {. II. Gru'S on
North Front street. Saturday "F'h.,E'
The affair was compNmentArE 70 ~, .
~ =, Kerr and Mr.. II. 7. Modem. both
rormarly Of III, local office 90 tho
wheelinx Electric company. VINO nave
been transferred TO the off'c" or the
OHIO Power Company at Canton. Ohio.
The pauy motored /" tn" br"es "om nn2
ls,. IN the afternoon and spent several
hours swimming. boating and inunis m
T., other outdoor sport until t"'"E"''
when n camp fire WAS lighted an" d.
delicious picnic supper served WIN ~ I,
appetIztug rdthlcs as roast cor" "'''
,,,,,srs surplcmcntlug the supper.
TIE nonnr guests were each presented
With 4 handsome Girt from their ;"rIner
associates In the office OF the wheeling
Electric Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
Rnoantaon Tor Gnest.

- TUESDAY afternoon OF this week NJ 50
Helen Gaus OF South Penn street VIII
rold a reception at her home IN order
that her friends may meet her house
guest. Miss Frances Smith OF Boston.
\ large number OF folk will call during
tNe afternoon and in the evening Miss
Gaus viii entertain a small gathering
~ bride During the afternoon light re-
sreshments will be served and at the
.veninC affair prettI!y appointed
luncheon will follow the games.
Among other events FOR Miss Smith
viii b. the bridge luncheon next Sat
rrda, afternoon. with Misses Ada and
',uth Eouncssen Of South Front street,
""stesses. honoring. with Miss Smith.
heir sister Mrs Ross Preston Daniel
.,rd Miss Virginia EliS. Next Friday
-fterroor Misses Katherine and Mar
-a-At barnard will entertain a. their
hom& IN WoodlawD. complimentary 20
Miss Smith Refreshments will he
served ~ The close 90 the games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
FALL BRIDES
ARE HONOREO
INTERESTING NUPT1AL v
RoHEpULRD roR NEXT
MoNrHs AUTUMN RIVALS
JUNE
visitors and Young Folk Departing ~
school Hold Center Of present
Social Activities.

While Fail brides heretofore nav" not
r.e.iyed as much honorable mention
perhaps, as June brides, there are q"
notwithstanding number OF the former
and Fail Is fast rivalling June a. '"e
,,,n,ial teason. \ more beautiful. color
rul season could no, be selected ana o."
limo Of the year could ne''eT "'e"'
happiness Tor the uewlyweds.
Wheeling will have numh"r'o' m
,nrest,ng. early Fall weddings and tne
events FOR the bridHs-eloct Vie VITA
those for visitors in town and students
,hout 20 depa-t rrr heir various
schools. n importance on the social
calendar. ,,.,.,.-.,
TIE official opening "t " heeUnS
social season occurs shortly after the
Young FOLK have departed and hr hoi :
tav time tire social whirl IS in fu',
ewing. Never have indications p"iniH"
20 a buster season than at present an"
nsver has there been more pleasant
authorization OF the opening o, the sea-
sen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
HonortrE birthday.

TueSda. evening OF this week Miss
Viola Sa',Ier. - East Wheeling. HiN
6s homo CUES; AZ dance a. Mozart
bail ths event having been arranged -
r~f.h~ato hHr birthday anniversary. A
rnr""- 7fc~e orchestra viii furnish music
,rn~ dancing AND attractive decorations
will II" ;n evidence AZ tho hall During
.ute~'o -s:"H refreshments viii y"
served
M'ss Sue Sa.tler will entertain the
'oi'owinx evening n, her homo In Eas'
Wheeling FOR Miss Viola, and dancing
vi ne me chief past!me at this art7ir.
700. Refreshments will be served lat"
In the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
DRIVER HITS CAR;
REFUSES TO STOP

Thomas J. Tr!c". Of No. "ll National
road. reported to Central Police station
carly Yesterday morning that an un-
known driver "f an automobile" collided
with his machine on the National pike.
near Fourth street III Fulton. and con-
i!uucd an without stopping.
NJ Trio" stated his ma"htre had an
a\,o and fender broken y" could not
SEQ Tho licenses on III" machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

qmusemenls and an orchestra VIII rem
der a program oC popular numbers. me
ARRANGEMENTS are Compiei" Tor TINS ri
fair and everything points I" an even
ing Of exceptional entertainment. Misses
Helen Havercamp and Angela feaEer'
heirusr I'm charge. have left nothing
uu5nne .hS, might tend =" add u the
IN I0ymau' "f tn" excursion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
Animal Straat Fair.

Wednesday and Thursday evenings Oh
,hls week. August so and g.. the lao'eS
~ the Sacred Heart church Will hoiu
rhsir annual street fair on Coal Stree
above Firth street Patrons VIII Dc
oYsraa many novelties and delicious
estable at the numerous booths "n'In
win be erected. and the proceeds VIII
h. used TO good advantage for tho new
aScred Heart school.
Miss Kase will be general chairman
=, charge and will be assisted by the
following chairmen of the various
booths:
Ic. Cream Tahle-M!ss Anna weir
and Mrs Lawrence Zarnlts
CANDY Table-Misses Vera Feckste'n
Gertrude Myles and Gertrude korn.
AKRON Boo,h-Mrs. Nest)!ne and MIS-
O'Leary. an,
Fish Pord-Mlss Mary Moore ana
Miss McDaulin.
Chocolate Booth -- Nessr5. George
Holte. Martin Garvrv and John Nolte
variety Eooth-Mr. and Mrs. r. =
Kelley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

TNA members 90 the Zane Stree ".
= church Will have \ stand AZ 'h~
State Fair this YEAR n Keeping with
their custom or previous years. Rreak-
fast. lunch ana dinner will b" served
each day. beginning a. o'clock IN tho
rorning. and remaining open until ~
a. night different menu Will be
served each dav and the public IL as
surpS tempting and Appealing meals.
Mrs. 3. 6. T'llom Is chairman In charg"
and her assistants will be Mrs. Della
Ia r. and Mrs NJ 3 KELLEY. The pro
rAeds Will - used FOR the heneT' o'
church work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

ZEN Emperor william Ectr"th"d 10
Widow Headline.
Showing there are exceptions I" me
rnle "You'rc never too old 10 learn.
According to a recent ruling. anyone
who makes. a full and free disclosure Of
how the liquor came into his possession
may DO freed after being arrested t"r
having liquor Application or this In
depreciation ~ TN" law viii FREE em
all. except those who are 20 fNII 'or
utterarCe."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

Tho Metropolitan club has issued
cards announcing that the club viii re-
sumo lts weekly series OF dances Tor
the season or 1928 A. EGcrtcr hall.
Friday evening. sept y. opening rhe
weekly series Al tho <srunCan dancing
reriors on Market street. Tuesday eve
ming Aug. 20. r.. Willis Duncan will
he in charge ~ these classes. which
will provide amusement FOR many young
folk during the season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
poat RIde Tonight.

Many delightful features VIII =" IN
evidence At the boat ride aboard the
steamer East ST. Louis. under auspices
OF the Catholic Daughters OF America.
Card tables will be arranged IN tho
palm garden on deck and this ravorite
pas,irne will be INDUCED in by the ma
Iority Of guests. Mrs. Thomas Padden
and Mrs. Thomas wildblood are receiv-
Ing reservations FOR Tho tables.
Dancing VIII also be among tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
INTEL INKLINGS
w, s. STANTON

Reckless asses Is the GneN"'N"' q.
DESIGNATION uf th"ose wH" iH'"A ~"
city streets were made for them :" ''s'
the speed Of their autos, oH He '"''''
Editor.
More furrih,c than eloquent pe'ha''N'
but II there ever was unc "h'" '"'
ruacc should bc shoru az cnph'mismS'
in regard TO those who disregard puhh"
s.rcty hy irving to emulate Barney Ola-
field. ;h,s sure is Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
Tor Professor Cutter.

TUESDAY evening AZ tho homo OF Mrs
. NJ Wells IN Fifteenth street. N"
music committee ~ the First Baptist
church will entertain the members or
mo choir N honor Of Prof. Alfred Cut
tor. n : Moundsv'lle. who has been an
vareS az the new director FOR this
choir. Professor Gutter - graduate
~ ths London College of Wales. and rhs
local church Is fortunate IN securing MS
services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
picnic Thursday.

The Wcman's Bible Class ~ IN" "TH
rrsshr,srtan church Will hold picnic
and supper at the HON" Of Mrs !, -:
Robinson on Bethany pike ThursdaE %,
,h,s w.ek The members will motor I"
m. Robinson home early in the after,
40, and enjoy a delightful afternoon
outdoors. followed BY supper serve" on
tahIrs arranged beneath the trees on tue
beautiful lawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
TOr Bido-to-3e,

Added 20 he long ~ OF sos 81 affairs
being given complimentary 20 Miss VIZ
Fin!a Eng. September hr!de-to-he. -
ne bridge party 70 be given Wednesday
afternoon % this week. With Mrs. Rolf
C-lNrr a-d Ms. Louise raue. Jr.. host
ss-os luncheon v'n rrecAi- :he Gam"s
7'--.-=dav ~v~7'rE ~ hs- Non. IN
i,r- Ne N--fna .'o'-iF -iil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
Masonic Dance Friday.

Friday evening Of this week an IN
formal Masonic dance Will be held ~
the white Palace. Wheeling PARK IN
der auspices Of the Veteran Association
-, Osiris Temp,e Tho committee IN
cnargs Of the affair promise delight
srr evening 10 all who attend and eH-
.a',ert orchestra music Will prove an
incentive TO dancing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
PARADE WILL MARK
OPENING OF FETE,

E,"ry boy aud @'"I In S"U'h Wa'w"'i
hjg enough 90 Wd'k niil y" in tn" mon
Ster parade - he STAGED :hiS evening At
6 o'clock over tho main 81 cts "f War
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

zone way or having laws respected -
10 have men to enforce the laws VINO
are worthy of respect Intel "a.
You scored 4 bulls-eye with this shot.
, stream can't rise any higher than us
source.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

IN sit up and tax" notice. Seemed i'N"
!, was cn'n' {" take 4 ncCkti" party Tor
some ~ the aurumra before they were
nrnuacd from heir l"'harEy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

on Saturday evening. September :.
'...r tote aud roast beef supper will ne
bold IN Wipsl"N's lawn at Elm Grove
..,ln- auspices o" tho Mt Union Pres
ryi"r;a0 church. Surper will be served
r,,.,l = o'clnrk ur;!l and other refresh
.-irus= Will n" sold during the evening.
we I~u-"cd~ 90 be given FOR benefit %
go. VI luion church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
Club Meetings.

Mr.. J. Holloway will hA hostess
20 the members Of her club a. luncheon
,oday Ct her home In beatherwoou
Lane Bridge viii be the diversion OF
The afternoon.
Today at the Country c'uh Mrs' w e.,
Pownd win have - her luncheon guests
rrsu,b.-s OF her club. The usual games
will follow luncheon and the affair vii
"a most delightful. Her guests VIII
number eight.
Mrs Renor! Good viii entertain m"rn-
hers o, her club this afternoon at her
hs- home IN WoodlAwn. Following
pleasant session ridge. tea VIII be
served.
TUESDAY afternoon. a. h"r hoUe IN
DI.asant Valley. Mrs e. f.. Jackson VIII
10 hostess to members o. her bridge
club and Few other guests. Luncheon
VIII be served at ! o'clock. and bridge
will occupy the afternoon hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
TWO CARS COLLIDED =
ON WHEELING HILL.

A touring car. owned and driven oY
owen Palmer and n roadster. o"ncd
and driven BY !. A. Terry. OF Elm Grove
collIGed last evening shortly before \
o'clock. on :he Fulton SIDE If Wheeling
hi.
Roth machines were badly damaged
hut no one Was injured.
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.Hg
Hostess 20 Guild.

Mr4 =. II. Frederick If Marw""a.
v,,' be hostess tonight 20 tn" mcineera
~ Westminster Guild o. the Third fres-
hyterian church. \ short business ssS-
s!on Will DO first on the program. "'iN
the remainder az IL" cveuiuG spent IN
social way. Dainty Refreshments VIII
h. served a. the close Of Ia" evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

preachers Assemble st Anh"a' '"-'
iutc. "-Hcadline.
wal b,ra fnr some Kids wr know IN
have bower 10 cause an earthquake
who're ,his Institute Is being held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

'Drast!c Action 20 he Taken Against
t,e Reckless Automobile Drivers. -
Headline.
About time officials were heG'nnin'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

Congress Begins 10 See Menace "f
Big Strikes "--liCHdI!nc.
We thought all the tim" that 'h"E
been Iookin" through the 'owrr lens OF
their bifoCalS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

I.a., AID TayishinE are the
tro,hs Of real lace that tiutter Their
loneliness IN the summer breeZes
This frock Ia made in long slender
lines and depends for trimming on
the richness OF It's own materials.
Fmbroidar~d nat. Nalenctsnnes.
. Irish -roch., Ard Hla, ~ combine
- r-ak. y Ths foT~v ornaments
e.. c-gand,.
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entertain members % her club In honor
- Mss El.g. with bridge ;he faNor'ls
diversion \ da'ntuy appointed !nncn-
...l Will feature The close ~ tae EVEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

According 10 recent press ''HP"''"oH,
Judge BAKER IS 20 be "d"n" mp brown
BY the District Attorne! Of that name
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

.'Ki,rhcn shower "--lleadline.
W., saw on" once when tn" hii"r hnSt-
ed
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Bridxe-Lunchoon

rms a'tern0On at The Sue Lantern
Tea Room "a, f:dGinEton Lane. Miss
Martha Wood will he hostess 20 r num-
her OF friends ~ a delightfully."- arranged
hridGe-luncheoN. Five tables viii &C
rommodats the guests and a. the close
% an interesting session at cards a
luncheon OF charming appointments will
re served This will De the FIRST social
event 70 be held AZ tho attractive new
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

Miss MargherIia Travnsc'o, daughts
ot Frank 4. TravHscio OF Philadelphia
with the bronze medal Of the Italia
Red Cross society, Just presented
Ing the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

Now That Fair Week .t not far ofr
we are filled with hopes that old
pluvr will lay Off. and l"' Is hIv" a
fai- week
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Bath Tablets 100 Headline.
Pretty good stunt = "n" can 4" 'h"j'
hot weather writiu' while in IN" h''f
tub
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

Hog Exhibit r, Far VIII l." Ec'"i'-
ton '-HeadliuC.
Must hc gonna ,ar."dN ~" "n'-e"7'
and rent species.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-28

The Portland Telegram has recently moved into its
building completely equipped modern newspaper estab-
shment built especially for it, All of which calls attention
to the rapid strides the Telegram has made since passed
into the possession Of M present in 1914 The Tee
gram has in this interval doubled in circulation and bus
ness but what commcnds it to the public than any
thing ese is the fact that alone among the Portland daes
The Telegram has had the to denounce the Kux
an, to support Governor oco his attack upon the khan
nd to wage winning battO aaginst the so-caled Compu
sorry School Bill in benshted community dominated by in
:sihle government. More power to the Telegram.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-28

they have conducted successluhy
for several years. They are sons
Of Joseph sestok Of this city.
Miss Cora Cooper has charge oi
the Gardner store during their ao-
sence.
Fl r. Hope returned Thursday
from southern Oregon,
Miss Stella Huntly was operated
on this week at a Salem hospltai,
John and Vincent Mertz ana
Nick Highberger left Wednesday
by auto for Los Angeles. Tney eA-
pect to make the trip in i've Gays,
The Marriage of the Midgets
is to be given at the high school
auditorium on Tuesday evening"
seyenty-five of the children from
the lower grades are to take part
Uriah SilhaTey has been quite
i'll with tonsilitis.
The head officers OF the san
tam wooden mills are to be moved
here. G. L. Ralph, the head pook-
keeper, is already here and MS
family will move from Portland as
soon as suitable living quarters
can be secured. This concern Is
rapidly growing, about 12O people
now being employed and the pros
poets are good that the mill Will
continue to enlarge.