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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
LOGAN & BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(By private wire 20 A. T.. Mastcn & co..
New York, Feb. 27.--Thc weekend
news developments with the possible
execution OF the Ang o-French agree
mcnt wer OF no special market s!gn!!l-
cameo and the character or tho trading
during tho greater portion OF todays
session was similar OF that the past
few sessions.
Stulchake~. n few specialtI"s and
many Of the rails were In good demand
and under cover Of tho strength lin
these departments. there appeared to DO
very good selling In III" general. run or
tho Industrial stocks. The so-calted In
Defender steel shares. such as Cric!-
bic. bethlehem Steel IT" and Eepuh!c
Iron and Steel were under pressure FOR
the most par; of the session. STOCKS
seemed to be for sale on bulgcs.
Tho STOCK market. generally SpcaNnH'
has enjoyed some very substantial ad-
vauccs In tho last few months without
encountering any material reaction ana
We believe that the prevailing level or
Values is not one from which aggressive
bulliSh operations would meet with
material success. Rather. NO feel that
Tie genera list will undergo revision
downward before the bull mirkct'is re-
Eumcd
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SHERRARD>
Revival Services.

Revival services are being held et
evening at 1880 o'clock in tho PleasanN
Hill NJ. Z. church with preaching by
Rev. y. Il. Bennett. On Friday eve
ming. Dr.. c. +. Anderson, the district
superintendent. will preach. Everyone
is cordially invited 10 each service.
Sherrard Briefs.
Rev: Page Of Kentucky, who has 40
cebted the passionate OF the Presbyte-
rian churches here will arrtver this
week and preach on Sunday.
Mrs. D. NJ. Garvin is visiting Mrs.
John Henning Of Canonsburg.
Willard Hicks Of Mt. Olivst IL Ill.
The second quarterly meeting for this
year on Marshall charge was held IN
the Mt. Olivet NJ E. church on Sunday
afternoon and evening.
l. H Schubert of Mozart, who has
been quite Ill. Is improving.
Charles Stewart and family have
moved from the D. M. Garvin farm to
East Liverpool, Ohio.
Mrs. John Straub Of Mt Olivet was
visiting relatives at Pleasanton last
week.
Rev. A. r. Bennett has returned homo
after attending tho Pittsburgh area
conference.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Feb. 2T.-ForciGn exchange
strong; Great Erit4in. demand. 10 ; :
cables. 4y43t.: G0-day bills on banks
Ilul,. Frame" demand. 9.l9ia; cables
?.2n Italy. demand. 5.32ha; cables n.S3.
i:,lEiunl. demand. S.G9i3: cables, STO.
Germany, demand, 49,; cables. -
Holland demand 3S.43: cables. 3S.49.
Norway demand. 1T.tS. sweden, de-
mlnd, "G.S5. Denmark demand. 2l.po.
switzerland. demand, IL SIS. spain de-
mand, 1910. Greece. demand. 100. 70"
land, demand, .02!2. Argentine, de-
mand. 36.37 Brazil, demand. 1913.
Montreal, .9SS.
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SUGAR.

New York. Feb. "T.--The raw sugar
market WAS caster for H"rtp EiCans on
sues Of % ono lass ~ Port" Rico to al
locate rcinrr At II. OUt port r"nners
paid $40 for $1,000 ha-s FOR March
clearance There wcr" no sales Of Gu
han but 2SLc. cost and freight equll
to 3.73 for centrifugal WAS bid for hold
erS asking more.
Tho raw sugar futures market was
Nrmcr early on covering and buying for
outside account Prices ut the best
showed advances Of on" to six points
but reacted after m'd-day under scat
tered liquidation and 1t tho close was
unchanged 10 three points net higher.
March, go; May, 2,A2; July. @.61; Sep
t.mher. 2.75. -
There was no chSnGe IN refined sugar
with IN" Eranulat%d listed Mt $40 md
with only q moderate inquiry reported.
Refined futures were without trans
actions. Closing prices unchanged to
five points net h:Eh"r With March at
h5J: May SEQ; July, 5.S5.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Feb. 27.--I}utter firm :;
creamery higher than extras 37037 Il !;
creamery extras So, creamery hrSts
(sS TO 81 score). 32ls m3G; packing
stock. current make, No. .. cog a. 81.
Eggs weak; fresh gathered. extra
nrsts. 81: do. nrStS. o9I30; state, near
by western hcnncry whites. flrsts to en-
tras. So -: do. heunery browns. cx-
tras 80 a "a; stat" and nearby gathered
browns aud mixed crlors. flrsts to en-
tras, 29I32; refrigerator seconds. 2j
or.
Cheese steady: whole milk flats.
fresh specials. 20'2G@1: do. average
run l?% ii 90: state. whole milk fresh
TWINS, specials. "Q8c0E; do. average.
1917.
Live poultry steady: hro'lers. 400
a.; fowls. 90 u%n; chickens IS: ronsters.
II; turkeys 80 T4N. Dressed poultry
nrnr: western chickens. "GT42: fowls,
l0if31: old ROSTERS. lSI 80: turkeys,
7m50.
Flour steady
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ra tho. peen n called to tho bedsid. o, h.
crIricaI d inomas Deegan. who i, in .
ton condition at his home in Graf
was h'., Cunningham. OF Edeewood
terday !" mo city yes
iness v,s i,ons, or McMechen, was n bus
Mrs I5as IN the city yesterday,
s still confined to her home a.. street street
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MONEY EXCHANGE

Ter hi,h tGrk; Feb. 27.-Cali mon.v .,s
inc b mISh 8; low * ruling rate s. c eas-
I'll loans s Urfered at ~ last loan c ~
loans firm: SG SN y, acceptances ~. Time
cnnt H.; SIX months, ~ as Pri i'm GAYS aS
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CH|CAG&CRA

Chicago. Feb. @7--Whcat ~ up in
nrIr.. - w.tl.a ',-,n: 81 $l.jU .. 5usbni
;odty. barely m.sf~.f tne he!GA WHEN
for I.,u;ns has pv'n the amh!i = Of
bulls Fresh S.sus q: European NJ OF
brcads;uus gave Impetus hut the .,
tempted heavy rrrM; tAN.uE safes
the market reacted. closing unsettled n,
one cen, net decline t. = cent advance
with May si.+3 to l47% and Juty N.2S
to I."5ia Corn finished y 10 ! cent OH
oats at 4 shade decline 10 ~ To = cent
gain and provisions up 10 to 40 cents
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. 27--l'att!c re-
cr!pts 1.J00: steady. s. 70 So: hc!fers
$3.50 to -: COWS $3.50 20 so.
Hogs. r"ro'nis 1000: higher: heavies
sit.1O To 19iH; heavy mil Eight workers.
$Il 81 u ii. %; rICS $ll.60 Ia 1l.70
Sheep ana lambs receipts 1000:
steady: top sheep $3.50: top lambs
Sl6.@5.
calves. receipts 900 lower; top $I3.
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NOTICE.

Wheeling Steel Corp. pfc. ram" M
ror HOOKS close March Is. for per
cent cash dividend. payable APRIL !.
Wheeling steel Corp. pfd. r. rams ms.
Yer books close March IS. for = per
cent cash dividend, payable April l.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS

New York. Feb. "1--Cotton Eoods are
stcRdier with Il Slight tendency on print
cloths and She"tlngS. Wool dress goods
arc quiet, silks are barely steady and
IN light demand. 'Hurlaps are quiet and
steady Iohbcrs report 4 steady falling
IN business
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URGE C1osEx COOPERATION.

St. Louis, Feb. 27.-Closer cooper
ton in tho study Of industrial prob
lens and technical processes In the
manufacture OF pottery products, was
urged at tho convention today OF the
American Ceramic society by Forest X.
Pence Of East Liverpool. Ohio. presi-
dent
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York. Feb. 27.--Ilhcrtr bonds
closed: AIS. 800: first IS 97.14 hid;
second A.. Hr90: first as OLA: SEE.
und AIS. oG.9S' third itS $50; fourth
i',s. 97.2G: Victory So = 100: Victory
i9,e 100 nf
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Cash Cuotat!ons-Wheat: No. red
s142E: No. hard sl.42 = to li3is,
Corn: No. mixed Csc TO 64'2; No,
yellow $50 to 65i2. Oats: No whlto
Pork. nominal. Lard Sl1.s3. RIBS Sll
to II.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeling, ". Va Feb. ~. 90.
FURNISH n no lntellISenEec oy A &
hsstsn a Co. members New York Stock
ExohSnga Second door National Bank
of w, Va Bldg.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling, w. Va, Feb. 81, '22.
FURNISHED ne. lutcIiIEcu,ct by ~. f.
Masten 4 Co, members New YORK Stock
EIchanEe Second floor National Bank
OF W. Va. Bldg.
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general VII coholt1onO IN
Anderson asrvIe..

MS to have much inru.nc. -, :.
"a general. Y" conoitlons
Anderson Service.
I'd. m -, 4iends have expressed q v4.k
s. Ca1 mo" something of the iIln... ~
AnGnr " daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.. = D
s. r. 10 sTn ON February 18th cha va.
chiai n-oiehtiy III OF influenza and bron.
nope Of her recovery go, va httie
h.1. f', Everything was done - ssv tery
iinssSo no avail. and after w.sS:.
: tern,aS she passed peacefully awav =.
: ~ pIs was made In receivjnr -.
; win i'e ca BANK, n. J.. and later ths hoSr
3 in Rroe,. brought here and laid 10 80,
NJ, Well1burY BrIsf.
me ~ C. Wilson family
A. out recently during n. r
ness ~ tpe mouse with Ill .
B.tbe e.t Howell and H. D. Blair a..
dnsthany' were Wellsburo c.u. OF
day evening, callers Sun
of Ia sr howeF'' of Bethany Pike, 1. Ill
M, Mr. and Mrs. o. I. Marou.. -.
Sunday. ''a "ehsburg friends
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Underwood, -.
home on ~ OF Ia grippe, NJ ths,r
strea e on Twenty-frst and com,,.r e,.
.to ~' IL m, Wickham was a bus,n.,. r.
~ al pittsburgh Monday, VIC
Laura q, nnluerwood and daurht.r
; mod OF Rochester, Pa, y1.jt.d n~n
'unday with Mr.. CsIdarwood.si 'eo over
# Ninth street. "ooos mother,
Iudson Hervey is III O, ,,-
iiCh street IA a' MS home on
,,r rOn pickering and family, o. ,o,,
rcrnri. a. nave moved to We,f,bnrs
icker,ng part OF the homo of M
: Commerce ' strsat Mrs. Sarah Jones.
t,os - Glass. Of Pittsburr, 80
o 'o.hey Edward Glass, OF wh..uH no
: "t INC weekend with their nar.'
,cot ana Mrs W. R. Glass, O, YanIa ~
rt1eo condition OF Mrs. w,,,,,n ~
EST 80 ,"' Avalon. Pa. nee Miss Inc
ticaI,v On ms city, who has bean
nro,.s III OF pneumonia, 1s r,ueL
proved. The crisis f., nss, much
;I1mnSIuePsd out Of danger. 1"' enc
was t ba OF Park View Wheel
p nc suets at the honA -,
ct Sunday. commerce
hoo FOSTER, OF Commerce STRAIT ...
fen, D D III OF the "fu", for The
= monday morning. 70
rs: Frank Williams \. =
90 a. ~. - visiting Mrs. Albert FanJh
VI MAIN street for a few d.rs
- ~ h lean Bane Is III Of scarlet r.r..
II nome on Main street 1e'er
r.cen., Inert Of Wheeling, ar.
49, thy Tor Visit OF A fav
;lbert, 20 Of " Ser.o OF his brother. How.
. n In NcCabe. OF Whee,,,x ~
Miss ~, student spent SUNDAY "a
!; n. Newton Miller and daus..
nnr were Wellsburs and Wbs.S
oppers Saturday 'o wheel
Edith McCracken and d,,.,
'nday. 'p'Hs IN Wheel
g., MOTIFS Askcowitz Of Ds,,o,.
& visiting at the homo ~ A..
~. Zeit OF South Charle. .t- t.
Iood has returned to hcr
WITH street after a .. ~ nc,
Nth Pittsburgh relat,vos
u, ettHeeph Bohrnan hav. :.
ard me In Columbus, O.,
ne, MaVere on account o.
all nome n esr, Edward Dohr-
M Nis Hu" . fssnd Miss GIL
son Be J 1 PIKE tho Wheel
Of Mr.. and Mrs$
Ing any, were among At her
ia. burg Saturday.
ITS, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ~ to
raj Royal, Pa, returnrAGer
the morning after visit
~ Prof. 3. r. Weimer OF B\lz
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling, ". Va. Feb e. rs.
Furnished lne Inteiitsrnter ~ A.
Nasten & Co., members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Sank
IN Au
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling, w. Va. Feb. 81. '22.
Furnished The lntellisencer BY A.
Masten & Co. members New iork STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
pr w. Va. Eldg.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling, w. Va. Feb. p. 20.
FURNISHED 4ue inIrlIsCnCcr Uy \. H.
Stastcn K Co. members New York stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of W. Va. BldS.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling. w. Va. Feb. 81, 20.
Furnished The Intelligence by \. r
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor Nat!oaal Bank
III w. Va. Bldg.
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CRunE OIL

on City, Pa. Feb. 2I--Cred!t balances
s22s. Runs 9n.S4O: average 55.S9l.
Shipments S7,0lG: average 1852.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

wheeling. W. Va. Feb. q. 81.
.-LI i. SIDL. ~ -" -. ~
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BID ! A SIX /. 8

N'pSAR
Allied ps .,,s,------ Bio Ask l. s
"'SCh Bros. Tob. prd on $3.50
40 common ''"' ~ ''"" 80
central Glass .'..''. 30 $500. 1855
Conservative 'iNN. ll1U .....Il55
Es,"$;"r!a Glass - ms, 49,. sAl Sis
aze1-Atias Glass 30 no i;:...iil"
NpSriti Class CO Loo LOO
INLAND on 10 0''''. Ito llun
stei't Auh:to-ium 60 i''''' - !Shi
Stratr Prod QncI ,ooI % =:
United SprInEs, nd i>'h !...'.t.V1
,, 90 &C; Try Co. old. " '''.'jii6Gn'
Ward Baki Co nfd - I''''' Sc, 9s
do commCEo ps9' 49,. .'l50
Warwick Chr 1Ao' ~" .....,l04
warwick Chinf 80 i-....I ..... ll2E
Wig. & Bel. Bril- tg n ''". ..... 10
whg. Bridge Co. 20; ;o'. i..... rs
Wig. Fire Ins CO. '! ~ 800. 40
Wig. Metal q Mfg. Co.. .-... Is l.
. N-hg. Mold & Fdy. pfd1 ..... 49, c
DO common .......-l.. 49,. 6S h
Wig SAM. &c Mfg. Co. ~ S9 go Il
wig. Steel Corp. pr. A., 20 20 Il
do "lS .......-...' l1A y :. "a ~
do common $4,000. ....i llOl
do IL .........,''' - tI1l II
do common .......... 10 7'8 III
Wheeling Ttle Co. .....i ..... .....E tn
Whg. Match 90. ......j. $500 '''''f @
Woodward Iron Co. pr. ....' '''' o..
do common ......"..i 49,. I'''''I ~
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LOCAL STOCKS

>, ba!iJ .u...,,',,, lis. a.. req - %.
Eenc.. "Se' Compiled for Ths ;n n,IEH
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Total sales 1,13S.90O shares.
Q)-EN-div. Sl.25.
(2)-EN div. sl.75.
(2)-E:x- div. SIS.
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|. Several peori" IN his city are con
Nr"d tr :hc!r homes with what ap
pears 10 10 mild form OF influenza
Tho malady is nothing more than &
severe cold Which has developed into
the TN ana II not dnn&cruus TO the pa
i."ut. tn" doctors cain. Tho s"vera
cases are at:r!hatcd - the recent
changch!e weather and will no doubt
pass on with the coming Of spring.
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06
2AMEY URGES
UNIFORM FEE:
(By Associated Press)

Swampsott, Mass, Sept, s
C1.Norm commissions for insur-
ancc agents throughout coun-
t'!' together with limitations as
to the percentage OF premiums
companies may pay for new in
surance, was urged here today by
James F.Ramey, Insurance Com
missioner OF Kentucky, in an ad-
dress before the SD annual SEES
sion of the National Convention
Of Insurance Commissioners. He
He was speaking during a dis
cussion of a paper by Francis R.
Stoddard, superintendent of in
surance for New York. Mr.. Ra-
mey urged that steps be taken to
secure uniform commissions for
the whole country with reserva.
ions" He said that he did not
favor legislation where it can be
avoided but that something
should be done to cut down the
cost of fire insurance.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06
S, S. WORKERS
BEGIN CAMP AIGN
(By Associated Press)

Winchester, KY, Sept. 8
Plans are being made here for an
intensive, campaign to secure at
least 500 delegates from the city
and county to attend the State
Sunday School Convention, which
will be held here October 3 to 5.
A registration COM
mittee of Is members has been
appointed and arrangements made
for a mass meeting in a local
church..
Preparations for he convention
which already have been outlined,
include the opening OF headquar=
tiers here from which the cam
paign for delegates may be direct
ed two or three weeks before the
convention. 1t was suggested
that an office with stenographic
help be provided and the aid of
tie officers of the Kentucky Sun
day School Association be enlist
ed.
M. I. McEldowney, president
of the state association, M. {.
Redwine, president of the Clark
county Sunday School Assocla-
ton, and Prof. B. t. Spencer,
formed speakers committee
which carried the message of the
state convention to the Powell
county. Sunday School Conven-
ton recently. Campaigns in the
interest of the state meeting have
been planned for a number of the
other counties adjoining Clark.
A canyassing committee Conf
posed of Is leading Sunday School
workers. of Winchester and the
county named at the recent Clark
county Sunday School Associa-
ton convention and already has
'egtn to junction.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06
ROT RESISTENT
TOBACCO BEST
(By Associated Press

Flemingsburg. KY, Sept. g
twenty-five Fleming county to-
bacco growers who are cooper
ating with the extension division
of the College of Agriculture at
Lexington are obtaining striking
result III demonstrations which
they are conducting on their
farms to show the value Of root
rot resistant strains of hurley to-
bacco developed at the Kentucky
Agricultural Experiment Station.
County Agent H. F. Mckinney
SAYS. The demonstrations are con
sidered especially significant in
view of the fact that uneven
stands of tobacco which result IN
this county each year from the
root rot cause leaf growers heavy
losses.
Results already obtained in the
demonstrations indicate that the
root rot resistant varieties are
Improvement over the
varieties commonly grown. Mr..
McKenney said. Plants from the,
resistant varieties are more uni
form than those from common
varieties even on disease-frec
land, although the most striking
results are to he found in fields
Of tobacco grown ON diseased
and, he added. Results in these
cases show that resistant varle-
les are far superior to the COM !
non ones he said |
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06
GILEAD

There w&5 preaching at this
place Sunday morning and even
ing by the pastor, Rev. w. p
Rogers.
Mr.. Henley Whitaker is very
i'll with typhoid fever.
The farmers are busy cutting
and housing tobacco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Snyder,
Mrs. Belle Snyder, Misses Bertye
and Betty Curtis attended
the association which was he d
with the Tates Greek church.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06
FOOTBALL OUTLOOK
AT MADISON GOOD

Madison High Shcoo1 has rath-
er bright prospects for a football
team this fall. 1t will have added
strength from Model Hi, which
will send many of its players to
Madison after being abolished.
Ten of the men who were on the
squad last year ,:;:;ill be out in uni
form trying to make the ~ elev-
en-. Coach Lassiter will return
from his vacation September 8 to
get the boys lined up for tl:c sea-
son. He expects to take them to
Boonesboro for a weeks training
before the grind starts at Rich
mond. New uniforms will be
here in time for the first game.
They will be solid purple jerseys
with white numerals on the back.
The stockings will also be purple.
Last year Coach Lassiter had 4
great deal of green material with
which to deal but whipped them
into a first class team before the
close of the season. He expects
to have a rather heavy schedule
this year and will give the local
football fans some real games.
The old men who Will play for
Madison are Captain-elect James
Altman, John Altman, William
Bower, Joe Reeves, Chas. Hack
er, Tevis Huguely, Harry Stone,
Burnell Martin, Shirley Clouse,
Ralph Gentry and Wells, Those
who will be lost by graduation
are Talton Stone, Marshall Hurst |
Lafon Wilson, James Anderson, |
Frank Hacker. and ]. L. Bleyitis, |
Many new men are expected to !
De out for the team, including
some of Models star performers. |
The schedule is not complete, !
)ut three games have been ar
-anged for sure. Midway viii
)e here for a game October 9th: /
lancaster here for a game Octo-
Der 20. and Paris will be PLAYED !
here October u. Several othe,
good games will be booked to- be
played in Richmond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06

Rev. W. P. Rogers was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tussey.
Mss Mabel McClannahan was
the. guest Monday night Of Mrs.
r {. Broaddus.
\ great number from here at
tended the ice cream supper at
Cottonburg.
Mr.. Herbert Whitaker spent
Saturday night gj1'a Henley
Whitaker,
Misses Cara 81. anna Mae
Parrish entertained Misses Der
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06

tye, Ona and Josephine Taylor.
Bette Curtis, Loe Burnice Whit
aker, Messrs. Joe Ray, Frank
Whitaker, Ray Burgess, Mason
Hendren and Ray Sebastian Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Broaddus
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
I. {. Tussey.
l here will be prayer meeting
at phis place Thursday evening,
everybody invited to come and be
with us.
Miss Flossie Bethany spent the
weekend with home folks.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06

Print Showing Through
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06

PIE Supper at Brookstown
school Saturday, Sept. 9th, at
z:30. Everybody come. Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06

Have your suits cleaned tn,
Dixie way for 81. Phone !.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06

Known for some years to eX-
list. deposits of oil shale il Bull
garia will be exploited Ill the
near future.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06

The $500 DOVE plant On Vel
low Greek nt,.r Middlesbl =, W, 5
burned Tuesday
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-06

AJFigtlet dat catches the
dripping 1vater has been invent
ed to Keep the arms of window
washers dry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15
Linen and Domestic Attractions
Ladies' Handkerchief

Ladies' ainen embroidered handkerchiefs. Spec
1sc each, 8 for SOC.
Bows coored bordered handkerchefs, special lac
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15
Get Your Blankets Tomorrow

Wool nap Blanket full size; block plaid, at s.. 80 pair
Good line of Trunks in wardrobe dress trunk $10.5O
to $45.o0
ox12 Brussels Rugs, good coorings; $500 value for
$3.50.
27x54 Brussels Rugs $3.50 value, $1.S5.
Duplex Window Shades green and white, double color;
S1S5 value, $1.25
Texoeum yards wide; good patterns; very special
at $1.10 yard.
Cedar Chests,sal hand-fnished mahogany; value
to 5000; choiSe, $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15
BIG CUT IN PRICE Of
HAYNES S. MODELS
Quality. Of Cars IL in No Way
Diminished by tho
Reduction.

The quality OF the New Haynes 56
models Is IN no way diminished by the
substantial reduction In prices on these
models which has just been announced
by the Haynes. Automobile Company.
OF Kakoma. Ind.
The Taylor Motor Sales Co, AIS
Orange street. are the local distribu-
tore for the Haynes line.
The new 30 adheres 10 tho high
standard OF excellence that has charac-
terixed each car put out by the Haynes
factory since-Elwood Haynes built the
first mechanically successful American
motorcar in 1898.
Among the Haynes types that are
covered by the new prices are the So
touring car, roadster, couplet and