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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
Ex-Seal
Pilot to
Be Chief
Won Flag for San Fran
cisco in 1917; Has Big
League Experience

rTARRy woLvERroN win Pilot
II tho Indians In ie;s.
This announcement was made to-
Aay by wire from san Francisco by
,im Boidt, Seattle prexy. who has
been IN the Golden Gate metropolis
sinc~ the league meeting week
aEo.
woivrrson. a former Oakland. san
Francisco and New York American
leader. IL considered one OF the
smartess men IN the game.
His last experience In tho Coast
hague was In Frisco In 1911 when he
won the flag with the Seals
woiverton. who played many sea.
ems as q third sacker. IL said 70 he
= great handler OF uron and a smart
baseball strategis,-
He has been out OF baseball for
several seasons
Woiverton succeeds Jack Adams
Whc finished the season this sumnor
ofs~r Walter Mccredle had fiivvcred
cut.
Rcids had nothing TO say 40 30
chat would Be done with Adams.
wo,verton IL taking charge irnne-
I1atefy and will be given a FREQ rein
~ Boidt In order TO build up a win
nar for the Indians for next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
J0hnS0n-LandiS War Is
Looming Now Over Draft

NEW FORK. Nov. fs.--Tsan John
IN son. mtiisaristio boss OF the
American league. apparently IL look.
ing for . fight At the winter meeting
Of the major leagues. and. more ap-
psrenuy. he will ret II.
While Ban has been talking largo
fy in generaiities. the sources thru
which he generally makes his plans
known have II that he is after Com
missioner LAndis
II johnson starts Q fight on Ian
dis. the most logical field OF battle
viii be over tho draft question. the
only big Issue Ia baseball now.
Lined up on this question against
lands. or any other question. John
son win have to fight three OF his
own club owners and the entire Ma
tionai league The signs Indicate
that he will lose. as he iosA before.
John A. Hcydler. president OF the
National league. has already ex.
pressed the opinion that the Ma
tionsi league In behind lands and
he never speaks unless he knows
he has his league behind him.
Charles A. Stoneham. president OF
tho Giants. In out today with an
emphatic Endorsement Of lands. He
says he does not like the present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

Both Boston clubs finished last this
year.
william r. Baker. Quaker boss,
has canned Irving Wilhelm for
bringing the team out OF the cell
lar for the first time In years-
That's gratitude.
John McGraw couldn't have done
any better with tho bush league
talent offered Wilhelm by Baker.
Tho same goes for Harry Frazes
at Boston. He has sold nearly
every star tho Red Sox ever had
to the New York Yanka. How
can he blame Hugh Duffy for the
failure Of the Sox to win.
Both Baker and Frazee havc sold
q flock OF stars TO other big league
clubs. tearing down their own teams
and giving their own fans tho rnzz.
Such sales are giving baseball
Its hardest battle--the battle OF
commercialism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

IFst three htAfth ana arc INT w
hind Seattle and Victoria
But tho Maroons are yet 70 be
reokoncd with IN that Art Duncan.
tho powerful defense man. has 70
Joined the club and that Hugh
Lehman. on. OF the best goal
tenders IN the business. VIII be
back In harness on December 1.
It's . long scaAon this year ana
the firrt few game. AREN'T roing
to decide the race. by any means.
The Mets. with two victories
hung up. arc out AFTER their third
straight win Of tho season tonight
meeting Vancouver at tho Arena
The locals have taken well to
the six.man game and arc playing
ia ,op..eason form right now.
Vancouver viii introduce some
new faces soniGh. Charley Reid
IL tending goal and Assltine. a de-
Tense man. and Boucher and Newell
a rair Of new forwards are with
the Maroons
The Marcons also have Duncan
and Cook. a crack defense. and the
veterans MaekAy. Skinner and
Harris on the forward line with
parkes TO I'll IN.
The bir missing link tn the for
ward line II Jack Adama who Isn't
playing this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
PRINCETON
STAR Is
DURABLE

DIGIT END GRAY. Of the Prince
N ton team. who played such
preuninsns role In the Tigers victory
ovsr Chicago. h seemingly immune
from injuries. In all the games he
has played for Princeton. Gray has
lever once asked for time TO BE- TAX.
a out because Of being injured
while Gray isnt big fellow. he y
mighty HUSKY. and seems able to
oaks the severe bumps that are hand.
"a an end without slowing up his
work IN the least II was Gray who
ocored . Princeton touchdown
oGAinst Chicago by picking up FUN
nls and running IS yards. n was also
Gray who received s5-ysrd forward
Dass and put the Tigers In position
- score another touchdown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

can pair. Roger Cont. the French
champion: Erich Hagenlacher. the
German champion. and Edouard
Horemans. tho Belgian champion.
without losing q game. His high run
Was 49, and his grand average was
IS Sc. which was tied by schaefer.
Horcmans' high run Of 2<4 w~s the
best OF the tournament
Figuring on grand points. schaefer
and Cont finished In a tie for second
and they will be allowed 10 play n
match of 1900 points. the winner TO
meet Hoppe In = challenge match
within 90 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
A. A. u. MAY
SETTLE THEIR
LITTLE WAR"

NEW YORK. Nov. .s.--Ready 20
IN hattie with tho National ANA
teur Athietio red~ration for tho con.
troll OF amateur sports In the United
States. as delegates OF tho A. A. u.
led by President william prous. were
heading 20 washinw,on with = joint
meeting OF the opposins body and a
settlement Is possible.
After electinx Prvut b suoceed
himself ~ president. the deiswases TO
the A. A. U. oonvcntion hero last
night named the as delegates TO at.
tend the session and present q "solid
'front.'" for tho A. A. u.
The convention voted 90 assume
supervision OF wourcn's sports and
made the following awards Of
"classics's.
National track and hsid champion
ships. Illinois Athletic club. Stasv
field. Chicago: indoor track and field
championships. Buffalo. Junior and
senior cross country. Philadelphia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
JIM DELANEY
COMES FROM
GOOD STOCK

CT. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 2s.---Jtm
~ Delaney. tho fis,io sensation of
the West who IL shortly 20 meet
Harry Greb. comes from fighting
stock.
Delaney happens 10 be q Second
cousin OF John C. Hesnan, American
heavyweight champion of years ago.
IL In on his mothers side that Jim
descends from Heenan. shs being
n cousin Of the former TITLE holder.
Jim appears TO be capable of up.
holding tho prominence Of the Hes-
nan line in ring history.
When doping out Deianey's cham.
pionship possibilities. think of the
first half Of his signature, James J.
How outstanding II is in the history
or the game. James J. Corbstt and
James J. Jsffries. Furthermore, the
front nane Of every heavyweight
champion in the past 100 years. with
the exception Of Bob F1tzsimmons,
starts with tho letter ~
There is John l. Sullivan, Jaoh
Dempsey. Jack johnson and others.
All of which might be taken az
another forecast of the entrance Of
James J. Delaney into the list Of
pugilistic stardom.
Delaney. like Georges Carpenter,
began his ring career as a bantam.
He began fighting ut II years OF
age. and has gradually outgrown
each class until he Ia now full.
fledged middleweixht and seems des.
tined to shortly enter the heavy
weight class.
Mike Gibbons. who has looked
after the Development OF Delaney,
says that he feels confident that the
youngster will some day win tho
tito now held by Jack Dempsey.
What In moro to the point, Mike
says II won't take very many years
either 20 turn the trick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
MICKEY WALKER
is BASEBALL FAN

ELIZABETH. N. j.. Nov. 81
Mickey Walker, tho new welter-
weight champion. has two hobbies,
music and baseball. Next 10 boxing,
Mickey is strong for baseball. In the
summer his training always includes
a bit OF tho national pastima He IL a
regular attendant at tho big league
games In New York and In q Giant
rooter. His baseball hero la Frankie
Frisch. showing that Mickey has ex.
cellent judgment, as far az baseball
Is concerned. Mickey is strong for
music. but says his favorite instru.
ment II the talking machine. a.
Gar ~ execution " concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
YANKS TO SEND
MEN TO TIGERS

Pitchers Oscar Roettgcr and Cor.
mer Wilson. Infiel6sr John White.
Outfielders Hinkey Haines o. ID.
Tucker, Ed Nsusel and Burnsy Acton
are said to be some Of tho talent TO
be turned over TO the Vernon Tigers
by tho New York Americans for Jake
May. the great Tiger southpaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
NAVY POINTS
TO MIX WITH
ARMY ELEVEN

ROACH BOB FOLwELL h now
~ pointing the Navy for the big
game Of The year. the battle With
he Army.
TIA annual caash between Annapo-
- ana West Point win Be- staged Al
Philadelphia November IS. The new
Stadium Of the University Of Penn
oyivania Will furnish the setting
rather than the Polo Grounds At
New York
while the showing Of the NAVY
ogninst Pennsylvania. which resulted
n an unexpected defeat. wa . great
disappointment. the victory over
Penn State helped considerable
The Navy has . great team. and
- Steve Barchet one Of the best
hacks In the country. Barchst was
cut Of the Penn game and he was
lady missed. Folwelrs star back n
= great triple threat man ana car.
Hiss the punch OF the team In Nc
Xee he has = fine running mate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
PORTLAND RESULTS

PORTLAND. Nov. ~. - Danny
funes knocked Al Maoke cold just
A. the bell sounded for thu 10th
round, robbins him OF = Knockout
here last night. But Nunes won all
the way and rot tho verdict any
how. Weldon Wing stopped Matty
Smith IN the eighth round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
Navy Coach Confident Of
Walloping Army Saturday

year coma from Far Western and
Middle states. Neither the Southern
nor Now England states arc repro.
scented.
Tho records Of the Navy show that
most Of tho football players and
wrestlers hail from the West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
RICHARD STILL ON jon

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.--Tax Rick.
ard wants tho boxing privilege at
the New Yankee stadium and he
will outbid any other promoter, he
announced. He has conferred with
tho Yankee club owners, but they
have reached aa agrscn~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
DON'T WANT MUCH

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.--Brookiyn
wants TO trade Zach Wheat TO the
st. Louis Cards for Jack Smith and
Bottomiey. and Leon Galore 10 the
Braves for joe ocschger. according
to another rumor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
BIG TICKET PRICES

PHILADELPHIA Nov. ~.
Ticket agencies were receiving OF.
fers of SIS each here today for
choice seats In the middle of the
field for the srmy-navy game Sat.
urday. Specs" were offering end
seats for $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
RENAULT WINS

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.--Jack Rem.
sult. Canadian heavyweight, former
sparring partner OF Jack Dempsey,
knocked out Silent Purier. Panama
Negro in The eighth round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

Will Battle
Local Six
Vancouver, Off 10 a Bad
Start, Is Coming Faster
Now; Meta Strong
RY LEO II. LASSEN

HE old gray
mara Amt what
she ulster bel
Ths sa - .
might TO for
the Vancouver
hockey team.
Judging from
the start OF the
fe3ses season.
The Aiaroonr.
champions ror
two straight
seasons In tne
Coast league
have lost their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
Pair Sell
Stars to
Get Coir,
Philly and Boston Owners
Are Detriment to Big
League Baseball
BY LEO II. LASSEN

HE baseball mns
OF Philadelphia
and Boston are
certainly Fiu,tons
for punishment
Both hiiiy
teams finished In
seventh place this
year. after a long
tenure In tho
basement of tho
two big racca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
MISREPRESENTATION WIN

VANCOUVER. u. c., Nov. ~
Walter Hagen and James Kirkwood
defeated Dave Black and Jimmy
Hush here yesterday. and 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
TIE GAMES

For Shs second time this season
tho Junior and senior grid teams Of
the University Of Washington have
tied. Yesterday they tied 60 and
last Thursday II was 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
GOR,tAN vs.. BURNS

Joe German and George Burns are
winding up training In Tacoma today
for their six-round bout there tomor.
row night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
Willie Hoppe King Again
RegainS His Cue HOnOrS

NEW YORK. Nov. ,ss-wlIlie
IN Hoppe. king of tho billiard
realm for years. II back on the
throne today for the 10th time.
Hoppe won the championship
Of the world last night when hc
took tho title away from Jake
schaefer. who bcst him last year.
Tho scorr was 500 10 s6s.
Hoppe ran iss in the nth inning
and made his 500 points with n run
81 ios in the merit inning for an aver.
ago OF al Is. SchRefer'r high run
was % and his average "a TIA.
In his fiv. matches Hoppe defeat
Cd scharfcr and Cochran. the Ameri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
MORE APPLE SAUCE

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-cari Mays.
Erin Ward and a lot Of cash from
ths Yankees to the Chicago White
Dox for Dick Kerr and Eddie Col.
llns-iatesf from the hot stowe
hague. Both clubs say -bunkr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
HARRY W0LVERT0N TO MANAGE SEATTLE INDIANS NEXT SEASON
YOUTH NOW REIGNING SUPREME ON AMERICAN GOLF
SEATTLE NETS AFTER THIRD STRAIGHT
Vancouver's Forwards

Hockey
making their first bow Of the here tonight with the Arena
left Hsr
Newell Parke right Skinner, Boucher MacKay
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-02

A cub reporter went back stage
one night to interview Joe Murphy,
playing in THE Kerry Cow" 4
member Of the cast was missing.
The cub filed in. Today he is fill
ing the role of "Lightnin' Bill, !"
made vacant by the untimely death
Of Frank Bacon. He l. scoring Q
big success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-01

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g. u vl,I'" 'hir v""H
f.. BE- = Iir,r,r IN l." h"n'""" y"
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lIrfI,o, rrl rrI" I,.rh Il i"u nj "ly "h"
hrs I,,.,r named I@.a.t = ""'"
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duluE nicely. ,,.,r.,, yer,
AIr aud Mr' I.IIHW"rlh Nu"y Wr,'
tho gu",u4 Of I'll" i"ru'I = FH'''' ~ "
Wiu King "r Marietta M"uh"l ,,o
I II Marble ur Ji"t"Ani" Wa NV
l-uCFi OF his daughter. "lI". i""' WV
aud Family saturday. ,.t.,,,.r
Goo KIdd of MUs, Kun va" ''7''"'
horo Sunday. :, .,r,n,ll OF
willow. ucro Du"ihG"a '"''o'' ~
MundHy. ,,,.,,o IaIuud
Mrs. Robert Gucrd"r oc 'T"p"
Nyay ghopping hero Friday. ,rI.
= g. AndcIsnu. formerly count ~
cultural agent Of ilohS"h's '"""'' ,s
now reading IL Mnrghnt"mm, was ""i
snyeT,l dnyb lnSt wc"h Gaming W, 49,
ftirud- and attending som" "'"''''
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iinIror 81 ll,"ud Joan, va"
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NJ, rnd Mao Albert Ii"i' or '"' WV
vr,o IuaIn,an 'oIloIn be-" AI""""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-01
n. !. STOCKS

N.w York Ian ~ St",Ns drtte"
idIv during tho greater pRr, 1T t"''y "
session. nuctuatinn- apparently ''''
sontlng tho conflicting ''""' 90 '''''
and tho professional element .,
4urh h.suos a. American l''' ,'''''
State. steel aud KrosEa. at gains OF =
10 a. points wcyo tho strong ie''"' '''
,ns,th.r with raw mis'oII'h'""' "f'
cisIti.s Motors. cigars. t"h.'''"'' '"o'h
icaI. tosriles and utilities "ei' ""'''
further pressuTa. sustaining
losses Of QUO IL half points.
nscL,,,tl,,n Of tho regular d'''"'""
go. s,,,t,Ia,Lr, was Ia Uno with r'i"'''
,o,t,tluns G"us"Iid"'"h '"'
l.,i,,I, la tho IaIor dealing q" "'' "'''
u,,. dlyld,nd deferred i'"'" '"7' NO"
t.,I,,I iuatts stool ~" al" '"'
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nj altar tho 'l""" oct '"" 49,
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bon ,,yo, tho rro, s'llrr quarter '"'''
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,Icn ~ TNhrunry pRyw'"'' '""''"
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,,u Inan- wcro mad" ~ nv" p'r'""'. NM
In rrIvato at q FhRdH under ~" P"'"
ton. o.,
british and French EXCHANGES 10,
,.t,ad , mart nr yostcrdRy'E 8harp al
vanco. but other allied r"mittonce' "o'r
n,n. Tho German. Dutch. Swls" ""l
>,orwcsluu uuutlitonH eos"d Il trine anu
swedish Danish aud crock ratios
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-01
Business Section Of
Anawa|t Suffers Big
Loss By Fire Fiend'

woi,h, W Va. Jan. al--Thros sDte"
wrro dortTnyon In n nro In hhh~n''
today which threatened mo s"'"o u"a'
mesa dirtri"t or tho t"~h 10Y "
,,,,,,I.o, nrs lighters. without any
i,o,o an cI,oniGaI equipment. battlsd
,.,r, ,ho name, anh nnnily prevented
MAR further spraad by forming
burtoi brigade.
.rho io.n uaa estimated - ss'stf
t6O.0O0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-01
STANDARD OIL.
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

wh~o"ng. ". Va. JN" -
Furnished The Iut"lil.'u. ~ 10y \. v
Mn~trn & Go. m"Wn"rH Now ORR st".
Exchange second f"ur \ati"u'd Hank
81 " Va IldG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-01
bENWOOD
.HOLDERMAN MAKES
HIS announcement;
IN RACE FOR MAYOR
Prominent firnt Ward BuHineHa man
ana Contraotor FtrHt to Dntsr Aaos
In Republican Primary.

william II"ld"rInnn In nm "nl"lhI nm
rnunCruroni this morning, lni"fihn IN"
votcru Of IIrnwuod TINT hn Ia chhni-
dnio for the onico Of mayor ~ I'"nw"o".
,,,hI.ct TO tho dccIrIOn "f tho Republican
urinary Ia be- held soon. Mr.. Ii"Ihoi
,,,n ,r tho nrri candidate" formally III
tho ncId. making mo hrHt oHI'lAl an
nnuurcmrut at hir 'nndldn'y
Al, IIoIdcrnuu'n many friends mr."
u,rlug nr rund rcnsnnn Tor his n"mihh'
lion by tho Republican pnriy and cleo
ton by the citizens or Iicnw"nd thn TACT
Tint n, In n IlfnlnnR Tchidnnt OF tho
,.Iiy A urumlnoni hur Inorh man.
rl,,inuIhIy familiar with TIA" Guys
hands and .urnbio "r giving ia" "iiJ
nu oniirut hurIn' ~ iiko hhi"lniniin
lion Nj nuldciunu Tor many years
hnH boon onnnr'd in 10" '"h'I"'' hs
LusInonr. ma Ia widely know"
Ito has boon "a iifoI""s rnp"hIl'"n shh
has novor bor",o "rpt,od 10 political
office
rhr,Id Nj TIoIdcrunm 10 n"""nnnf"l
lu hIn onmpnlRn. u Will D." III" mr."
lIrno In tho hIal"ry 81 Iio"~""h lh"t
narur "r tho "iiv hos boon "'"''" n"
from tho FIrr' wnrn.
hAaI1tTaTu
ri. following Hot OF rcEluirnrr 70
comfy appointed by tho city "oun"li
wan announced ycrt crhuy. First Wnrd :
WaItnr IIcntty and Hugh IAFlnrn. moo
ond ward: l.. &. Schad md Joroph
Ryrnos; Third wnrd; Joseph hck'rmnh
,nnd Mrs. Maymo Warainski: Fourth
ward: Thomas Flanagan and Clarence
Thurn~ss: Firth ward: Vincent Nogor-
: son and Fred Baker.
Gary I.ecey, Democratic candidate
! from tho Second wand. tossed his hat In
/ tho ring yesterday for IL councilmanic
! pohtion
Tho registrars will begin their can
yass OF tho city for tho forthcoming
= election on Tuesday. February ~, II was
announced yesterday by city Clerk J.
Frank Brannen Books and other para
phernana will DO given TO the registrar"
| to-day. The registration must be com
! pIetcd and turned over 10 IN" |Iy CicIh
! on 40 prior 10 March -.
A meeting OF fhs city council VIII he
.L,L i ON March -, al which Time Iha
.,.,l.tinIi"i. Lo"hs will Lo ""i'"''"d ahh
",n.i.'Iod
nusiasss Meeting
/ n,y,,i.. bi.. I.dea q" ia Sale hIa
I ~ t.yIhI.s L.ih "a L,oin.s" 'n"Gi'"s li'
mai, i.dp. .....". zee ki"i" "i'"Ii h'"'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-01
LOCAL STOCKS

rI,,Enr g." Joe" ~.
pam n".'"'i"" I"' ""' '''h
e.. n.urs ,,."rIIed I"' ia" '"''"'
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PETROL. Ell M

81. ,rI. ia Itn % '''iii h"I"r' 'n
-. ruun "h .iHH "'''"u' '"''' hh'r
msnts lb.AlB. sg"iaR" ~. 100
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-01
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

whooIinE. W. Va. Jan. IL. "a.
Irurnirhcd Tho Iut"lliEenCor ny 4.
Nnrtrn CO. mrmh"rH Now YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE. second floor NatohhI h"hN
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

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CITIES SERVICE. SALES

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LLOYDSVILLt:
Like BuInmor Time

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PRODUCE MARKET

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f,usiAsss Meeting

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Two w ks
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MIuz TInnoy Arrives

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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-06-02
TRUST BOOSTS
PRICES

New York.-The American Woolen
Company has advanced the price of all
worsteds 10 to 20 cents a yard. The
price of woolens was advanced two
weeks ago.
This increase means a tax of mil
lions of dollars on the people, as ad-
ditional advances will be made by
the many business men who handle
the goods before they reach the final
customer.
Last March the trust reported that
it's 1921 profits totaled $9,192fi, ,621.73
These figures come near equalling the
trusts record year of 1919, when pro-
fits were more than $10,000,000.
In 1920 the profits were $685., ,259.-
16.
The record of this trust has been
continuous piling up of profits that
has reached into the millions since
1914. This was shown in 1913 when
profits were 316 per cent over those
of 1914.