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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
ELEPHANT SUBSTITUTES FOR OLD APPLE TREE
And SO Fair Rider with Big Circus
Executes An Act Not Billed
On Program

How would you like to let "the old cat
die" from the jaws Of a six-ton elephant!
According TO Victoria Davenport, pref
test OF the scores OF pretty ladies who
ride on the program OF the mamrnotn
Ringing Brothers and Barnum Barley
Combined Shows II Is the greatest sport
! imaginable The fair equestr1enne per.
forms the stunt" with Badly. who; next
! TO the famous Alice" is the mightiest
Of all the great herd Of elephants.
Miss Davenport has not gotten over
the days when one Of the greatest )oys
an old apple tree. But apple trees are
not often found op circus lots, and so
she bitches an improvised swing INTO
Baldy's mouth. AS she swings back ana
Erunts which Miss Davenport will tell
you Is the pachyderm way OF singing
"Byc-low Baby. in the Tree-Top. In
the main-tent during the performance.
that greatest OF all inoyations in animal
subjug ation-the assembling In "pyra-
mid and other formations Of six times
as many elephants as have ever before
been presented at one time.
This enormous elephant act will be
hut ono Of tho many approximations to
be seen when the Ringing Brothers and
Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows ex-
hibit here. The program will open with
a gigantic pageant. This brilliant pre-
sentat ion. cnlisting hundreds Of charac-
ters. depicting the bestowed tales from
nursery and fairy-talc lore. will be fol-
lowed by more than two-hours Of arenic
displays which will present the pick Of
the talent that has in past years madn
the Ringing Brothers and Barnum &
Bailey circuses the foremost amusement
institutions in America. In addition will
be seen acts which. released by the ter.
mination Of tho war. have never before
been seen in America. The circus Is TO
exhibit here Friday. July lS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16

wheat imposed by Julius Barnes, United
States wheat director, before August IL.
since tho movement from the farmn
does not warrant the increase and the
grain corporation has been able to
make only small purchases On that
date Mr.. Barnes will make another re-
view Of the situation and make an
nouncement concerning the placing Of .
premium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16

All nat HrTny and navy experts IN
ashIeeJe training know Of self-defense
vSii Do revealed at wheeling park to-
night when Harry Greb. discharged
sailor, and George Contas alias Knock
out Brown, meet as the stellar perform
ess IN q boxing exhibition Three fast
and interesting preliminaries are also
scheduled
Greb established many records in the
pevy, a. . sailor and boxer, while over
thare" In the front line trenches Brown
spent his leisure time showing his COM
faaes In arms how to use their hands
ana beads, In case they should meet an
enemy who tried some hand to hand
ronne8 on them
No two moro popular boxers ever
aCnned tie gloves in Wheeling. They
eeserve q good crowd. for they are not
gAe old-time. rouEh-neck boxers, but
1918 type clean athletes, made douoly
clean By the rigid regulations governing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
DILLONVALE INDIANS
DEFEAT SPRINGFIELD
(By Mail.)

The Dillonvale Indians defeated the
East Springfield ball nine in hard
fought, thirteen-inning game. at Dill
lonvale, last Sunday. The feature OF
the game was the wonderful throw to
home plate by the left fielder Peter
Galupe, saving the game for Dillonvalc.
The summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
zEIDER IS OUT

TOLEDO, o. July 15.-Ronie Zeiocr'
formerly with tho Cubs. today announe>
ed his resignation as manager Of the
Toledo Grub o. tho American Assoc'-
alton. Roger Bresnahan VIII taSe
charge Of the Mud Hens temporarily
Failure Of Zsidec to brace up tho team
after q poor ctart together with iniur-
les which have prevented him frcm
making the expected showing in the To-
ledo fnfeld are responsible for the
resignation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
GETS LoVm0 CUT

CLEVELAND. July Is Lieutenant
Commander Albert c. Read. Of the Amer
lean seaplane NC-4 and his companion
TRANSATLANTIC Ayers, Lieutenant Com
fated NC-1 and Lieutenant Commander
John G. Towers. of-9heANC-3. wore
guests at a public reception here today
- which Ensign Herbert n. Rodd. Of
Cleveland, wireless operator on the EC-4
was presented with . silver cup by the
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
FINGER AMPUTATED

James SewEulao. baker at the Wind
snr hotel, caught his finger in some ma
chinery while at his work yesterday af-
ternoOn He was taken to the North
Wheeling hospit al. where DR.. Phillips
amputated the finger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16

Two base h:t-Davis. Sacrifice hits
Buck, Elliot. Bases on halls-O1t
Mooney ]: off Eakcr. 2. Struck out
Ry Mooney. l.: by Baker, ~. Umpire
Shricklc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
BOW LING

Thursday. July I7-(S:OO p. n.y. Bel
laire VS. Baucrs; (9:00) Indians W.. Don't
Worries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
TO PREVENT SALE OF
HUNGARIAN SECURITIES

PARIS July 1.-THE Inter-Allied
council today asked all nations to OPP
pose the sale In their countries Of the
securities held IN Hungary and which
ito Hungarian Soviet government h1s
ordered the banks to deliver. It was
stated that the delivery Of these securi-
ties was being made
The council directed the attention Of
the Allied and neutral governments as
we'll as Germany and Austria, 10 tho
danger that might follow the use OF
these funds for propaganda The sciz-
urc Of the securities was declared to be
illegal connScation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
pAvENPoRr WEAKENED

ST. LOUIS. July 15-With the score
4 to !, in st. Louis favor. Davenport
weakened in the ninth and Philadelphia
battrd out a 5 to victory. setting the
locals back to fifth place. \ double by
Burrus, after two were out drove in the
tying and winning runs Score:
r. II. F.
I,,,T,s aclnhIa 900 100 o04-5 IL 3
81 Louis 100 020 01O-4 IA 5
Perry and Perkins, McAyoy; Daven-
port and SEVERED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16

(The council Of I'VE, II was stated In
a Paris dispatch. July .. was consider.
ing sending a note to Bella Kun. head OF
the Hungarian Soviet government. dis
approving his plan to sell securities
held in Hungary and also q note 10 all
nations advising that these securities be
not purchased)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
MANY FAST CANES
FOR NEXT SUNDAY

Tho manager Of the Bauers have COM
pleted negotiations for two games to DO
playcd this weekend. On Saturday tho
team will go to Dennison, ONO. to meet
tho crack Panhandle Athletic Club nine,
This team DEBATED the Ferry Eagles IN
two games recently. On Sunday tho
team will 90 to Cochocton. and lineup
with the fast nine OF that place King
will do the mound work on SATURDAY
and Neuhardt on Sunday.
Bob Latimer has been sl~ned up oy
the manager Of the Bauers. and Will DO
seen in ON outfleld position. This
youngster Is one Of the best heloers IN
the state and will be of great help TO
the Bauers. He is a sure catch. f1ne
thrower and q wonderful hitter. II no
keeps playing the brand Of ball as he
has so far this season. he may soon be
pickedd up by a major league nlne'
Hamilton, Prysock and Bounds will also
be s2en in the Bauers lineup.
The McConkeys will meet the newly
organized Wheeling Steel and Iron nine
next Sunday afternoon on the tunnel
Green grounds. Tn game will be call
cd promptly at o'clock, and nne
contest should result. as tho steel nine
is composed OF many former stars Of
the old Virginia club and the Nyals-
Burkhart will likely pitch for the
Macks and Candy or Workman for
Wheeling Steel.
The fast colored Clarke aggregation
of the second ward. will so TO Elm
Grove, Saturday. and lineup against the
Patterson and Elm Grove nine. The
game will be called at $3.50 o'clock in
stead OF 4 o'clock as heretofore. II has
not been announced who will do the
twirling for the teams. but the fans can
expect hard fought game.
The Martins Ferry Eagles are W1'h-
out a game for next Sunday AFTERNOON.
A game was arranged for. but the team
engaged cancelled, leaving the Eagles
without an opponent Manager Rowly
is working hard in an effort to IND
good attraction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
NO WHEAT PREMIUM.

NEW YORK. July 1.-the United
States Grain corporation announced to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16

D,lonvalc oOOO0OO000O 01-l
East Springfield 90 o o D U U U U U" w
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The greater the necessity for saving
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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-02-14
To whom It may concern:

1t gives me great pleasure to COM
mend the action of Private Allen P.
johnson in Offering to give some Of
his blood to patient in base hospital
Camp Gordon, when a TRANSMISSION,
was decided on as a last resort to inn
prove desperate condition and vol
unteers were called for. to give the
needed blood
Qualities that would impel man to
offer of his own accord some of his
life blood for the purpose of saving
the life Of afellow man are the same
qualities that 60 to make up all that
we admire in a true soldier.
The christian soldier has the
strength and courage and love to give
his blood and at the same time endure
the pain of the operation without q
finch in order that sick officer who
has been brave and patient and long
suffering in his illness might live
John BEATrIE, Capt. M. C. u. s. Army.
Officers Ward, January 80, 1919.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-02-14
10 the Voters Of McNairy Coun-

u
| wish to say to my constituents
and friends that will not favor any
backward step in regard to the anti
cigarette law now on the statute
books Of Tennessee.
| have received many letters and
petitions in regard to road law for
McNairy County. We have a bill
pending in Congress, which If passed,
will give state aid. think the Legis-
ature will pass a general bill which
will give the counties federal and
state aid, and at this time do not
think it would be wise to pass local
5ill that would conflict with the bill
that would give federal and state aid.
Good roads will add more to the
wealth and greatness Of McNairy
County than anything else will do,
and would be glad To hear from ev-
cry district in the county on the ques-
tion Of local road law, or any legisla-
tion looking to the welfare Of the
people. ] would be glad to have you
draw up a bill covering the situation,
and will introduce it, provided the
general bill fails.
If the majority Of the voters are
in favor Of stock law for McNairY
county when the election is held,
will then introduce a bill that will be-
come effective the first Of January,
1920.
j. P. SIPEs, Representative.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-02-14

at the hardware store in Selmer about
a plow point he wanted to git, and
some anxious woman was a-tryin to
git a doctor fer her baby that had
the flu, and there was me a-tryin to
git to save my $50-check. shifted
from one foot to the other, a-beggin
EN- to let ssme talk, and me a-feelin
like had the tooth-ache and shore to
lose that money. Finally, when | was
about to give up, got the bank on
the limo, and 10 and behold, Rip Snort
and jist come in and had turned in
the check. They hadn't paid it, but
was a-fxin to call me up about it. |
told them to hold the check and not
pay it, They said the feller was
mighty mean and sassy about 1t, but
when they mentioned the sheriff, he
lit out. | haint had any m,re word
of him, and don't expect to.
It's all as plain as day now. This ras-
cal put up the job on me with the
help of Bill Hickorybud, who tole him
all that stuff about the old-time peo-
pie here, so as to fool me. Hickory
Bill was a-waitin fer the trick to be
pulled off, and then he'd a-biu a-hick-
in about it fer the next twenty years
around here. | took keer to let ole
Hick. know how it turned out, and be
actilly looked like he'd lost his best
friend. Hick had set another rascal
on to me in the meantime, feller
named Coins, sort of a Portugee
lookin chap, who sed his nanny was
ded and he was a-tryin to git five dol
iers to help berry her. | sez, kinder
dry like, fer the memory of Rip Snort
vas frest in my gizz lrd: Which one
Of the Coins are you?" He sed he was
Dock Coins, and then sed: mo your
name had Better Be-" That puzzled
him, and | explained to him that he
had better be goin. He pulled out,
and sHsa shen nobody haint tried to
gee ssshy pocket-book. | never went
10 college nor to any school but the
one over onqOxford. but whenever
any one at my dear relatives" shows
up agin I'll know how to receive EN-.
Hickory Holler, January, 1919.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-02-14
IS AND BOX

Snow Sunday, but not enough
to do good or harm ........ The
Huns begin to think that unless
they get terms in the peace mat
ter. they are not out of an army
They will find themselves with
little war material before they
get through.... 1.-THE stock law
election Monday is of more i'm
portance to McNairy county than
the war results ......... You cannot
learn from the great Commercial
Appeal whether there is a. legis-
lature in session at Nashville.
Why don't we have a daily re-
port........ Ye sweet singers, do
not forget the annual meet on
the fourth Sunday at Selmer...
The tanks are filled and the sta
tion ready to begin their deliver
les by wagons..........Hogs and
cattle are being shipped regular
ly from Selmer and other places
of the county. and mules being
brought in although almost ev-
cry farmer has one or more for
sale,....,..The change Of ad of
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-02-14

It is the duty of every
farmer owning land and has
the expense Of keeping up
and in repair SO much fenc-
ing to protect his crop from
outside stock to come out
Monday and vote for the
stock law. Ifit carries it will
not take effect until January
1920. The people who pay
taxes are most interested
and if they do not come out
and register a freemans will
they need not grumble.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-02-14

Robinson Gro. Co. shows matters
of real interest to our readers. =.
The only drag on the market is
marriage licenses as shown by a
lonesome one this week. Pres.
Wilson is billed to start home on
the 18th. His congressional class
needs master as they are play
ing rocky This week oats
can be sowed and plowing carried
on as dry land is in condition. 49,.
Cut down that cotton acreage,
and have a full corn crib and a
big pocket wallet next fall.........
Speaker Champ Clark is to be in
Memphis with his hound dorg..
This is st. Valentines big day,
and the occasion for the ground
hog to play in his back ground.
The only place on earth that is
never heard of kicking at some
thing is the PHILIPPINE Islands. ;.
Why not discharge at once all the
farmer boys. and keep the city
buns who can't get a job only
the one they have from Uncle
Sam. We are sick of the
twaddle about no jobs for the
soldiers. What did they have be-
fore they went in the army?
There are fewer soldiers return
ing than went away Too many
do not want a job; big salary and
a spring couch are what they
want.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-02-14
been well employed; and will deem my
self amply rewarded.
Yours truly,
J. T. BAGBY,
Halls, Tenn.
Birthday Celebration.

A number of friends and neighbors
met at the home of B. F. Darby at
Gravelhill last Saturday to celebrate
his 88th birthday. He received many
gifts, letters and postal cards as a
token of remembrance, which was re-
ceived with emotion, his heart over
flowing with joy because of his life
being such as to command the respect
of all bis neighbors. A sumptuous
dinner, prepared by Mrs. Darby aud
her daughter was enjoyed by all. Al
ter dinner Rev. Maxedon read a few
appropriate passages of scripture.
PRAYER was offered by Prof. Murley.
Song (How firm Foundstion) played
by Miss Vada Higgins, led by Nal
com Young. A high tribute on tho
life and character Of Uncle Ben was
delivered by Rev. Maxedon which he
said was worthy of our emulation. He
was followed by Rev. Phillips, who
emphasized the love of God and the
need of more love among US as neigh
bors. Other short talks suitable for
the occasion by w. NJ. Littlejohn, j.
R. Gooch, and Prof. Mnrley was en-
joyed. Uncle Ben rose to his feet
and in his feeble way physically, led
the song (When we meet to part no
more) all joining in the chorus. At
the conclusion services we're dismiss
ed by prayer, each Of US going to our
respective homes, feeling that We
had been benefited by attending this
social gathering. We wish for Uncle
Ben many more pleasant, happy birth
days. J.B.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-02-14

There has been a call made
by Governors of cotton states
including Tennessee for all
the farmers to meet at their
county seats Saturday, Feb
ruary Is, to consider the cot
ton situation. The conditions
of the market now are made
by the spectators, and man
ufacturers. 1t is a death
struggle between the hold
ers and mills, but the gam
blers have the biggest finger
in it. Unless the farmers
agree and actually plant less
cotton this season, the price
of the crop now on hand and
that made in 1919 will be be-
low production cost. These
meetings are called to take
decisive steps towards cut
ting the acreage from rs to
33A per cent and plant the
cut in corn and other forage.
Just what form of pledges
will be made, we do not
know. One thing we do know
is that each farmer ought to
have sense enough to know
that he will get more money
out Of his crop on a cut bas-
is than on full acreage. He
also knows with some cotton
at a high price, and plenty
of corn, peas and hay he will
besafe and sound for the
coming year. The banks and
merchants propose to, moi
loan money on an all cotton
crop. This will bring about
the needed reform. A ter
million crop means wealth
to the southern farmer.
while a fifteen or eighteer
million crop means bank
ruptcy to the entire cottor
growing industry. Let Nc
Marry farmers each for him
self put in about half al
much cotton and twice al
much corn and other crops
which we all know to b
profitable. Continue in th'
s'hog and hominy" crowd.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-02-14
HOGS WANTED

| am in the market for shoats
weighing from 60 lbs up, and
pay 13c a lb, and for pork hogs
weighing from $50 lbs up, I'll
pay 14c a lb; said hogs must
be delivered to me at Selmer
not later than Tuesday, Feb
ruary l2, 1919. !,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-02-14

in our city call at our office and le,
us demonstrate the Starr Phono.
graphs. Something new in the way
Of a musical instrument.
TIE C0RINTH NEWS co.
Coiintb, Miss.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-02-14

Mrs A. 0. Wooten has about re-
covered from a long illness.
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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16

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the Missouri and just three blocks from the electric carlne leading
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,Ev. W. c. WILLIAMS. DID.

REV. w. C. WILLIAMS, DID,.
the popular pastor Of St. Johns A. M,
&. Church, Omaha, Neb, who was a
commanding figure among the mini
sters Of Kansas City during the six
years. pastorate in this city and who is
one Of the greatest financiers and most
successful pastors Of that denomina.
ton today.