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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

ANNOUNCED
U0nIno WEDDING or NM WALThn
a ukDI-nn TO MIHh LUfu hnL
nOF ARHoUnUnD
M. uadI.. IL Prominent nIn6s' snh
U"nH."isd Wiih raIa". F"'"'"'s
to1psnI

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MIna I.mIu ti"Ir"m. 81 ii'II"I'". ." -"
.I"y ..Y""I"r be- engagement '' W.
Walt, - r"'II"r ~ Wheeling. go" %"
,,m,,,.,.I l.. ihr h"pI'"" hl"" TOE"
Roma 81 nnII"I'" ~ ri'"l" w."
rnI,,inInrI hrf"tInnlly d"'i"r ~" 80"
rInr whi'h w"p uI'""i - r"'"'" "h'
,,,unI, fnII"v"d Nv hun h""" ~ 81
,,o,II,, nuInIulm,,ulr ~" h"""' r""T'
.,nr r,nroniri wlIh h"u'l"l' l"mp Wv
To-. h"nIona a. No '"u"l""l"" 81 W."
rnriY anti,
Mr. frII-r h. wolf known In wheel
InV Ian VIM ho"u n"rn' inI'h I"t n'r"'h'
, rnru win tho Iuln," I'uTnllur" com
Many. 81 which ho ~ u m"mh"r "f mo
nru Ito iu vrry prominent IN mm"l
chi rIrrIrH being "u" "f tho l""h'hH
nIuRorr 81 Wheeling. nnh hhT h""h
hcnTh In ruurori WORT very frequently
hy music IDNrrr /" whom ~" hhn'' ~
familiar Ito wan ou' uf TIC "''"lh'
last winter IL both lhr "h"Hrlhh "h'
"EIIInh" whlrh w"T" pr"H"nl"d h''.
durInu the winter under ia" hu"rl'"" u'
me musical department Of III" woman
club rinEiuE tho hnnH nunh"rr Ia '"fh
nrnIoriu MIrr E"lr"n h. ""Il Known
young woman Of li"ll"lT".
The Eu"ntr At TIA" parry gwen ny
Nn'r E,nrus w'I"
Mrndhn'H
Nm II M"TEhu W." ll"'hh""|
Minn"E
l.ulu '"iH"u I."uIh "''''7
NIdrI Ilul"hinHOn Mnb M"IR"h
MhTEuIrI Kern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

irolt Opera house ~hays Il soOrN4 IN
instantaneous hit this wrnk. DAAfIe
lH none other lhua Lillian RuHsslie nlu
comedy ur "WIiJnc." psi Ia music. Writ
ten by that prbiinc writer. UNor1e W
Hobart win music supplied By John
T. wilson and MnIvin Franklin. "DtAfts
pTnInlror 1" DO ono Of tho big muolcoY
engagement ~ ihvoo nights and . Dstt
urday mntInco here VIII In tho hIat TeN
tent Of whether Wheeling can StAnd p
big attraction for three days ~ MOI.
Honir viii bn placed on sale naHt TueA-
A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

RUS Tee I,,-I-, .."""i i"l"'s ~"
,-,--' d-li.-'~ hr''v -hi" Ih- ''"'''"
ia Fashioned ~-v ul'h We" r"~"N'
UI"s t,"wd~' - r'sr"hV -rh lih~ h'-''
fIuur ~ is nui"tly 'WTush In" s'n"F
r,s,. h. ths ,nrluiure ~ hho sh'n Thls
paatc rI"ss tho 'uilrls. HwoOa ~ w"
pnros causing enlarged pores. black
hNpds and pimplRn specialist make"
q harmlaSa p"whsr by uHlnE an inEredl'
snt doctors prescribe 10 heal IN" Fklh
Every time T"u apply this Improved
no wdnr you give your complexion n r"nl
~-"Fv treatment There Ia thousand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
WHITE s1avEny CHARGED.

MnrlImahnrE v VI. S"pc-. N--"Nf-
cursed Of Violating the Whit" Slnv" laws
and using his sixteen y"nr old ElSIcr-in-
law Ur-SIr May Grim. as hlr Ni'Iim
Clarence IT, cox. ~ inns city was
brought here tndhy. after being arrested
last uiEht IN Harrisburg. ia and In de
fnuli 81 81 UOU - being held IN Jail 4"
await his trial Ia Federal i"LIi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
WILL n.aums Dancing ClAsses.

'Ih, dancing ,lnu1'H 81 Mia" ID"L
,fd ,.II t., rrT,uud ia NnluIh"1 81
tr,nn"u. W,rIomh"r -. ~ ia" \ -
a I.lI hI.. i.",.h win H. "hnlnl'h J"
I,n, hInp lhlu n,,'m"n D., Ml"n J"r' rh'"'
VOC vhu ln graduate 81 'h ,'"'H w
-, Ii,.I,n Un,r completing h'r
,,,,, In utuih'Iu. ian, Ing At We i"'
cent -,hunI Minu COO remained ia '""
Inn fuI !, r~arun. whCr' Hh" l"nEh, "n'
Inn ia. part ninl"T MIN" ''"'''i
,Inrnrn have always been '"""" '''
ma II, ,rnrfully
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
YniInn XAnOnIen

rn, marrhrH" "I NJ l'hl' !" 70"
.,,.., .I u ,ulruvllI'. ohio. aud M"'
I.,.an VI Young 81 l''n""I ""' ""''
nlHrd uu " od"'nhnJ u"'"."E 80 90"
.,,.,L 1ho. wri, united Ia mar M"
ny It,, I,Itr} Law th'I. a. lh' - .
I,,IrIInn nia"n.tI' Inn'h'',"'t 49,
m. go, mnny ih' harry '"hpI" "'' ~
uu r,aI,In trlp aud "L'"" lh'l' '''"'
an 10, l., housekeeping 90 Main n'i''
~ ',tL. tr ,t,, arurhI.t ct MiT l,"u
lr, Young 81 - lu"'-' ""l 10" "' "
,,ut,l,,,. 81 ~ ia, s,'' "nd -" '''""' ''""'
Tar ~, i.,ni thI"' )"nI" NJ N"h' w"
H. tho won "f Nj ""n VI " ''''"''
49,, .,,,,, nrJ Iu nunluinuI 'nHhl'I ~
mo ti., nni NnIl"urI i","k 81 80 ''"'
,iIIr Ihrlr many f,i'"dn 'A''"h 80"
,,uIuI,ILnnu and bent Nlrh'H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
.BEATT|E-CARROLL
NUPTIALS YESTERDAY
Tnn MARRIAGE or MISS I-ILLIA
GA doll AND nm JAOn bAAT
rim or rTrrn n u nan TOOH
rLAUE yAnTnhAT
ThSs. win ne psvs'sl AHAEs oiN~"
Ia, II,. n.,a,.,s 81 Lh. Younger
mel Durina th- Hsst
rev Days

NIn. IiIII.n ,ar,"u d""EhI'' 81 Nj
snd No ~ t"Ii"Il 81 h"p N"''''
ur,,.t on,I VI, Ia.h u."i'i'. 90" 81
hmpVh $3.50 ,""',i'd - -" l'"'"" 80
ia. htIL, ~ . ,,...I,,,h ,"ui''d"y ~"
nIur ILu oII't"l"uiu w'r' Mia" ''"'''
: oI,un Uiric, 81 Ih', b. Ih'. ""' NJ -
" nn,k,r 81 rI,iph"trh ~" "'f
81 NJ Glha"n pnrI"' ~ 10 W" You
hvNn,Isu church r"If"fU'h ~" '"''
Irnny ~ IL" pr"n'n'" 81 "nly 10"
T,lcnda nnh IolsIlV""
Tho hTIdr w"i" dnIh hIn' '"'''''
suit with triTnInIuRn 81 "Hh''''' "','
vn,ou ,Inao ntllnU hlu,h hat. wearing
"a c"rsnEo Of hrlh"'7 '"s"" ma "'""
,hc valley. rho hrld"HmnIh. h"r ","''';
Min. Hazel Carroll w"ro u l"ll"foh
rnHlumo Of dirk blu" velour VII" !"
black Aurhun mud c"rnaE' 81 i"H'"
Mira II W wheat played III" "'"""'E
march from L"h"nEIin n,,
Al rho CnnriuHiuu 81 III" ceremony ~
yucrts wrrn invited 1" dInn't NJ VIZ, :"
cavern wore ibid Tor nine u" "'""b
room wur doCurat"d In yrIl"" "n"
white t,,y,a the tHbl"H arranged III "''
rnnnd rhnp". with doll hrlh" "h"
groom ccut"TlnR TIA" i"hi'- "'''" Wv
fnyn,u marked zach pint" -
Th, hTidr T., " r"pui"r ana "'n
Luu,yu Young lady and nhl'i " Ivy
xc,Lr aUu wan nnair'nn' 81 !" a.
I,,,,,, Mr. urutiIr viii Ia "F'"' '"', y
.I,h llu fuIh,r. M t'"tH" l'"''','
,.,,.I,u,linn hurlu"nr Ia : Il N'' """
M, ,Ly nfi,rulh 81 O'i"bef
.,,, ,,,t,I, Irr f"I IA h""'J ','''',
h,,n ,ylII Iu,l ud" canada. re" '"'"
,n, Ailnuil, Guy, nfi'i vine u '"' w.
!, ,t hnIn, a. 'l'v"lnn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

Ma Imp"iInnI meeting 81 ~" liI"ihnt
hnud 81 Ihr Lutheran ihuf' VIII H."
h' ld lu"udhl evening. h"pi' nI'"i ~,
la tho rn, tat Iu,,Iu 81 the church lIoH
Idrui " ! knIu"I u ~ "nlI the n'"ttnE
at -, In,h aud all Imrnh'Ir a." urF"h
ul1 pr,r'nI ui Ilu' H"N"tnl InI"Tl
ant 'huI"h mHII"IH aud lh""' I"i'"'nlhR
ln the "IgauIhnIi"n viii com" az i"I
Il ~ uruI"u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
nIa nUaIUAI. OONppV
unRa TuRuR DAVp NFGT WnHH

Th.yrs % hToud urn uurI"1l r"u"h
.uIIed "Dn,rlr'' coming - ih'. 'Uuf' ~"
Inst hplf ~ pcJi week. hlr"" fr"m
wtrk'r engagement nj tho Ehub"ri I'".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
M. w,,,,.m. WIN op.u H,ud'"

IN Nrrlo,nh", ~. VIZ loon " TT'"''
al u ,,n,,,n h,I aluIl" to- ~" l""''"
49,, 81 vuI,r l.n, hnu iurI '''"' 10"
t,uu =, frA v.'rr vn''il"" "r'"' y"
,,,,t,,Iur IurnIu"ni ct rhp''H "''
.,L, t!t,,n Iiu, niri at IL" ""'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

NuIh GA Ih" Tlv"i .'rH h"l Voc" bl"r
aud I "u the Wheeling Ni"uh"n' ~"
hIyIHInn 81 the " ho"llnE 1In'Il"n uyr
tom In n",r completion Ih" '"nlIr l"I
only has rIumn rIIIp 81 about CA"
hundred fcrl H. paw. NiI"T IhIH -
.,nrnpI.I~d u ,"u,IcI" ""v"IlnG VIII h."
nat aver the pa Wing block Nil'I una
hnu boon ton f"I about nii""n dHJr, ih'
Iund will l., "p'uod I" all IIhHl'.
tuuIIa't"I '.lIllNnu h"r"n !" h"v" lh'n
entirely nuIahud l., fuIo tho nThi 81 III"
uuuIh ThIa viii mako u good dflVo-
WAY hcIw,cu Nho'Ilng md The h"fh
RIdc an ia" r'mlnInd~r 81 the ROAD In IN
nj uhnnT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
north nIns nrisfH

Nh nnd MIr John Ht"II"r aud h""Eh
ter Of NIn"t""nth rir""t, ANY" I'I' q"
~ ~ rstrn,Iod nui"n"hiIo tom
ILnIn"i Mhnl"u hhn returned I" h'S
hnIu,. la t.nITrii Ind after hp"hIlnN =
tow days whiting NJ t"" h"h' 81 ala
iruihoI Th"nnr Mnml"n 81 Nih"I'"nlh
street
M aud Mrr John Murphy hnh 'hllh
ron hnyo returned homo nfioT nI'"nhlnE
"A fcw In yn with frI"uba In Mnundnvlll"
MImr Mnrl" ncnuIn Ia ~r"nhlnE Tow
dayu whiting frI"nhn nnd ro"l'E'h i"
. IllIubuTEh.
MIR mud Mrs carl WINNER mud 'hrLl
rrn Of la yt"n bhl". nrc amending "a f"w
days waiting r"lnIiv"H In thlr city
3 Albert H'hu'1I "f lHEhi""nth street,
hnr nr'"ptch u p"rlii"" - IN" WA """h
FuTuitur" Ih"l"Il.
NIru I.IIZth"Ih Harvey has r",urn"!
10 her HON" IN i"unEHt""n nfi"r rrond-
Ing u r"w dayH Waiting In thi" 'liy
! number Of the local stores. huH.n"E.
house, u I'd factories VIII clos" at noon
today Ia bhsrrNuuu" Of the proclamation
iRSlI"d 10y Mayor Thomas J.. Ihon'r Tor
city day at ia" SIatn Fair
/ - Lukrn has returned /" his home
AFTER mnt"rinr throughout ohio.
Mr. aud Mrs Fred Bishop ana child
IsIIu "uIDU IlHUI a. pduIuIJI "AnN uSI
=, vacation trip To buckley" Lake.
Mthh Mar Jacobs hhS I'ii Tor
Charleston. ~. Va where hh" was
"a He'd "n ,,,"uui "f the illness 81 - rol-
alive
Anss Iici,n In'h s"n has returned t."
Lr, name nII,I q ~" ~ cha Vac q Ion
lIr wan II,"ha a"d 'ri"lN"a a. No"
all Uhl"
I.h ,r.t",y h"" '"I'''""i I" hla
I,,.,n. la ALu.m alto, ISiii"n hIa L'"ii,i
aiIss in., ,,.,h."" I"" '.i"..'d g..
he, nu,n. IL. HtHn'.Inr i".. "iI.' "I'"'Ii"r
az, a..,n .t.uI"u -i'n i'I@"'I" i''.'
I..." ,..".".I... i.." ."t''"'h - 7h.""
ill.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

I,sIcrdny rn"IuiHE 81 "'''
,,,,,u,ol.s church IN IdglnEt"" ''""" '"
',L tho wedding IT MIHn I'"'''''
un,l, Nnmoyor daughter 81 w.
u,n rotor NIlIn"y"I. 81 W." -
II,nJ md Nj Edward l.. I"PP' "" ~
~, and Mira William ILhpp CT ""''
,h,,v IA Itoy fulh"r 'n'E'''
,,,,n, If tho church. p"ri"t""d w"
,,,nv uud unrrah ia" nupll"l l'h"'
.rh. mid, xnn attended by h"T s''"',
Milan catherine Altm"y"r. IA" h''"'"'
md MIR JaJn"u Itnpp. hT"'h"t W. wy
groom. WINS best man. MI t|u'""
Nr nuIq MarQuaTd woT" hHh.f" 80
~, thc unrrIury OF the mass. MI Jun"
In, m, Ave Maria. Tho Interior 81 W"
ch,,r,l WAS decorated In pink ana ""'''
,,,"io.t n background "f grr"hoty.
m, bride wore II gown OF "h'n go
Y,tt, with trimmings 81 Ih'" anu ~,
mi, veil was held Ia place WIN
Ter nf orange blossoms. Sho n'''" 4"
hov,.r AZ brIdr'S roses. nor ohly ol""
,n,nI boiny A aIInE Of poaIlh G''t VI
n, i,ruonI MIhS hlimuyrf wore 3"
d,Inty f.n,k Of pink 'hlIl"h. WI"
rn,.,,, mini nal and carried " h'lnin'J
r,n-n After tho ceremony INC "'""''n
Lrr,kfust was HrINvd al ia" ""'""
~ hrII, with CuVoTa laid Tor ia" '''
u.,ii,,i, familIca. Later ia" bIiH" a"H
MANN rrn ToT "a I"uI 81 ia" Ih"' N'''
a., u,,t ,i ,J,tnbcI ihoy WIN IL" at h"i""
Ia Y,t,usntu~n nI.i". ~h'i" hl' Natb
huida ~ i,aI""ha'hl" i''"'''"'
a,u,E,u HiCtI '"hi'""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

Wanna. w.....'s Aaissi"G-1T M~s'iha
IA. Y.um1 N"I"'" " 'I'"H'"'"' 49,
la. 81 az. TI,ui i"ii"h ''''' '''' ."
,L,,,.t r,.II E"y. in''' IA 81 "'''''"e 80
A. I.II ..,...nU -" h""""y ''''''"H -
80" ' Ain. nnn. y"ssI"' 'h'
r,.uId.m, VA I,'""ils
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

LI.u I.". n"'lg''" '"''.' - I"'h ''''
It., IIuni,.I IuI, ...nt, ,,l,. ii"'''','''
80 L-. i,,,,.. .,,, v -, "''.'l a" '"'' ''.
,,.I I,,.u,a v,''" 'r''' d" ~" zoe '"''l"
.i 49,. .,.,.. ,II""Iu" 81 ~,nI.h I"'" :
I,,u,I,,,,n yst,0 -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

Mrs john knylBh. who had her mana
crushed la a clothes UTInB"r the hTs'
Of the week H. hl"~y I''"N"ilnE "i
I.I homo "u 3Duih WaI~oOd avenue
II viii h., ytIaI w""Ln hci"I" ah" ~ al
H., able I" ur' h', hnnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

Nls,, Ethel Logan entertained mum
b'r OF her friends last evening "i nor
home on WnrwOod avenue. compliment
AIRY to hcr Visitor. Miah Mari" Terra"
Of WnshIugiuu "a tn" home wax oAh
uTairIy decorated With flowers ana
~ TruInCTh of cream aud gold '0IoTS.
Several hOuTa were spent Ia hhh'lhE.
IuIIuuoI by a Iunth cun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
NORTH SIDE
waTwood ana ninhland
business HsHHiOn

Hunlnonu
lIrinruu aud social ""rut"n "f tho
Unqc I,ur club will ho h"lh min "\".
uiug nt The h"rnO 81 Katharine J"hh'"n'
Warw,.ud aN"uur. Several malt"T" I"f
tanning Ia thr club will lie brought ul'
at tina tim" and all ~" ufE'h I" u"
prrrcnl. THIS VIII l." followed 10y H"'.
iaI time At which game Iud music ~
hr enjoyed
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05
PUG GRIFFIN WEEDS.

Francis Arthur Griffin, better known
as Pug tc Chick fa0dom, who covered
Ilrst base Tor the Tribe during the 1919
campaign, has hit the long, long trail
rom which there is no return Pug
mas walked the matrimonial plank, ac-
cording to letter resolved a day or two
ago at club headquarters.
Pug wrote in regard to his 1920 con.
tract, and asked an increase in salary
over what was offered him, stating
mar ne had acquired new member to
MS firm, and that ne would be In need
|of additional kaIe TO take care Of the
newcomer. Pug said in his letter that
ne was Of the opinion that the old saw
ABOUT two living as cheapIy as one was
me bunk, and that he had already dis.
covered during his brief state OF welded
pllss that two pair OF shoes cost three
times as much as one, he having priced
laaies' boots, which call for shake.
mote.
Pua viii not sign his contract until
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05
GRAIN MARKETS
Fresh Advances. in Corn on
Light Receipts and Higher
EXCHANGES.

CHICAGO. March Although fresh
advances took place today in the value
Of corn, profit taking by holders led
soon TO a reaction. The bullish influ-
ences were the strength in sterling eX-
change and the lightness Of receipts
Opening quotations, which ranged from
the same as yesterdays finish to &C
higher. with May $iA3 to 81 "A and July
Sl37 to Si.37ia. were followed by a
moderate general setback.
Corn closed weak, sc 10 lSc net
lower
oats were governed chiefly by the
changes in corn. After opening bc
off 70 sc advance, including July at
767sd77Lc. the market underwent a
decline an around.
Provisions reflected the course Of
grain,
-Close-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05
TENNESSEE FIVE
INVITED TO MEET

KNOXVILLE, Tenn March 6-Thc
University Of Tennessee basketball team
has officially been invited to attend the
national amateur basketball champion
SHIP Of the United states, to he held
IN Atlanta March 1918. The athletic
council Of the university Is very much
pleased al having been invited to par
ticipate in this meet, and has accepted
\ team Of eight men win he sent 10
Atlanta for the tournament This tour
namont Is usually held In the North,
but the A. A. Y authorities thought II
advisable to hold II in the South this
year.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05
LONDON AUTHORITIES
DOUBT GOLD SHIPMENTS

LONDON. March 5.-The report Of
pending gold shipments to America sur
prised the market considerably, but
both bullion brokers and bankers ex-
pressed belief that there was no foun-
dation for the rumor, 1t was pointed
out that there Is not any such sum
as the reported 5000, 600 600 in gold
available for shipment without en-
croaching upon the reserves and the
treasury is considered as unlikely to
ship on such a scale. The amounp
coming from the mines in the next
three months, estimated at $4,000, 900.
may be absorbed gradually for the
United States but this would be hardly
sufficient 10 cause big rise in ex-
change
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05
MACK LIKES FIGHT

Manager john MrCloskry Of tho
Chicks says he rs IN favor of plenty OF
pep and fight ON the bail field
Baseball IS no KID glove game, but
D real struggle In which red bloode d
men take part. am strong for the
aggressive BAH player do not mean
that favor umpire. batting or any.
thing like that but I believe that the
best results are obtained by a fighting,
hustling club.
And that's what I am hoping the
Chicks Will be this season" concluded
the Tribe leader.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05
BANKERS WATCHING
MOVEMENT OF GOLD

NEW YORK, March 5.-A canvass Of
the exchange situation among leading
international banking houses TODAY dis
closed considerable confusion and dif-
ference Of. opinion respecting the i'm
mlnence Of gold imports from England
and possibly France. Bankers having
close relations with the British govern.
ment were not disposed TO attach much
credence to overnight reports that an
extensive gold movement from London
to this market is soon to be inau-
gurated.
II Is generally considered, howeyer
that such action may be necessary ia
hasten further restoration of British
and French credits here. The point Is
made that the steady increase of Brit
elsh exports TO this country is already
a big factor in reducing Englands for
eign obligations.
An additional $4,000 900 in gold coin
was withdrawn from the sub-treasury
here today for shipment to South Amer
lea. This makes a total of S21. 500, 900
withdrawn this week.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Mercantile
paper. .6RG6% per cent. Sterling, 60
day bills, 9.61&; commercial, 60-day
bills on banks, 3.61A; commercial, 60
day bills, 36l&; demands. 1864 cables,
Francs, demand 1857; cables, 1885.
Belgian francs, demand, 1922: ca
bles, 1920.
Guilders, demand, 373s; cables. 3d..
Lire, demand, 1872; cables, 1880
Marks, demand, 103, cables, 1.O4.
Government bonds, Irregular rail-
road bonds, irresugalr. Time loans,
81. '''''
eau money easy; ruling rate, 8; bank
aCceptances 6.
Sterling rose to $3.67H in the last
hour of trading today.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05

LITTLE ROCK Ark. players
contract and only five players NIT "i That what we call pretty
good hitting II is the President r. G. Allen of the
southern Association Baseball clubs or the five players
signed three
tho fourth signing while the fifth
Hancock
Above the figures
boss suffering with the epidemic baseball
big desk the list Of players already signed and Of the five
signed Atewad big smile came upon his face and he had JUST
cause to smile. Any
Dee Walsh the peppery third
the big shows just the same signed
10 the document unl he He probably
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Well Fixed for Catchers.

The Travellers are well fixed In the
I catching Observation-Disclosures than any
fcub ia the league. A lot Of worry left
The Traveller boss when signed cor
I tract from Tony Brottem, the leagues
Y leading receiver. arrived Tony Is a
Z veteran and II Is a mystery how he re-
y mains out Of the big show He Is a
wonderful receiver and can hit and
throw with the best Of them. besides
I having a noodle A battle between
Hercules" Bacon, Of last season $
team Morrow. the yGungstcr recon-
mended by nistcl. and Seeht. the New
Orleans semi-pro star, win h. Wp@s1
for the second-striaE catching Job Ba-
con, because OF his experience ana aht-
ity 10 play any position, seems to have
the inside track.
Robinson. lIeneeveld. Erowlson and
1ohman, veter8r". and Floods Ingram.
KNIGHT, Adkins. hoffman Cray. Brake
field and Masisr} rockies form the
nucleus az Il rorhlng good staff Of
huriers, Robinson and Hengeveld need
no Introduction. knuwlson and Lob
man are former Lookout hurlers who
have made good In the Dixie, Fields.
knight, Adkins and Hoffman have re-
ceiyed tryouts with the club and are
believed ripe enough Co 20 good this
wear. Hoffman pitched for the Camp
Pike team last season and played with
tho Travellers on the barn storming trip
last fall. Ingram and sBTakefield are
nemi-pro hurers Gray pitched winning
bah last year for strong semi pro
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TIM HENDRIX TO
The BOSTON RED SOX

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 5.--The
Louisville American association club
last night announced the exchange of
Boston Americans for William Lamar,
also an outfielder and a cash consider
alton HendryX was the leading
American association batter last year,
and while a member of the New Orleans
club of the Southern association sew
eral years ago led that league in bat
ting.
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club In Chicago, aud Masters comes
highly recommended He Is an Okla
homnn and pitched couple OF seasons
IN the Western association
or the inhelders signed McGnnis Is
the only regular left over from last
season. He Is q fixture AT shortstop
Wann Is an Indian signed last fall by
Manager Elberfeld and the Kid declares
he will make good at the initial sack.
Hoellcrs is St Louis semi-pro star
who will not Join the club until June.
Mclean is from Henderson Brown col
ltce whore he hung up record as a
third sacker and first sacker. Culver
is a local goungster, Henninger and
Johnson are semi-pro inflelders who
played with the last Heavener, Okla,
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Stocks.

New YoTk-A shortage In oil, shortage
in rubber, tire companies being behind
In orders, autos finding ready sale at
higher prices. construction waiting on
steel these factors loom up quite as
important as gold shipments The mar
ket found condition is undeniably very
strong Ettelson to Clark q Co.
New Nork--A general advance in tire
prices will be made on Monday by prac-
tically all the leading manufacturers OF
this country. The advance win run
from 10 per cent on fabric tires to as
high as 20 per cent In some instances
on cord tircs.-Dow- Jones.
WashingtOn--As result OF unsatls-
factory bids for navy oil IL is probable
that an investigation by the government
win result
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Veterans in outfield,

Frerson and Dstel In the outfield,
are from last seasons club and should
make good. Both are corling good ball
players. Miller played with Charley
Franks champion Atlanta club last
year, Dlckerman and Blakesly are
semi pro players, the former from Mis-
souri, and the latter from Oklahoma.
Taking II all In all II appears as II
the Travellers will be In the race for the
Dixie gonfalon this year 1t is the
best looking club President Allen and
Manager Elberfeld have ever gathered
together at such an early date.
The players are scheduled to start
drifting in this morning, Both Prcsi-
dent Allen and Manager Elherfeld eN-
pect to have enough players on hand
TO stage u lively practice today
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05

LOUISVILLE, KY. March 5.-Hogs,
receipts, 1900, strong, 25c higher $50
pounds up, Sl4.25; 120 to $50 pounds,
$l175; down.
Cattle, receipts 100, active, higher.
Heavy steers, $11.50@l2,OO; beef steers,
800dll,0O; hetfers, $S,O0G1l 90; cows,
$45OQl 1900; feeders, $8,0O@1OO0; stock
ers, S7.O069.00.
Sheep, receipts so; steady, Lambs,
$500; sheep $500
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TO HOLD CONFERENCE

vent further erosion OF the river banks
near the river and rail terminal will be
held in the office of Maj. J. n. Hodges,
u. s. engineer in charge of the Mem
phis district. Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock, City and railroad officials will
be in attendance.
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"a ~ ANAGER JOHN J. MCLOsKEY, Memphis Chicks,
Nv So Is getting ready ride the cushions Chick
LION entertain leaves in couple of days for where
EW-Y@ he viii watch the Detroit Tigers
ager Mctokey has been promised
~ ~ Tigers by Manager Hughey
@@ @@ an Hteder and outfieder
nngs has couple OF athletes who IN
Coskey intends
70 u that the men he seeks will escape
Chick leader Is here
n OF the Tribe relative matters concerning the expects
or three training his southern
on the ST. Louis Browns at Mobile while