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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

DIR Louis Weiss of Vulcan, made !,
business trip to Gunnison Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Mrs. Sim La Plant came over from
Salida Tuesday morning ON bustness
trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Merrill Trine Of Salida Is visiting his
mother Mrs. Julia Trine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-21
{; THE THEATRES:
WILLIAM HODGE IN
THE GUEST OF HONOR

With the endorsement OF Philadei-
rhia critics stamped indelibly upon ms
new offering, william Hodge. unique
among stage stars. pays his annual
visit to this city on Friday and Satur-
dav, April 23-"4. with the usual NATL
nee on Saturday. when he VIII be seen
In The Guest OF Honor
Mr.. Hodges yearly visitation IS one
of the distinctive events Of the thea
,rical season. This time promises tc
b. no exception. There is unusual In
,rrrst in his new play for the news
from Philadelphia has it that The Man
From Home" Is appearing IN charac-
ter different from those with which he
has Iat,crly been identified: He enacts
the role OF an impcCunious authot
struggling for recognition in the metro
uoitS. whereas his parts of previous sea
sons have had To do with more or less
buc0lic individuals.
The Guest Of Honor" Is described
as A comedy romance of New York life
in three acts. Il was written by MT
Hodge. Lee Shubert has selected ~:
Mr. Hodges supporting company the
Following players: Margaret Linden
Jennie Lamont Ann Warrington. Mar
lam McCau,ey. Jan" Lor!ng. Jean How
ard. Bobby Clark. Scott Cooper. thaTI"-
". Butler. Brigham Royce. Graha"'
Lucas. J. Albert Hall. David a. Leon
ard. George Lund. HoWaTK Morgan,
George SyHdham. etc. Ssats no" On
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DELIGHTFUL n6ITZI NEXT WEI

Mitzl. the mischicvous little human
dynsrnD of musical comedy. who used
to be called Miiz! Hatos. until IT was
recognized by the theatrical public that
there could be but one Mitzi. Is to come.
10 the Court Thursday April ?9th, IN
"a "Iicad. over Heels. In this new piece
Mctzi must he comcdicune. dancer. sin
ger and even acrobat AS we'll and Is sur
founded Dy notable troupe OF gym
nasts with whom she Is seen In action
,.onsidcrcd TO contain more than the
usual number Of important players and
also Includes n gay ensemble of pretty
girls. Mail orders now Seats Iucs-
lHN.
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"PARIoR, BEDROOM AND BATH"

There is promise Of something nn.
usual in theatrical entertainlneht 10
"pnrIor Bedroom and Bath" the fam
ous New York farce hit which a; IL.
Woods viii present at the Court thea,
ire. on Tuesday. April -. Even WIN
Sir. Woods famous instinct for picKins
farccs. the New York press ana puohc
wcra agreed that the noted manager
had outdonc himself IN selecting Par
lor. bedroom, and Bath" II would be
an iniunstice both to the play and its
patrons to divulgc the plot In advance;
ii is said 10 be amazingly Original ano
CONFORMS the unexpected "doings" OF an
rstirnabie married young man who final
~ decides to live UP TO his wifes opin.
ion Of him as bon Juan and get:
more than either he or she bargains
Seats Will be placed on sale Satur-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-21
OVERALL DANCE

Orr uF .hc most popular and ~" fr4t
Of It's Kind Ia hc given IA this district
Wa thu "ulcrall" dance Eiv"H last eve
ming ~ Rudl.r's Hail Il, Thompson
station IN tn" las End. All the m"n
came dressed in u,"ra,ls consisting Of
trousers and iHCk't. Will" TIA" Ladies
were dressed IN calico. Music during
IN, evening was furnished by Harding. =
.'Nut" orch, strI ami al! cNjoyod i very
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WANTED AT MoUNpSvILL1.

Moundsvile police last night asked
the Martins Ferry police TO locate two
men named GOldInG. When called by the
Intclligcnccr. the Moundsville police
why they requested that the men be
found.
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D. Of 7. Dance.

The informal dance given last even
ing by carroll Court Daughters or Isa-
bella III honor Of the new members
taken into the Court on Sunday, was
one - the most delightful events 20 be
held in the Carroll club this spring
The auditorium was attractivcly decor
utcd with The "olors of tn" nrganiza-
tInn. wistcria and gold. which were
effectively combined with all abundance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-21
RIVER TELE9RAMS.

Davis Island Dam. 90 feet: station
AIRY. ram.
i'arirr~hurC. 81 fr"t rising. rain.
Warren. - feet. falliuE. rain
MurEantuv.u. Is feet. RISING. ra'"
nl CIV. IS I,,i. falling, "I"udE.
StcuDcnvtlle, Il feet. rising. rain.
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Boru-ro Mr.. and Mrs George Hous-
ton. Of this city, ~ Christ hospital. Gin
"nnatl. phl". II tiSnt and lhr'" quar-
ter pound baby girl III" happy par
rnts a. well as The young lady Ate h"IuE
congratulated.
William Wendell of Cameron % spend
ing few days N the cI'y looking after
business interests.
George lIouSt"u returned 10 the city
last evening after visit 20 t,ncjuna;I
ohio.
". \. Perrin, Of th:s city. is VS.
itOr IN Fairmuut.
.. l.. Johnson. of NhCclInC, is spcul-
INK a few days III Earm"nt.
Mrs. Harry Mcclure. of Wuodsdalc. Is
Ia" guest Of her sister Mrs. IT, II. carr
OF burst street. Fa'ri"9n'.
w H. Nrrk"rS"n. "t this city. - in
Fairmuut CA business.
Carl j. k"purr. ur tn" "ui-:nc- nix -
district IS spending l'w days IN Fair
mont
Fairmont for n t"w days.
Mrs Gc"rE" iahu. ~ W"odNda!'. left
,ast night i"r New York. wprr" she Will
b" tn, guest 81 r"tatI'cI Tor u r'W
days.
Sir. and Mrs. Dan Foley Of Grafton.
spent 'hc w'"h-"nd her" win jhrIr
daughter. VII" Is p'Stu!aut Of st
Jos"ph'S ddrmH.
Rev FIth'" Francis EoSSmaU. former
pastor uf In, Sacred Ii"nrt churru h,r,
wHs surst yesterday az th- CailrLya.
Mrs, +. u. Walton w.'l return from
Harrisburg tonight wh"r" si" nas been
tn. ,u"s; OF Mrs. }. J. Wath.u~
Mrs \ VI. SIN If South iruadw.ny
s ia rlarkShurE spending several weeks
with her sister. Mrs. WINS /. r,,yW"od
y. \ JI"urk agent of IA" Il y q. at
Cumberland. Md. was a Visitor here tn"
nrSt or tine Week,
=. II. Watkins and Marsh Watkins.
president and wee president "C The Wat
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Luck


whom, IA. has Just run Uv"rl: "N"u'rc in
luck. brother ! vas jus; on my way
70 tho hospital with SICK patient any
way. and YOU can ride there with him.
lie Pelc Mclc. Paris.
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Informal Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mcndc!. recent
bride aud groom entertained merry
gathering Of friends on Monday even
.ug at their home in Elm Grove. This
was in the nature Of house warming
and the evening was devoted 10 NarI-
CIV Of plcaSantri"s. including games
and Music. Those delightful pastimcS
we're Supplemented with dainty lunch
con The guests included:
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rntsrastinp Meattnp,

Tho Regular monthly meeting n Tho
Woman's Missionary society of the I'm
manuel Baptist church Will be held
Friday afternoon At @:30 o'clock In the
Iarlors Of ST. Matthews i. l.. church.
Au interesting program relating 10 the
baptist New World Movement has
been prepared. During the meeting tn"
ladies Will work on eye congresses for
The BAPTIST hospital NJ Ncllorc. India.
Plans will also l." completed ror tho
mark, which will he held IN the Ge"rg.
Il. Taylor company store on saturday
morning May J. Al! members or The
society and members and friends Of the
congregation arc cordially invited to
attend Fridays meeting.
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LUNCHEON At
M'LURE HOTEL
LECTURE-REC1TAL CLUB OF MAE.
TINS FERRY WILL HOLD ANNUAL
LUNCHEON IN M'LURE HOTEL
TODAY.
Miscellaneous Program VIII FOLLOW the
Luncheon, Which VIII Bs Quito An
Elaborate AFFAIR,

One of the largest and most important
social functions arranged for this week
Is the luncheon of the L"CturC-Kccitai
club ar Martins Ferry. which Will DC
held today at the IIUtc! Mcclure. TINS
Is an annual affair with the club and
this year has created unusual interest.
Luncheon VIII hc served at l o'clock IN
the large dining room Of the hotel,
which Will have attractive decorations
for tn" occasion. Following the lunch
con - delightful program OF mlscCllhn"-
Gus numbers VIII h" enjoyed by the
guests who will include:
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About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

McLure-R l.. reilly. I'm" Grove: l..
Fl. RAIDER. Weston: t., l.. brand Clark :.
burg; Spray Searin, MaunIuEtuu; II
Knapp. Fairmont; y. l.. bowman. Hunt.
lnGton: II. \. cOunri". rarkcrshurE
J. J. Lemhart. Parkcrshurg. 4. l.. Han
tlarkshurg; r. l.. Mansfield. Charleston
-. D. Eastman. Fairmont.
windsor 49, T.. 5. swanson. Parkcrs.
burg; y. 6. Gect. 81. Marys, : VI
Briggs. Parkcrsburg: ". &. Wells. Park.
ersburg; q. L. Lindi. Charleston.
Stamm-E. 7. tass"l!. EaIrmuut. L. l.
Gordon. Parkcrsburs.
Rogers. T.. N"mplc. MannIurtun
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Of lovely grecnery. Jones orchestra
furnished an excellent musical program
Of late Broadway successes. Al 1880
o'clock there was an intermissfon when
tn: guests were invited TO the dining
room where delicious luncheon was.
served Dancing was then resumed and
continued until a late hour. Miss La.
vinia Dick was in general charge sod
with an efficient committee. carried the.
danes TO very successful close.
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Pie Social,

4 pie social Will be given at the Brick
School house (ncar the Bruner farm)
on Friday evening, April %. The even
ing will be featured with an entertain
mont Of recitations dialogues and songs
after which refreshments will be served
and pics sold. The public is cordially
Invited.
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Invitations Received.
Mrs. W. S. Ayres
HoneysuCkle Hut

Friday. April twenty-third.
Mrs. James p. Hanlcy. Jr. Miss Robinson.
Receipt Of the foregoing invitation
by a number Of local people assures
brilliant social event at ParkerSburg
for Friday. Mrs. IIanley. was, before
her marriage on Saturday. April 10,
Miss Ida May Ayrcs. Mr.. Hanlcy IS the
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Hanlcy. Sr.. Of the Island. Mr.. Hanley
and his bride reside in Parkcrsburg.
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Announcement Received

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT hoSe1Foo
TIL" following announcement has been
received by a number of local people 10
whom, the news is of much interest:
M and Mrs Charles +. Bachman
announce the marriage Of their daughter
Alma Elizabeth
Mr.. Frank Bowen Pigeon
ON saturday, April seventeenth
Ono thousand nInc hundred and twenty
New York city
A. Home
45ln Walnue street
West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Invitations Issued
Tho following invitation was received
by larg" number Of the younger set
n yesterdays mail:
Yourself and Friend
Are cordially invited TO attend n series
South Penn street. 10y the J. {. W. II. 5.
on Friday. April IS S 10 II.
ON Friday. April 80 Jazz orchestra.
Roller skating party on May a. Casino
Wheeling Park.
Lest You rursct-W. II. s. ]. c.
mmitt"c--lSuncSScn. Front Millikcn
and huStEarten
Next dance al EIk's Club on May Il
jones orchestra, TO l..
Dinner Party Tonight
This evening at her home on South
York street. Mrs. J. 4. McFaddcn Will
entertain tho members Of her sewing
club and n few other friends with SIX
u'rln'k dinner The dinner will he
served in SIX courses and will h" car
rcd out IN attractive details. Follow
nE IA" dinner the guests will indulge
IN their usual delightful occupation To-
e"fhcr with 4 musical program.
Thc guests will include:
Mcsdamcs
! O'Ionn"r W. Mcnamara
~: IneSL:nE ,, IS MMui ,y
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Macademy Club.

The MaCadcmy club announces Two
delightful dances to be held during Inc
next few weeks. The first. will be held
Tuesday evening. April 81. in the Ma
radcmy Club rooms in IN: Board OF
Trade building. and will be for MEM
hers and their ladies only. Jones or
chcstra will furnish the music. This
will he the final affair in series OF
private dances and the committee in
charge ar: trying TO make IT even more
enjoyable and successful than the other
ones Of the series.
On Thursday evening. May -, the
regular May dance OF the Macademy
club Will be held in the Elk's Club. In
vitatious for this charming event Will
he issued the early part Of next week
Jones orchestra has been engaged to
furnish the music and punch will DO
served throughout the evening.
Committee:
Bushfeld Grcig. Bono
Latin Club.
The Latin Club Of Triadelphia Dis
trict High school will hold an unusual
and very interesting meeting on Fri
day evening of this week. The Cluo
usually meets during school hours. but
this week will NEST in the evening, ana
following the Latin, q social time Will
he enjoyed and dainty refreshments VIII
he served Miss Irvine and Miss Me-
mingcr are the teachers Of the Club and
Miss Lillian Levy is president.
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PREACHERS SALARIES. The preacher Is called theFo
gotten Man. and well be nay be. Eight out Of ten
preachers paid less than $40 wsskl
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12

At the beginning OF 1915 they were get
ting about 81 per cent more than In
1905. Slater To McFall
New Orleans--weekly bullish and
weather outlook uufavorable. Favor
buying Beer 10 McFall,
New Orleans-The weekly weather
and crop reports from the government
can not be called very bad, but they
are far from being good They must
be styled moderately bullish.-Shepard
& Gluck.
New Orleans North Alabama getting
heavy rains now.
New York.-It Is expected the ad-
vance Of Is per cent In wages offered
by the Cotton Manufacturers associa-
tion to operatives in Fall river will be
accepted Stationery engineers in tex
tile plants at Lawrence. who struck
last Thursday, returned to work today
and expected an increase to be an
nounced on June l. A dispatch to the
Times says smaller textile mills OF
Lawrence are facing a trying period on
account of cancellation of orders,
whereas cancellation in Fall River mills
are very few.--Wells & Gustafson
New Orleans-Weevilc reported in
several counties Of Georgia. Market
doing better would rule stronger but
for weakness stock market which pro-
feSsonals are using to sell cotton on.
Beer
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12
Grain.

Chicago.-In view of the many re-
pcatod requests for an extra hour Of
daylight by thousands Of workers the
Chicago city council will take action
on the daylight saving plan at meet
ing next Tuesday Little opposition is
expected .-Clark & Co.
New Nork.-Oil market very strong
large shorts getting very nervous, good
demand for cash oil on account of ship
yard strike, very little available. Look
for much higher market and advise
buying on recessions.-J. f. to Clark
& co.
Grain belt forecast: Showers prob
ably tonight and Thursday, not much
change in temperatures except fair
Northern states
ChiCago.-The Illinois Central weekly
crop report states that in their terri
tory weather has been more favorable,
winter wheat shows improvement,
spring wheat starting slowly, blowing
for and planting of corn progressive,
oats doing well with some improve
ment noted.
Chicago Railroads have notified
their agents to accept all grain for
Chicago. This would show good in
crease in receipts in a few days, A
wide sCalping market should be looked
for.--O' Brien to MCFall.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12
ROUND The TICKER
Cotton.

New York.-Liverpool cables sharply
lower this morning. Labor troubles in
New England mills likely 10 be settled,
crop complaints are stil coming. but
the weather Is better and the crop ought
10 be making better progress. Senu-
mcnt Is still friendly Commission
| houses AS rule favor the purchase OF
cotton ON declines The big problem,
however, Is the stability of general
prices. II II gives way, cotton will go
with II, and ! am therefore inclined to
think that positive position here Is
not advisable -Ettelson to Clark Il co.
New NoTk. Two or three notices out,
New York-Somc Liverpool selling
and traders hastily unioadcd: cables re-
port yarn and cloth business decidedly
easier .-liustaCe Hubbard 10 Reese.
Washington. Senate and house con
fers on the agriculture appropriation
bill reported a disagreement yesterday.
House cunfercs refused to accept Sena-
tor Corners amendment establishing a
new set of grades for cotton ana the
senate amendment aholishing free seeds
vote will be taken in both sections
in the house before the conference is
resumed $. & g.
New Orleans French government
decides to attempt the complete dsso-
luton Of French Federation OF Labor
because Of labor troubles.-S G.
Greenville, Tex. wires: 'Rained az
day yesterday all last night and sun
'".,''"E' q, ,,,-,-
New YORK Less LlNeTp3nl selInE,
traders bought expecting nullSh VIM
weather and on rumors sh""ers'-l1up-
bard to Recs"
Now Orleans The barometer lines on
the weather map show that the storm
area which yesterday threatened the
cotton belt has split into two sections
and has filled up to some extent. me
lower section is small in area ana 81 h9s
a barometer OF ZOO as aBalnS' 100
yesterday. IL seems TO lnuitale sIlo%
! ers over limited area along lhe hUrIn-
ern edse OF the oell' puI thtTittt ~" '", n6
er seems to ne any propap! .r,S " .s cm
era" To- it tHor " cnnditions in most sec
| lions FOR he next "a to SO hours
| Shrnard 4 Gluck.
New Nork.-LoCals selling expecting
clearing map and favorable weekly
weather trade; buying moderately.-Mc-
EIroy to Cotter * turner
| >,o,,. yorl To,rnal Of Commerce
sa,s f.iling off in demand dry goods
| L@I,,,,,ir,r s,rio,,s MANY cancelIations
a." W. r7i,Is
at ''' nuns tn,
Ne" ork Markel naIh'hs aIu III,
ing on pu$lhg CauSeq pE soille III.
eastern ana central pei, 10 nVS on iths
~ '% as hcon ~ pG % ting market in
er mas neeh preuoli'IlaIrlls me, o+ba,
tIuenGe 700 louE a. eApVnS' dit,,.t
HpuhIS 5'''5os t"tC nbaTacfer The
Ing Ing via, "t' 10 bonnd to he long therefore
would sell on huIgcs. -Weismann to
Neral
Woo T,xos wires. Hard rains,
nroitio soction also Dallas Too much
rain Paris dning considerable damage
~ ~ ano,jo,,, >'O'9
N'''N 'NN''Ni''
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12
Clarksdale Hospitable.

Clarksdajans are vieinE with each
other in showing the visitors hospitality.
and there is not too much that they
try to do to make the strangers within
their gates feet welcome.
The first crack out Of the box the
Clardksdalc auto owners notified the
taxicah operators and jijncy bus men
that they would NOT be permitted to haul
people to and from the trapshoullu-
u grc,nds, which les between and 81
miles out Of Clarkgdale and the auto
owners are hauling the people them
Selves. free Of charge, ana making tn,
visitors feel that they consider II a
privilege to be Of service n is q fai.
sample of Clarksdaie hospitality.
The little city is packed. with hotels
damned and many guests sleeping on
cots, Private homes have been opened
10 the visitors and everybody Is being
cared for
sgd l.. Dodds, genial conductor " the
shoot. is as busy as the provcrhial
switch engine, but not too busy to- help
everybody every way he can, and 10 see
that everything rs carried un properly
and with dispatch.
The Memphis woman contingent con-
sists Of Mrs curtis KING. Mrs. sam
Phillips Mrs Lawson M,Grudcr Mrs
Frank HiNou. OF Terrell ArE is also
present aud pArutuallns IN tn" tour
ney
OF the 1921 state shoot although % has
not been definitely decided. Everybody
who rs here is strong for the idrl and
when the proposition comes ur Wed
nesday II appears certain that ttrhs-
dale will again be named
r. ! Nauyry. better IuCWn MS the
man With tho goose, Us h"rr with his
trained goose. which bc trained about
six years ago, and which No rarrra
with him everywhere Do Ep,~ When
Mr. NancrE is a ihr traps d.. mlH th'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12
BANKERS ENTERTAINED

Delegates to the bankers convention
here were entertained Tuesday night
with "a special card.
In the main event Willie Mitchell
held the Mexican Kid to a four round
draw Young Jack Dempsey cracked
Kid Ching on the chin in the semi
wndup and put that lad out of com
mission in eight seconds.
Young Pal proved too much for Kid
Doolcy and kid Theodore Reid won
from Battling Larry Humes in the
battle royal.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May f2.-Hogs:
Receipts. 2,1o0, active, 225 pounds up,
to 1855 pounds, Si4.5O; pigs, Sli .Ooqi25O;
throw outs, S10.25. down.
Cattle: Receipts, 100. steady; heavy
steers. Si200Gl3.00: beef steers. $500
S1250; heifers. $S.00ml3.25; cows, $500
Ul1.OO feeders. S9.O0d 1875; stockers,
ST. 50m 90.
Sheep: Receipts. 100, steady; lambs,
$500; sheep. $1,000, down.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12

KANSAS CITY. May 12.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 10000; strong to loo higher. close
weak; top, $14.90; bulk lights and me
diums $14.25@14.75; bulk heaves, $13.75
@1435
Cattle-Receipts 400; beef steers
steady to strong; top yearlings. Sl4,OO;
best heavies, $3.50; Colorado pnlpers,
two loads yearling heifers. $1,000; calves
steady to so higher; bulk to choice.
S12 90; other classes steady.
Sheep-Receipts 4000 steady TO
strong; bulk grass fat wethers, $ll50n
- 90 bulk ewes, $9.50@10.50; spring
lambs 25G50c lower: bulk, $4,000 10 so ;
goats, steady; bulk, $775Q8,0O.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12

ST. LOUIS. Ill. May 12.-Cattle: Re
ceipts, 2,l00. steady to strong top
steers, $1,000: bulk, 1.00G12,75; year,
cows steady at s4.5Od550; bulls and
calves steady, good and choice veal
ers. S125OGf13.0O.
Hogs: Receipts. 1O,5O0; Acc to SOC
lower than yesterdays high time top,
S142561490; bulk heavies, $13.50d140O.
Sheep: Receipts, 500; no early sales.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12
HoYT IN HOSPITAL.

BOSTON. May 12,-The Boston Amer
leans, facing series with the Cleve-
land club. in which the American
league leadership is at stake, will be
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
WHERE THEY PLAY.

SOUTHER LEAGUE.
Memphis at Mobile
li',h Rock al Atlanta
Birmingham ar Nashville
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12
IN FINE SHAPE.

belmont looks to be in fine shape
after two weeks Of strenuous work. He
had Gene Martinelli as a sparring part
ner when the latter was preparing for
Johnny Heidcrer and derived great
help from the daily battles. Incident
ally it might be added that he should
have been on keen edge after assum-
ing charge of Martincllrs interests
Monday night, Although not in the
ring he put out more real fighting and
went through more gymuastic stunts
than did Heiderer and Martin"lH COM
bined. II was a great exhibition of
bloodless activity.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12

CHICAGO. May 12.-Cattle, receipts,
5000; medium and best light and me-
dunn weight steers strong to 15c high
er; other cattle mostly steady; bulls
and light calves slow bulk beef steers,
$11 5Om13.O0; bulk fat calves slow; bulk
beef steers, $11.5OG13OO; bulk fat cows
and heifers. SS.50@10,75; Gamers large
ly $5.25@675; bologna bulls, $S.00mS.6O;
best vealers. S12 50013.00; medium and
light around $11,00.
Hogs, receipts, 10000; steady to 15c
higher; strong weight advancing most;
bulk light. $15O0@l515; top, $15.25; bulk
$50 pounds and over. $4,000 1873; pigs,
Csc to SOC lower, with bulk, Sl3.25Q
sheep, receipts. 5000; market slow;
opened 25c lower; prime handy weight
shorn lambs. $1S75 choice shorn weth =
ers late last night $13.25; choice shorn
ewes, $3.50.
FORT WORTH. Tex. May 12.--Cat-
tle-Receipts $500; strong to 10C high
err: steers, $SOOm10.65.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; steady; light,
'is sReepH Re, 5000; CSC higher;
lambs, $13.5O616.50.