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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-10-04

L Lancaster News, sept. oU: Married
September 26, 1921, by Magistrate II.
M. Culp, Hoyt Griffin and Miss Lois
Griffin, both Of the Lancaster mill
village.....F. L. Truesdale, a prom
irent business man Of Kershaw, was
badly injured Tuesday afternoon when
& car in which he was riding was
struck by train on the Southern at
grade crossing about a mile below
Ksrshaw. He was taken to the Fem
nell iI;firnary, Rock Hill. A negro
who was in the car with him was
thrown out and sufferel severe bruises
about the head and body. The car
was completely demoished...........Sam
l. walkup and Miss Mary Carothcrs
were married Mondcy night at the
residence of S. D. Taylor on Market
street, Rev. w. S. Patterson, pastor
of the Lancaster A. r. p. church, Of
ficiating. Only immediate relatives OF
the contracting parties witnessed tie
ceremony. The bride Is an attractive
young lady and has many friends in
the city and county. She is a d;tugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Carothers. of Rock Hill, n step-dauG'.-
ter of Mrs. Minnie Carothcrs, of this
city. Mr.. Walkup is a member OF the
firm of Rodman- -Walkup company and
enjoys q wide circle Of friends here
and elsewhere. He is n son of Mr..
and Mrs. D. NJ. Walkup, of near Wax
haw. and brother of Roy n. WalLup.
of this city. They will live in the
the Jones cottage on Market street.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-10-04

" ]. L. Houston, Esquire, Probate
Judge of York County.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
HAMMER CIncLE NO. 9

Banner Circle No. 4. Ncighbors Of
Woodcraft met in regular session last
Tuesday night In W. q. w. hail with
"a large attendance and all officers in
guards present Grand Manager LII
llan Starchfcld was a visitor and wei
coined with Circle horors. Visitors
from Carantion Circle were also wei
coined. Resolutions upon the death Of
Ncighhor Allen and tho father OF
Scighbor smith wcrc read and adopted
ms read. Twcnty-scvcn delegates and
twcnty-Hcycn alternatcr were nomi-
mated. same to he elected las, Of April,
to attend district convention in La
Junta this summer Scighbors Rogers
and DiSEory. who have been sick for
some time were reported improving
Ncishhors Naylor and Clayton, sick
committee for April Ncighhor Tour
our booster for Woodcraft Home bonds.
made "A splendid talk about same and
is prepared TO soil all NciEhhorS borda.
Al present certainly enjoyed tho talk
about our Homo made by Noighbor
Stanchield. Home all members
should know moro about and hclp
build. Tho Thimblc club will meet with
Past Guardian Scighhor Walters Fri
day. April y. Como early and bring
rags for rugs and he prepared to sow
rags or Quilt. At close Of Circle. the
guards served home made cake and
coffee. after which high fvc was on
joycd at seven tables Public card
party and dance April u.
Guards please he at hall next Tues
day night at o'clock sharp for prac-
iirc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
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We have a method for the control Of
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We especially want TO send " to
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This free offer iF too inrorian, to
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
unAAI. AHlGuRnRS

Pueblo Wilbur Camp No. 25io mct In
regular session thisavcck with a splcn-
did attondanc" and held vcry inter
csting meeting. Yo had the report Of
or- delegate, from the state cncamp-
mcnt which was very interesting and
enjoyed by every one. pnS name was
ballotcd on and accepted for member
ship. We worc all saddcnci 10y tho
ncws OF NciEhbor Jones death md
extend our aymrathics to the family.
Mrs. Jones was well liked by cVcryun"
and Will be- sadly missed In tho lodge
room and also as a personal friend to
every one who knew her.
The club will meet next week with
Mrs. Zook and a good crowd is expect
cd to attend.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
STICK TO TT
BY EDGAR A. GUEST

BY EDGAR A. GUEST
Stick to it boy,
Thru the thick and the thin of it!
Work for the joy
That is born of the din of it.
Failures besct you,
But don't let them fret you:
Dangers are lurking.
But just keep on working.
1t it's worth while and you're sure
of the right of it.
Stick to it, boy, and make real fight
of 1t.
Stick to 1t, lad.
Be not frail and afraid of it,
Stand to the CAD
For the man to be made of it.
Deaf to the snecrinS
And blind to the jecrinE,
willing 10 master
The present disaster.
Stick to it. lad tho the trial and test
Patience and courage will give you
the best of it
Stick TO 1t. youth
BE not sudden to fly from it;
This is the truth,
Triumph may not far lie from IL.
Dark is me morning
Before the suns dawning,
Battered and sore of 1t
Bear "A bit more of it.
Stick to it, even tho blacker than ink
it is,
Nictory's nearer. perhaps, than you
think it is,
In April Good Housekeeping.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
cARxArrON CIRCLE NO. 20

Carnation Circle No. 26 Neighbors of
Woodcraft met in regular session Fri
day afternoon, April l with Guardian
Ncighbor Alice Young presiding. There
was a good attendance. Rolls call of
officers showed all present. The cap
tain. color bearer and all suardc were
present, but Neighbor Lula Davis
who is visiting in Texas. Grand Man
aEcr Stanchficld was present after sew
cral months absence to which We gave
tho Grand Circle honors. Ncighbors
Weber. Young, Carroll and Rigby from
Banner Circle were visitors. one APP
plication was ballotcd on. Robert
Stephens was initiated and made a
member of Caina:ion Circle. Csrnation
Circle will hold miscellaneous
carnival at the odd Fellows hall Mon
day evening. April II, commencing at
p. m. There Will be dancing and
mated for the different booths are
asked to bring their donasions next
Friday to the hall. Ncighbor T. C. Nc
Carthy was present and made us an
encouraging talk about out work which
was enjoyed by all. NoiEhbor Stanch-
field told us "A lot about woodcraft
Home at Riverside. Cal. He thanked
all NciEhbors who remembered her at
Christmas time and presented the
guards with new ribbons for their
spears. She will be at homo at the
Maine hotel. NciEhbor Herman report
cd that NciEhbor Sacgcr is improving
Ncighbor Hattie Watkins mother was
reported very i'll. She is in the 400
block on cast Eleventh street. Neigh
bors .Sickcngcr. Gilman and Stanch-
field arc the sick committee. Ncighbor
IAncbarEcr drew the cap donated by
NciEhbor Demon. The Woodcraft
Homo Thimblc club will meet for all
day Tuesday. April at the home of
Soighbor Emma fannon. COS West
Abricndo avenue Ncighbor Dcnn6r
drew the weekly attendance prize.
There being no further business a mo-
tion to adjourn was carried after which
tho capain and guards served delicious
refreshments. The rummaSc sale com
mittrc. Guard Manager Stanchficld and
NciGhbor T. @. Mccarthy were served
first and asked to speak to which ali
responded. Ncighbors don't forget your
dues by the NTH OF each month. and
remember there Is a campaign on and
tho clerk has plenty OF application
cards.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

Everything running nicely and tho
forestcr Team working hard to get
IN shape for the big time at st. Louis
The committee appointed to plan for
the campaign to bring the Head
Camp to Pueblo in 1925 are working
out the plans and will meet with tho
Commerce Club and all other inter
csted organizations in the near fu-
ture and start the ball to rolling in a
united effort to secure for Pueblo the
largest convention held in the coun-
try
The degree work is still being put
on each night and new applications
constantly being received so our
Camp is growing rapidly. On last
Tuesday evening about forty of the
Neighbors and friends gathered at
the home of our Chief Forester J..
;: Schwader and celebrated his 45th
birthday. Tho hours spent
pleasantly and delicious refreshments
werc served by the hostess.
Tho committee appointed to ar
range for tho social to be given at our
hall on tho night of April an
nounced all arrangements complete.
the men are to bring we'll filled
boxes of lunch, and the ladies wiil be
expected to purchase them at auction
then all will proceed to tho banquet
hall. The proceeds OF this will be
used to purchase new equipment for
the team to go to St Louis.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
CAnNArInN CLuR

The carnation club was d.lightfully
entertained Tuesday afternoon at
Fishers hall. by Mrs. Claud Courtney
and Mrs. Emma Hursh. Members pre-
sent were Mrs. IL. IL. Guirc. Mrs. Ann.,
Mcdonald. Mrs. Mary tiion. Mrs.
carl Nortcns-n. Mrs. II. q. Hansen.
Mrs. Il I. Bryant. Mrs- Lucy Morris.
Mrs. otto Emerson. Mrs. Il. DouGhcrty.
Mrs. John Dcwan. Mrs. r. +. Rogan.
Mrs. II. q. carnahan, Mrs. II. Mceks.
Mrs. II. Anderson. Mrs V. l.. Sharcr.
Mrs. Courtney and Mrs. Hursh. Guests
enjoying tho occasion were. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Courtney. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
W. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gotschall.
Mrs j. ]. Aucr. Mrs. L V. Gordon,
Mr.. Courtney. and Miss Helen Brewster.
After the games. dainty Refreshments
were served.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
w. n. A. OF THE MAocApEEs

Columbinc Review No. s, W. B. 4.
of the Maccabecs held their regular
meeting Thursday afternoon with a
good attendance. -Four applications for
membership wcrc acted upon and two
approvals received. Tho members were
sorry to hear fthc illness OF Lady
Commander Kant, Mrs. KinGery. and
hope for their speedy recovery. Mem
bers. remember the review is going TO
take all members to the Congress for
O'Clock dinner last meeting in May,
providing they have three candidates
initiated since January LIST. so bring
in your applications. Quite a number
have secured their three while others
have two. so get busy. Columbinc Re-
views team have Joined the Marathon
guard and will attend tho Marathon
meet In Los Angeles, Calf. in 1923.
The March and April birthday COM
mittcc will give some kind of an enter
tainmcnl in tho near future. Mrs,
Hclvcnston donated a package. which
was awarded to Miss Dpty. Mrs. Ellen
Byrncs was with US. after an absence
OF over n year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
MAccAREE.. PUEBLO TENT NO. IA

Tent No ls entertained our Supreme
Commander, Il. =. Markcy, in royal
manner last Wednesday night. Sir
Wright Markcy was accompanied on
his visit by State Commander Veil and
Deputy BrinIry. OF Sterling. Colo. Tho
regular review was held, starting
promptly at O'Clock. The drill team
put on tho work in a crcditabIe manner.
considering the crippled condition they
were in. After rev ow. tho members
adjourned to tho banquet hail where
"A magnificent banquet had been spread
by tho ladies OF ColumLinc Hive No. C.
Tho ladies certainly cSccllcd them
selves In the manner the feast was
prepared and served. Tho speakers OF
tho evening were Sir knight r. q. Nc
tarthy toastmas'cr, Sir Knights J. II.
II. Low. w. l.. Hartman, State Com
mandcr G.. g. Pcil. and Sir knight
Brinlcy. They were followed by SUI
prcmc Commander -. y. Mlrkcy. who
made the principal address of the eve
ming. The assembly dispersed at a
lato hour after a royal good time.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
T.. n. ~ ",

Pueblo Lodge No. 10 mot in regular
session last Monday night with . fiil
attendance. The now officers for tho
coming year demonstrated to all those
rrosont that they arc qualified 10 bc
installed noEt Monday night. by OK
employing the ri,ualistic work when
another fine class OF candidates was
received The committee in charge
OF the card party and cake social
which will hr held Immediately after
the installation of officers next Mon
day night April I arc making great
preparations and assure all Moose
and their friends who attend - real
time. Tho women arc requested TO
bring small cake. drawings viii ho
held for partners when Ice cream
and p'hct rrfrcshn~nts will be-
rrrr~d
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
". %. ~. r.Mr No. :

Good progress is being made by tho
finance committee tn raising funds to
be used to purchase the RctthcrE block
for now home Of Camp No. .. one
crs and drill team OF camp No. put
on tho work at tho little camp on the
hill last Tuesday night when fourteen
candidates wcrc initiated. ON next
Monday night camp No. win be
nllcd with Neighbour to receive tn.
nosE regarding amount Of fund coll
lcctcd. a bountiful lunch will he served
by our now rcfr~Shmcnt committee
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

her return. All sick were reported i'm
proving. We We're very sorry to hear
our President. Ms. Clara ThcT5as. had
tho misfortune to run splinter in her
hand causing blood poison. but under
the doctors care we hope for speedy
recovery. April 6th. Grand Army day
falling on Wednesday, the members
of tho post. Will observe saturday,
April 9th. their regular meeting day.
All members OF tho corps be sure and
turn out and help our old comrades
celebrate Grand Army day. Rcnem-
hcr the date. SATURDAY. Anril 9Th.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
ROYAL .op.E LoDcr 40. IN

Tho members Of Royal Gorge
Lodge No. 80. n. of Ia y. and u
voted at their fourth meeting In
April 10 give over the nfth Tuesday
night In each month which has five
Tuesdays to "A social timo in conncc-
tiou with tho ladies auxiliary. Tues
day being tho ffih ono. tho ladies
provided Refreshments and music and
an enjoyable evening was spent.
about sixty members being present
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
woMA>.s RELIEF coprs

The meeting OF tho Pueblo Woman'r
Relief corps No. . was we'll attended
ono candidate was hallotcd ON which
proved favorable. and ono application
vas read and n committee appointed to
II vcstiEa,~. We were sorry to learn
MIS-. Turner. ono Of our most faithful
members. was soon to leave Pueblo
probably to bo conc all summer. We
will certainly miss her from our corps
aud viii gladly welcome her home on
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
q. Z. 4. to u. oil. q.

~ it, last regular meeting division
s5s had very good attendance and
much business was transacted and
two applications for membership were
received. N' the nrNt meeting hr-ii
vth. there VIII by initiation uI candi-
dates. Sisters Rose. Iicnkrt and
Becch"r will he the hostcssos for tho
afternoon. All sisters are asked TO bc
present.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

Mary Logan Tent No. =. Daughters
OF Veterans held their regular meet
ing March q with "A splendid attend
ancc. Applications were received and
halloted upon. We Initiated a class Of
three Our next regular meeting viii
DC held on April lt We will have .
Large class for initiation. All officers
and large attendance are requested
To be prcscnt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
cOIfRT oE nnNon

Tho regular meeting of Colorado
Court No. So was held last Wednesday
night in tho Woodman hail with n
large attendance. We hallotcd upon
ono new application for membership
and Initiated two new members into
the order. Sister Gertrude Haynes II
going to start "A degree team. which
viii add much to tho initistory work.
and We know Sister HAYNES will have
tho support Of the mcmrors who can
work in tho team. At tho next meeting
We will servo refreshments. All mem
ber- arc invited
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
IT. w. or LILy cANr No. -s.s

Tho Royal Neirhbors Of Lily Camp.
s5's. held a. surprise party in honor or
Ncighbor Edna Jones at tho hosnc Of
her sister Ncighhor Chaffcc. it,S Routt
avenue. Thurrday afternoon. Tho aft
crncon was spent In playing games.
There being musical selections given
by Mrs. Edna Jones and piano scIoc-
tons were given by Miss Grace glca-
son. otter which luncheon was served
TO tho following NeiEhborz. Mrs.
Eleanor Ainlcy, Mrs. +. Cloud. MR.,
Chss. Anderson. Mrs. Mary Sexton.
Mrs. l.. ]. Hoyscr. Mrs. Phcbc High
Smith. Mrs. Alva Kuntz. Mrs. Mary
Daw. Mrs. Dora EEncr. Mrs Hilda
Berg. Mrs. Ethel irwin, Mrs. y. FERN.
Mrs. L>ottic Inncs. Mr.. Florence Deli
hanty. Billy Muyscr. Miss Grace cIca-
son. Mrs. Edna Jamcs, Mrs Rose
chaffrc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
ruNI.TDI,ItNs

Tho PractorisnE and their friends
spent an enjoyable evening Wcdncs-
day In dancing. MArshall's Jazz
Orchestra furnished the music and
all proscnt had such "A good time they
were surprised when Home Sweet
Home" was played. We expect to
have just such good time the last
Wednesday night Of each month
Como and bring YOUR friends
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
nENNEn LiNESIoCK

Denver. April s.-Cattio-Rc-cipts
100. market steady: beef steers sT.6od
SIS: cows and hcifcr- fs.tspfr7 20;
calves sioonn is.oo: stockcrS and feed
crs. ts.oag7.S5: bulk ,toons.co
HoEs-Ecccipts. none.
Shccp-ftcccipts 600. owc. higher:
lambs S.s.u 9.25. ewes 3t56srS. IS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
In the Lodge Room
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

All lodges meeting on Mon =
day and Tuesday nights must =
have their notes on Wednesday, =
or they will not be published. =
Those meeting on Wednesday =
and Thursday nights must have =
their reports in Friday morning. :
Exception is made for a lodge =
: meeting on Friday night, but 4
notes for these must be brought =
to Ch1eftain not later than =
O'Clock Saturday morning. 4
~ ~
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
DEGREES or uo>ou

Tho next regular meeting of tho
Frotcct!vc association will bo held at
Fishers Hall Friday evening on April
5. at o'clock. All members are re-
nuestcd to be present as several ap-
phcants arc TO be considered.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
,Ti.LLuM ,ou>,II 80. ssn.

Utcllum Council Nh. 3lg5, Security
Benefit association met in regular acH-
sion Saturday. March - in tho w. q.
w. hall, Opera House block Several
applications w"r" baiiotrd upon aud
several applicants wcrc given the obii.
cation.
After lodge roclsi hour aud dan,o
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
NANNN~ CITY IIyr>rocn

Kansas city. Mo. April az. :. Ru-
rcau of Markctsl-Ca -Catfir-Rcccipts %.
Tor week beef steers. stoek COWS and
hcifors mostly &c lower. tat she stock
steady TO .bc lower: vcalcrs 81 COZ %
lower: heavy calves. stockcrs and feed
"rS. bulls and canncrS - soc low
crs stock calves, steady.
Hogs-RccoiptS 900. total sales TO-
days consist OF ono load 80 pound
mixed hogs at 'slo. fow odd bunchoq
40 pound hogs see5. looks about
steady with yesterdays average.
Shccr-Roccipis 1000: for week
sheep steady. lambs 55c 10 81 lower.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
MANY LOGAN TENT NO. =

was enjoyed by a large number. Nis-
itors welcome. \ good time guaranteed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

ChicaEo.t Arrii i.-Potatoos- -Ecceif,ts,
- cars; New Florida Spnuldins RoS..
double head barrels siIooTi1s0 nor
harrol: Northern White snck-d and
bulk Sl.ieai.20 cwt: unchanged 10 H..
higher than yesterday. Minnesota and
Early ohios ji.ioTi.is cvt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

New York. April The actual ro,-
dtton OF clearing house banks and ir7ls.
companies for the week shows ,ha,
they hold 't.1S5.1co reserve in o.c.rs
OF legal requirements. This IL an in.
crease OF fs.sei.2so. from last week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
The Mothers Congress and
Parent Teachers Association
EDITED BY MRS. ]. R. BARTLEY.

Pueblo Council OF Mothers Cong
ross and Z. r. \. will meet on Mon
day April at 2:J0 p. IN. in Ccntcn-
NAL high school. Tho years work
will be brot TO n close and election
OF offices for the now year will take
place.
Centennial Annex +. T \. will hold
their April meeting on Tuesday after
noon In tho kindergarten. DR.. !. w.
Thompson will talk on Mental Hy-
Eiono'' after which an opcn round
Table discussion viii be held.
Central High T.. r. 4. will meet on
Wednesday April at 2:30 u. IN. An
Interesting program has been pre-
pared.
Tho tour Of tho schools Of district
No. 20 conducted on Wednesday by
Supt. kc9iirg WAS quite success.
As twenty-five mothers OF tn. various
parout-Tcschcrs Associations were in
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

tho party. The trip was interesting
and educational and showed To the
mothers the crying ned OF additional
buildings tn the district Returning
to the Central High building the
mothers were guests OF the cafeteria
for :unchcon-thru the courtesy OF
MIR. kcstinE. after which they were
shown over tho high school building
which is certainly a crcd., to the
city OF Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

Centennial High +. T. A. will hold
their April meeting on Thursday
llftcrnoon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

Ing wife write Violet Ray Ciuh. prrnf-
son. ohio. enclosing stamped envelope.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
PERSONAL

PROF. AIfBABA. Persian Seer
MNstcrious Occult Marvel Psychist
fhrcnolosist. Ast-oloscr. answers all
questions. Bombay. India. .ooi, So.
IuiCn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
FOR sALE-AUToMonu.rs .,

FOR SALE ono small Ford ,rurt
-Four new tires. Recently ovcrhaufe1
\ bargain II taken at once. sos y
First street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
FOR RENT 1
UNFINISHED ROOMS

TWO rooms unfurnlshcd. down.tairg
iio per month. ilo W. Eighth :,
Phone 2tsi-w.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

GESTLEMAS age g, would like 10
meet somc lonesome lady. Matrimony.
Addross Station y. Box ioss. Pueblo.
Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

WOULD YOU marry a pretty hatch~-
lor girl WORTH ,12. COO cash. Write Mrs
\ l. Hill. South Jacksonville, Fla.
HANDSOME. conrcniaI Young lady
worth ilo'.c9p. Is anxious 10 mp-rv
honorahly. worthy gentleman. Mary.
l"N isnkcrahin Bldg. Los Angeles.
cal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
Radio Operators
New Years Plans
fBy the Associated Press. )

NEW YORK. Dec. 600 S.
TO. S. T." In radio parlance,
everybody listen"-folluwed by
the tones of bell striking the
seconds that mark the passing OF
1921 and the voice of a minister
invoking Gods. blessing OH the
new year, will float thrmIgh the
air and into tho ears of moro than
so 600 amateur radio opera tors in
the vicinity OF New York at mid
s,,,sSsS> December 81.
Fro,n station 2-BAK locatel At
Tarrytown, IN. W, Rev Lucas
Boeve will spenk by means Of a
broadcasting radioDhonc to one Of
the largest audiences that ever
listened to minister. An apprn.
priate prayer, a brief address and
seasonable songs by n selected
choir will help to usher in the
New Year.
At other broad casting stations in
and around New York similar pro-
grams have been announced
Radio operators on ships far OIL,
at sea, and stations inland as far
west as the Pacific coast will be
ia tune with those Of the Atlantic
seaboard. a leading radio expert
hero says If the feeble energies OF
each Individual station that will
pieFce the air when 1922 arrives
could be combined. there would be
power enough to run a saw mill.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
Clarksburg Check
Artist Caught Here

o. D. Henkls was arrested By
city officers This morning upon :
warrant Issued hy justice OF the
rtacr OF ClarEsburg c!ia rEinS the
passing OF bad checks. HeES!a
will he held ny the city Officers
unNl sometime this afternoon
whom the ClaSksburg authorities
viii come to Fsirmont afler him.
Il il claimed HcnklH pa ssed
had check Tor the amount OF S9o
on = Buck hanuou bank More thar
twenty days has expired since the
check vas passed and the amount
has not been repaid.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
Scott Satisfied
With New Job

BOSTON. De2. O.-EveEett
Scott would rather he back IN
Boston haIpinS Hugh Duffy try to
get the fist division again than
20 play on any other club, he wrote
from Auburn. Indiana. in letters TO
friends made public today. But he
perfers the Yankees to any club
except Boston
IN feel a. home" he said with
Babe Ruth. Mays. Foyt- Schans.
McNslly. Bush. Harper and Jones,
all ex-Red Sox.
Scott said he had made strike
on oil. vas playing on two basket,
bail teams and with bowling ana
hunting. was trying to keep III
during the off-season