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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
FORECAST
DROPS Il MILLION
BUSHELS IN MONTH
Record Crop of Corn In
Dictated in July !
Report

WASHINGTON. Jgiy s.-A redsr-
tion OF twenty million bushels In
the nations wheat crop during the
last month. prospect OF a record pro-
duction OF corn with the condition OF
the crop on July I n better than Il
has been IN more than twenty ycarH.
and a tobacco production some four
hundred million pounds less than last
years record crop. featured the gov
ernment's monthly report Issued to-
day.
The forecasts follow;
Winter wheat: Production forecast
s5A.0OO.O 900 bushels; condition III
Spring wheat Production 23s.OOO.-
coo bushels; condition SOS.
M wheat; Production sos. 100000
bushels: condition 1873.
Corn: Production 3.f23,0o0,0O 0
bushels; condition Sill; acreage los,
901 900.
oats: Production i.S2s.ooo.oO bu-
sheis; condition T7.6.
Barley. Production $4,000. 600 bu-
shells: condition STA.
FLAX. Production 800 900 bushels;
condition s2.7; acreage i.242.0o0.
Rice, Production 53.s0o. 100000 bu-
shells condition $50. acreage 6sf.00p.
Hay; Production si,700.o0 tons;
Apples: Production iOs. 100000 bu-
shells; condition 34,9.
Peaches: Production 80. 100000 bu-
shels; condition f2.s.
Rye: Production 10000, 600 BUSH
els; condition $50.
White potatoes; Production 3II.-
900 900 bushels; condition sS.t: acre
age 3.972.O00.
sweet potatoes. Production ll2,'
0OO. 00e bushels. condition SOL; acre
~ i.iss. 600.
Tobacco. Production s32 .000.6 COO
pounds: condition Ii.9. acreage L.
337 1000.
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CALL UP

when you want competent Help.
a Room. to buy Anything. to soil
Anything. phone s4b. An expert
enccd Want Ad Taker' will an
swer and be ready 10 take your ad
as you phone II.
Herald Want Ad Takers are
thoroughly trained advertising
writer's. They have been instructed
In the art OF writing WANT ADS
hat pull. II you do not know
exactly how your ad should be
worded these operators will help
you.
REMEMBER; We have . clss-
sincation for every purpose and
Phone 345
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SMOkE COSTS MN S25.

LONDON-A woman on % tram
cal' iigltcd a cigarette n began IA
puff. Tie conductor thought b
was on fire and turned In an alarm
tiei smoke cot her f25 In police
rgurf
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MARKETS
New York Stocks.

NEW YORK. July S.-Specialtics
r.t" singled put FOR pressure In the
,to9k market today, tho irregular re-
DICTIONARY trend causing general de-
.liics 81 ? To d points. Sales approx
,nntyd $4,000 sharcs. The closing
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nROKEN ~NICk-POOHi

LONDON-A broken neck, suf-
fcrtd IN "a fall from q ladder last
year. means nothing In the yuuns life
OF Walter Loc. carpenter. lee raw
eled IS miles To attend a clinic, bro
ken neck and all
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Livestock

KANSAS CITY. July S.-Cattle re-
ceiptS $50. beef steers strong to un-
evenly higher. mostly Csc higher;
TOP y,arnuEs $50. calves strong
be.t ycalcr7 81. rs $3.50; other class
cs steady; common and medium cows,
$3.50 "a 81 30; canncrs mostly around
81 so. good hcifers 5000 $3.50.
Hog receipts $500: open slow
mostly 5c to Zoe lower than ycstcr-
DAVIS gvcraEc; clio active with early
loss rcyaiucd fcw loads choice lights
|to packed sg.3i. prime 260 pound
hogs So %. bulk Of sales $1,000
81 20. stock pigs steady, few at $500.
sheep receipts 1890; receipts In
sufficient to fully test market. sheep
steady. lumbs sterdy to 25c lower
top natives $1,000.
DENVER. July S.-Cattle receipts
LOCO. mily stcsdy. beef steers $3.50
neT.75. COWS and heifcrs 5000 ~
tG.75. calves $4,000 $500; wocker'
ana fcH dcrs $3.50 $500. bulls f2ot
ms4.OO.
Hog receipts SOC. steady to .0'
lower. top ss25. bulk tS.3b a $500.
Snc,p rccoiptu 4.4OO, market zoe
higher. lambs s95o@siO.35; 1--WE
50. so ti2b.
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NEW YORK. July s.-cotton ia.
lures closed barely steady; July
si1.9b: oct. ti2.6s. Dec. ti3.16: Jan.
tl5.2li Mar. si3.53.
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NEW YORK. July s.-Prime mer-
paper ga d6is; exchange IT.
bles tS7iA.
Timo loans steady: all 6 per cent
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%. 000-5aroom white %stueco, bungalow.
modern. sleeping porch, firsplace, furnsrF,
garage. corner. fine location, eth ward.
s5.5O0-s foom. astory pebble dash. mod.
ern. larEe sleeping porch. Wet Silver
Ave.
Houses aud lots in al parts of the elty'
%. 7bO-5room brick, modern. sissscd
sleeping porch. Esragc, chicken houses.
lawn. ~sidsvalks. eoptnEi Third ward.
elnsn In.
%. sOO-4s seres ~ Eoad land. 8 miles ffom
town, two sdobe aouaee, outbuildinss
small orchard. electric VumpinE plant;
A. FLEISCHER
Real Esiats, Insurance.. Loans.
Phpus aTa. III South Fourth r.
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4hs $1,000; fourth AIS Ss9.i2; vie.
tory asa S8S.3f: sictOry Ans t9S.3S,
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Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO, July s.-Downturns in
wheat price. Tcaultod today from
opinions current hat tho government
crop report would be only moderately
bullish - the deterioration OF the
sprinp crop would he offset In "A mva-
sure by the advance In the par basis
Tor the month. July delivery. how
over. showed relative strength Ak
rains were said 10 have delayed
thrrshing In kansaB and Nebraska
and country offerings were only fair.
Opening quotations. which varied
from Ac lower 20 &c advance were
followed by sctbacks all around to
we'll below yesterdays finish.
Confirmation VI black rust In Can
adj led to an sdvancc later. The
clio q wa firm. sc to &c net higher.
Ityith September tl.2ih TO Si.2lH
and December Si..ih to fi.2iA.
Corn cased OF with wheat. al
though a transient bulge resulted
frori export sales 81 10000 bushels
After opening unchanged to &c lower
the market scored moderate gains
but then underwent another sng
Further export bids were in the mar.
ket. hut business was hnmpcrcd by
Hcarcity Of availaDle lake tonnage.
The market closed steady &c net
lower - &c advance.
Oats were governed mainly by this
course of other cereals, starting I'M
| changed to isc lower and developing
but little power to rally.
Indications OF export demand fol
lard gave ftrmncss to provisions.
Close.
Wheat sept sI2ih; Dec. si.24h
Curn-Scpt. GOAc
OIts-Scpt. 3SNc. Dec. 80 isc.
| pork=Iuiy $500. Sept. tiN.22.
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Liberty Bonds.
NEW YORk. July S-Ilbcrty
bonds closed: AIS $3.50. first g
$500 bid second a.. SS6af. first
AS Ss7.22. second AS SS7.ls. third
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Produce

CHICAGO. July Shutter higher,
creamery extras SIC. standards 37c.
urts 82m 36c; seconds rs sic.
Eggs lower, receipts s.021 eases
| nrgts .gm 2glsc: standards 80 y a.
soc: ordinary firsts 20 N2 7c. at mark.
case. Included. % n2sc.
puultry alive. higher. fowls gle;
broilcrs 20 W33c.
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For SALE

Small. profitable grocery store.
Close In. inventorying about $500.
building, including dwelling rooms.
can be included In purchase on
easy terms.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
900 West Copper
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KANSAS CITY. July s-EggB aud
butter unchanged
oultry ~h"nh &C. higher, 2lc'
others unchanged.
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ron sAIr-nonI Ts,n,e .
o SALE-LOTS

Two east front corner lots In
University Heights. close to car line.
Address owner, care Herald,
EOR SAII-Typcwuters "a
FOR EALE, TYPEWRtTERS Al tIuds.
both new and second hand. bought, sold.
rented aud repaired Albuquerque Tyne
vritrr Exchange. Phone en3J. l22 south
Fourth 90
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MNNTED-Icmnic Help
WANTED AT ONCE
~wANTED-Man or Woman

wANTED-Man or Woman 5
NNNTfb-l spefiepced walters and wait
r.,sos ltherg Cafr
WANTED Experienced waters and wait
r,..'s af o., college Inn
uuuD POSITIONS open tor steady wort-rs
Aod hustlsrs who can produce. X. ID. II.
tsre Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
ST. BLASE'S DAY
Was Celebrated In Catholic Churches
Today Married. by y OF SaoRed

Celebration of st. Blase's day wa
held throughout all the Catholic worl4
Thursday. this occasion concentrating
tho Saint and martyr Of the third ceHf
tury. whose miracle OF saving the Ntp
OF a child who had a FISH bone fastened
in its throat has come down througn
TIC ages. Thus. on this day. the Bishop
blcsses the throats of those who cal
at the services held at intervals through
out the day.
Bishop 7. D. Donahuc. assisted ~
Father Brown and Father Garrett, OF.
hriatcl at Thursdays services at tho
Cathedral.
To-day the feast OF tho Sacred Heart
Will 10 Ecld in the various Roman CATH
Ole churches throughout the city, a
As pa IT Of the service in some places
HOLY Communion will be received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
PRESENT PLAY
Zane Street n. E. Class Program Drawn
Big Attendance.

Al Xanc Street NJ. e. church last even
ing the Sunday school class taught ~
Mrs. George Wagner presented a DE-
lichtful little playlctte entitled "Geofs
eianna'S Wedding Gown" a laugh pre-
yokinG comedy from start to finish.
The program opened promptly at S:iP
o'clock and every character played hep
role cxccllently and each and every one
deserves praise. Mr.. Winchiclc difectet
the cast and his perseverance was amply
repaid. During ~intcrmission a solo wnS
rendered by Mrs. B. c. Mason; Miss Nib
dr"d Coats offered a recitation: tho
Mems Chorus rendered a special seleos
ton and Miss Evelyn Becker recited.
Tonight the same program Will -
carried out and an wen larger audiehcH
is looked for. although tho first night
met with exceptional success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04

ews visited the latters uncle at West
Alexander over the weekend.
Mr.. Jack Springer. Day Fitzsimmon1;
Vernon Johnson, VIM. Kimmins ana
Wayne Strickland spent the weekend
at Dallas.
Miss Kettle Schomber spent q fey
days at home.
Miss Cecile zitman spent the week
end visiting relatives at McMechen.
The following from w. l.. 5. ". nr-
tended the Teachers Institute at 7. u.
n. s. Saturday: Misses. AIDA Gardener,
Maudc Curtis. Elizabeth Luckel, Ada
Conner and Mr.. c. J. Patterson.
Mrs. Lowers Of McMechen is visiting
her daughter. Miss Cecile Titman.
Mr.. Glen Rutan spent the weekend
at West Liberty.
Miss Martha Majesty Of Wheeling
has taken up her work at w. l.. y, s.
Mrs. Harry Rush. a ". l.. n. s..
graduate of st. Mary's, w. Va. 10 yis-
i;ing her sisters. Leila and Ethel Devine
at tho dromitory.
Mrs. ohm Majesty and son Paul u
Mr. Howard Nay Of Wheeling vis.tat
the dormitory Sunday a~ftern"1h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
.WARWOOD FIRE
BOXES ARE IN
I P o R T A CIRCUIT BOARD
CHANGES MADE AT BEAD
QUARTERS.
NEW BOXES BEING INSTALLED
IN THE PIKE
SUBURBS.
CHIEF THOMPSON ANNOUNCES
ALARM SYSTEM AND BOX
NUMBERS.

! Fire Chief 4. Burlcy Thompson talk
ing To AN ImtclliEcncer reporter yester-
day afternoon. stated thai AL the new
IRE alarm boxes have now been installed
IN Warwood. and that new boxes are also
being installed in the Out-the-Plke dis
: triCt as fast as posSiOlc.> Several are
being put in daily and it Will be but
a short time before this work has been
, completed.
Seventy-two fire boxes were received,
. all of which Will be put into service
III the new annexed territory.
With the new boxes being installed.
the old tire system has been changed
somewhat. and an additional board with
; six circuits upon 1t mas been installed
at Headquarters company. at No. Al
: Eleventh street. All Of the new boxes
I installed i'll the up-the-rlvcr district
are in the First district while those
in the uut-the- pikc-district are dlvidcu
IN and arc In the Eithth and Ninth dis
! triCts.
In explaining tho system. Chief
Thompson said. that a number or very i'm
portant improvements over tho old sys-
TEN have been made which were figured
out by himself and two Of the %clcctrl-,
clans. ono of the most important Is
a switch board which comes In very
handy when one OF the fuses burns out
or trouble on one OF the circuits ls
found. The trouble can be found very
, easily and looked after so thai the cir
cult or boxes in that district arc not
out Of commission very long.
Chief Thompson also explained the
= ringing of the new system so that the
people will know just what box has
been pulled and the district in which II
is. Following Is the way such alarms
report or ring:
First alarm, four rounds OF the box
pulled.
Second alarm. Two CD followed by the
box number.
the box number.
General alarm. Nine taps followed
by the box number
Recall. One tap. One round or the
box followed by another tap.
E~olIowinr is a complete list OF the
numbers and boxes installed in Warwood
and also their locations:
l.S-City Water Works.
1oo-Warwood avenue and Broadway.
1Ge-Warwood avenue and Third
street.
I%4-Warwood avenue and Fourth
: street. ..,
l3s-Warwood avenue and Fifth
street.
13S--Ohio avenue and Fifth street.
127-Warwood avenue and Icnth
street.
12S.warwocd avenue and seventeenth
street.
13e-Richland avenue and l:'ghtecn'h
. street.
u2-warwood avenue and Nineteenth
street.
I2-Richland avenue and Twentieth
street.
145-warwood avenue and Twenty
first street.
.l46-Warwood avenue and Twenty
third street.
n7-Warwood avenue and Twenty
lfth street.
uS-Vance avenue and Twcnty-si1th
street.
I 149-WnrwooI avenue and Twenty
: seventh street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
GET HIGH RENTS
BECAUSE THEY CAN
Real Estate Owners Evening up TOT
What They Didn't Got Years ago.

In years gone by. We were unable 70
MI many OF the houses OF the city OF
Wheeling with tenants even At tn" low
est possible rents but noN that tl"r" if
q demand. wr arc holding our prices
up high 10 get what = coming TO u.
WAS a statement made yesterday after
noon by a we'll known real estate dealer
who was overheard by a n"ewSpaHcrman
The man explained that people w"r"
very particular in the past. when rents
were lower. taking only the best. and
then many not being satisfied. "huc now
people are only too willing TO get homes.
His comment on high rents followed.
Several business concerns have gone
out OF business recently owing 70 in
creased exhorbitant rents. and announce
ment was made within the past few
days another concern IL going out OF
business for the same reason.
Tue high rent situation Is now one
OF the principal topics OF discussion
everywhere. and much indignation Is
being expressed that high rents are
maintained. and even increased in many
Instances. while wages are being re-
duced as well as the prices OF food
stun declining slowly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
BOY SCOUT NOTES

Five troops OF the Wheeling council
Of Boy scouts held meetings last eve
ming. ali OF which were we'll attended.
aud n number OF very important sub
jcC's were taken up and discussed. Those
that mot were Troop No. II at Mckinley
school. with Z. NJ. Forncy. assistant
scout executive in charge: Troop No.
. at Zane street NJ. T. church. Arthur
Kendall. Scoutmastcr: Troop No. { al
First English Lutheran vhurch. 4. q.
Anderson. S~coutmastcr: Troop No. i2
at the First Baptist church. o. 4. Iim-
norman. scoutmaster and Troop No. Is
at Warwood NJ. T.. church with H. T..
Robinson, scoutmaStcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
lbs TROUBLE IS ALL GONE

II was affected with pain all over
my back and kidneys" writes Charles
McAl!istCr. | Clark Ave. kCarncy. y.
J.. After three or four doses OF Foley
kidney Pills / became all right and
my pain Is all gone" Foley Kidney
Pills relieve hackachc. urinary irregu-
Iaritics. rheumatic pains, stin joints.
muscles and other symptoms
of kidney trouble. 1t is n splendid
medicine. prompt in action, and always
helps. Contains no habit forming
drugs. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04

W. NJ. Campbell. CT al. to Edward
Gosncy and Edna GoSncy. Property IN
Chemists Addition. Consideration Sla.
Elizabeth SChmalstcig to Frank
Skzpek and wife. Property in Eighth
Ward. Consideration $40.
Martha NJ. Burt to Emi Aucrcman.
Property in Gilchrist'S Addition. Con-
sideration $40.
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ApmrN1srRAroR.s SUIT.

\ suit in chaucrry. titled Carl o.
Schmidt. administrator dc bonts non of
the state pc T.. J. Helm. deceased. vs..
Amelia f.. Helm ct ais was filed ycstcr-
day afternoon with clerk Of the Circuit
Court John l.. Kinghorn under February
rules.
Attorneys J. T. Arbeuz and 4. T..
Bdyant represented the plaintiff in the
suit.
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Different

Emplcycr-'Did you notice tAat Q
in this mornings paper, Learn - an
$25 per week at stenoGraphy'T
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. but I Wasn't -
because l am getting that az
ready"
Erployer-'Yes. but the I'd. saie
'earn'."-Farm Life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04

prof.-"How can you prove that steam
does work in an engine"
Studcnt-"Because after ii pushes the
piston. it's tired"
Prof.--"Tircd?
Studcnt-"Surc: isn't It all exhaust.
ID ?'-Ray III. Cantor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04

Beg1nniny SATURDAY. February s. The
f~nteuigencor viii publish another Booth
Warrington serial story. "The oriole."
watch for the three installmsnts, Feb
ruary 5, IL and 10. It's . fine sequel to
"Too Gentle Julia
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COUNTY COURT
Deeds Recorded.

Raymond Payne. 80. and Olive Stinc
81, both OF GAINESVILLE. O.
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Ulflllll Il'HAl
o

The following spent the weekend at
home: Misses Ruth S"had of Benwood;
Mildred Warner, Matilda Lorcntz and
lnrZ Hoffman Of NcMeChen: Carrie
Dauuc Of Elm Grove: Marie Hartley and
Catherine Porter OF short Creek: Mar
Earet Gibson and Estclla Hayden or
Nest Alexander. Ilta chips OF ioto-
mac.
Misses Ella DowI"r and I.1la Math-
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Boys
Union
Girls
Union
Party

ON Saturday evening the members or
the "Up-Streamcrs" class, OF tho Meth
odist church. gave Il party ut tho home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David u. Rogers. The
evening was spont in playing games and
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800, $50 and 400 Dresses at 1.59
$50, 500 and 600 Dresses at 2.39
ZOO, 75O and 800 Dresses at 3.49
Women's Kid and Chamois Gloves

A Remarkable opportunity to save. Foreign and Do
nestle Kid Gloves. and Real ChamolS Gloves. brokcl
size there being mostly large and small sizes. \
value that will be impossible when these are gone
Mostly French kid-a few cape-in black, gray and white.
One and Two-clasp styles, with plain or embroidered backs.
Real Chamois glovcs-the Adler make. Natural color ana 4
whitc-oneclasp style-and guaranteed washable. \
Specially Reduced From Regular "A
For this After Inventory Clearance K
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at a late hour a luncheon was served
Those present were.
Misses
Kledys Kelley Eleanor Bail
Zelda Howard Elizabeth Cowan
.Aliue Howard Margaret HARRIS
Wilma W'cimrr l:uby Garrison
Ethel Atkinson Maudc King
ORAL Hostrtirr Catherine Young
Thrlni Montgomery
McSSrS
Paul Bunar Joe Hunt
Day FitZS;mmons Charles lsoEers
Alvin Slater Harold Rogers
RAYMOND liOStrtlcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
WEST LIBERTY
NORMAL NOTES
irving Literary Society

Because of A basketball game Friday
evening. January 81. The ~lrrinGS. heId
their regular meeting IN the tidPcI p1!'
iod Wednesday morning, January %
The following program was given:
I story Margaret Mccoy
current Events rIWooH i'ii
Vocal ......... ltcnccya NC "I.n,m
Original story ........M AtilIa I"i'n'"
Af,cr the program tho student critic.
Miss Marie Hartley. and the trd'hC:
critic, Miss Maudc jefferson. offered re-
marks OH the S"lrvt!unS after which the
Bryant Literary Society
Literary programs will he held on
Thursday evenings instead OF Fridays
until tho basketball season Is over.
The RryantS program was gwen jan
uary -. Instead Of tho" uSAli opening
song. they sang q round tbs was 4
10, Of fun. Harry stevens. iirmaiiN'
and Berlin m!th negative. debated on
"itcSolv"d: that our stat" rtnito' Shn"'u
he moved 10 ClarksburE. The afllrinA-
,;IaGys Kelley SANG the beautiful His
IulIahy." accompanied by Miss With"r-
M arrarct Harris gave some good
school VII. She spared no ono.
Catberinc Young and FLORENCE Evans
rlaycd as a piano duct "MatuShka by
Engcl. ,.,y
Vernon johnson assisted III '"' CON-
Catherine Porter gave an excellent
/ reading Til" White Turkey
! Miss ~"rcddy" Hayden sang a pleas
and wore tn" native costume; rms de
! Hch,cd the audience 50 much 'htt 81"
I had TO respond TO an encore. me meet
I ,ur was closed carly because the s'u-
dents arc not permitted TO Keep "te
hours on school mSnL>.
Z, NJ. c. A.
Friday afternoon AT ! ".,!"rk IN"
NJ. G \ met IN Mir l"Eg'SS' room with
Joseph Hunt as chairman. pay L't%,
/ tho question "RcSolvcd: that We should
h,ye Bthir roursc in IN" school"
Basketball Games
: On Friday evening th" b"iS ana G'r'S
Of WI. :. y. met the Union High
, came ". /. s. y. has pla ed Way from
/ home. \ bus load Of boys and girls
went TO sec the gam" tn" girls h"Id
! Union we'll during tho first quarter me
score being A III favor "C Union. Th"
game ended with a big Sror" IN favor
OF the Union girls.
I Tbn hoys from W. l.. s. Y. broke w
tho passes very we'll and played ii stlh
/ game. The game ended $40 in favor
Of Union. The lineups were:
Hughes. = 1890. Springer
H"rhl............- r MullkCn
Idrpent............ ..........Smilh
Ia wk ms, {; Slate
: Suhstitutions: Union. kady. Hall. Will
lIams, Sondcrman and summon; w. l..
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
Mems Silk
Neckties
Handsome Cravats From
Regular Stockholm
75c

Silk four-in-handS in a
splendid variety Of pat
terms: figured designs,
scrolls, all = overs. dots,
stripes and plain colors';
and some chaneeable Ct-
fects. A choice selection
of shades. EaSy-slip neck
band.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04

Mems Work
and Sport
Shirts at
$50
Made of heavy quality
flannel in dark plaidS, and
all white serge. Full and
roomy, finished with ex-
IRENE care. Military col
lar, open cuffs, two peck
cts, pearl buttons. \ very
unusual value at this very
low price.
Mems stor-lsth Street
Entrance
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-26

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