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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-21
New Postoffice
Has Been Opened

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. I'll
A new postoffice has been ordered
opened at M~aidsville, MononGaiia
county, and a commission as post
master has been made out to vii.
liam l.. Murphy. a similar COM
mission has been issued to Joshua
d, WarfieId. at Owings, ". Va.
William Peyton, Of Charleston,
has been nominated by Congress.
man L. 8. Echols for appointment
as cadet at the Naval Academy at
Aunapolis, Md. Fe will tako the
preliminary examinations next Feb
ruary. Young Mr.. Lewis is a son
Of Conlyn Lewis and a nephew OF
Fl, b. Lewis, well known as one OF
the leading financiers Of the state
capital.
been appointed postmaster at WaL
ton, ". Va.
oliver Marshall, of New Cumber'
land, and Alex. Salvatore, Of Wheel
Ing, are among the West Virginians
In the city today.
The application for spiders com.
~pensation Of Joseph Stull, of
RoWlesburg, was filed today at the
Veterans Bureau by Senator Suth-
eylaud.
The application for q pension in
e made to the Pension Bureau
nv Congressman woodward for Nor
gan Aston. of near Parkersburg,
has been favorably acted on by the
Pension Bureau. The new rate is
SIP a month.
Joseph McLane, OF Morgantown.
is a visitor here.
Increase OF pension from $40 to
sig per month has been ordered by
the Pension committee for John
Walton, of Dana. whose claim was
presented at the bureau several
weeks ago by Congressman Echols.
Retainer pay amounting to $3.50
vas also allowed by the Navy de.
partment to Charles c. Holloway.
Of Charleston.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-21
Billy Sunday Club
Active This Week

The Billy Sunday club has been
quite active during this week.
Services hrave been held each
night at Montana and q great
meeting is expected tonight under
the leadership OF H. G. Drums
Group No. of which A. p.
Jones is leader goes to Willow
Tree tonight to assist Ia the music
an ~dpersonal work. A'meeting hay
been in progress there since Tues
~ night with Rev. stalnaker of
arksbWrg doing the preaching.
On Sunday afternoon MIR. Jones'
group will conduct a complete
service at the Hopewell NJ. r.
church near the city. Other as.
signmentS for next Sunday include
C. c. Denham's group at King,
mont at 1880 aud Mr.. Hupp's
group at Bentop's Ferry at the
same hour. The club now numbers
ninety-five members and the aiT
groups are now completely organ
lied and doing most effective
work,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-21
WTASHlNGT TON NEWS
AN GOSSIP . eH15EEs CROOKS sa!zz]

mules proved Of ipestimable value
in prosecuting the war to a sue
cessful conclusion. They were
found in all the theatres OF pre-
paRStien and operation dong
their silent but faithful work with
cut the faculty of hoping for any
reward or compensation.
nThis table is erected by friends
Of the horse and mule In the Unit
ed states, under auspices Of the
American Red Star Animal Relief
a department OF the American iH''-
name Society" .
Many Of the smart little shops
in the shopping district along F.
and G. and their connecting streets
havo become walk on up a flight
shops since Rew-lesse date, Oct.
.1st. Others passed out. The own
ers demanded rental increases for
gFound-f floor locations clear o1!t, OF
proportion to the amount Of busl"
ness done by these shops. AZ the
same time. the landlords refused
10 give Iong-term leases. Among
all the American banditti who
don't know that the wsr IS over.
the Washington landlord as q class
takes a hack seat for none Of them
Representatives in Congress
who voted for prohibition that has
never prohibited them from taking
theirs regularly, find that their
offices in the House building are
no safe cache for the liquid CON
traband. There has been an epi-
demIc of of%fice.looting in that edi.
flee Of craftsmanship, perpetrat.
ed by men who are just as thirsty
and a seager to Stake their thirst
as are the members who are dry
in the official record land wet
outside Of it. They have taken to
carrying it on the hip now, hut
hope TO: relief from that incoRven'
fence and hazards before the
pavemets become c~e-Tcneered.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-21
Special Notices


COMMISSIONERS NeTiaE
no Winnie n. Jacobs, HxeapItH
the last will and lesteAaAt
George NJ, Jacobs aeeeas
Florence Ward Jae0hst =
Winnie NJ. IacehE, H4Eet RRlaa&
Bank Of FF0sthuFgS 9 s9FpaEes
Bank OF FarmiRgt9n, saEpsE
ton, First National Rank
Marion. q coFpatRdME
National Bank Of Glafkshptk
corporation, Farmers and
chants Rank Of Fairyiew,
poration, Farmers Bunk
Shfnnston, a c"orpprAttenf
National Bank Of Philtppt
poration, First National B9nk
Salem, a cerporatiep; 4apk
R0mHey, a corporations
National Bank OF ManntnEt0m
corporation, National HankMakl
Fairmont, a corporation Paontasf
National Bsnk Of Fairnlan
corporation, Carrot National
of Oakland, a corporation
National Bank Of ShipnGtona
corporation, Z,F. Davis, ghRrtes
w. Robinson, j. F. Dye, Nor
BilIingslsy, JeRsicR r. Lehme
.Tassipa r. Lehman, AdmtntA8
trix Of the personal estate sQt
l.. Lehman, deceased Willism
Lehman, an Infant MarE9ret
LehmRn, an intent, John Z
man. ". 3. ATnett and Gepgge
NJ. Price,
In the Circuit Court 81 MGtAens
county, West Virginia,
You and each OF you will
tice that In pursuance Of 4 decfes
of said Circuit Court entered
the 18th day of September 1a2lans
the chancery cause therein pend3ns
wherein you are parties complain
ant and defendant, ] have fixed
9th day Of November, 1921, az ten
o'clock a. MOT that day at my
office. Suite z, Hall block; IN
city Of Fairmont, in Marfougceunt
West Virginia, as the time
place for beginning the dischaf
OF my duties under said decree
reference. an distract Of whtthsstla
decree Is as follows: Toitakest
and report an account 6hoRms
First: What personal esatN
George NJ. Jacobs ownedsat tha
Of his death, the characteE8and
value thereof.
Second: What disposition, SeIs
was made of said personal estatB
by the plaintiff, Winnia5M. jaC8bE
Executrix Of the said GenFge
Jacobs, deceased and how
much, II any, Of said
hands OF said execptrtx RFailahI
for the payment OF any debts
by the estate Of the said GepTg
Jacobs. deceased
Third: "A settlement 81
minfstration of the estate
said decedent by his said exeCg
Fourth: What debts th
George NJ. Jacobs owed q
Of his death, to whom the
able, their nature and
Epective amounts and priorde
Fifth: What real estate,
owned By the said GeQrg6s
Jacobs at the time OF his
Its quantity, description and loc
ton.
sixth: Any and Al such
matters as any party in inteyett
may require, the same betngEne
nent, or such other mattepg
Commissioner himself may deem
pertinent, whether 20 required
not.
At which time and place yousGg
required to ha4 present.
Given under my hand THU
day of September, 1921
CLAY 8l
Special Commissioners Ia Gaanes
~ Aha rJ]o,Y{t raty14 S~RS1GSSfS
County, Vast ViTetptA
SHAW,
Counsel for Plaintiff!
9: 80 10: 4 IA 81
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-21

BASEBALL FANS WANTED 10
sal and introduce the greatest
indoor paFlor baseball game eyer
invented; has automatic BATTING
and pitching device; big profits;
sells on sight; write for p9rttcu'
lars. Wesdan. johnson & Co., Inc.
quincy. Mass. 10 10 est 1876 A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-21
Rooms Wanted

HOME IN PRIVATE FAMILY
Desired by Young business man;
prefer both room and meals; will
pay we'll. Phone John Smith, 000-&
(This is a suggestion for a Want
Ad to be used II you want to bet
ter your living conditions. Costs
only &c per word each day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-21
MONUMENT

DUBLIN, oct. 21.--By his ex-
pressed wish, Samuel Richard
Gruhb, a large Tipperary landl
owner and deputy lieutenant OF
the county, was buried on the re-
hottest part of the mountain over.
looking his estate.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-21
Storage, Moying

EXPERT MOVERS and large auto
trucks will move household
goods at lowest rates. Johnson,
$500 Smith st. III you are in the
storage or trucking business keep
your name before the public in
this way at &c per word each in
s%ertion.)
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Houses Wanted.

REWARD-$1c.Oo reward for iu-
formation that will find deslra-
bic four to six room house. Must
have possession in next thirty days,
Apply West VirginIRp and ask for
Mr.. Mickey. 1o.19.StsloS6A
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Rooms For Rent

TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. Parties without children.
Close in. 2l6 Chicago st,
10-21-3t-1102A
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Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE II IN TAMPA! II
you want to buy, sell or exchange
advertise your wares in Tampa
and South Flortda-one OF the most
prosperous regions Of today. Al.
ways use Times Want Ads-Larsest
Tampa circulation and largest daily
average want ad lineage OF any
Florida paper guaranteed to all ad,
vertisers. Regular rate one cent
per word: monthly rate on appli'
cation. Inquiries CheeCfUlIy an
swered. Address THE TAMPA
DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Fla.
10-17.26t-1046A
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UNFINISHED Rooms

FOR RENT--One u~nfurntshed
room and use Of ladies kitchen.
Would prefer an elderly lady for
company. Phone 605-R
10 81 ct 1897 A
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o, who can imagine the feeling
of a foot bath in Blue Devil?
Ah-h.h.-Adv.
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For Rent
Poultry and Supplies

WYANDoTTEs. Black Minorcas;
write for prices. Fred Jones,
Belington. y. D. tThiF IS a
sample Want Ad. II you nave
poultry 10 sell use one like IT.
Costs &c per word each day.
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Agents Wanted

you have a Ford ear and am-
bition I can show YOU how 10
mafs money, Box 10Td-A, West
ViFSInian. to~.1s'3t'lO70A
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Auto Repairs

TIRES REBUILT; new treads put
on; punctures repaired, See
Quick Service Jones, 1900 Smith
st. "a Want Ad like this costs
only &c per word each day. 1t will
ray you to try oRe.l
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-21

FOR SALE-Two STORY house.
Four rooms and hath each floor.
Three ear garsge. 210 CASTOR ave-
NE 10'S0'At'4OssA
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Lost
Wanted

WANTED-Boarders and roomert
by day, week or meal. S2S Jack
son 81. s~,2A-30t'sSlA
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Livestock-Poultry

FOR SALE-one horse and wagon.
Two fresh cows; 5000 cash. Car
10 Pobegae, Dakota Mines.
10-21.2t.1101A
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For Exchange

WANTED TO TRADE-1919
Chevrolet. good condition. all
new tires for 1921 Overland or
Chevrolet. Will pay difference.
Call after 3 P. NJ. Chas. johnson
Montana Mines. 10 81 ct 1895 A
GOOD REFRIGERATOR: will ex-
change for rugs, or davenport
or what have you? Phone 444+X.
cat &c per word each day you cap
insert this Sort Of Want Ad to dis
pose Of things you no longer need,l
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-21
Houses For Sale

FOR sALE-Six room house With
bath; On corner OF 9th 81, and
Mt. Vernon Ave, $1,000 cash. rest
on easy payments. Address S2i
Madison st. Phone 4SO-R.
10-19-12t.I0b0A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-21

FINE JERSEY COW for sale; al
SO good mule four years old;
John Smith. R. F. D. 8. Turn
your surplus, live stock and poul7
try into money. A Want Ad at
&c per word each day will find
buyers for them.)
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Personal

PERsoNAL-Cut this out tor luck,
Your future foretold. Send dime,
age, hirthdRte for trial reading,
Madame Zodella, Box 3S3, Toledo
Ohio. 10 20 st 1882 A
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Offices To Rent

FOR RENT-offiee rooms in os.
goods new building. Apply
osgood's Store. 1920 St 1854
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Musical instruments

FOR sALE-Tbree $3.50 talking
machines for S115. One 800 ma
chine for SOS. Apply to W. Fallen,
Btngamon Junction. 10 81 ct 11OOA
PIANO FOR sALE-Handsome
mahogany case; three years
old; bargain for cash. Phone $500
y. DO you want to sell your piano,
organ. violin, mandolin. phone
graph? Use n Want Ad at &c per
%'ord each day
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FOR SALE-Two Bus Plymouth
Rock Cockerals. Call TAR.
10 81 ct 1896 A
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Painting, P~aperhanging


WE SPECIALIZE in house paint
ing and interior decorating: The
Ahern Co., Phone 1850.
10 90 26t 1885 A
FOR BEST WORK and quick ser.
vice give me the job; John
Smith, Decorating, 1929 Black st
III you wantwRFk in your line go
after It in this way. Want Ads
are only &c per word per day and
even less on a contract arrange
ment.)
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BOOMING HOUSE, Close in. cot
tage taken in part payment
Levi B. Harr. 10 81 st 1921 a
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Female Help Wanted


WANTED - Woman TO do Pastry
work. Phone 9693. Ten to one.
thirty. 10-19.3t.1071A
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For Sale

ANYONE WANTING a home made
cake call Mrs. B. F, Cross. Phone
961.R- Benefit OF Missionary class.
1O.17.6t-10S3A
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IT.. wa Irrigation YOU my ind ka hr mmg hayg o. l need m9 ghh mg let @ss Z .mns ss
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Sc. Wanted, Female

EXPERIENCED young lauy de.
sires position as clerk or cash;
Ter. Call l751-M. 10 81 ct 1893 a
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
Freckle-Face
Don't Hide Them With Veil; Re move Them With Othine-Doubic

hIfpnRIl.
 This preparation for the removal ot frcckles is usually so successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if 1t fails.
 Don't hide your freckles under a veil: get an ounce of Othine and re- move them. Even the first few ap- plications should show wonderful improvement. some of tho lighter freckles vanishing entirely.
 Bo sure to ask the druggist for the double strenENh Cthine; it is this that is sold on tho money-back guar antce.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
Is NOW MAYOR.
Detroit NcwSpapcrman I' HOnorrh Tn pOln nd.

Detroit NcwSpnpcrman Is
 IIonorcd Tn Poland.
 Dit, Juno 1.-Dr. Poleslaw NJ. i, former Detroit newspaper rho returned tO Poland 12
 ago after a 12 years residence ka been made mayor of Thorn. D city on the German frontier. |ng to word received by friends |rity of Thon Ia situated on the bf tho Nist uIa river. which d. hto two branches at that point. |erly was a part of the German
 but came under the Polish hen tho Prussian Poland be- part of the Polish republic. Ii bopnlat titan of about B0,000.
 rdinE to word from Thorn, pr. <i was made mayor in recog- pf his work of relief during the
 K invasions.
 |e in Detroit. pr. Zielin~Si serv- alter of two Polish newspapers.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
| SEARCH FOR PT GOLD RIVER
tors See Success in
 lOrth0Fn Adventure

ton. Alta. June 3.-Search
 river---a river of gold-will Ftaken this year by several Prs. including old-tlmers from bn and Alaska. who are now flttinE for tho long Journey
 north country. This lost n. whore the Peace river ved, is somewhere in tho big the Peace, bisected by a line fom Fort St. John to. the f the Battle river.
 years ago an Indian brought t St. John a fair sized gold which. according to the tale old-timers of the north. he id in a<stream in the coun- he northeast of the post.
 hfter this an old trapper, q nn. who made Fort St. John quartorR. came into the fort uantity Of coarse gold which washed from some stream fin direction to that from he Indian hailed.
 ver visited his trap lines after ng on the fat Of the land in
 idIoncss nt the post. He tappenred whenever his sup
 necessa riics rnn low, and D away for q few days. always k with a fresh supply of gold. ,Eed trapper lived in this
 for q number Of years. He
 many trappers and north men have, oi the trail. His hs found frozen. With him
 secret. ho never having told nc the location of his find. | ks of the ITudson's Bay com il contain a large credit ac- D tho name Of the old trap men. who tell tho story of Etic Fl Dorado north Of the Declare that the gold was only 'n after n heavy fall oC snow. pich tho old fellow apparently
 his mineral, From an of tho circumstances gener- is thought that the place hich the gold was taken was Ia river bed where tho Peace bwed. but whether tho story rt or not remains to bo proved. 'ectors. however. arc putting 1 money to test the truth of ory that tho precious metal tist somewhere to the north r f5ilis in largo quantities.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
BLIND WORKERS ASSN.
10th Biennial Convention Tt Iowa Col
 lcgo for Blind Next Week.


 Ninton, Iowa, June 3.-The Ameri- can Association for the Workers for the Blind will hold their tenth bi- ennial convention at the Iowa college for the Blind. in Vinton. June 23 to 2s.
 The association membership com prises the workers for the blind in the United States and Canada and it Is expected that there will be more than two hundred delegates present. The meeting two years ago was held in Toronto. Canada.
 The officers of the association who will comprise the executive committee ot tha convention are:
 President. H. Randolph Latimer, Baltimore. Md: viceEpresident. Sher- man c. Swift. Toronto. Canada: sec ond vice-president. Miss Kate M. Fol ey, San Francisco. Cal: treasurer, George NJ. Bellows. Glyndon, Mary land: secretary, Charles B. Hayes. Boston. Mass.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-10
MAN TORTURED WITH
FIRE: FATALLY BEATEN

Monroe. La..-An unidentified nh'S
cd white man. who Is believed by 10
cal Officers 10 have come TO Monroe
from Houston. Texas. was found dy
lne In the woods near here AMI ca
pIrcd u few hours later In a local
sanitariuin without regainlng conHc'
business Af'-
Death was caused BY blows on the
head that crushed his skull and barns
fhat destroyed the flesh from lh'
waist down. There was evidence
that coal oh had been poured oI
his body officers said, and a sn'ou'
dering hre near where the MAI
vas found Indicated that the mai
had been thrown ON Il.
Tattoo marks w. L." aud 'h'
name OF Il. Coleman" Houston
Tex hat Arm In the hatband wef'
the only marks of identification ihh
could be found.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-10
Weekly Marketgram
U. g. BUREAU or MARKETS
Washington. o. c.
WEEK ENDING fGB. 2, 1921
Dairy Products.

Ilutter markets dcnorallxed dnring
week: declines registered In all mar
kcta. Following the price rcductipna
throughout the week eastern mar
kc,a broke sharply again on the 9Th
aud prices ARE to &c lower than a
week aeo. chicago market has not
developed A. much weakness a. IN
east ana " less than ie lower than
week ago. hut further price
changes are bound to occur, shortly
us Chicago is now higher than
New york, conaumptlye demand
lighter, and Imports are also a fac
tor contributing TO weakness. Prices
~ score: New York tac; Chicago.
Philadelphia and Boston 4jc.
cheese markets dull and Inactive.
buyers seem to be fairly well stock.
ed and are now taking for immediate
needs only. Many lok FOR lower
prices. At Plymouth. Wisconsin,
Cheese Exchange or the ,lh. prices
/ show but Title change FROM wech
ago. although trading dnrlag the
week has barely supported existing
prices. Twins % l.2c: daises q i.2c'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-10

double dalnea % lso; .cnghorns ~
iic. young Americas asc.
Grain
Sharp price tuciussipnn charac'
terlxed the weeks Grain trading, CHI
cago March whea, dropped &c net
Chicago May corn gaining '0Sc.
vlaabIc wheat supply for United
States and Canada over twenty-five
million bushels lcrs 'han At the
sane time year ago, but little at
tcullon 10 belug given statistical posi-
,lou. Argentina reported offoring
wheat At New York equal to fi.sS.
India naid to have sold italy over
million bushels wheat at equal 70
si.Cs while exports estimate Amefl'
can wicat would hc around g. clF'
Italy. Country offerings wheat not
large. Illinois farmers reported VIII
INK 10 sell. although bar roads pre-
vent hanling. Visible corn supply
shows nearly seventeen million bush
eli more than a year ago. ON the
,ui seaboard reported $4,000 bush
ella corn sold Holland and Ger
many. Low prices and conditions o.
country roads have affected country
movement although Iowa farmer
showing disposition TO sell. In Chi
cneo cash market No. rcd wlnio
wheat sgG2Oc over March; 40.
hard sqsc over: New No. . mixe'
corn. G. 40 i.ec under May: yellow
emC ~ under Minneapolis report
flour sales limited. with cash No.
dark northern ii@iSc over MINI.
npolis March. Rorahc week Minn9
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-10
Llves,oes.

For the first tIme in several weeks
Chicago cattle prices showed aliCht
advances compared with week ago
Reef steers advanced ibQioc; but
cher cows and heIlers steady to 2sc
higher. Feeder steers unchanged 70
s5c lower: vcel calves down $3.50
si.5o. IIogs lost Sc to sSe. r,rong
weights ioflng most, Fat lambs down
2scM75ci fccdlug lambs iacGsi.
YoarlinTs showed an cx,rr decline Of
si.s5 per 100 pounds. Fat ewes
steady to 5oc higher February :.
Chicago pfiocs; Hogs. bulk Of sales
ss.9oGte. .0s: medium aud good beef
steers ss.750s25; butcher COWS and
hcifcrs $3.50 TO ssss; feeder aiecra
SGGss.a5: light and medium weight
vol calves ssdsis; lat lambh s7.2i
Qsio. feeding lambs s7.2sns.so;
ycarlInrs seg50iso: fat cwes s3.i'
a5.2s. Eastern wholesale fresh meat
markets wcer almost invariably
lower. Boof lost s0cnfi50; YEA
steady to 81 lower. Lamb. muttoI
and pork iolns down from siWf
per hundred pounds; Fcbrnar'
prices on good grade meats; Bee
sisasis. veal s2Oas2s; lamb sis0
SCI: mutton sloNis; light porl
.olns e0ffSs3. heavy loins Sl5NSis
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-10
LAW TOO EASY ON CROOKS

Austin. Tex. .--Goyernor Neff rec
commended to the Legislature that
the suspended sentence law be re-.
pealed. lie said he had obtained
information from counties throughout
the state which show that ,honsands
Of criminals are ai large as the ~
ault Of The suspended sentence.
The suspended sentence law was
passed In 1918. II provides iha, hrS'
offenders in felony cases may have
suspension or sentence except N
few exceptions including. bigany
robbery and arson with hrearm'
cases.