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The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
Ed Moore WIN hustle Fruit.

The enterprising members Of the
Chamber Of Commerce at Delta have
secured the services Of Ed Moore to
look after the exhibits at the county
fair from this end of the county. Mr..
Moore has already begun his labors
The exhibits placed at the county fair
will later be taken to the state fair
at Pueblo. Mr.. Moore will appreciate
any growers cooperation in this mat
ter. w. J. Hollands and Dr. Miller
OF the Chamber OF Commerce appear
ed before the county commissioners
Tuesday and urged the necessity Of
sending good, we'll selected exhibit
to the state fair from this county.e
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
Fire at Cafe.

Fire at Cafe.
The fire department was called out
Sunday evening at about o'clock to
quell a fire which broke out suddenly
in the Delta Cafe when a kettle of
hot fat was spilled on the range.
Considerable damage in the way Of
smoke and water was done, but the
flames were soon extinguished. After
the smoke had cleared away, the
guests were invited back to the din
ing room and served.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09

Base on balls-On Sampson 0, of
Nicholson 3, off Graham 8.
Struck out-By Sampson Z. by Mich.
olson IL, by Graham 3.
Hit by pitcher-Erger, Warren and
Hunter.
Fouled out-Graham.
Two-base hits-Nichols, Daughen-
baugh, Cockreham and Nicholson.
Three-base hits-Thyret aid War
rem.
Umpires-May and Luellen.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
FIuallens Are Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fluallen and
son Bilbert returned Monday from a
two months visit to the coast, during
which they saw many interesting
sights. They attended the Elks con-
vention in San Diego. saw the Harry
Freyberg and J. 8. Turner families
at Los Angeles, and say that they all
look fine and seem happy. They mo-
tored over into Old Mexico for short
stay and later went to Wyoming,
where they visited sister of Mrs.
Fluallen for several weeks. While
there they visited Yellowstone Ma
tional Park
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
Competent Doctors.

At the Sankey Shoe Hospital, near
the Delta Cafe, you can have first
class work done on short notice. Mr..
Sankey informs the Independent that
he is prepared to make to order boots
and shoes and will guarantee absolute
satisfaction. in his made-to-order work
he uses nothing but first quality
leather and in this way he guarantees
to please the most exacting customer.
He has on display samples Of his work
for inspection.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
Woodruff Moves to Delta.

WoodrUn MoVe8 TO OeIta.
= D. B. Woodruff and family moved
back to Delta Monday from California
Mesa in order to be on hand for the
children to start to school. They are
located at 216 Grand. Mr.. Woodruff
is planning on buying some lots and
putting up a house in Delta during the
winter or early spring. Mr.. Woodruff
will harvest his big crop before COM
ing down to stay.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
Won Governors Cup.

R.. A.. King of this city won another
honor at the Grand American trap
shoot in Chicago last week when he
captured the governors cup, dropping
767 birds out OF a possible 800 during
the weeks shooting. James Day of
San Antonio. Texas. dropped 765. Mr..
King reached home Saturday evening
after several weeks absence on
various matters.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
Notice Of Adlu,.msnt n,x

Notice Of Adjustment Day
Estate OF Hans Soren, deceased, No
811.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the
County Court of Delta County Col.
orado, on. the 3rd day Of October.
A. ID. 1921.
MARY X. SOREN,
Administrative.
First publication Sept. 2; last Sept.
%, 1921.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
Some Nice Fruit.

Some Nice Fruit.
California also produces some nice
grapes, and Walter R. Hall of San
Diego sent his mother, Mrs. Matte
Kieffer, box of grapes this week to
prove it. There were three varieties
of grapes of very fine flavor.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09

BRING YOUR SCHOOL CHILDREN
To the Delta House, where DR.. X. G.
sapero. the we'll known specialist Of
Denver, win examine their eyes, ears.
nose and throat free to all. Wednes-
day and Thursday, September II and
Is. Glasses fitted scientifically.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09

Coal Hauled From cedaredoe
Red Mountain coal delivered at
Delta a. $500 for nut and $3.50 for
lump. Coop. phone 43-F. Cedaredge.
Beckman Bros. 37-8p
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
COMING

II. Masten Risley, optometrist and
eyesight specialist. will be at Luke e.
Meyers jewelry store Friday. Septem-
ber 16, one day only.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09

FOR SALE-victrola wonderful
tone, at bargain. Miss Evans, 500
Dodge. Telephone 31-J. s6tfc
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
100 Acre ReIInquI,hment

Water fully paid for 40 acres.
Choice red sage brush soil. Price
$3.50. Make inquiry OF Box AZ, Red.
vale, Colo 37c
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
pop Corn

The finest Giant pop corn, shelled
and famed, 7hc I. o. b. Olathe or
Delta. Eugene M. Stone. Olathe. Colo.
38-7p
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09

Monument Inscriptions
Inscriptions cut on monuments in
cemetery by practical letter cutter.
Address Il. r. Howard, Eckert, Col
orado. Prices reasonable; satisfac-
''oh guaranteed. 36-7p
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
4oo-Aere Homestesu

Relinquishmeht. grazing: fine wa
ter, $3.50. Make inquiry TO Box ~.
Redvale, Colo. 37c
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
SERVICE

the best possible
they find anywhere
do obtain the
find salespeople polite and
merchandise. whether
merely looking with future purchase
the best at
full hundred cents value
the dollar make it be abso
ue satisfactory We have confidence in the
confidence
will
Z: S;s i; 1: e:::: $:'; :: sss q: Fl: sl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13
M'MECHEN
Prayer Servtca-

Prayer Service
The week. prayer service or the
e-,urch 81 God will 70 he'd this evening
The book Of Corinthians is nelnS SUI
tnd and questions concerning n" onnk.
I'll he brcuEh. up and discussed Sre-
rtal music utll 10 rendered ~ the choir.
RabskAhs 20 Moot
\. the ncrtiuE ~ the Eeeckah IooSe
ms e, ~Hug IT, grand president ara
6,nutv viii ne present SpFciAI "ork II
"a D. taAeu up. and :; Is imPc ratire that
a., members be present
Legion Met
VOL attended and interesting meet
,-r VAS he'd las; evening ~ the y. y.
Mour,s:n Post g.: cae American Legion
T;r3or,S wcr" hoard from tho committee
u No a-C u SOC about = now location Yer
@ r,uhroo-r several places are In view
h.. 80 .,r no definite pace has bee" d.
.,teG uaor Nt'Sr the hi-~incSS session.
snria. rmr VIZ ertoyed. which VAS
concluded y u smoker.
The Ladies auXii.ar? 40 held large
at,rndsd ~..~tiHG !oSc evening.
MarshmAllow Toast.
\ lCllS .lgic Mas had by me m" N borg
~ the iurinr Christian EriraSor society
n, the ,rhur,h - GnG ,nSt "."ntng, wh"T
rhsy rr;,Srd 4 TArShua;.Ow toNSt N
,.n NcMcrhrn Heights They IT.; 9:
,hr church and Won, N = body % thu
wounds ,rher. 4 t"'!EftrU, evening was
spenr n various P,~':1r"S y hugo ~"
Cas Au..' ~ a "a" h"ur and toe &c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13

., ,1rr -,.,1., ..,,.,, TLo u,D,.
>,,.. ~!oi ,....., IT,. ,.-..--g.n and IN
.,.,di,,. -, rf.., 90. .,....-y-, ,sn.:ni,-
Tee ,...,l 4 ,.i...... ,...r. ~ arranging
All h..t..,n,> Il. e.. 49,, a..I 1T "a 4r.
,.-c,,.,.c ,,.,,. ,:.... g., .-,l.cd nv -
,,..a,r D.. %. ,.t ... r,l,rr for hc
.-c = h,..,.n- rr. r...rr,! : Iu,',
e.. ar..r,,, - ,-,u.rrrsrr Tn. p-izr
a-,x.: 10 -~c.r..,! ..." fur Tho
,-ra-- ~ n, VOC, ac-c Donated n.
! \ Shco,> F,--' -. ~ u"r ="
G. i Wadd~.i ard aa-l.i'4 r. tr'
Of ears Second 49,, hv : II Nu,a'
orr,. r., l. r. Lu-t, un, ~. 's'rd
nr,,. ..nr.is,inr O.. , r,h, ra,r.r AMI
.h.r u..sur Itr,re thI,r.
~ prd;, smoke f.,- ,,.--, than iNtr.
~ n,.rYr,, and hi. suhr,-, was a mo-,
,.-,r., o.. rrc,ca. Aues7">s conditions,
N.Y., discussed ~ = manner which CAV"
c,.lcr. > ~. ,n.rh careful ,hau.ht and
,..c-D-,t,,on H., ,-oyt several rca sons
.or r>c..,, ,ununrn.. ,In. ,a-,rc that
.,,ryrllly ,he difference n value OF Tor
c;ro money had an :n.aor;an, hca IN <
.r IA. situation. and tho ftc, thst
+. ,~,....4u countries As a whole we're
r,,a.., stricken. \, nomr Mr.. Ogden
,i,.y.,,. n, y. ;,roadS AMI building trades
p -, chief problems before N" c"un-
'ry. Altogether. ;h.r" was much valu-
able information n his address and was
,HorouIhly enjoyed
Birthday Party
Mr. and Mr.. D,uic! Storrk entertain
ID Nour!uy evening AT their home Al The
corner % Mnin and Eleventh streets ~
honor OF their son Rcrrard's cir nth
birthday.
ABOUT twenty-five nu'r fr!"n6S ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13
,rairdc~ 0, &c evening sper, IN to,SuAS
I IEar>:tu.ll'nNF

'n'lrasr 80 evening eP'' -
so r-crtc 81 plavr-or1as.
Ec-,1 80 +Nr1.nE re
Inr'S''". ".'''Io.,i' W. W,,,,rte >o.!-r
men, ~ ~ ~ .,.- ,,ra.. -.
"i' ~ "'. Ely 49, IT,.
49, -, -'''-,...., 80 49,.
~ ',"N -, '"t $50, 80
r.'Sa' -, ~, ~ 81.
f., &c., 49,, y -, - ,"", PIX a.; H'' '
~ ' so.,,, aa,nsr,ry
ve,or.-. ~ -. Nn:rcn $ t"-e:En
,,.,,,, -,,.,., o., ~. n. l. ..GL-,h
y. >, .hA church "a.
60 80, n,'''a' ,c,,,r - ~. .[rnc :
l IH,| ~. r;,a-,-- \
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n'n' ""'" ~ c,,.,
M "I,,''T I IT,. = l hrn'.E ,.aru~ 50.
,.,t, Y,I ,rccr MI, lI,rr,r; I.:rchrr.
~ d, - b.,c l-rr,. ~ -. s.-yirc
i'r W n2oC ',,,S" ,, ~, croy,r scry-
r.. W., D. hid and r., Fl&nnt gan
49,! D" y" an ,j m..t.nr
An zil.tsy meeting vi. oc he'd oy the
r,n,,hrr. = ,hc Ladies AID society 90:
,"'c ctr',t,an "hnr"h Thnrsd,y. Qvut.
Ing ami various forms @! nNrI.ewock
will occupy me GaN. \ GS'irl0uS din.
r"r VII. s.. .rrrcd a: mon
Re-, X !" Ice % 80, I'd. * CALI
irr on I'd acqnaintanCcs a: ,a,a e..
Mr. and Mrs 8 T. Williams c. y h:t-
aLcr. Ia /, &r-nItng several day" h -
w!;h relatives
Jack lalcy Is seriously ~ a. tnc ONO
VALLEY t:cnc.al rr>c.L.i.
Misses Marcucri'" Ind Irene ,'nl!i"'S
% Grafton arr N" guests - relatives
here
Mrs. J.. Lewis Who has o"en II! 'o7
number q DAYS -, her home on Logan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13
WELLSBURC
WHITAKER GLESSNER
ANNOUNCES POSITION

Notices r-re posted MONDAY bv me
U-hi,aker-Cilessner Steel Corporation. At
their Wheeling and Reech bottom plants
Announcing that II will have no dealings
with the Anal IA mated Association of |.
s. and r. W. The announcement further
states that when the mills resume. d. al
ingS will be had only with the men at
tho companys plants. but tina, the
union scale OF wages would be adhered
to.
uwAnlAns AesS
A record attendance WAS on hand 10
hear Hon. II. G. Ogden Of Wheeling. de-
liver an address before the kiwa mis- club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13
From, the makers of
U.S.Roya1 Cords
TO the
users of Fabric Tires

People have gotten very close to
the U. S. policy. Felt it. Benefited
by it. And passed the word along.
It's a policy settled to one stand
ard for all L. S. Tires. Whether
fabrics or cords. Small sizes or large.
Giving to the fabric tire user fresh
lice tires. Being made nooD. Being
shipped nov.
All the original U. S. wtaAy
and service comes through when
you buy L. S. Fabric Tire.
"Usco," "Chain,' "Nobby."
Three different treads.
Built by the same brains, thesame
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13

4 divorce granted 70 Mary Pickford
vas taken today by the state attorney
general. a bill Of exceptions was filed
obyectinG TO tho ruling that the state
Vas represented by the court Itself At
m. divorce hearing and also to the rul-
ing that the granting OF the decree
s,onpcd the state from further proceed.
inGs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13
mOUNDSYIllE
SHELTER PLANT
NOT OPERATING
Al Poar Furnaces OF Big Plant Are
CLOSED Down for Time Being.
Cause Not 6lven-

All Four furnaces ~ ne N's 'n'.''"h
plant. owned - charles S'A"'S. ''''
been closed down tor an .nI"''0i'' H"''
lod. The cause t"r the Hn' \H>> ."E
o.! has 20: been .;l'"7. Hi@"T" - '"9"
u Is behaved :" Rave H"(n 9r"HcA' IN
b" 'Ae Era'tas d"'Tea>" IN al ''7'' %
business 'hc"uEhoL; ne r"a"N:'
The a".d P'AH; o. N" >'i'''''"| ""'HH
continues = 20 'r"tA'e" 01', N''.. ','o
pA7t ~. reSuin" "7e'"''"aN ,N'"".
roret".d. however !. - H'''''''''"+ '''
wiz "|. " ""'' 49,
t"e 'u'PuN 't ..''
0oeu a"'oH1AH' -
""rttH' 'n9''c'' ,',N p '"e
pHrt % 'nt CO ~ ""
th' F'rS' "''S'"'' '"'',
.,-.., h,,h $50 =,
~ n" Ft'>t h'.',."n '"ur," ,' :, , 49,
t'' ,, ,,,l-. 80
'S'S ir' ~ 49,! ~.
N,N" cow. I' - ,..a,I,h
meeting w. W.
,,.
tne report ~ 10y ',.'' , 49,.
n '-I'N"''' ~ '' ,,,,
r,SS 80, -.r>
teat moa;n. VII -" &C. p" 49,
IN. - t'' ,.,..,n 80, months ra.t
iac' 'o', ""i'"S h;-,h
~
,.h, ,,,s-
h-,,.xc. A.,
tA''se - -, [-,,r.o,a
H"' -, Co,I ui,i,. cam
"'''' - >''' -. n- . "
$3.50 - -. ..ct,,,, ,,o,r n.rc,v =: The
Prstea % o. S.'''"S ~ ',' :: Xxx rem.
H''Vu "'o..' -.
SAouf'1' 'H, r.,.,
Nm eNeN. 1917; $50
oa.e' al ho!'o-H"v'" ,,
evening on '"r '""'o", 81 Wv, ;..a.
company 70 h"''h9r nHsI.Is ''''m onTs
oe'oN ms H',: tu''.. ,.,, rb'rh
ne Pi"hI.."k ~ Vac. 40.
wiz no uou''
NhN''u' .-.,,. n.,,,.
p Tn--e,, o,d
~Sr"e" ""u " -, a.ax
eAukn'e'' w. '',,
A'' ,a dor-ht.r
MIS-, - VI ''''N''e anu $50
MIS- T. L no""'", N"t 80.
req s-..,,s o,1
Will SHcna some ''r'e wiz"
reRa'cS, a,s
WIS .. rax pc,r. q,
Uses MHss"' =, r-,r,ds
Fit.souF s"'
Sha seS'' ~ -, ,o.,. ,or , shor,
mrs - ~ s ho-n sb.
1870 ,,,r,., ucesS course N COM
Is 'aktns 80. S',.s,,,.
nun''! Wv -, w ana
MISS en- R'' - r..,i
10 -
Tuesday !.
}. q Sunurn' u 9P -.
sueet OF ms m''ne'' Jul
OF FlrS SCrcCt.
NJ. and mrs. aarTy N-'' Pe"'I'
FAMILY or Jefferson avenue
TO Cameron Sun"SS'
Ars' ie'IA Heoe
Cameron. the guess OF i'"u'
Miss Fem Holt vas guess OF ar .nu
Floyd HuonS al sI>'eES., w. 49,, -
Robert Williamson, an ola reFsdent OF
Moundsville. but no" OF HanESton' Va
rs n"re visiting t''ehuS. u,
Oscar Brown. Or Newark. ~ = V'N'-
ing Mrs. ". 4. Williams. OF tlr<t street.
for few days
Miss May Hte or Huntington ~ Inv
cues: Of Misses Grace and Belle "ooo-
burn, OF sixth street
Yrs George Metz. OF ReliHire' VINO
had her left shoulder broken IN Two
places In the aviation accident sunday
was brought 10 the home ot J. N. NC
Brown, Of F,tth street.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Campbell. OF
Morton avenue. aEe the PROUD P@Fo"''
q, son.
Mrs J, w Fish. Of Eleventh street,
will leave Thursday Tor Canton. OHIO
49,. IN. viii v,si, friends and reIa-
,,,n.
7 U Powell has returned TO hts home
OF Jefferson avenue after months
,,,s,, 4, California
Mrs. Hannah HornelL Of woodsfeld
oh,n and Mrs Rose Baker. cr Midland
o.;o arrived home 20 De AZ me bed
xtaA Of their mothers Mrs. Elizabeth
rya,,,, ,,No - vary III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13
NEW MOVE AGAINST
PICKFORD DIVORCE

Ecro. N"".. July 1.-THE hrst step
In ~ arrca! from the decision last
VS., which au'ta'ncn the legality Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13

Lark AID Mrs. Emma H!nkSon of Point
Breeze Farm were Wel!snurs visitors
1gcs!ly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13

Both parties profit when they mSst
through Intelll!gcncer Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13

TN all of modern merchandising
the biggest conundrum is the
fabric tire situation.
Around 70oc of all car owners
use fabric tires.
Their instinct for quahtr is as
strong and insistent as any one
else's.
Why, then, are they offered such
hodge-podge stocks of "discount
tires "odd lots," seconds,'
.::retreads" and other so-called bar
gains of uncertain orlgln2
Sooner or later the public always
seeks out qu0hr. As matter OF
selfbr0tection-if for no other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

SION are youngsters under twenty.
wh" never had much chance 10 cul-
'N"'c taste for the kcG party style
OF entertainment that an OLE! sea-
going COB is supposed To enjoy
You don't see many white caps
PARKED along tho bars OF the saloons
or under the chairs in the cafes.
hut they're pretty familiar around
inc soda fountains along Broadway
and In the dance halls. where a gob
without a girl pays Il quarter and
rents one FOR "a couple Of whirls. and
II he likes her. pays "a couple Of dol
lars and leases her for the evening.
The Concy Island bus ride is quite
Il jolt OF entertainment FOR most of
thc "u' -"f- Town youngsters and
many take the Chinatown tour with
Il "pi"lcr I" poin, out respectable
JOSS joints run hy scdatc. American
i"ed Chinese business leaders as tho
places where tong murders are like
~ - be pulled any minute.
Bat the real cab drivers holiday
for u man off n destroyer is nice
quiet voyage down the bay on fat.
waddiing excursion tub. with about
the same motion as gravy boat
on a pantry shelf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
MYSTERY IN SHOOTING
OF WEALTHY N. Y. MAN
Victim, With Five Bullet Wounds
IN BODY, lowering AT Point
nf Death.
f" PERSONS ARE MsslN"
VI First Declares lie Shot Himself.
hut Later Says Another tunnii.
ted Act-I'roirincni W - ma n
Connected With Crime.
" rEKSoNs ARE MISSING
TBS Aesu,ia,odrrcSs :

SEW NnHIl Alag 10 ,Nystcry
surrounds nc shooting Of j n Reid.
wealthy SILK mn'ufaeturcr short.
Is before noon today at tho home
Of Mrs iiazel y warner IN the
university section OF th. Bronx. Reti
i* IN critical condition. with hvc
bullet wounds in his body
Mrs Warner disappeared following
tn" shooting. together with Lila
Wiley, motion-ric'uro actress. and
man known as frauk Boylar. all
OF whom socn, tho night al the War
Nor house icorg" kurigcr. an uneIs
of Mrs Warner, another occupant Of
The house. told the police he heard
some one kicking on Mrs warmers
toor this morning. Later he found
Reid LYING OH the floor and Mrs
Warner in hystorical condition.
Sh" told him Roid was shot by 4
man, WHO ran away.
rhe injured man at urs, declared
ur ual suct n.,rsclf and later ,d-
miticd he had hccn Shot by another
person. but refused TO discuss the
affair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
KILLED, SCORE INJURED IN IRISH DISORDERS:
7EA Wy FIRING BREAKS OUT AGALN ON W. VA FROM
SUN SPOTS BL AIMED
BY SCIENTISTS FOR
AURORA BORE.ALIS
Electrical Influences EXerted by Northern Lights Play
Havoc With Telegraph Traffic Throughout
United States Especially in East.

John Y. Erashcar, tho lat. Pittsburgh
astronomer Tho theory ha, mover
been definitely accepted Naval oh
S"rNatory officials asserted but the
fact that spots on IN. sun usually
are accompanied by electrical dis
turhhnccs has resulted IN almos,
general acceptance ot tho theory
III" spots when now ar" present;
on thc race of tn" sun. and which
We're vis!bie to tn. naked csc today
with the use Of Il s'uokcd GLASS. we're
iirSt photographed at tn. Nayal Oh
s"rNatory last Monday. when the ro-
tation of III" sun brought that side
of tho solar body within view Tn.
spots a: THAI time. according to IN
.. II. Peters. an official at the oh
s"rvatOry. wh" Photographed them.
We're about On" and - half /" two
days old The following day The
photographs showed til. snots to b,.
much asitat"d tn. gaseous vapors
"f Whlch they are composed rcs.lu
bling II rycloui. storm on the earth.
DR.. Peters SAID Yesterdays photo
graph. taken about noon showed tho
spots 10 l." near the solar mcridcn
Naval Observatory oinrinls said that
pr'>"nc" al such large group of
CONTINUED on Page :. Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
TWO THOUSAND GOBS, ON
SHORE LEA We, FIND MUCH
IN GOTHAM TO AMUSE EN-
Dry-Land Folks, Who Thought With War Over Sail
ors Would Find d Frost New York Welcome
Discover They Had the Wrong Dope"

NEW YORK. May 1.-Two thou
sand gobs are ashore in New York.
from seventy deStrOyera. lying in
the Hudson river. all tk way frori,
Nincty-SiNth street 10 Noukcrs.
Some people thought that with the
war over and transports no longer
dazzle painted the gohs would find
a frost on he welcome in III. best
port on either coast Hu, that's all
wrong
It's fact that the navy kicked
ont 1000 men hcrcalputs in the last
year. most OF whom retained thcir
uniforms ana still wear them ocGa-
ionallH 10 turn tricks OF robbery in
3ihc parks or Impos" on the real pco-
3,c who entertain sailors. That Kind
{ trouble gradually discouraged re-
lpcctablc folks from taking u chance
!on fellows they'd meet on the street
Rut IN" towns all righ, still Tho
Navy Club SIN gets up thcatcr por-
ties for details Of twenty Ave or hfty
men AZ time, and swings few
Hanccs hnh puts on lemonade parties
SThcSc things 20 better with most of
tho sailors than they would have
|dcno some years ago. because most
of the sailors In the destroyer divi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
PLANTER STAYS GIRL;
CUTS HIS OWN THROAT
In Jealous Rage, Wealthy Tcnnc>-
Sccan Shoots Young Wo-
man Guest.
TRAGEDY OCCURS At rARTN
Victims Two Sisters and .i>sniiant', /,
Little Son Witness lct-pcrpc-
traitor of Crime i'm Hospital in
Critical Condition.

MEMrfilS, TENN, May I5.-Miss
Ellie Moor" was shot and Killed lat.
today by John NJ. Morris. wealthy
planter. living near Collicrsviilc. a
Memphis suburb Morris, after
shooting Miss Moore four times.
sidshcd her throat with pocket
knife as She lay dying in the yard
OF the Morris homo. according To
witnesses. Morris then attempted TO
commit suicide hy cutting his own
throat. ana is In II critical condition
al "a hospita! here
Miss Moore was killed at a dinner
party given 10y Morris 10 cclcbrat.
a supposed reconciliation with rhc
young woman and also in obscryonr.
OF the first birthday OF Rillic. Nor
ris' little son. Two sisters of Miss
Moore also w"r" present Before the
dinner Miss Moore is said To hay.
dinner Miss Moore told brr
sisters that Morris had thr.,t
ench her life. and was insano,y
Jealous "i her Hardly had tho rnrtv
seated themselves at tho J,nu.,
table when, Miss Moorc's sisters ,nl1
the police he jumped up and said
mat he had announced! that h. i'm.
tended I" XIII Miss Moore. and in
tended to do it now. lie began nrirt-
"t htr ana sh" ran into the yard.
Sin shots were fred four taking ,f.
feet.
After his revolver was cmrticd.
Morris IL sand I" have Leaned over
h"r body AMI siH&h"d her throat from
car To ear with his pocket knife.
re 'h"n attempted 70 xiii himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
LOOPING THE LOOP
1873 TIMES IS RECORD
or young AVA 7RLX
Takes Miss BromWell | Hour
and 20 Minutes to Ac-
complish Feat.
LEY I,nitrd \nms

MINEoLA l.. /. May 10. Miss
Laura Eromweli aged -. petite and
attractive. loopcd the loop 1919 times
without mishar, hu, was nearly
m"hh"d 10y a huge crowd Of avia-
ii"n fans VIII" smashed the police
lines at curtiss F',lh here Sunday
AFTERNOON (" congratulate her on her
remarkable feat. accomplished in an
aerial circus.
Miss Hromweil, wearing the ami
form of "a lieutenant of the New
"fk "kycnps. started looming at
5000 fcct ana ended her last on.
aust "a Iittl" above the ground one
hour ana twenty minutes later. Sh,
established the previous record OF
continuous loops last
year She was Ia sight Of the crowd
throughout todays test.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
OPERATOR BEATEN TWICE.;
3 PROMINENT MEN SEIZED
iHy Assn.intcd rr.ss |

IACkSpNNILLE. Fla. May la
Tiv' w"ll-kn"wn citizens oi South
Jacksonville, including Dr f. T.
Watts. prominent physician. were at
liberty tonight ON bail of $1,000 each
and deputies held warrants for tho
arrest Of sixteen other persons as a
result of the logging Of T.. T.; Cham
hers. telegraph operator employed ny
the Florida East Coast Railroad. at
south Jacksonville
chambers. VII" claims "a have beer,
twic" kidnapcd and beaten. ana or
dcrcd 10 leave south iacksonvi!le
within twcnty-f"ur hours. declares he
is at ii loss I" understand why he wa.
miStrcatcd.