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Disaster Preparedness
At the State CAPITAL

Charleston. W. Va, July IA dis
aster preparedness committee 20 to Be
M med by the Cha rleston chapter OF the
American Red Cross. which 10 suggested
NY the splendid handling " the disaster
a. Pueblo. Col. by This organization. and
the committee is 10 named shortly BY
nr. Is. S. Preston chairman Of the local
chapter.
The decision TO have 4 disaster pre-
raredness' committee was reached at 4
meeting Of the exccuta'" Committee OF
the Charleston chmpt'r At which II was
rointcd out that In tho event OF dis
aster In Charleston or in Manawha or
adjoining counties there waS now no or
gAnization named f"r immediate action.
Those present a; n" 'Necutive com
mlttee meeting at which 'hs course was
determined were: pr. Il. S. Preston.
chairman Rev A. n. Sayton. willard
Comstock. Ben Baer r. Q. Newcomh d.
G. Lovett Miss Joan Dillon, MrA G. p.
Flumley and Miss Nelle Huheks, S1ecu.
tive secretary.
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Belmont

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hunt and daughter.
~ Hunter, visited at T. J. HateAefs.
Sunday. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gatten were call
crs at Belmont. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kemp. w.: And
daughter. visited relatives At Belmont
Ridge Saturday and Sunday,
Messrs. Delbert and Clarence Hatcher
and Walter Medley. were callers In Bel
mont Monday.
Several from this vicinity Attended
the all day meeting near Alledonia, sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Moore ana dAsSh-
ter. Of Bethesda. visited At T. J. Hatch
er's. Sunday.
Mr. Park Plumby passed through tbs
vicinity Monday.
Mr.. Harold sumption passed through
this vicinity Sunday.
Mt. Albert Kemp was caller 1t
Byron Kenps. one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. walter Medley, o.
Rarnesville. visited 1t s. D. Hatchers
this week.
MI. and Mrs. william Cation and
Thomas Brandon were callers At BEL
mont Wednesday.
They will have an all day meeting At
Chestnut Level Sunday. July nth
Everyone invited to attend Also church
in the evening at $50.
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n, |. STOCKS

New York. July l3.-Mld-sun'ner
duNness prevailed n today's stock mar
ke, unit, me dral hour. when shorts
we're driven 20 cover on shtr? up
ward movement IN foreign Oh.
Mexican Petroleum. which had DON'T
mated the early and intermediate periods
q ,he session. was lifted nearly points
70 l0IL; and affiliated issues. noiAo'y
Pan-American petroleum an! General
Asphalt strengthened.
Tho remainder % the lat rallied Na7iA-
bly, but gains and losses were 'rregu-
larry mined at the clCS@ Many h'GA
grade rails and raduS'rta.s We're "c'"-
stonauS quoted N ne markets more
apathetlc stages.
Extreme WEAKNESS was Sn"~A ny pre-
tered shares OK the more obscure INDUS
trials and speria,t.eS. tHerre-Arro".
U:uys-Overiand. Fierce o!i L,Egett ana
Myers Tobacco. New Yark Air braNe
and Genera! Electric reacted I" g"
points. me later. hSwever' masking
almost full recovery.
Changes among rails :" "A'h u'"'-
trss were unusually light. N"re n"n-
!nal ,oe the most part. although ara
dian Fac,sc. Atlantic Coast Lire. l.""IS-
Vile 4 Nashville ard several "Ha.HrS
% 400 600 shares.
The weekly survey ~ trade conditions
by the Iron Age. VIZ. oh referred |" S'e"'
operat lions a. "un:mTor;ant ~aS sup
plemeuted ~ the report OF TIE LacHa ,
wanna Stee! company Cor ne Se''nu
Quarter Of ,he year. This disclosed net
EARNINGS % less than 100000 against
sS.l2S.o 600 = ne saa,A quarter last >'ar'
Notwithstanding Increased demands
FOR money and tomo-row's Withdrawal ,
% siNty-s.x mt,N"1 dollars ~ 'e"e'"'
rese-vs banks. cal, ,oaAs dtt not ;,>"
above six Yer cen. and all ''u'" ."RHS
were quoted at that Azure. F"S'H"SS ~
foreign exchange was 3er:unct0cy, most
r.t.s. however. Strengthening.
In the bond lis: the trend WAS main '
higher. liberty issues AMI ~" "' ~. =
rails hs rderinS. CNIha Cane - Empower
On prospects % Cuhaa loan NHd Tor
s,rn wa ro,a;;ons strengthened. T''a.
sales tpar va!uSl. S:!S'|,'P'.
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BETHESDA

The Misses Ruth and Helen E'ro'ts
very rIca sanity entertained few
guests n The parsonage, 10 o'clock
dinner on Thursday evening. Among
those present we're. Mrs. Louis" Bolon
NJ Columbus. and Misses Corona ard
Mildred Maris. R!anrh" Perkins. Marie
Barnes and Mary Bo!on of This place.
Mr.. and Mrs IIillcs Corhon and ht'e
son Of cleveland. visited Mr.. GORDON
mother. Mrs. Matte GORDON the las, or
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman EHtine and
daughter Winnie. after spending Inc
week With friends ut Neallsriile. stop
ped over on Saturday and spent 'ne
night with Mrs. E>tincs uncle. J. W.
Perkins, and returned 10 their nome AT
Crooksvil'e on sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Latham enter
tanned on Friday evening their uncle.
MIR. G. W. Terry and wife. and Miss
Gather 10 R3shor ~ "'aecling.
Edward D"lon hns arrived here from
Colorado and IS with has mother in
law. Mrs. Lucy Dolon ~ Second street
Sir Dozen came through IN an auto
The family ~ Mr.. F. i HlhoS of
bridgeport is spending some tim" at t.p-
worth pnrk.
Miss Emma Monmouth of 81. Louis
an-ni some davs with tn. dudley sisters
md went ~ PittShurCh on Wednesday.
Albcr: K!evis = spending tho summer
With friends here al the cottage OF Mrs.
Mary Kievis,
Srvnrrl from her" wil! attend he
county convention rf the Christian
rh..rch vii. viii be held AZ Flushing on
Friday.
Mrs Clara Dorsey Of Washington. Pa.
IS visiting this week with ne aunt
Mrs. Mrr;ka Hoge.
Nrss,- Alien AMI raul Perkins whd
has spent some months IN oklahoma
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M'MECHEN
Picnic ut Fairgrounds

Members ~ lae lady MLccahee lodge
ami JuniCrs Vii have Jolly tine this
nfiern"or and evening. when ihey Will
give 'h"Ir rnnnI. "js M" - the pay
grounds. Thcy W. gather on ~"
grounds a. ! O'Clock and spend tie HtE
n games and am.e"m"n;s lan grounds
affords. G".,:ioYs basket luncheon
will be enjoyed at H." o'clock.
To Entertain
MR. John Miller viii entertain Tho
members If the LADIES' Aid society Of
the Church NJ G"d ~ her h"m" THIS
evening \ Cow husiTeSS matters VII.
he tran a,'ted. aj:er wnI"n the remain
&C. n 10 evening viii b. sp"n; N
sor,a' ;me. Delicious refreshments
VI! hs served NJ the conclusion Of the
evening.
Church Council
Members OF the council OF the 'hurch
Of God wi, hold n special meeting TINS
evening n the church pnrl"rs The
tinancia: matters COM crnins the church
Viii be taken up and discussed
Getting Along Nicely
The NAV, fr!cnds o! Mrs. !. !. rusack.
who vera. months ago fell from a
stree, FAR whcn ge,tns on. will be glad
N learn that she is improving nicely at
her homo on 'rdIIicIl
Planning Hiis
Members of the Junior Epworth
League society Of the NJ. F.. church met
Ia, evening Mt o'clock In the cAurch
par,ors and made plans fof A nike 1or
Friday evening. They viii hike over
McMechen Heights. All are looking fot-
ward t. delightful time.
Personals
yyi'i arrive hNrNe
,ct,, r,cn, ,.ar,n.'.7. where she has
been visiting friends.
Chas. Hall. who his been spending
rrw davs in rcep Valley. has arr''eu
home
Me- - Marshall has returned from
t1o,,cvav whrr. she has been visiting
h-r daughter
MISS Loretta C;reSa has rs'nrned ="
Renair. after spending s"HHra' days
here
The daughter 81 Ny. and Mrs. Russell
N,u.r Who ms been .er!ously III. IS a
little improved.
pv,h:an Sister lodge held An interest
,, .nd LARGELY attended meeting last
evening
nd Martin has r.turnEd 10 Akron
arte- a brief visit hare
HAROLD and Calvin Miller, Who har.
h,,n Writing IN WOODLAND. have arrived
hor1e
Miss Elizabeth Donovan uiil leave
w,thin few DAYS for Atlantic CITY for
her vacation.
N r Clark has returned 70 Canada
s,,.- .ne,d,nS several days here.
rh u,v friends Of Chester Calds-
hopyh who was burned IN the airplans
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CH1cAG LIVE STOCK

chicago. July Is - Cattle. receipts.
10000. better grades beef steers lear,
nngs and she stock steadily: others 10
t" Is cents lower; top yearlings &s.i";
heavy steers $500. bulk beef steers
s1."5 10 SIS bulk fat cows and heifers
St.ln 70 SIS. Gamers and cutters large
- s. 10 $50. bulls steady 10 Is cents
!pwrr. bulk bolognas IS To so. butcher
bulls mostly Sc to 500. veal calves,
"InukerS and feeders steady; bulk veal
rr> $1,000 to IFS.
Hogs. receipts 2l,oon, active: lights
and mediums steady 10 10 cents lower
1t mostly steady; others 10 10 2b cents
over than yesterday's average; packing
grades OF most; closing active at days
best level. holdnvcr moderate top
3IO.05: hu!k better grades 1876 TO 10:
bulk packing sows $50 10 500; pigs
steady 20 10 cents higher; bulk desir-
able S9.I5 TO 10.
Shaep. receipts ls.Oon sheep. feeder
md Gull lambs steady; fat native lambs
IL cents lower, westerns 70 to so cents
lower: tor westerns Sil. others slO.65
to 1920. best feeders $500 to :: top
natives 3I0e6: bulk 1850 10 IL: culls
mostly 81: best light native ewes 81.
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SUGAR

New Norn. Judy 10. Tn"r" wa 4 fu!
thar stl- 81 trrrr l:irU>,l.G h,E. N"It"
kic"> mId' to-day IN ihc raN sugar mL'r.
kec Juiy Ahipm"nt ""'Iurr "pu"n. 20 4
local r.hnor at i'SC {. !. :. IN" -,""H
tons lorlo E.cus second ha.' lGi! ship
ment NJ iisc t. l. T.. savannah Also,
:, 800 paE, Porto RiC"s a!lOat at I NC {"
q local r-nucr. y" change was reported
In cuban sugars which we're he'd - :"
{. / Z. or Il little hbove -" Porto l.co
price. Late estimates of tie tUtHi.
crop suggest production IT aho-l -H".-
200 tons in "AC">s or last Hta..
Selling developed IN H." market Toy
raw sugar iUtUrcs and nric"S deN!iu"".
c.osiEg At bottom and Il to II point,
under tho previous night London IN
terc.-ts sold September and th"r" vas
p:cssur. from trade houses In anuCiiN.
ton Of easier spot prices owing 10 III"
tendency Of IN" cuban market July
clCsst 2.9l September 2."l. October
2Al: December ?.o2, and January ?'?.
all bid
Tho rH-'."' TO- rt'>0ed >ncIr ~"H
oui.i Wl,h ILLNESS lwit"d r"S'.y ="
mos. rnNncr. quoting ." for nne Frau-
ula,rI The .r''fc rance N grHnulal"d
wa4 uurhnnged from 80 10 h.eh
RrnneA sugar futures acted easy in
,vmpa nv With raw ard "n the -!arh
d.mAnd for rcnucd. closing !" 70 10
points net lower.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

New York. July l:-Prime mercantil"
paper 90 10 6A. exchange 'rreS nIa1 &.
sterling 6O-day bills and commercial So.
day bills on banks $685.. ccmmer"tR!
6O-day bills 1snn. dsna"d So Cnn
los SEN: francs d"'nH"h -; cable
I Sc: Belgian francs demand 80 can 70
-F5. r,,'fInrs demand Sl?n. caht"s u as .
Tire demand tf7. cables as. MARKS ."
mand l34. cables Is. Cree" d"man'
$40. Sweden demand 2llS. Norway d.
rand lStn. Argentine demand -'!'n
brazilian demand lu75. Montreal |? =
Government bonds irregular, railroad
bonds arm
Tine loan steady 81 DAYS. 9o days
and s months percent.
Gail money Ann. hiGh s low s. rul-
Ing rate S: closing bid SNa offered al
s. last loan s, bank ac"eTtancts
Sterling declined further In The late
dealings.
sts,y-day hills and ""nnmoroisl en-d Ia
DAY hills. 3.59s demand. 3.64%. cables.
3641.
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disaster Sunday, Will be glad to learn
that ne Is abb TO DO out again.

disaster Sunday, will be glad to learn
that ne IS abb TO DO out again.
Martin Duffy has returned 10 his home
at Newark. O.. after a brief visit here.
John Mountain has gone To Newark
O.. for n brief visit.
Miss Margaret BnodgraSs Is able 10
Ne out after being II. for few weeks.
Mrs e W. Fuller and son have gone
to Moundsvil!e for brief visit
Mis- WIiGa Marsh. ~ Warrington. IL
tho guest Of relatives her" for fe"
days.
MIR and Mrs. Samuel Ackerrnan are
rejoicing over the arrival Of new
dduyhier.
Stan.ev Petka, who underwent an "n-
cr.j.nn NJ she Ohio VALLEY Genera! hos
pl'a! IS getting along nicely.
y. T.. Murray. who has been visiting
in Detroit. has arrived home.
Mss Hazel WOODBURY.. who has been
spending her vacation in Pittsburgh and
Akron. O.. has arrived homo.
Elmer Conner hns arrived home from
a brief visit on Roberts R'dz"
John Meeks ia Able IN he on: after
being il! for A number Of days.
Mss Mildred Cusack mas returned 10
Fa:rmont after spending number or
days here.
Mrs. J -. Mcbride V.s calling on
friends IN Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Edith paikly. who ha> been rl'-
it,nE in Glen F.aston. has arrived home.
Miss Marguerite Rigs. q: Cameron
- srendins several days here with ria
tives.
Misses Margaret and Fun!ce Corners
hive gone to Chestnut Hi for oriet
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W, l.. wo11.MAN b CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LHTT3&.


BY Private Wire TO 4. r Masten 4 co.
New York July lS.-Thc Mexican OIL
rroup IS showing hrttermcnt OWING 10
President ilardlnGS letter 80 F"rdntF.
opposing duty 81 crudcs and Tue! OILS.
Traders haze been slow In seeing the
improved conditions and position that
L ). holds IN the Mexican situation.
Tho Northwestern railways were SOFT
IN The continued hot weather causing
some setback 10 spring wheat Ameri-
can Sugar continues heavy. Tobacco
share; held advance fairly well. Stude-
baker was renctinnary. b ldwin rrco' :
cred about one point. Some small seii-
.nE III Pittsburgh coal caused decline IN
these shares.
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE

Now York. July l%--Rutt"r firm:
cr"a merry higher thun extras 81 - IL
creamery cNiraS l92 scored 40t, cream
cry fJSls '>> 20 3! sr"r"l ALA Ia 40:
Ja.ri>.uV stock current make, No. >. IS
20 -
Eggs irregular; fresh gathered extra
nrsts - - 3; do. frsts - 10 Is; state
rennayl, anIa mud noarby western hen
nary whites frSts I" extras ~ 20 81:
d.. browns, extras ~ - AZ: do. Ga'h-
cred browns aid MIXED c"nrs nrsts
10 extras 80 10 30; refrigerator firsts
2&i9 IL IS.
Cheese nrm, state Whole milk fa,s
fresh SNrrIais ISL. q "a. do. average
run ~. 70 IS: state whole milk twins
specials -. 10 ~. 10. Average run
IL? ~ IS
Live poultry nrm; hrollers 80 to 81;
fowls "a
Dressed poultry steady. fowl: 20 to
SO.
Flour UNCHANGED
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

rolado.O. July I3.-Whsat. July 81 il {;
September $l.3cL December Sl.37
Clovcraeed prime cash Sl3.So, Octo-
h.r .i2 December Sll.75: French
$llss: March Gl.So
Alsike. prime cash 1908. August
Stn.35, October S10Sn
Timothy. prime cash S2.ar. September
S3.I6, October S5o6. December 1910.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

chicago. July l3.-Rapld development
OF black rust gave fresh impetus today
to the upward swing OF the price al
wheat. After showing gains a.: =. ths
market closed nervous. SIC 20 itr MT
higher. with September I:>'> +" Is =.
and December 1907 tN Isl. '"rN I'm
tshsd + &c A.c up. and oats ~ ~ -
&c rrovisi0as closed unrhans" I" LOG
higher
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

Pittsburgh. July l3.-Hoss. rscelpts
1900. steady: heav!os 5000; heavy
"orkers .'Eh, yorkhrs and Pigs sto.7o0
ll.nn
Sheep and lambs. receipts 3on. steady
TOP sheep IS On. top lambs sli.6o.
Calves, receipts 100, lower, top {12.oQ.
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They're a couple Of nelBhbofs ~ho
always get together to commissrats
with each other"
Torn hy som. common sorro~
Yes. ones husband seldom comes
home, md tho other once husband
hargs round all the umA"-EdihbufSh
Scotsman.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. July !3.-Llberty bonds
closed: Gl3's ss6.bs first As So On: sec
oud 4s $500. first KS ss7li. second
AVS $3.50. third tG's s9l 90. fourth
KS Ss7.os. Victory 50 S?s?S. VIC
tory -. $3.50.
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Ka and other western cltisA - "a
r&cted homo to his fAthAr'A NJ. J. H
perkins any time. They Will motor
through
Mrs. derry Barnes ID very seriously
III at the O. V. hospital. but 10 sntht-
ly improved.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling ". Va. July IA, II.
Furnished The In,elligencer ~ A. z
Aasten & Co. members New YORK Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF w. Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling W Va. July -. 81.
Daily quotation list Wheeling stock
compiled for The lntclll.
gencNr
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling " Va. July -. 81.
Furnished The Intelligence BY A. z
Ha:ten 4 Co. members Pittsburgh stock
Exchange, second floor National Bank
" w Va Bldg
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wn"~ling ". Va. July n. '2l.
Furnished Inc in;".i!E, ncc- by A e
uasten & 90. members Boston Stock
Exchange. second flouI National BANK
~ " VA, Rlds
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling w. Va. July H. -
hasten & Co. members OF The New forA
stock EXCHANGE National Bank Builor
lnr. Wheeling W. Va, Louis r. Sraa~
Resident Partner. -
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

wheeling w Va. IU!N =. y.
Furnished Inc lnl"lt:g-nveI ~
Masten 4 Co members New York StocR
exchange se,ocd floor National Bant
- VI
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. W Va. Ju'r -. -!
Furnished ry Henry !. D"h"r'y : 20.
through WilS"r ln'"sin" NJ Company.
Nutun' Bank N'Ii;d'nE.
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wheeling. W Va. July ~, '2i
Reported by y. 4. Nastsn & Co. mem.
eers New York Stock Exchange. second
knnr NnnnnaI R,nk nt " Va. HldE.
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PETROLEUM.

OF crrv. Pa. July !3.-Credit bal
ances. t?.25. Runs @G.3ls: average, 49,
IA. Shipments. Hi.21-, average. 19.1l0.
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DEFY GOODS.

New Tork. lruS lS--t'otton goods,
unfinished continued moderately active
with prices slightly higher on come OF
IT, prrn, CLOTHS and sh"etiRGs. Rurlars
werr ,uii"t with Calcutta nrmer There
VS. at .ncr"as"G demand for silks.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling w. Va. July Is. 81.
LIVE STOCK COM. co.
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BONDS.
NEW YORK CURB MARKED

To;a! sales 42S.5oO shares.
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O-p-P-0-R-r-C-N-i TT
ISTELLlGESCER WANT ADS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-06

Notice hereby and d
the lots and lands described the following in
County of Carter State of Oklahoma
same in said list and that said lots and lands will be
Monday November 1921 November
such and special
and penalties
said will of
Garter COUNTY Oklahoma the City of Arinore Oklahoma
the hours Of 800 and 400
day between said hours until all said lots and lands
delnquenci All is will
be sold the who
being considered bidder
Witness my hand and official October
:.
o arter County. Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-06

NOTICE OF SALE

or lots and lands fh Delinquent
namnt special
O
CARTER COUNTY,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-06

!. block 80 ---------------.-- 9.Hl
south 10 OF eas. 1876 feet Of lot
north ~ feet OF east i36
feet Of lot 2. block SO ------ l2.22
selvidve resub. div. OF 81.
lot .. block 2 -------..---..-. iigi
South 47if feet lot 2. south
i7s feet lot is. block ---- io2s
South 97 feet north % feet. lots
and Z. block 10 ------------ fi.S5
South 80 feet Of north io2
feet lot 4. block 80 -.-------- 27.s7
North 80 feet of south i02 ieet.
lot 4, block NJ -----.--...-..- i3.So
south ss feet lot 4. block 50 -- is.so
Ncrih " feet lot :. block 81 - ii.S3
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-05-05

Mr.. v. E. Metzler respectively, were
unanimously elected.
Thru it's president, C. M. Schenck.
the Colorado Supply Co.. has kindly
donated 500 to be expended in in
closing the Union Congregational
church parsonage with fence and to
finish the work of painting the house.
Mr.. Robert Wallace Mcdonald of
Crested Butte, and Miss Bessie Kelly
of Irwin, were quietly united in mar
riage Sunday evening at the home of
the groom. Otto Mcdonald and Miss
Bertha Kelly attended the contract
ing parties, and Rev. Read performed
the ceremony.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-05-05

clothing retailers are in favor of it
In the legislature that passed it, was
one of the states biggest clothiers
and several other merchants. They
had no objections to raise at the time
or since. The general public is a
unit behind the measure.
Zone of the few bright spots in
the wool situation, as have found it,
is furnished at Columbus through the
efforts of the Ohio Sheep and Wool
Growers association. 1t has disposed
of all the 1920 wool turned over to it
and is the only organization of the
kind that has accomplished the feat.
Further, the prices which it has Sc
cured have averaged higher than
those secured by any other selling
agency. This is remarkable achieve
ment in view of the fact that low
wools have been drug on the mar
ket. Last year, it handled consid-
cradle portion of Ohio-grown wools.
Because of it's success, it has been
asked to handle the clips of a number
of other fleece wool states. The ware
house is prepared to take care of
100000 pounds"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-05-05
BREAKING IN

bought shotgun at the store and
slew the family next door. And was
moved to honest tears when thus I
ended their careers, for they had new
err done me wrong, and had known
them we'll and long. Remorse burned
in me like fire when 1 shot down
the aged sire, and plugged nephew
and a niece and gave two aunts eter-
nal peace, and when burned the res
idence it shocked my fine aesthetic
sense. But had tried SO many ways
to break into the picture plays! 1
chased the manager around and
begged them while they paved the
ground, to give me but a chance; I
knew quite well would advance.
But they looked down in cold disdain
and said gave them all a pain;
a creek, they said was near my home,
and there we'll might soak my dome.
I'd never have a chance to trot with
all the gilded movie lot unless l
played some startling game designed
to give me widespread fame. But
now the offers come my way-rll
draw hundred plunks day. As Bill
the Butcher on the screen, I'll teach
the young that vice is mean, that
children are but dizzy fools who do
not go to Sunday schools; moral tag
attached to crime hands out lesson
most sublime. And when l think how
I'll improve the children, where the
movies move, I'm almost glad took
my gun and slew the Johnsings, one
by one.-Walt Mason.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-05-05
Charles Homer Evans

Death entered the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Evans May l.. 1921, and took
away their younger son, Charles Ho-
mer, aged years, months, and 4
days. Charles was a bright and
cheerful boy, the light and joy of the
home. He was patient sufferer all
through his illness.
Besides the mother and father, he
left brother nine years of age, and
two aunts who reside with the family.
Funeral services were held at the
U. C. church Monday afternoon, Mrs.
w. E. Nash taking charge in the alb
sence of regular minister. Under
taker Adams came up from Gunnison
to arrange the funeral.
The sympathy of the entire COM
munity is extended to the bereaved
ones