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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-23

= rent lower. al sou cents. moved
apps cent, hen settled 10 90 \ cent?
July opened at 68il 10 C1A cents ana
was az virtually the sans figure an
hour later. In Data the July option
started unchanged al 39h cents and
WAC generally steady until near the
end Of the first hour when Il lost A
cent.
Provisions were firmcr with hogs.
There was some buying by packers
and brokers bet Offerings were gen
orally liEhf. July lard early sold al
$3.50 as compared with t1o.22 at
yesterdays close.
Fairly persistent buying " COM
mission houses inc a generally steads
cash market served 10 firm up the
wheat market later. Country onfcr-
ings remained light. The close wa
fairly steady with May az tf.3i 10
fi.s0A and July az ti.O7h 91.o7H
Sales TO the senboard and cash
market conditions generally gave
corn a strong undertono throughout
The season. Al the end. May was
sig 9siA cents and July. Sass
cents.
Whoaa-Nav efaou. uufv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-23
WANTED TO RENT

SMALL MoDERs HOUSE IN THE
HIGHLANDS. ADDRESS BOX 90. CARE
OP HERALD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-23

NEW NOHk, Ami 25.-LAbcrty
bonds closed; ave- $500. frs q.
ts7fE second tNS. ts7f2,
third as aa0.50i fourth AS,
$3.50; victory ass t97.5o; victory
|iNs. $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-23

KANSAS CITY. April s3s-Cattlr
receipts. $50; for work. heavy bcef
steers. a. 10 40 cents lower. others
steady Ia Is cents lower, fat she stock
steady 10 strong canncrr steady q
% cents lower. bulls. IS 10 50 cents
higher; calves. SO 10 70 cents highcri
stockers and heifers. rs TO 50 cents
lower; stock calves steady.
Hoes receipts. zoe, generally steady
with yesterdays AVERAGE top. fN.O5,
bulk Of sales. S1.1b0 sos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-23
tl.sOxf July.


CHICAGO. April 23.-Cattio re-
eelpts, 500, compared with week aros
Heavy beef steers and butchers she
stock steady: bulls. IS 10 so ccats
higher. bolognas az most: veal calves
so cents higher. spots up more. stock
|ers and feeders rs 10 90 cents lower.
heavy feeders on most.
Hogs. receipts. 5000: IS TO rs cents
higher than yesterdays average; pigs
STEADY; bulk OF sales. $500 % $50;
top, $3.50; heavy weights. ss.o0p
saS: medium weights. e&.35 % $50.
light weights, eS.30G sec; heavy
packing sows smooth. fs.sSG 7S6;
rough. ss.sO9s.Sb; pigs. s7.5o9
S.25.
shecp receipts. 1000. receipts TO-
day mostly % packers direct com.
pared with week q. lambs mostly
so 10 IS cents higher. sheep and
yeariinGs, IS to 90 cents higher
feeder lamba nominany 60 cent
higher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-23
EAL EsTATE WITH Us-p u KINGsBURY. 2lowEsT COLE ave. PHONE 9sII

.Ha W Der ? 80 H
~ rettd street Easy lcrms-uhT
- rentl We also have cheap lots n
~ Highlands which will BE- valuable
on aecunnt q the new rheps. Ovn yuur
ssn home. }. ID. kelsher, al ". Geld.
Phone flo.
u KELEHER
rssas no Isssrssea al ". oeia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-23

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Prime
mercantile paper, Thg7A per cent;
exchange firm; sterling, demaad, SsS
per cent cables. Ss5A per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
BOBBY JONES
LEADS ALL IN
OPEN TOURNEY

cleveland. q Aug 2S. An amateur
from the south with the remarhahe
.c~rrr -" - 7N.i32 led ~ tcc contest '"F
the Open rrlr championship OF tHe
Wrs.cru r;olr assoc a'ion at ne end o.
;oG.rN'< pia, at hakWon" cub. b"n'N
Jones - Atlanta. ia. WITH machine-hK"
yv,r topping :hc scores OF the best pro
cesssunal golfers in the world. inc'uG'
ing Jock HutchIson ~ Chicago. BRUSH
crcn champion. and James Barnes az
New York, national open champiou. y
,epe,i;ion ~ his Scorc for the second
half ~ The cnu'esi 70 re played by SIN
,v.scvnn survivors tomorrow world
give total OF Us for - holes Ave
strokes better than the events rec"r"
Of cSS made ,wirc h; RarneS and e!Eh'
strokes bette: ihln tn" record set N
tho national oDrn h. ChicN Exams. ma
;ioral amateur champion.
Scoring was no, q" spectacular today
as ON Wednesday whrH tire" player
scored undo -. but Jones harr'N miss
eG a nvc-sr"' putt on the home green
for a second 50 In Two DAYS. His n
vas souallnn today by "r'N one other
PLAYER. I.aurI. Ayton. ~ the Evanston
,;cNr riuh. chicago.
Only TWO PLAYERS cGualled pa. Il. e.
day. Jock Hu,HhiS'r. defending his
ti.le and Roh"r, simpson tn" only cal
ifnrnia contender who tcch - >tc"k">
nrr his f"s; davs score. Sl"N!ng \
fash 81 the play ho Nxhit':,nl in Win
ming the championship IN years Sone =!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
japanese Win From
the AuStraIaSians

Newport. z I Aug >. The JarHn.
csc Davis cup tennis :eI"r consist! In :;
OF 1chita ku1,lgae and S"H1n Si,::>li'i:u.
reached 4 pom; wi;n!u one match "
the challenge FOUND aEain>t tn" tH;'"i
States when they defeated tho Australia
sian team In TWO straight matches "H
the Casino courts here today ShmtdGu
defeated J. q. Anderson ~ tHe forenoon
singles match IL St~l!CAi sets -. -.
6-i. In tho afternoon match. KumaEac
won from ]. h. Hawkes. N Sruel.tng
fve-set ronteS; consuming two hours
and 20 minutes o. play by scores Of 3-s.
SIS SIS. g.. 6-S. \ victory in the
doubles match Tomorrow or IN one ~ The
remaining singles contests on saturday
vii! clinch the right % ne Oriental
stars 10 face tho defErf'nx United
States team a, F'cres, Hills III Septem-
Der .. ;. and 5.
The steadness and endurance "f the
Nip7onese players vas the outstanding
feature today. Sh!m!dZu aad a COM
rarat!rely easy w.n from Anderson. a"h
due 20 the ,atteCs many errors. The
match did not rise high according 20
Davis cup standards oc tennis. Quite
the contrary was true OF the ha't'r be
tween KumaSae and Hawkes.. the re-
spectlve aces Of the two teams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
TEAMS ORGANIZING
FOR COMING SEASON
Number Of Teams VIII 30 on 6-tdiron
fh1s Season IN wenseurG
District

Special Dispatch u Tn" Inte;hSeH'-r
Wensburg ". Va AUX. @S.--lndtca-
tons poin, - football getting an cary
Stnrt throughout tho ohl" Valley. som"
Of the teams are about I" break over
the traces unable - watt un;tI the OF
tictal call Is issued h. the w"athe" man
The season outl"ok tr"n the sta Ndpoint
OF ln,eres, IL nil that could he desired
and every hamlr, alvnS II. valley is
matiuS pre;aro:;"n>' - tT"t ct an
eleven for valley hnrors.
/, looks as ii The lmpers1is viii get
an early start. They have been pr2c-
,icine for thrre w"ei;> already. AID ar"
ready to take tho field A. a?E time. Tn"
Merchants are planning :" "rEGr'5"
earlier than ever h"sprc. md teams Az
rounding iato shat"' =, h.llauSS"'. Mar
wood Weirtur. W.th Two teams n
Steubenville Argon"" post ArI"r!c,ta
Legion announces tha' - VIII i'ut a
team on the Sr;dirun iNauaG"t by Mike
pOuGherty. famous basketball star The
Yankees 81 Torrent" have already or
ganizcI and are writing t"r games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
MacSW|NEY WILL SPEAK
IN BfNWOOD TONIGHT

Peter J. M2rSVlneV az N"w ork cl'N
and brother "t the lat" '. rrcn'" M"c'
Swl~r, r.at'%'r ed MAYER = I"rk. ire
lard. arrived In This city last c>cn'rS
over the r & g. from Charleston. where
Re has been in The interest % Irish res
IGNITION by the peop,e ~ this r"unt"H.
Mr.. MarSwiney & 10 speak In Ren"""n
This evening before the ke'in Barry
council aud WI! he h"-" just for TODAY.
4 number Of lora! people vii probably
rn 10 the mill TOWN IRIS evening :" hear
from Mr.. MacSwiney JUS what the
nnqo,;atiouS arc that are now In pro-
cress between -" English government
srd Irrlaro. Il helm "a%''~ "'" 'ott
mi. - he reason thai MacSw'ney Is
here TO-DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
FERRY ARGUMENT.
CAUSES CUTTING
JOE THOMAS SEVERELY OUT II
JOHN SURNs FOLLOWING
UNION LABOR 1USS
Thomns VIII Recover It II Said at AoS-
pieal-Throat 10 Slashed

Joe Thomas Of 5l2 North Sixth street.
Martins Ferry. was severely cut by
John "Bogo" Burns. well-known Ferry
character at seven o'clock Thursday
evening and Is now at the Martins Ferry
Hospital. where II WAS stated at late
hour that he was seriously hurt but
not In danger OF death.
The trouble occurred at Burke street
in tho north end ana Followed an argu-
ment about unions. Thomas 10 said to
have beat Burns badly about the head
IN scutne on tho ground. Burns
arose and klashed Thomas across the
throat with a pen-knife. Calls for the
police resulted In Burns arrest BY or
ncers Burton and Muhleman.
First aid was rendered Thomas BY
Doctor G. r. Messerly after which tho
injured man was removed 10 the oper-
at,ns Ia bio Of the Martins Ferry Hos
pital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
.B|G ULCER
| ALL HEALED
NOW CAN WALK" SAYS MAS
soU-HCoTT OF MEDINA.

Hero IS another letter that makes me
h.ppy." says Peterson. II buffalo. Cnr
that / would rather have than a thou
sand dollars
Money isn't everything In this world,
There l.. many n biz hearted. rich man
who would CIV" all ne mas on earth 10
he able I" produce n remedy with such
mighty healing power ns Peicrs"ns
Ointment. 10 sell al all druggists Tor
IS cents large box
Read this lcitor. written February ~,
1918, by Mrs. Alher, Sputhcott. OF Mo
dina. y Y. It seems like n miracle. ou,
Il Is true. every word Of 1t.
| know 1, because I Set similar let
tors almost every day from people who
have used my ointment for old sores.
l. n any wonder am happy
Peterson Ointtne1r. Co. Inc. Buffalo,
y Y.
Pear Sr--
II wa. an ur,od sufferer from an
old running sore and ulcers had tried
most everything without any relief from
pain. A friend rold me Of your won
dsrful ointment and the first box TOOK
away the pain that had not let' me In
year.. and after using just nine dol
lars worth Of the sulve I am cured.
The ulcer was inches by 81 inches.
n ali h"ad and can wolk. Never.
never Will be without Fcterson's again
You may uso this 70 recommend your
ointment - you wish. ] cannot say
enough - rraise IT." Yours truly. Mra.
Albrr; S,uthcott Medina. =. 7. Mail
orders cV,sh hv Peterson Ointment Co..
Inc. Buffalo. y 7,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
GRAND JURY PROBE
CAUSING COMMENT

\ statement 10 II. effcc, that the
grand Iur$. al the September session.
will 10 presented with evidence con.
rcraing fraud and irregularities az the
last city election held on May IS. by
Prosecuting Attorney tarI g Rach-
mann. has brought about considerable
comment
The question being asked today is.
viii any certain person or persons nc
mrn:J"ned N rnnncct;on with N. .rrcEG'
'ar:ties and indictments asked 70"
;Hcm""
rr"sc"u;o- Rachmaan has stA'el that
he i making n thorough investigation
hlrr"c,c 10 secure data % he preerted To
The grand jury. and no. relying s"iei%
on VIVA, hos been brought out at 'nr
Iunr.. investigation.
A;iorre's ;oi Charles 7 Giiltgan. WI"
Is con;estInE The seat n council Of Chez
toy G Thompson. stated that they VIII
not .tron tho producing "t evidence IN
the council investigat!on. regardlc" 81
what action y :ahen ny tie grand jury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
CLERGY TO RETURN

The following members OF the Wheel
Ing catholic clergy who have been At
ttnding the retreat at Washington, d
C.. representing the diocese. vii! return
the latter part ~ the week. the retreat
having closed yesterday.
Risht Rev. r. J. Dunahue. n. D.; Very
Rev. q. Il. Moye. V. c.; Rev Patrick
BROWN. Rev. Thomas J. Garrett and Rev
EdNnri r. Wehrr 81 st. Joseph's cathe-
dral: Rev ]. Fl. corcoran OF Sacred
Heart church; Rev. Paul Abraham Of
the Syrian Catholic church: Rev. VIII
liam (. Hall Of St. Mary's church and
Rev. Emil Musial OF tho Polish Cath
Ole church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
P1tiful Stories
OPEN HOUSE TONIGHT
BY AMERICAN LEGION

There I. m "0pen House" meeting
This evening In the American Legion
,iun rooms Nc 1880 Market street
very live program Of events has ocen
arranged by committee composer OF
members ~ Wheeling Fos' ~" and
,hc Service Star Legion. This meeting
"a Cor the purpose Of everyone having
good time. 80 don't fail to be on hand
MIS- evening. Soma very good musical
numbers are ON TIE program which will
b. followed by lght refreshments
served by mentors Of the Service Star,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
'TRIADfLPHIA HI
ADDS WARRINGTON
Down State School Will Be Net On
artdtron This Season BY
Trtadslphta.

Arrangements have heen COMPLETED
b. the managers nj Warrington h!gh
school, and Trlade'phia district high
school tor game "t the twn .choe!
c!evens % DO stREeG az Nanningion On
October Is.
The rll'rk - that dat" .~,Ne' hn' one
date or,n IN N" schoh' s"neH"'e 'or
49, >cn.ns season The schedule now
stand on. Of tho bes, n the WheeiaS
ois,r,rt o-a Will no doubt be interest
'ng
littl" ia known "f IN" Manh'HS'"'
high school team :htS year ou' 'neF
are hcin,- toutei a. real team 'h"'
.h,uiI rrt the l35 pound tesrl f-' n,
= . ou,-tl,.n.Sc school KnNl bat'.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
Y, N, Team Won the
! Swimming Tournament
ntsr-Playrround swimming Meet ~
Yesterday was rnesrssttng Affair.

PilinE up . total OF ~ points. the Y.
NJ c. A. swlrrmsng team took tho Inter
Playground swimming meet yesterday
Afternoon at the Y. NJ. I. \. pool win
ming from three playground teams en-
tered In tho tourney. The Sixteenth
street grounds team was second with a
total ~ IS points. while Wilson made
II points and third place. The Hub
hard team was last With a total Of l:
points.
Earl weyr!ck took most ~ the points
for the 7 team. among them being IN.
fancy divinG. Other contests were three
distance sw!ms three dives. plunge. re-
lay and hacksU l'nmIr::.
A. O. Anderson. director ~ the play
grounds VAS In charge ot the meet. AZ,
sisted by ". A. Could. in charge OF H.
Y. N c. A. boys work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
CHARLES K. STROBEL,
ACCUSED OF SWINDLE,
LIVED IN WHEELING

Charles X S'robcl. president OF thu
Charles K. Strobe! Real Estate company.
Of Akron. Ohio. who was arrested In
connection with the alleged huge swim
die Of Charles ". French. was formerly
n resident OF Wheeling. For some little
time. S,robcl was employed as clerk In
a shoe store on Main street. Later he
wen, 20 Pittsburgh and engaged In the
rcal estate business. and hfterward went
70 Akron.
When arrested Mr.. strobel said that
r. was unaware Of having been con-
ner,ed with any violation ~ the fedora
law. large packnge ot correspond
ace and papers alleged to be connected
with French's scheme were seized In his
Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
1RIADS LOOK GOOD
THO ONLY TRAINING

Thor:h the trainirR season has 'H''
begun. the candidates for III" Triadel-
phia district high Sch,Sl eleven are
rapidly rounding into form. and indt-
cations are the Red AMI HtarE VIII have
a good representation on the Grid'ron
this season. although the team vii! hs
very light.
Training was started last Monday
morning. and the candidate have O"AH
out every morning this week. coach
S. W. Wolfe Is using red' system OF
training. and the boys are taking t. I,
like the proverhia! luck IN water.
Twenty boys az" in the squad so fa-
although several more are rSpect"f -
try for the team. The average weight
now is close 10 lG6 pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
CHALLENGES

The Yankees. q the South S:d". az
sri: Without Il gam" t"r sunday AMI
would Ike 10 hear from N" - IEGhs
1mnrri7ls rr any other good ten il the
Wheeling a,$:rtc;. call Wheeling i+l+-
NJ for arrangements.
The Breat;eS Of bridgeport are ST.
without a game for sunday AID would
Ike ~ meet am good team IL the valley
ava, from home as the l."ra'n' are
,:,yiup On ,hA home lot this week end.
t'aN bridgeport IS for arrangements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
-four TRAIN RIDERS
IN BRIDGEPORT JAIL

0n..ctiye Mason. =. tho baltimore &
0h!r railroad force arrested four train
r:dors last evening when they stepped
,ror. , rre.rh; train coming In from,
,h. west. All four OF the men looked
Nv. had characters so they were taken
70 the Rridger"rt jail for the night
Th.y Will hc arraigncd sometime today
before Mayor JucEins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26

Saturdat afternoon funera! services
will be held from the late home on Lin
colr Avenue McMcrhen Cor the late Mrs.
4 y HI. who died al Glendale hos.
pt,al Wednesday night at u o'clock fol-
l"WIng an illness Of typhoid Az
ransement. are not yet complete. hut
Rev G. A. Ryle: ~ the church OF God
Will conduc, the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26

FUNERAL services Tor Hnrry lester.
lI-Hcar-o!d sen Of Mr. sad Mrs. r IL.
Beecrof, OF No. ~ Avenue b. Elm
Grove. whu died Tuesday morning. were
held yesterday morning al 10 o'clock
from tho family home. with Rev. John
Beckett Of Roney's Point Presbyterian
church officiating Intermtnt was made
ia West Alexander cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
Hardwick Rites.

From IN" late, home. South Tenn
street Martins Ferry. Friday afternoon
Al 30 o'clock funeral services viii he
conducted for Miss Fla lTardwiCk. VIII"
dtri "Wednesday morH'rE. R"N. !. :.
Rose Of the First VI. L. church VII o.
Nv!ate and !ntermcnt will be made IN
RiVerrlcw cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
Ralph mnrlc~n-

Th. body % Ral,h Charlton. who died
a. N. ohio VALLEY General hospital
"wednesday night following an 'inees
.. more thnn wear was shipped 20
,'harl..'on yesterday afternoon. wher-
ir,s-ment NIL 10 made Saturday. In
addition 20 hIs widow and two children.
tho dead man Is survived hy brother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
raw. Edgar Giles.

The BODY Of 'he Re: Edgar Clos
who los, his NE August Is. ~ Port
lard. Ore. when ne SAVED the ltfe OF 4
Roy Sou: from drwnins. will arrive N
East Liverpool. D. Saturday morning
on tn. $40 train. lHtrrmeat VIII oe
made Immediately af'~- arrival In the
East liverpool cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26

points. and only need the concurrence
Of the New England lines to make the
reductions effective. G. w. Luce. Bener'
al freight agent of tho Southern Paci.
nc company, announced here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
TONY ANDY" or PIrTSbUhGh
woREs 5WINDLN ON BIG GANG
AT MARTINS FERRY.


Rcrrescnr!nS himself as a boss en-.
rir:lnE 'ahn-ors I" work IN pipe INC
gang 4, Snrncer. ". Nn.. MAN E!'lnH
his name "a Tony Andy. ~ Pittsburgh.
collected 3coc?@ from IS foreigners
from Martins FA-ry which amount was
u ". used IS railroad fare. and then
ynipped.
As 4 resul; Of ,h- "Hunk~ game pail
ed over on them. u OF the rs had ="
sleep In police court room last night
having no mono! Police W un'il IN
carly hour This morning were unhhie -
lncate the man representing himself as
an agent Of the pipe line concern
According 10 the story told by the
foreigners. Tony Andy called crowd
&C them together In Martins Ferry yes
,crdsl afternoon. lie told them OF the
work At Spencer md the big money they
,uuld make there He arranged with
Them t. nee, him ~ the local Bait more
5. ONO railroad depot al nine o'clock
.ns, might.
Tony Collects tho Faro
In the crowd that come 10 the ra'r"ad
station last night were IS. all carrying
,hc.r trunks and other belongings NJ
the station TONY" announced tina, IN"
fare to Spcncc" was 1914 and ;hat AL
cc those who lad this much could 90.
but those who had no money 10 pay
train fare rNWld not. ts result many
~ the gang borrow Cd from each other.
Thlrty-e:gh Of the 46 paid over the
s. - and eight "f ;hem could not raisn
tho none, nnh could not e.. After
giving Tony" tic money and waiting
for over an nour an his return. tho rain
pulled OUT withou' the &c ncw employees
being on the train.
After ronsiltr ahle discussion and eX-
planning 10 policeman they We're
nnaMy convinced that Tony" pulled the
bunk" garle over on them. They were
taken 70 headquarters and in The crowd
O. ~ there was not more ;han Sl5.
rou-,een rad I" remain In police '"Hrt
rnnrr and sleer on benches ac'aHS" III
cells II The lookup being occupied ny
prisoners.
Pttiful Stories
4 number of pi';ful stories were to'd
by the rurc,lners 4 number ~ the
men heirS broke had 20 borrow money
- pay the train fare. One man had
ms: enough money u tahc him q tis
wife and Ave children a. FarmnGi ~.
W Va. where he iricndrd Eoirg today.
As 2 result he Is broE" and cannot Z" N
his family. having taken this money
and turned Il over IN "ToHN. Many
others told OF being coal miners and
living away from here having loft Their
families 10 secure WORK and are no"
without cent and n" jot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
TO CUT IRON RATES

Ban Francisco, Calf. Aux. 25.-The
transcontinental rail- carriers have
agreed on reduced rates for iron and
steel products originating at eastern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
MACkS LOSE

The Mcr'onkeys travelled 10 Bridge
port Las. evening and were defeated
BY a team picked from the Rr!dSepor,
twill ght league. The score vas So
Miller and Wci:hs formed the battery
OF the locals. while Anderle. OF tho
Rres,le<. and Bal,oE performed Tor tho
winners. The game vas marked by tho
hard hitting ~ N" Bridgeport boys
Gillis getting double ard a triple
wh.le Miller scored a homA run. The
umpires were Roane and Jasper.
Tho team nov desires game with
tho Bauers for some evening or Satur-
day.
Yesterdays score: r " f.
McCOnkeys ........ n0l Hn3-t 5 2
Bridxepor, .......... oil ntx--6 S 5
|, Health On!cer-Y'r Honor. OF think
that humor!st should be prohibited from
xivin' his lecture in tho opera house to-
morrow noight sor
Nayor-why SO? Is Il immoralt
Health OTic-r-Not immoral sor. but
they say his humer - contagious -
Country Gentleman -
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
FAKE LABOR BOSS COLLECTS
FARE" FROM 38 FOREIGNERS
Bseoroft Funeral.

James Charlton. sheriff Of Marion
county,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-03-26
CHAPTER III.

The Lennox home was a typical
mountain nch-hOuse-square, solid,
comforting in storm and wind. Bin
was out to the gate when the car
drove up He was u son Of his ia
ther, a strong man In body and per-
sonality He too had heard Of the
elder Failing, and he opened his eyc9
when he saw the slender youth that
was his grandson. And he led the
way into the white-walled living room.
You must be chilly and worn out
from the long ride" Lennox suggest
ed quietly. He spoke in the tone a
strong man invariably uses toward
an invalid. Dan felt a curious "a
sentiment at the words
I'm not cold" ne said. ITS hard
ly dark yet, I'd sooner go outdoors
and look around"
The elder man regarded him curl
Dusty perhaps with the fairtest gim-
mer of admiration. You'd better wait
till tomorrow. Dan" he replied. "Bm
viii have supper soon, anyway. You
don't want TO overdo too much. right
at first"
But good heavens! I'm not going
to try to spare myself while I'm here.
It's TOO late for that"