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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01

One picture we will never see is that
of tennis player without one foot in
the air.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01

Iomorrow-The Adventure of the
Noble Bachelor, continued.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23
wlrE rrILs thhul
ovua mAns isMs
0lvIh rartOom

pioughkeopsle n y, July - sa
srome Court jus Iea Joseph Nor
chaussr today granted 40 annglmen
Of marriaye 10 Mrs npuek white %
Marlborough
The decision aimplr states that thn
plaintiff IL entitled 10 .ao relief AaA
~ for ia the complaint. quoting aa-
tborisisa. and directing judgment fos
hsr Mrs. White Is 20 geara old,
aud brough, the action through u
@ Harper Of ploughaeopsle, a.
guardian ad iliem
she mot Waite 10 Paris. France,
where she lived and after q speedy
eourishlp they married aud hafeiad
20 America AFTER a eaort stay Ia
<aw York. White. sels 81 iad prosFea.
siye .hluker and er clergyman. io9h
his birdie 70 a shace on hillside near
Marlborough TfonbIa with neigh
bors arose when white vas accused
of insu!ilns tbs American ti4g
The young Frsach glri waa driven
to ennai by hsr husbands pSralss-
ent esponding Of radical theories. II
~aa brought out during the annul.
men. proecediugs A. tho tune they
married. she testified, she thought
he was a good. clean mau althoas any
lsma
Che ooatsnded that Ia Paris White
had posed a. a man " letters aa8 II
Eealgh. lie blamed no domestic dla
cord OF the wifea h0msslekagsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23
CATHOLICS WORSHIP IN
4 BOXING ARENA
After FiAtic Encounters During
Week Days the Church Is
Given Possession on the
Sabbath

Nsw York. laiy ea 4 Dosiax
arena in Sa- lie. RoekAway iaak
fslaal, e aefsiux az place o. sof-
ship Tor thousands oi Catholic sum.
mrF yacatlonlass
Tho Rev Joseph u nrndy. taatrr
of the parlsh. obtained psr4nlsHlan
q Hae ths arena naen Ae learned sHe
Catholics in the aammeF colony naa-
bered more than rs ooo The gittt
church of st cAmillua could NOT seai
so mauY evsu though seven maasas
'wsfa held each SUNDAY
Aud no9. after sha fisfls sDcaan
efs os The veek days. the ropes arm
taken from tbs ring and an ai-a
plaesd 10 'he middle " the resinei
canvas The seating capacity 4 tho
arena la 1000
~ camillas' Church ann%x. as TIA
aropA b0w Il called. affords a pfe-
tareaqna seems on eunday -
sails. plAaterad wlth fight posters
aad sport pictures arw n sharp con
fraa, 70 the center of the ring. wheri
Father Bfady "a bis scc'ealaa,ge
robes. offers tho masa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

The Business College gave q Mark
Twain program Friday and for awhile
duh care and the other problems that
fil young life were thrown aside
for the thorough enjoyment OF Tom
sawyers vhite~ashing the fence.
red with such understanding by Mr.
Hoag that II might easily have been
rem'niserce of his own boyhood
An interesting sketch OF the life OF
the author was read BY Miss Gregg,
and Miss Barr gave a piano solo.
Dir. Brown read "A Medieval Ro-
nance" and was followed breathless-
ly 70 the grand climax where. as Mark
Twain says. the hero (or herosnel
was in such n terrible predIcament
that he would not attempt to oxtri-
cate him Tor herl, but would leave
that 10 the reader; and ending which
recalls the Lady and the Tiger"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23
PERSONALS OF
=. SOCIETY =.

Mr. and Mrs J o Stienfelt ans
Opal OF Reedis. California
Mr. and Mrs " r. Pal crson aud
laughter. Eunice Of Glencoe. Osla-
homa are spending the week end
With Mr. and Mrs /. J stark aud
son. Loren Tonight Mg and Mrs
Stark Ril give dinner az the
Country club In honor of their
guests.
VI " y
DR. y. w Corn viii preach A. the
Christian church Sunday night his
subject being "The Cost of Goblin
ass" An arc invited TO hear him on
his occasion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

pr aud Ralph Smith 81 l>lsa ~
ana Mrs Tca Lowry o. oAishoms
Cly ana Mr. and Mrs Frank Harry
Franta and daughter o. fnid ~n be
the week end xueats az MI aud Mrs
sam smith, o
NJ n a
Miss Edna iiA.l 4 10 rsiahoaa
City spendins the WesA end st,h her
sls'rrs
" x =
aY aud Mrs v 4 Callaon and
family mo,pred ~ Arsausas CITY a
spend SUNDAY w''h friends
" XXX
d. FIlcn schultz left today gor
tho East. bsinr called away on pro-
idss.onal business While she is
awAy She wili taAr advantage oi sho
rlp and attend lhe a5sh Annual Con
,enIon og tho National Amerlcaa 90
,copathic Association Al Cleveland,
ohio.
p
Nrs Jack Lyle and dsprhteg. Do
fothy left Friday for = ten days sisli
ia Oklahoma t3ty
" y n
Misc Laura coagalen iefi Wedn"~-
day for houlder. Colorado and DINER
polnla 10 Colorado.
" y IS
Mr. aud Mrs l'oNer. Hail@neeoN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

Americans Noptessly Low Brow
Prof. Einssein tells the Berliner.
that while New York, Boston. Chi
cago and other big American cities
have their theatres and concerts
mou 6lq'Ilsi isuns snonulndod Ilsu,
poverty OF Intellectual things An
other gsiiag the professor noticed
was that women dominate the cntlrs
tfe OF America. Tho men interest
themselves in nothing except wors
TO an extent | have never seen else
where" AS for the rest Of the men
says the professor, they are nothins
but little play dogs for the women
We take II the professor thinks Ber
lin Is some place 10 live Before
the war II was the only city that our
yorked New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23
lOOI FROM FREIGHT
CARS Is RECOVERED

El Dorado. Kan. July ga small
portion of The several thousand dol
lars worth Of merchandise aud "a
field materials stolen from three
Santa Fe freight csrs at Aw2as.a
several nights ago Was found a short
distance from where the robbery oe-
Cured The loss was nor discovered
by trainmen until the freight reached
wellington. Among he articles s'ol-
On were 5fo pairs OF shovl.
The robbery took place when tho'
train crew took the locomotive TO
another part az the yard Tor coal aud
water
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

fay that | did not suffer much more
when my baby was born than used to
suffer with my periods before ] took
lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
round years ago. give all the credit TO
your medicine and shall always recon-
mend IL very highly - Mrs. ii. III.
JANSEN. Millston, Wisconsin.
How can women who are weak and
sicklyexpect or nope To become mothers
of healthy children Their first duty IS
to themselves. They should overcome
the arrangement or debility that If
dragging them down, and strengthen
the entire system. as did Mrs. Jansen.
by taking Lydia +. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound and then they will be
in a position 10 give their children the
blessing of good constitution.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23
ATExAS WONDER

For hidner and bladder troubles.
Fravei. weak aud lame back. rheH-
nAtism and irregularities % shs si1-
nrys and bladder Regulates bisj
der troubles IN children ff not s,.a
Nv druggists mail ~ &c. small bot
te often curs. send for sworn teal:
n.onials Dr. u. w. Hall. 1898 olive
street. 81. Louis. No.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

An airplane that will travel slf
miles an hour and rise straigh, up
or with no slant. bAs been invented
In Germany and It's speed tested n
The Hague Such plane cou'a
cross the Atlantic ocean comfortably
in ] day or make daylight trip
around tbe world In eight days Ten
years from now what use viii Tiers
30 Tor batileshlps.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

"a tew y"srs agv thsn visiting -
latites 10 Michigan something | had
eaten brought on an attack ~
cholora morbus writes Mrs Ceiss,a
Mcyickss Macon. No 4 safferei
lutanse pain and had 10 40 10 bed, |
got bottis of Chamherlain'R Collie
aud DlaThoea Remedy and one doas
relieved tbs pain wonderfully. I only
took two or three doses but they DID
the work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23
TOWN TOPICS


According to the newspapers when
banker Stillman and his wife met tie
other day they didn't recognize each
other Some person Of tact should
have introduced them or at least
done something 70 break the ice'
Such absence Of good manners
among eiitc IS painful.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

Pollination OF crops liks clover
would be impossible without insect
visi,ations. and the same Is trae OF
many garden flowers aud important
fruifs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

4 Kansas City man found tad
pole in his bottle of milk. ITO f.
suspicious the milk man IL letting
the cows drink our of pond or
of fishing too often.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

medicine. We are
very fond Of children
and for a consider.
able time after We
married | feared !
would not have any
owing 10 my weak
condition. | began
Lydia Z.
Pink h a ms Vege-
table Compound and
now | have a nice
strong healthy baby
girl. I can honestly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

Fat no meats and lightly OF ether
TODD. Take three of Chamberlain
Tablets 90 cleanse out your stomach
and tone Up your liver DO this aud
within day or two you should be
feeling fins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

=. Marion Crawford ~rote 'A Telp
OF a Lonely Paris containing ieo.
roo words. m g days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

Women motor bus conductors Ia
Japan receive on an average siS 20
a month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23

Collie dogs are used 10 herd oa-
trlches In South Africa. and perforns
the work with great sagacity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23
CONTRIBUTORS TO
HIGHWAY FUND

~ lowlng "a q llst q namss " "a
ilssdaAis and firms who have con
sysbasod ~ the highway mafklng
iund Il will b. necessary 10 RAILS
ys.eoi o. marx thc i1neoin hlah~Ax
ana 'hc ozark trail out u Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23
THIS IUUNG
MOTHER
Tells Childless Women What
Lydia E .Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Did for Her

Millston. Wis. -'' want 10 give YOU
a word OF praise for your wonderful
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23
fnE LEADER. GUTHRIE. aElA- SATURDAY. my q 1921

@1R $tss and Rss0oelsg !.
,S!|3alA9S.
'$&e e1A
Nm. John 1 Lcvslesa rhons <eS
SOCIAL cAlgnoAR
rvesc4y
l. A. 20 q. Of r. IA o I W
Hall
Wednesday
Iris elab-Mrs levt GrlaWoia..
xxxx yNxSx xxxN
y DAILY reouGrv q
xxxx xsx1xx xxx
The Happiness of yo1r Ute de-
pends apon iAe quality q yoaf
thoughts, therefore raafd aceorains
y. and take care that sou easersAin
NO motions unsuitable 3 virtue aad
reasonable nature Marcus Anon
ilus
" y y
Rhcaes Noble
Friends ~ Miss Lucille y Rhode
and Mrs Wesley y. Noble win BE- suy.
Qrised 10 learn pn iteir myrtase
which took place ou june sssh. in
Kingfiaher. iAe Roy Robers A Nc.
cuiiough a pastor ot the Presbyterian
hureh officiating
Mrs Noble is the daughter " Mr.
and Mrs 4 Rhodes. living north.
Nes. of the city and IS we'll known
here Ny Noble Is prosperous
Young farmer 81 excellent character
ma 's the sou of Mrs Louisa J No s.
sho lives near >avina.
Mr. and Mrs Noble viii reslde un
a farm southwest Of the city where
he good wishes of the community
20 with them
psr'y on Baptist Ply Grounds
The y YP L u the ~ Haa-
'ist church enjoyed an evening on
ne play grounds IN nishand Park
last nigh An sorts ~ games we're
alayed 80 cream aud cake we're
served 70 larkv number ~ people
xw "
Strawberry ress.
Mr. And Ms Wayne Jcntlns en-
ertalned a fe~ friends Ni,h straw /,
berry LUNCHEON last evening, 'hese
delicious berries having been picked
nut Of Their garden, Those enter.
ained were Rev and Mrs Geo.
Nichols and daughter Dorothy Mr.
and Mrs. WIN Patterson
~ a ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-23
roo LATe TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT--Three light housekoep.
Ing rooms. modern and eouyenien.,
tis East Logan. Mrs. Martha Neal.
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sugar

New York Aug IS. ri" local market
"ri raw sugar W.T.: banged. ""n'rolied
n.;~ar l.!nE nvailau,r q: 80 co- cen
- rrI"a. while ,'unaS ar" h"a ~ az
or's cost and freight. epHat :" $50 FOR
crnlrifuro, There w"ya sa'es nf $500
bags - San pominEa's. and N port at
2..S c. !. {. rc,:a, /" As for centrifugal
and I0nn hags 90 lorto Hir"a at $50
Ecx centrifugal. No sac * ''uhas we're
rs3O":r1.
Aside from s'ead'ncas ~ ~" near DO
$.'ions on covering aHi '".G". Huy'ng
- -aw sugar futures II 1rhel "Ss
ra..ar nri"r scattered .:Nul'iat!on al
Though we v"lumo - business was
..vh' nnd principally IA he form or
s,er'nS up for over tHc ""eN end Final
pr."cs Nere POINTS higher.
c,>p,c:un"r tossed ~ az. DeC-mh"r
:iS. Marrn - nud NJ, ~ 2.j0. 40
change occurred in ths r~Hnsd sugar
market. ~: there no !nCr"t"cd no'ed IN
no demand
rrjces were quoted "a SIS o." SEQ for
granula;ed while second hand sugars
are available at bc'oW :ehners ouota-
IONS.
The market Cor Revived futures was
easier under scattered liquidation. clos
ing unchanged 20 Is points net lower.
September closed 50 $50. December 5.65
March $50 and Nav a. a.65. ~! lid.
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Work on laying tho bricks Will be start
q as scrn as IN" con"Tcte IS hafd'
south Side Briefs


Nrs & He.nie!n. uf Ehap!ins street.
continue; u improve following A of!et
i.!r"es.
I,,u.. Rcu,e". OF E,oft street. IL II At
h!s home or Eon street.
Mrs. leon I'oldcrman. % Jacob street
< X: iny North Wheeling hospita. where
she underwent an operation for appen'
d!yi' II
Mira. X. 4. Schi!cher. o. Wood street
continues 10 Improve 81 ths North
Wheeling hospital following an opera
-Rn.
Mr.. and Mrs Georgia Harrington. OF
~Sood< street. ere expected home to-
morrow from Moundsv!;!s whore they
have been for the past week
Miss Elizabeth Hosletter. o. Twenty
ninth street. Is improving at her nome
where she is confined with illness.
William kessrr. OF Water street Is
about 10 I've out again after recent
Illness.
Mr. and Mrs James Marshall, az
kairmon,. left yesterday "t;erao"n lot
their nome after being ne"n for mo past
few days visiting friends and re:alFeH
on the South Side.
Miss Dorothy Mcclellan. Of Willowoy'
OHIO. will leave today for her homo
.OsOvlnS a NlSlt nero Win II AoHuH'
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Andrews OF Elk
N. l.ft la.r evenInx for their home
sfta- spcrdinR the pas; few days here
vim <r,.,ds
Miss Nellie Coreoran, Of this city.
will bs hom. Sunday from Glendale
where sha has boon spending visit
with rri,nds and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellis. " Elm Grove.
returned hon, last evening following Il
,i,, mere with Mr.. and Mrs, Waiter
Villains. Of ChaplIre stree.
Mas Dorothy koh CT. nf Jacob stree''
has gone 20 Pittsburgh tn pay WISH
VIII friends and relatives.
quite number ~ Local neopi" VEN
TO Renw5od est evening and heard F"ier
Ma cSWinoy speak on The irish CUES
ton.
Mr. ana Mrs.. John rely. OF jacob
sec. are n Wei.snU:G ;"day VISITING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-27
\. Y.STOCKS


rev York, Au=. 81 Re <'orN MARI
TODAY maze sur-'nr'iS. -. "N""i"r
M ms long s4s'L.vet - :''. DO
. were tho 'Hrc"., a." = d. "''s' =
OF any sess."7 80 month
fhs exter. OK 80 r"Hs,.;.i. W. 60
IT shs outset al ..','':'ted '.' -
It part 20 tho c.p-c. took - sh'' =
surpriss an. rssa.'s& = - W'n'"t
Of larSs au'nir,:t 60 |Ii''' HF'"'S
Saders o: ;oda% : NV Il" q" APP seu
motors. stesS. su.tpm"n;'. saSH-
Ss, rails and leather a. S"''S Inns
! 10 po!":s rex'..-a. '"e'2''NS,
tion picture. maj o,d~', :e''A'c' h''G
1p.- issues a,sr shovel r'~'e'.As L.
Ax.n.nt with lsan.uE art jur.pr rails.
rhe Only noteworthy nCfA'a' we're .
Ru oh,- common and trs: PcHf"rred.
Med Drug, Why's overland preferred.
nc. Arrow. ard American Smelling
Iforred. all declining - new low
cords, Sales amounted 20 $4,000
ares.
6Ion,.sry conditions favored tha. call
hner or tho exchange opening renew
into neNt week q, i've perctn; with
(ty OF outside funds ava!,arie at folr
kesrs. international. remit'ances
we'd against this center. however.
bdon bills reac,iNg aboutlH cents
over quotations FOR nil continent
IFS. EXCEPT Denmark and Norway.
~ issues and several OF tho bet
Lwn railway convertibles were
HE stronger features OF ;hc
nd A but the foreign group Mas
lXed, containing many net advances
d declines all w!tAin fractional I'm
|. Total sales (par va.Ie)-SS.S> '.'ut.
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,pcn-THixh. Low. Close
xurrH1. zoos, ounn.

New yorh. Aug. :6.-Butte- steady:
crsansry higher than extras, a. q a.
creamery extra (93 Goors). 40 ~ = {.
creamery hrSts (SS TO 81 soore). arc
~: packing stock. current make. No. 2.
-.
Eggs s,cadier: fresh gathered eXtr>
nrStp. 77r40: fresh gathered flrsts, 50
ass; state Penna. and nearby western
hennery whites. frsts to extras. 479a9:
do. browns. extra. <Sfi4s; DO. gathered
browns and mixed colors. nrsts 10 eS-
,ras, 3443o: refrigerator. special marks
SjG2T: do, trs's, S443s.
Cheese steady: state whole milk.
~ati. fresh. specials. 2lG:lt:: Dc. NV
erage run. 2oG2oh4 state. whole milk.
,wias, specials. 2l02lls: do. average
ruu. 3oG:0ha.
Live poultry eas!er: hroI;e-s. 3nG34:
."-k-vs s. Dressed weak: Western
. ~, h.rs. hol.s. 2"Ti'. !,w.<. ctR3|:
.r-kc'.q "a IS
t,UTr Lu"i:arE"d.
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STEUBENV|LLE
Identify Suicide
Victim as Farmer
Who Disappeared

Srec.a, Disra'ch ~ The Inte!ligencer.
SteuhenviNe Q. Aug rs. James
Whe-y. prominent farmer Of Broad
acre. WAS he:e today. comforting with
Co-u2o" 7. II. kirk IN regard to tho
Rkci~lon found on the John Porter farm
Wednesday. nnI has about convinced
the ofhcial tina N" remains are those
Of william Han!ey. who mysteriously
q! sa pprar.d from HrondsCre moro than
a wear ago
No word was ever received from Han
lev after h!s d!sa ppearunre, and his
WIFE With whom he had domestic trnu-
be. divorced him on the grounds OF
dcsertion.
His eN-wite and persons who know
him beat a; RrcadRcre have bean asked
10 COM" here >" ,dcu:ity the clothes.
II possible. The authorities arc satisfied
that The man committed suicide
County IL sued
Jefferson county commits: onerS were
todsv made defendants ~ :wo su!:s for
damages ~ result of IN" auto truck
accident north q: rir city July when
two men were ki}cd and four others
Injured John E.rau, sues Tor 32o,0cn
damages alleginR he ~nE owner and
driver Of ,he ia. K and thar the accident
WAS due ~ negligence on 'he part or
county officials IA not protecting m en-
hankmenr oyer Witch the truck skidded.
F. II. Kerr. adm illustrator OF the estate
Of william Ba:man. ex-secrice man VINO
WAS killed IN tho accident. sues the
county for $4,000 for his death. alleging
negligence.
To recover Diamond
Clarence Woodward. administrator OF
the estate OF Elizabeth Woodward, who
was shot and Killed by her eX-hushand.
Edward Still. a. her homo near here,
Sunday has bruUgn' an action In court
AGAINST william Dun.evy for $500 dam
ages and recovery ot diamond RINK
which 4 Is alleged belongs 70 tho de-
Ccdcnt and Is now IN possession OF Dun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

%.n York. AGg, 26.--Plime mercan n
ti.n yLper GWG. Exchange heavy: ste'
-. .. ,,,.,rv nils and commercial Sn-day
b,Ile on banks. 3G5I: commercial ""-
,Iay blIa 3.6h$s, demand. S.6s; cae,eH'
a6s'.. Francs, demand. 10. canIes.
80. Rn!gIaa francs. demand. so y
.nhIe>. 81. Guiiders denand. 3l.lo:
,.ahlos, Sllt. Lire. demand, as; "a
lies, 42Si,. Marks. demand. l.lG = ca
h!es. r.I6s, Greece demand, $50. Sw:'
dcn demand. :l.ia Norway demand,
g 10 Argentine. demand. Sn.2S. IRA
2N'rn. demand. - Montreal. vs. per
c.,,lt discount Government bonds frm;
rnilrCad bonds irregular. Time loans
steady. ca days. 90 days. s months. b y
al per cont.
,ull money easy: high s. low !: ruiz
irg rate 5: las, loan !. closing hid ~
urr~red at ca, ''3ns az" Inst accept
arceS a.
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levev. who - In the county jail odnS
held as material witness in tho murder
care. Dunleley vas al the woman
homo whom no shooting occurred.
Negro Is shot
In attempting 10 escape officers in
tho Pennsylvania railroad. yards this
forenoon. thar.sa Jones. negro OF Ala
In ma. was shot IN the !est arm by
deputy sheriff Tho wouni Was slight
but YRS effective n stopping his h:Bht'
.Icnes and hvc other men. Intending TWO
white men. dropped OF = freight Al
Jcwett ard siol" dinner buckets belong
Ing % railroad woCkmsn and then
hoped back on tho tram again. Ofh-
cIals hero were notified and the mon
we're routed from the cars on arrival OF
tho train here. Five we're captured
one ESCAPING Tho others jailed ara
sam Smith. GlyGe Cray. CHARLES West
and Marath Athena.
Teachers Hleot
Tho Jefferson county teachers insti-
tuto which has been In session here
oil week. closed with a forenoon SOS
SION today during wh:ch "fNcers for tho
ensuing gear WY" e'ec:sd as follows;
President, Aaron Groves. of Empre;
vICc-president, George Johnson, or IRON
iRle and secretary. MISS Clffa ho9cr.
nr Toro..o. Tho institute WIS ono OF
the mos; successful in years.
Eighty in JaA
The Jefferson county jail now haroors
sn prisoners, the highest enrolment OF
criminals IN Ave years. H"ery cell In
me old bost,:e . Med and portions OF
the fail that haven't been used for years
arc beng pressed into ser"tce. The
class n prisoners il also the most des-
rera'e Ger harh'red here officials say
T. owens
r. J. Ovens. aged - years. died a.
rs hrirr N"lr 'rdav after br!ef Hi
moss Heceased IA. ve'.ran Of the
i,",:i war. haI.rg scrycl ~:'h ;he l"S;h
Rogim.nt. q. Y !. Fn" - ysarE he wa
onr,oyed rs ro'.rr e he old trfrerson
mill. now the ~ Rr,!r. and % A.. years
has been jaAi'o- ~ ;hr L'3cn!p school,
huiiGing. S:v "h!iircr survive: william
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BUTTER AND EGGS
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK,

Chicago. Aug. 2G.-'S;'". q. slits
5000; market steady: quality r'.rtn.
bulk heer steers. 6.50G 900. "a. COWS
and heifers 4.0Od 500: ,ann"rs ard cut
ters largely 25NQS.;-. bulk h"iogna
bulls s.75T&lG; bulk hear bulls. so u
SIS; bulk Night vcaicrs. 6.ObGi ~:
s,nrkers and feeders 5.ohTG5n
Hogs receipts. $1,000: nla"!S"; fairly
active steady 20 l5c higher than yes-
,crdaya average: medium IN most. clos
cd strong: holdover moderate: top. go:
bulk. light and light butchers. 95nfr
aaS; bulk packing sows. T25 n T.7j: pigs
Uneven. averaged about s'cadY; S 90 q
Se5.
sheer receipts. 1l.on0; pNNerar"
steady: native fat lambs. $50: bulk
s5OGo00: top fat Westerns $50 sevem
csrs holdover~. 6.ooQ 80. sorted hesv-
ily: sheep scarce.
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Harry and Mrs.. Z. A. oDell, q tbs
city: Ross. OF Bloom.ngdale: HOWARD
OF Fullerton. KY. and Miss Daisy O~sns
ct home.
John ~. 9dHDsS
John W. Skipper, former reSident Of
this city ana for many Year, Z premi-
nent lumber dealer Of Harrison county,
entered into rest at his home In Jewett
Yesterday after a prolonged Illness. ases
Il years. He IS survived by his wis
and one daughter. Mrs. Nellie 1Andmirs:
81 Coshocton, and 1--WE sons. Paul ana
Harry. OF steubenvtIle: George. OF Ait
ance: Emery. OF Texas. and Ross OF
Jswett
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LOGAN BRYAN'S

tEy rr.Na'a VT" - y r.. Mas on & " )
Sow York. Avg %. n"i'ea''t
, rauEc for the he:'cr IN n" genera
SO 'lr1"H' HrpUuG IA" stree; was !"
>. ,t.a g rh.v m"rnius aud -" "'rhIHh
wa followed by sonic iiE"r""s par
chasing. mach 90 = emnnn'HS from
"a" -l.r,art vhn have been rs'n'! az
..rs~.Ir M IL" saii:ug s!Gc q !r::es
during :ho Iast fortnight. hr"aHe'
outside iaoriry !nr s'r'ks today also
h,..2r9 e. ".r,a:a prices AMI before
railing r:orrci zone very substanH'.
gains had b"sn recorded III many Oh
no nl".o active issues. vs. lock :or
II cher stock II. Nks'.