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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
Breakfast Table
Gossip

The ,oeni ,,l,,pser of ,hr American
| Aaannialion 81 Engineers will have a
nnhlto meefinr M the Chamber Of
| Commerce toni,sht. Il was announced
today. 1hls m,ct.nr Will give an
| oppoffunI.s 10 everyone 10 hear an
nddrssE N -Tba t.ual RESOURCE and
f~teonon.lr cDnlosv ~ New Moxlro."
when Win ~ deiiver,d by Professor
,snhers NJ len,s ~ ,hc University.
profesaor ,ti,,e has men, wears "a
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$50 a. ~ .mhue 1850
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uy xx,rl., r..ssa. 80
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s,roe, eus ren,ral .ven,,e xest.rdav
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svns rrnnr,ca to 10 siirht
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~, 'i,,cA s,nn.r uiu hs .rr.,. M Il "a
f~ol,owcd ~ The eiectto, Of ,rsicers.
Wnm., me,uhers ~ ~ .b,as are tc-
r,a-.a ~ casna NJ ala tn IN mr.
noon ~ ID nnotbcr ecnfcr. arel do
ether chris,mas work
ssThe Emancipation of ths Roy
viii be the subject Of an address by
Prof. T.. y. zcmcr OF Mount vernon.
Ohio. at the regular felio wship lunch
con az the Y. ~. C.. A. this evening at
sis o'clock. This luncheon will tc
for all men Of the city who Arr away
from home.
a warrant for the nrrcst ~ John
Hale was sworn out on complaint OF
Otta Schecr In the Justice OF peace
court OF George Roddy yea .crdns. The
complaint charges Hale VITA having
passed n worthless check tor e..
A decree granting a diyortt. 90 Ma
ria dc Jesus Nanes &c Garcia from
florencio Shrcl" was issued IN inc
district court Aesierdny Sfoun'ts
tor the divorce proceeding We're the
afieEed cruei ana inhuinnh trsulneht
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
vACHEL L|NDSAY'S
RECTAL DELIGHTS
AUDIENCE HERE
Supreme Poetic Recital
Given by Master
Elocutionist

A supreme poetic recital delivered
hy a master elocutionist-n recital
which went from the humorous 70
the sublime and from tho sweet sing
Ing Of nlghfingnles to the thunderouS
roar ~ Great simon"
Thls was the program OF Vachel
Lindsay. famous poet Of America.
which nearly 400 lovers Of literature
heard at the woman's club last night.
The audience sat In appreciation Of
the varied selections from the time
the poet began his recital with THE
Chinese Nightingale" until he con
cluded his program with Congo" a
tribute 10 the soul OF the negro, rs
the artist put It. Even then the ap-
piause continued and the artist had
TO give one more selection on The
Moor" Tor good measure.
Whether Mr.. Lindsay whispered.
sang or talked. IL made little differ
ence. The degree 81 appreciation
and each number was loudly APP
pIauded.
A feature or the program wns the
number entitled THE sea Serpent, 50
In which the artist led his hearers In
a hit 81 community singing
Mr.. Lindsay was az home at all
times. when he recited a poem
which. A. be put u. he had never he
fore recited In public rN'd therefore
might have to refer To his notes. he
was not the least embarrassed He
informed his audience in advance
that he would not be u he had 10
look NJ his notes and he In turn
wished hat his audience would not
be embarrassed either,
A gypsy poem and another entitled
''Thc Ghost and the Buffalo" also
were well received. The artist ex
planned each numbcr before he re-
cited Il. He was introduced by W. u
Walton. whn sud "that All lovers OF
art who had heard MIN here on =
previous occasion knew what was in
store for them nnd those WIN had
not heard him knew also what trcal
was in store fer them as they had
read his works"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
'Blocs' Threaten
Republican Party,
Longworth Says

CANTON. Ohio. Dec. i7-"Blocs"
within h republican ranks in con-
Erese are threatening the success Of
the administration Representative
Nirhoins f.pnEworth. republican, Ohio.
declared IN a speech hero tonight.
"in>the end L.opgworth said bloc
or group action viii play us into the
hands of the opposition and prove eur
rarty'e undoinF,f
Longworth's speech made before u
republican political rally raj taken ss
another move IN the campaign az
President Harding and the 'regulars'
In congress. 20 wipe put The midwest
farm bloc
f.ongworth advocated granting by
congress of President Harding'n re-
guest for 1exihilisy In tariff duties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
Ten More Raids in
Campaign to Make
New York City Dry

NEW YORK Dec. 1.-THE cam
pAisn 10 make New York dry by
Christmas" spread TO the suburbs
aiong with a visit hers today by Roy
a. Haynes, federal prohibition COM
missioner.
Haynes was H. the local enforce
nent offlced wncn n squad Of AZ
agents returned 20 make reports on
10 raids IN Hudson. Tarrytown,
osaining and Newburgh.
II was also learned that Green
Miller. Of she star agents, was
attacked In West Orange Friday night
Miller drew his guns and wounded
Two Of his asaailants.
-- -
R1GA--It has Just been learned
here that a decree for the abolition
Of compulsory labor in Russia has
been brought up before the Council
Of the Peoples cofnmissariez.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
BIG FUTURE FOR
STATE IN MINERALS,
GE0LOG|ST SAYS
Prof. Ellis Tells Engi-
neers Of Rich Deposits
in New Mexico

That thefs Is a prnmisine future In
the minerals In New McNicp was
brought nut by Professor r. W. Eiiis
Of the state University IN a taik which
he gave before the Albuquerque
chapter Of the American Association
Of Engineers ~ the Chamber OF Com
meret Inst AiKht.
The futara prospects, according 10
him. seem % Re cilefly ~ the coal
aeposi,e The gypsum, and The poead-
biufiss Of finding All ~ the in
Ffcdtcnta Of cement within close
proximity. Other minerals, in the
nas< few years. have shown a surpria-
ins decline In production
In speaking Of coa he stated that
n san Juan cointy alone. there h
probably within 1000 feet OF the
rround surface. 11.o00. zoe. 900 ions Of
coal To show the importance OF this
figure. he pointed out shnf the total
annual production OF coal for the
xtnte IL about s.uO0. 600 tons. which
naahes M four per cent cf the pro-
duciion of tho United States.
The gypsum. he said. IL found In a
numbc Of places. but a. yet has not
heeu IN demana The eastern mar
ke.e wcro supplied In the past from
closer sources However. he secs Ia
The growing demand IN Los Angeles
The possibility for future development
o. the supply hers. me Nevada de-
posts. which compete for these Los
Angeles markets. arc A. a disad-
vantage because ~ their location. and
the New Mexico gypsum Is I'm
cemmonis pare.
Ne stated that hc believed that the
cement Industry win some day de-
selop into an Important one in this
state. He stated that all OF the tn
gradients arr fonad in the state, and
Y yet remains 10 lind shem suitably
located with reference to railroads
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

NIENNA-Thc rector Of Vienna
university has appealed TO the public
for fuuds TO maintain activities. Lack
Of funds. he says. II threatening the
life OF the university
saddle Hor~,-s BtJ.IiS. Phone as.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
MAYORS MaRKisr
PROBES PROFITS
Nv MA Srrsfsx-

KANSAS CITY. Dec. iT.-where
does she big profit In meat go2
Mayor Cogwelrs going 10 find
out. He's started a municipal
meat market He bought cattle
as regular market prices. He had
them bufchered and sold.
Prices2 Boiling meat 6 eents "A
pound; chuck roast, i2h cents;
hamburger, : cents. fancy beef
heart. 3 cents; rib roast. III
cents; shoulder pot roast. rs cents;
fresh beef tongue. l7ls cents.
fresh beef liver. 10 cents; sirl0in.
short its and porterhOuse. rs
cents.
When he's sold SO bceves the
mayoru turn over his accounts to
an auditor md announce who's
making The money packer,
wholesaler or retailer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
I%NINERsITY IN nANGIn.

Coal suppIy Co, Phones a and s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
KIIN nRII.s MAIL.

SEATTLE. Wash. Doc 17-Whai
the marines don't savo the kiln com
ranies VIII. Eight thousand pounds
OF letters and ro0istsred packages
submerged in the Miller river In the
Great Northern mil train wreck last
week were taken to the drv kiln OF
the stinson Mil company 81 Bailnrd
today. Post office officials believe
most OF the mail viii be saved by dry
lnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Marble OF
Peasants.
Mrs r. II. Hudk!rs Of Eureka was
shopper here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John EGdy OF Newport
Ohio, were in town Monday.
John I;uckman OF Clo"crdal c was here
Tuesday attending TO some business
matters.
Mr. and Mrs. VT. q. Hardman OF
ClnrkS!ur- are here for visit with rela
tivrS and friends.
Mr.. ard Mrs. MEREDITH Nichols md
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wilc!'
ard children of Maxwell were callers
here Monday.
. i.ud Powell and fln'!v OF Maxwell
spent MondaytO"r" with friends.
Chau.au1ua programs. widow cards.
i"~rrr~. ponnant- r"v"s and other forms
%: ..,!y"rtlS,r~ are being distributed this
week ahou, his vicinity.
despite III" warm wea thnr. very
. Iar.:a crowd attended tho Fourth OF July
celebration hold n WILLIAMS park Mon
.'av undo -" ?u:r''"S If tho american
!. ..i.i A. n'"lrci; 40 dry AS start
: ed With Il b.C paraGr headed ~ the s..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
Feels Like a Zeal fellow

after nine years Of stomach suf-
feriaE. collie attacks and hloa'irr.
TO-! !lk" Il ltrlnE person again. Four
doses Of Mayr's W,na"rlUl Remedy
have entirely restored me. | have met
great many people who. am sure
need this medicine. It Is simple
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal muCuS from the !ntcStinal
:raC: and allays the Inflammation which
causes practically al! stomach. liver and
!HtrSt:nal ailments. including anpcndi-
cts. One dose Will convince or money
refunded. Sold h. &. II. Crest &: Co
ana druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
BRIDGEPORT
PLAN BOND ISSUE
FOR ROAD REPAIRS
GRADING OF WHITLEY STREET.
KIRKWooD. AND IMPROVEMENT
OF cADE PIKE IN ONE IS
SUE or BONDS.
Bonds 20 Be Sold 20 tho Trustees Il .lle
Sinking Fund and VIII Not Nee
eGSltate an Election.

Wan ''' ".s..!. ~'"n e tn" i,r,p" Al
:. slI-' r"i..lr, :" II" '-.hiH pax" ~
mi c.ty In ne y,iy mar :Tlrr". pinn
t.tN' H,'... n-r,.,. -, ~" il0anrlar Of tie
city : Ia:t q, ,hc w"-N. ana Il - III
,"r$'""1 'h..r THIS wi.. b" ',hen care t
n d. h"uI ISSUE.
W.rh the approval Of the plans for
the ErLdln.. "c Whitley street m klrh-
w"'U. hUt IN" extension u: tn" sever
h"tNc"n Whitley and k"nN"n streets.
u l. understood that tn" twenty i've
hundred! dollars which VII; b" required
t'r thII job viii Il" AIDED 10 the OCIi-
Rance for the issue of the bonds.
Announcement h@s been mace 10y The
r!rr.t!s that IL VIII not /" nccc> SaTy
t. r.H spectral election for :hr issLu
OF tbs" hu"G.. ~ there i now sufficient
money IL ia" treasury SINKING fund. to
tLh" cur" q: All nC tn PROPOSED inn
I'r"yrmCntS with more in sight iu- th.S
:H'.G ~ he ir.I. future" II VIII. there
fore. "rl" l." necessary for council 20
pa - ordinance Tor the bend Is Ne
ara he city treasurer can offer the
hN'.'!S 70 the trustees Of the s.nkin"
fund
Many .. III" residents 81 this r!acs
have been r"%$IrIi>tIC about the chances
for any IMPROVEMENTS IN he cundIt!uN
o: the '"wr. hu. Il can BE- said for the
ncm!r"T, "f "uTnc.' that al, arc in iaNnr
Of HlIl'ug; improvements as rapidly Is
the money Tor Ia" w"rA c,rIcS IN sight.
Install Officers.
The iastlllIiInG. ~ IN" new officers
will Zee the Chrrt business to be taken
UT n the meeting II belmont !od % ""
100. kni.hts OF PythiaS which "!ll L.
h"lL III ihcIr castle on IN" tIdi= pike
this evening other interesting mat
icrS are t. nc discussed ~ tn" meeting
Sorority Meets.
Tho .;.,UI, !u'cCr>L nE meeting Of III.
Sorority ~ ~" Alpha +! fraternity will
s,,. hrld in Ito CHAPTER rooms on Main
street ;1I. evening, and all members
have h,.Hn asked to make II thc:r huE!-
Mess. u .t,"uL. Following the business
sr-si"r. a >"rral program Of interest
will De- carried out AMI luncheon Will
be one q! th- ~, uiHr's features.
Pushing Petitions.
The petitions ISSUED III opposition
o. the changes IN IN" ra.!iz PIKE. known
as Intrr-,' ounty litrhHay 20. 100. Nave
rocn getting rapid circulation in THIS
vicinity ami 'hc orig IA, supply Of
blanks has already h""@ gwen out. IN
adHi,iuna, supply has Accn ordered md
'hrv AZ. cNp",itt Ia y" delivered today
River Popular Place.
DURING tn" past Few days Of torriG
heat. ~. river and tho creek In N"
vicinity Of this plac" have hcca very
popular places ami big crowds - -"
bows ara young men have been making
a prac;'cr OF spending much time In
-" wa'.- The bathing pool m ,hn
Island far grounds has also hrcL hlS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

Marys Citizens band. American Legion,
trucks. automobiles. etc. Immediately
after the parade the crowd went to the
park, where double header ball game
bowen ST. NaryS and Marietta was
played. n the evening the hours were
spent IN races. drills. fireworks. etc At
a late hour everyone departed for their
homes tired. but with one thought in
thor mindS--'hat they had ell had 4
pleasant day and hoped the American Lee
cion continues in their good work In
his community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

Fer III" l.nnn, Of everyone who IS
euTcr!uC from rheumatism. I want TO
tell Of the wonderful results I received
from 'Ncutrcre Prescription go.
Last March. was suddenly taken
with severe pains in my hips and legs.
and had TO stop wor5 and go home.
My legs Swcilcd 70 almost double their
usual size ard the pam Was awful. |
was in bed for five weeks and could
hardly move.
Nothing seemed to help me-; doctors
and MEDICINES did no good. Soma
friends told NV wiz" about 'Ncutrone
Prescription %. and she got bottle
tn san" Ga% 81: nigh: | took two
dp:s.S AID l"for" midnight tho pain
Commenced - I.a"". l. SO med too
good 70 he true. W.th'H four days the
sw"lilnGs ard pains let Inc and be-
fore II" end Of the week. / was walk
ing. kcp; -iGht on taking 'N'utroUs
F'rcer"!r,.rn - and :" ;rto wrrHs was
back on IL" ipb feeling IS good -
now.
"Rc'i"v" 10. carC"' cay a." r1urn
In y-a.... q '."u'r"i.o PRESCRIPTION 90.
a9d / want all EH'um.Aucs 20 know
ira; nc? can b. cured. Ny case
las .nduc'd many :" Try l., and al
rcHor: u" Same results.
"NcU;5one Prescription -" can DO
rc?cra"d upon 20 cur" rhcumatlsm:
there is no u"r! oF anyone suffering
another daY trl'H 'h,N dreaded dis
.a:'.. = G""s VIA. - Sl'S j. WI
90. Co. h-':}, too1v. and say.
GOOD -hvo. !.@,"w,..srn
"%cut-oN" I-,sr-,1:lf0 20" 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
HEARING POSTPONED

Now Martinsviilc. ". Va. July g.
IT," preliminary hearing OF Boney
RarEc- on the charge OF Staying Ross
SnodgrlSs. 4 n"ighbor. IT Archer's Fork.
this county. was today postponed until
next Monday. after B1rk"r's attorney.
T. l.. johnson. has conferred with Prose-
cutting Attorney W. J. Postlethwaite.
Rarkrr's plea will be self-dcfense. said
Attorney Johnson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

The urC:cn'y kew the va,uc OF hath
!rr TE.-. ought e be more anc:cA,s
now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

80. .v .........,
~
knEDIlM ADDN
mSnIHAC Alttl5
Association Meeting.
lr..@..": ! ! ijr''..''. .' '..'' N'''".
IAN N->." 'f;;." :"r g." !,'."i",,.''. Oh;
-" !r.~h E'i""|' "'' ''"'' 81 sac .''
." b. h'.I '1'~ '..""."; 4; '1."'N g..
i:.. - ""1. O.: ''' tn'@!,r 'i '".''H'HN
o. '..' M'.-. ...' 80" "H!'"."+ e." .i'H".
80: ,''''i. 1nE g.. 80 "."'~ Ht'r H'*. q"
..- ,"i 'r'~''t. "a 'h' -. !""' - i'rltm.
= b. present.
klwanis LUNCHEON
IN" "''".' -: .'''" ''' '.'' '\'N"".'
''u' va" - '' ''.' '..'.'.'- .'.'. ~ 80
- .''''''' "''' !'.'''"'' 40 '''''
good ai;"""n"'e - =" '.. "".. .. '.'.|'
t1t iH''f'S,'@E tt"' @'' u, .'''''H = d,
t'cC L. |''o!. " - .'''. '''''" '''''
o.H"7S ~. ;-e ''"' '"'..''' '''''i'
Near 4hiSE'r'
y large 'A'.....sc '"3"'i.- car came
very rear =" ",.".; -" "; wee N'F'
"s'.9Ni "H" O.: ~ TH - ., ''' ''''" .''"'
"r:'.-" vn H'.';. g. 1t 3. ...''. ~,
'''''N ''''''''', q" -, 3. .''' y, ,''''
E'',@' IN" par. \ ne "'.''
'''" 80 ',"' = ''' 100 anu r..''
prevention ih' ,.F -. IL =, "' !''' a.
hA1sSA"h@ES Dheet'"H'
tn" m'n"'TN "' '"' "'"' Ms
S;o"1;y society %; =" ''~' H'''' 49,
church MI A3.i i@".' '..'''','f ne l. =
AZ "a" ,AH;'" tH.S 'H'"''''' al
O'Clock. Mrs. Mana Co.'s. ." '"' ."''i''
for II" ,TeN'"-;, a"i IN interesting pro.
Eysm has been pr"%Hr""' w';N papers b!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
For the Safety of Advertisers

The Audit Bureau of Circulation has placed
the buying of space en- a scientific basis.
That Organization maintains force Of
expert auditors whose business it is to SAFE
guard the money you spend to deliver
message to readers of A. B. c.. publications.
1--WE keep honest records. They are open
for the scrutiny of themost exactng exam
iners' says the publisher when he joins
the A. B. C.
1--WE are not afraid to put all the cards on the
table, We want you to kn0o where your
message goes. We want you to know how
many people actually receive our paper--how
many buy it for what is in it, and not be-
cause of inducements offered for SUBJ
scripions"
These facts are contained in a report of the last
examination of our paper by the A. B. c..
auditor.
We will gladly show you COPY.
Don't buy "sight unseen! Get the taes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
Honorary Event.

Mrs. Louis LIpIha-L' very dcHEhttu'-
j. ca,ertaIrsd a large rar'y Of friends
II her hone ou North saith street yes
,ertay a:torHpcn. complimentary I Ms
Homer Morris ~ Fa.rm,nt. who was =
recent bride. TAc even. VAS II the
nature OF ! miscellaneous shower and 1
fancy work party. Following the DIVER
Slvns Of The aftcrrooH 4 dainty luncheon
was. h:Shly enjoyed ~ the guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
Many Attend Funeral.

Tho !a>, sd rites FOR IL" late Mr3.
louisa Schmidt. one @: ;hc oldest a. !
h"st known residents o: this city AMI
vicinity. were conducted Il, tine family
home az Hickory and Seventh S,:.":3
yesterday afternoon az o'clock. Re.
II. X D.e;,r.ck. paste: az $. Johns
Lutheran church. o;t.c!at"I. ~! score
=! tn" friends OF the Deceased called -:
The home during ~ day % pay their
last RESPECTS 10 hc! whom. they lo,e
a2d respected So highly. Following -.
services tho body VAS tan"n 10 Rae
,.-w c,.rc.,,.. .,- tNtrr:r,r,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

The Aetna S:Iad&:! plant OF the
American Sheet and Tin Plate company
VIII cart operations IN tu,i with Mon
day .: next wccn. according to oh!cia,
annognCcE"nts sent out yesterday.
There arc only ,wo hot mills at the
plant a; the present kline. but these give
Employment to quite a large force O;
rHen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

Directors OF the Bei.ai-e chamber o.
Commerce vii! meet July 18th AZ their
quarters IN the Herloerg building on
Belmont street The meeting promises
10 be very interesting. The directors
&, th8 time may Yak" steps 70 call a
GOOD road me.t!ar. i.,nS tnr the work
irE OF the Hcw organization which
dates from July VI. be taken up as"
and u meeting will !:kcly De arranged
for all members OF The Chamber.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
Committee To Meet
Ot9ce Is Robber

The office nc ~, Kn,haN:r l." & S:o-
age COMPANY on Twcrty-S,N'h street
vas broken into sore KIM" early ycst"r-
day morning ard so w2s stolen. All
81 the money N sight wa> rot :nN"n.
however. THE glass - ~" DOM ,.adiaE
10 the ocHce was broken ro!"c hav"
information chat .nay rN$';'' IN :wo local
young men being charged WIKI the rob
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
Install Officers.

The iHstlllIilnH ~: n" ucw nflicrrS
viii hr tn" carer business to be taken
Ut n the meeting ~ belmont !od-e 30.
100. kni"htS OF pythIaS. which %lll h-
h"lI III ;hcIr CL~;l" on IN" tIdi= pike
this evening. other interesting mat
icrS are t. t. discussed AZ IN" meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
Toust Funeral

Funeral services Cor n" late Eob~r:
r. FouS, who died i; state tnsti,u-
ton at Columbus whore re was Sent
some weeks ago Eor c-"a:msn, VII b.
held Friday afternoon at II" Grafton
rnorgue or Beln!on, street Burial vi.
be IN the Rose .IiU cemetery. D..
ceased was aged 6S years. BESIDES his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

Emf! El!kan. well E"owu Th!-ty.scv-
ench street business man has purcha sed
the Tarbett farm on Rock Hiu. The
transfer was made through the z. Z.
Workman agency. Tho s:deration
IN the deal was not learned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
Overland Auto Stolen

Poice here arr vUdsavc-:0c :" .ncatc
an Overland -Four. stolen from .\2s
Sewers OF this city The car WAS tax
en- from n Held rear thN RAJ, x Nv'r
No coal mine -: McC!a'1$r;He S'"v-
ers had LEI. ;hc car N The field Will"
re was a. his work n -" rlu" When
he was ready - return 20 his home her"
the car was found 20 BE- missing De
scriptions OF the auto have been sent
GU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07


The Florence Athletic club baseball
team and the Ectlairs Commercials are
TO clash next Sunday az IT,, Sixteenth
street ball diamond. The game is :he
second one Cc a series O. three The
first game played some weeks ago a.
the Pinch Run diamond resulted n 4
victory for the Commercial, tam. In
the game the coming SUNDAY Naayo or
Jones will cw!ri to- the Commercials
and Patterson or Brown to- the Flor
eAce team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

william Williams WAS arrcS.sd by
police yesterday on warrant rom
Squire MaSon'S court A. N" instance
OF ". c. Parker. who charged ;ha; 70
had destroyed loo; valued AZ $3.50.
One offender CHARGED with being
drunk ard another WITH ioit"-i2r were
fined s. each hy The Mayor yesterday.
The proprietor of IN" South SID" blk-
cry was obliged 20 par with s. II!
tor leaving his wagon /" a !ocai alley
last night without lights.