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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
SIXTEEN GAMES HAVE BEEN CON-
TRACTED PoR WITH SEVERAL
OTHER DATES PENDING
Girls Look GOOD In Practice, Although
Only ons Regular Rsmains-Boys
Started Yesterday

Warwood High schools cage artists
and ba~Nrthal' ioSScrS are nov hard at
work ru- the coming hoor season. with
indications that tn" TWO teams VIII
make sod records on the tloYr THIS
season.
Twenty boys appeared Yesterday FOR
the first practice. with but one resuIar
from last year as the nucleus OF the
hve. Bob Miller. The girls have been
practIctng for he past ten days and
although * bat one regular. Miss St"!-
ger. buck IN school this year. there -
a wealth OF ma;er.I. and followers OF
the green and white are looking forwaTd
to q successful season.
Sixteen games have been boxed Tor
the BOYS and thirteen for the girls. hut
there are several! others pending. and
the complete card vii be announced
within the next wees.
The boys oven tleir season on the
home floor with Bethesda. ohm, High
school, on December Il. while the young
ladies DO nnt u!ar unt!I January lS'
when Union High iNyades Wacwood.
The TWO teams are scheduled 10 close
their season on Marc - with Wheel
!nr High on me gold and blue toor
The tullowlns "a schedule arranged %
date:
Dec. I7-Eethcsla. at home.
Jan. 6-WeSt LIBERTY, ~ home.
Jan. Is SiSter~vl,lc. at home.
Jan. "o-Uujon. at home.
Jan. Gl-WeSt Liberty. there.
Ian. @T-WhceENE At home.
Foo. 3-Weirton. there.
'Feh. 4-We.,~hurE. AZ home.
Feb. 7-Tria delphia. there.
Feb. lI-RrjdGe0ort. At home.
Feb. E-Tnion. there.
Feb. 1S-Follanshee. ~ home.
Feb. 2i-Tr!adelphia. there.
Feb. @5-Wc!rton. al home.
March i-RrjGgeport, there.
March "5-Wheel:ug. there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
Funeral OF Chris Otto

Rev. simon Sn! der. pastor OF Trinity
Lutheran church. nFicirtrh at funeral
services yesterday afternoon for chris
otto. % Pittsburgh. Who d!eIl in wat
city saturday morning. The funeral
vas Held At go o'clock Yesterday aft
nrnuOn fruN the home Of William Otto,
a brother. NO. 1876 Sixteenth street. Tn"
body MAS laid at res, In Greenwood
cemetery. Alfred OTTO. William Otto,
Erues; Otto. john Naker. Fred Martin
and John OTTO We're IA llbearers: The
deceased formerly lived here, but for
the last several wears followed the bar-
Der trade at Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
Mrs. Smiths Funsral Today

funeral OF Mrs. J. Howard Smith. Of
Clarksburs. formerly Miss Alberta l."
W'ilkie Of this city. Will be held from
the Bertschy funeral home. No. lO4
Sixteenth street. Requiem high mass
will be held Mt $50 O'Clock at 81. Mich
as"s Catholic church at E~dGlmgton Lane.
followed by interment in Mt. Calvary
cemetery. The body arrived here yes
terday forenoon from Clrrksburg. where
Mrs. Smith died Saturday. n were
viewed Yesterday 10y frinnds at tho
Bertschy funeral home. Mrs. Smith,
who was born and reared in Wheeling.
was. before her marriage. employed as
n stenographcr at the Coleman lahora-
tories.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
Tho Move . Surprise

In going directly to the supreme
court Of West Virginia with their appii-
cation for 4 writ OF mandamus against
City Clerk Howard G. lane. attorneys
for the recall took the city admintStra-
ton forces quite by surprise. While
Attorney :. ". Moves announced Satur-
day n,ght tina the recall sponsors prob
ably would be ready for action in court
by Monday, Il vas rather believed by
most peoele that any action taken would
be In the circuit court Of Ohio county.
While Attorney John J. Con!fr was at
Charleston yesterday making app.tca-
ton TO the supreme court for the writ
OF m%andamus. Attorney S. VI. Noyes
spent practically the entire day in the
office OF CITY Clerk Ian checking up
the recall petitions. A half hour before
the messag &c was received from Charles
ton announcing that the writ Of man
damus against the city clerk had been
granted. Mr.. NnyeR announced that
Attorney Carl o. Schmidt would be with
him in the city clerks office this fore.
noon. and that they hoped TO comolete
tho task Of checking up on the petitions
by noon today. At that time Mr.. Noyes
declined u say what action was con-
tempiated. hut 'nt!mated that cou
action might pc expected tomorrow
The Application
Tho application for the writ OF man
Janus. according 10 word from Charles
ON. was styled s. NJ. Noyes vs. Howard
{. Lane. clerk OF the city OF Wheeling.
In urging tho supreme court 10 gran,
thA writ OF mandamus. Attorney John
/. I'On'fr. nm,nC other things. set forth
III" following grounds.
THAT the petitions, on their face. shoN
that approximately $500 names are
signed TO she recall petitions. while
sufficient 20 secure the recall. Th'
net: recitss that the total vote cast
in tho city election held Nav "a. 1921
VAS 1851. and ;Nat Tie twenty pei
cent required on the petition by the
city charter is slightly under $500.
That the petitions contain thu names
OF over 5000 citizens OF Wheeling
signed as REQUIRED by law and the petit
tions are sworn to In the manner re-
CURED by law.
That the city clerk arbitrarily refused
10 certify to the efficiency OF the petl'
tions without giving detailed reason
therefor. simply declaring them insutfl
cient.
The, applicant. through Attorney
COniH. asked the supreme court to re
view the proceedings and ascertain the
true result; and TO require the city
clerk TO show caus. why the petitions
were declared insufficient.
The supreme court in issuing thu
writ OF mandamus. fixed Saturday. De
cembe" 10. as the date when the city
clerk IS required TO appear and answei
the writ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
Henry @, Crumley.

PHrk"rShurE. W. Va. Dec. H.--IianrN
Gra)lcu rruwley. aged 3. FOR many
years q prominent oil uu"ratOr Of this
city. born In 1858 In Winchester. Va,
died here yesterday. lie was ENGAGED
IN the oil business for the past twcntV-
five years in West virginia. PrnnsyNL-
mia and Ohio. He Is survived Nv on"
brother. r., W. Crunley, of New Ken
SiuE'On. PA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
BODY Of SGT. CHARLES kLEEH
To LAND IN NEW YORK DEC. 10

trl,itn for the ll~aHc.-Nlhn t'"tH~ "'"-
rany. was - years of axe. and lad
lived IN Wheeling since III" Vas - years
T ug". She leaves her husband, Il S"h
ono we,S old. her parents, Nh. ana MT
". l. Russell, and I. brother ana sister.
She WAS an H'Liv" member OF mo
First United Presbyterian church
The body Of Mrs. SHARP IL now at Ia"
parents home on Eighteenth stree. ami
viii not he taken tn The Mcndel Funeral
Home runtN Wednesday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06

Rev. II VI. Riddlr. raStOr Of the tn,-
ms NcthoGiSt F~pls"uNal church. VIII
ofnriat" At funeral services this after
neon fer Mrs. AnAn Thompson noIau,
wife OF James pn'nN. at n" lat" HOME
In Elm Drove The funeral will be
held AZ = O'Clock. Int"rment will be in
Stone Church cemetery. Mrs. Do'au.
who was 25 wears Of age. lied cary
Sunday morning. She caves her hus-
band. n"r parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
ThumpSun. an! six brothers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
zBYSzKO wins

Detroit. Mich. Dec, 5.-Stsnislaus
Zhyszko. worlds champion wrestler de-
icated Givani Mazzan. Italian cham
pion in straight falls here tonight. The
first fall came in Ply minute on A
deadlock and body-scissors. and the
second in seven minutes with a BODY.
SCISSORS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
WRIT Of MANDAMUS
(conttnusd From Page oas)

cate setting forth its alleged !nsuth-
cheney.
Your petitioner represents that the
public ri.hts affected" the applicant for
writ said. and the delay that would
result from application to the circuit
court In the first instance make 1t I'M
pcratlve that this application he made
and acted upon by this court. else the
term Of office 49, II. G. CTago. whose re-
moval is sought. may expire before
results could likely be- obtained in the
usual course"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06

Los Angeles. Dec. 5.-Mrs. Jeanie
Spring Feet. who came 10 Los Angeles
by stage coach In 1874 MS a special cor
respondent for the New York Tribune.
under the direction Of Horace Greedy.
died here yesterday. at the age OF IS.
Mrs. PAet was an artist and sculptor.
and also had written numerous poems.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
To-day,

Funeral services will he held to-day
rom the family home 260s MCCol!orh
street. for the late Henry Todd. aged
- years. who was found dead in bed
"a turduy morning. luterment will nc
private.
Mr.. Todd's death was due to natural
auSes. according TO Coroner K. q
!iohhs. VII" stated an inquest - not
necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
.Up-river Traction Men
Given Wage Increase

East Liverpool. O. Dec. As 4 re-
suit Of the Interstate COM
mission ruling granting fare Increases
here. employees Of the SteuhruVillc. East
livrrponl Il Beaver VALLEY Traction
company vii he given a wage raise Of
five cents an hour. IL was announced.
The @cnle for mntoTmen and conductors
will range from % to 90 cents an hour,
II was an arbitration agreement.
In q West African village the sight Of
a white man fins the infant with terror.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
Salade Funeral Today

FunHra. services for tue late Charles
Henry Salade VIII be held at ; o'clock
this aftcrnon from The residence, COS
North Main street. conducted by Rev.
r.. S. Ri>hrn. luterm"ut Will I've made
N Mount Wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
NO AMERICAN
(continusd From Page ons)

posal tor \ political agreement OF any
character. but il concerned solely with
The naval and military aspects OF the
situation. The American delegation ad-
here's TO It's expectation that the naval
issue VII be settled without condition
ing TIE decision on any sort OF q polit-
ical re-arraugement.
Baron RRto's statement
Admiral Baron Kato. OF the Jananese
delegation. said tonight. however. that
the naval question involved issues which
are OF a f~ar-rcaching effect upon the
national and international life OF Japan.
and on the policies OF great powers FOR
decades to come. and perhaps perrra-
nently. These issues. nc said. should
be brought 70 the Full knowledge and
consideration % his government before
action is AIKEN.
The delay IN presenting Japan's def
mite position on ratio, declared the
Japanese statesman. Is due wholly TO
the difficulties o" cable communication
and the desire Of the Japanese govern
menc TO act circumspectly In so impor-
tant n decision. It has been indicated
that T. may be late in the week before
the japanese are ready 20 return a
reply 10 the latest naval proposition.
Shantung Discussion
Meantime. the conference outward.y
IS concerning itself with questions o.
collateral significance. The committee
on draft. headed by Elihu Root. held 4
meeting today and debated the problem
Of foreign telegraph and radio facilities
in China, virtually deciding to bring In
these facilities as exist without treaty
sanction shall have only a curtailed use
hereafter.
The Shantung conversations. proceed
ing between the Japanese and Chinese.
under tbs eye OF American and British
observers. were advanced another step.
but developed no important decision.
The committee az the whole on the
Far East IL 70 meet again on Wesdnes-
day. bringing the fun membership OF
the conference together again after a
recess OF four days. An open session
rr tho conference itself may be held
,utr In The week. but no plans for II
have been made.
Tangled Threads
The tr-e~i~an heller that the naval
ouestior ran 30 settled independent OF
political issues. although horne out taus
FER nv -" direction taken by the neEn-
cations. apparently IL not readily ac-
, repted N al quarters. \ British
: Spokesman recently declared that in the
. British view the naval and Far East
ern rrphlerns we're bound up IN the
! same sheaf and there have been inAtCa
, lions Of a Ike opinion among some
Jauancse. despite tho public announce
menc ~ Admiral Rnron K3tn ;hat he
was ready :" consider 4 naval agree
meat without rr:are7re 10 the political
, consideration involved.
) II - considered possible that In the
: present ported % waiting. the two
threads ~ negotiations may become &c
tangled In u" f"re.rn capitals as n
! gre tho American delegation Consid
! erabls trouble in separating them when
the discussions here are resumed.
Lloyd Georges Suggestion
II would not surprise some observers
n there ehonld be an attempt 70 make
the nnal reply OF ono or moro OF tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
John A George.

East liverpool. Doc. 5-Johr 4.
"'.:ge %pcd So. former city engineer.
= "l dead Of heart disease here to-
'hllc on the WAY Ia his Office. He
Mas Formerly u school teacher and then
engaged no the engineering business In
Pittsburgh. later removing here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
Sharn nites Wednesday

Funeral services for Mrs. j. Ellsworth
sharp. formerly Miss Clara Russell. who
died Sunday. will hF held at . o'clock
Wednesday afternoon at he Menden
funeral home. 1905 Chap'ine street. Dr.
Fl. Robinson. pastor 0r the
First United Presbyterian church, will
conduct the services. Interment Will be
In Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06

nothing thtt would displsaSs GOD cfoss
the threshold Of home. sweet hons.
Tonight Is missionary Night"
Women's missionary societies will be
guests OF the evening. Only six more
OF the revival. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
WON BY GIBBONS

St. Louis. Mo. Dec. 5.-Mike Gibbons.
ST. Paul m;ddleweight. was given the
referees decision over Augie Ratnur, of
New York, In 4 twelve-rounI bout here
tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
The Safest way.

Jack-How would You advise me TO
speak TO your father"
Edith by telephone. dear-Eo7ton
Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06

Mrs. sharp.whose husband IS an cleo,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
Tribute to womanhood.

The ruling spirit Of the home was de-
clarcd to he the wife and mother.
Woman is the most beautiful and won
derful creation Of God" was the tribute
work of creation is woman" Attention
WAS ca He'd TO the fact that she does the
work and goes over the same routine
day In and day out. Their patience and
devotion was ]eloquently eulogized. The
preacher told tho young people not to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06

Boys only.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Nine Rsal slaclcrs IN a.eoo.
Almost Al Names Returned rs War
Department are for Minor onpnsss.

NUW York Nov k--A rouud-nn ~
al.gs'd e'ataefs hf the United siatos
sNiflet Attorney Ir ths c.ty has dls-
t.'aei onIF nlno eases 0f draft evasion
HHi nf nearly 10000 noraons on tha
'isia Submitted hF thr war Depart. /.
mrHi aNNe cases have been lnvcstlea-
tea.
Toe mrn named n fhe lists are not
thafNe1 with dfaoruon. They arc ac-
NhHHd of falling io comply with the
nfnfH|nne uf tho snip0tier service aw.
fht leetrilnn Haaes. which were cover
~ W ihr NstF mad nuMe bv ths
Naf Department are handled hp thu
iHiiiaff authorities. The usts aont rs
the United salrH District Attorneys
include iht namta uf pcrsuua hho fsr-
lsieHi tor inr dmf mH laNod io rc.
iifn ihrh HuFaiIonaIrfN Thpy are ua.
Bio in Hears Imprisonment.
HfNh pefeerant uf thr neraons
NAmti in che laiH sent e. thp rsd.
ffal prose uiorH have uoi boon found
Mem Whu Nerr found showed thnt
iheY had SERVED ln ihe afmt and navy.
Nnnsf ~ ihrm bad hann Wounded and
Hihtns died 'n lhe anftlee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
GASOLINE rrars DISHONEST.
hAii " Them ,,lte short Mrasurc. y.
\. omcial Declares.

Albany n y. NoN N-NCary 30
ner cent of lhe eaEolina pumps
ilroueheut che state give short meas
Hfe tn thn purchaser. acrnrdlne a. e..
fafi made o. Coulni asloner n. A. pyrko
~ the Department of Farms and Mar
Ntin NN " " white. Director of
Wtinhls aud Measures.
An inspection mbdr In October with
state automobile equipped with tanks
having talhN compartments dltclosol
ihli na tfrn 90 aaHoliup pump b. m-
faNihlo aiihouah ll properly operated
accurate measure would ho delivered.
4 total Uf iun purchases Dos 5a cities
anl vil'aEts ln different snetons 81 the
state showed ihat 81 we're short AN th
way from a haf plul o. one rallou on
thftesNallnn purchase. uf the lne
nurehtses. sa were correct and aa
we're found slightly over on delivery.
ihr maximum vas 81 bpinn one uint
in three Ealiona.
Tie results uf thc Investigation usr
= transmitted 90 Attorney Genera
Newton GOV prosecution. 90 the a.
e1sts of shortage Mr. White reported
fNllt half wore n1 aarfani a. Is wan.
faHl iraal ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
WILSON ADMIRERS TO
MARCH 70 HIS HOME
Non. .pattIsNn Demonstration 10
Planned tof Ex-pfesident on
Afmist'oc Day.

Naahinatun Nov Na-i'lenN for a
.un .rastsaan ,len,unairailun un Atmln. !
~. l,AA ln hauui 81 Woodrow Nlieon I
az hrlua iuahl h a nnmNef uf al' ]
n lesfa ~ ihe fufmer President, The
nsuAfan nuw i lu invite an who wish
ta taln part in march 81 Nr. Wilson's
hsn,e lnmtislei, after thy end OF The
peftnnhlsa at NfilnNtun Cemetery iuf
lhe lnknnWn eAldlpr
committee uf aaNsn women has
iaken ihf leadelahlp Ia nrrAnHins the
demonstration fha ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
WAS WAaf
~ Usltf "a provide un opportunity
fnf aH expression uf appreciation ~
tilN aefNlpaa ui Woodrow Wilson, WIN
WAH thu ,inuuandefalnst ~ the
Unknown American NOldief 60 hc Ia.
termed Ia ihp halluWed soil ~ Ariing.
lnn 500 Nnt. ii, ~ the undersigned
WASHINGTON WHmrn. mpnhvrs ~ NAri.
uHa piYie nHna apafliaAn organizations.
WN kisH NN Wilson's homo on =
street immediately following the con-
rlNalan uI the nfhplal ceremonies az
AlinHiuH
W. dpaIfu ia take this oeeaslon 60
CONGRATULATE M Wilson, H wounded
sultlaf urun hia rfiurnlns health and
De- fHnW him unf appreciation ~ HE
rtW N lha ailrrlna events which have
Tea Hp ga ihe nruHeni mnmom in world
HnalIH
~ extend a. all organizations and
individuals in thp District of vult
nHihn yHrdial invitation tn Join us
De ihNa tNnrssalnH ihr honor nnd re.
Hfpel we fepl Tor ouf distinguished fel-
iaW rlilaen,
Nu man H lhp world rendered more
kaiMnl m unrrUNp apfNloe lo humani.
81 ulhNr in hiH capacUN as a soldier
pF HH statesman in bringing the
Hfrai war in e HurcFaaful conclusion
Hnd mHhlnH p1asIh'o the Hrmhilce
Whlnh FORMS lhp auhioet " the core.
WnHlta nn NOV a.
"lH View ui the aluto ana hcraus,
$50 hnHN there arr thousands ~ men
ana Wumpn who, without pitlsanshh
rr h'4a leel aH wr DO. thlH invitation
lU iuIn M u fundamentally extended
uur plan ia exceedingly simple. ".
shall Wpri Hi thu CORNER az rlorlda
Hui connecticut Avenues lmmediatci,
Alitf the ceremonies nt Arlington an,
NfuloVi io NJ Wilson's house. an or
HaniaAilnua ana individuals who desir.
tn enme with ua will ho welcomed
Further "details 81 o. thu pNact hou
~ assembling wN D announce,
lafrfH
fNp alaieWfH' MAS blNnrd Us Mrs
CLARA suafa faYlon Mrs. samuc
tinmrpfs. Mra Houston Thompson
Mrs hiNhrd n CoaUHan Mrs uolcl
y uaulanrh Mlst Uerlrude Van Poe
srn and Mra. kate Trenholm Abram,
henuhIeans - mocratH and lndc
rtnaen'e are Represented in ihc eroul
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

win lie done better and more eco
nomloally II IL is given 10 us. ES-
pert repRirmen. such n we ems
ploy can make your old shoes look
like new. Let MS prove this asser-
ton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
w.nr,nN eors 20 TREASURY.
Nee "nls. NJ, hesp Him oui 81 nir
isnnls Neat isaf.

NNN Wort Nu Nui.on "a
NHshNHiN ilr Httm trut .ne of
fNN Nfi|UNf mNhnH trHnN Haferf
aHi mtWhHl ul lht me American
IHtlH eNr ifHm WHl rHtt Neu NnH
fNlt NNeh AZ iHfr 80 auu.n - ae
s'tlHHl ln ihf unaff aal ms % ihp
lfsafNit ilr wa tel4HHf Is. nfsis
Nhf would NHl ht ahN lu Msu nam ~
lht NN tournaments rtti year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

In this assortment you win find such wel-<nown
and desirable makes as Royal Worcester and Regis
corsets that are recognized az being far above the
average ard at these cleanup prices decidedly sttrac-
tive values. Tne sizes are somewhat broken.
Second Fl00r-Rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
AZ rh.. lrm nnr rnmnlln

I.4sf iaNd. tH. huN 4auUH
tlnN tlNHaff aNmfn muH Ni bI.
tiIss HNWNN AZ lUHN HHd iHfHD1 f
utD1 A mh.0 $3.50 Hall 4 il0Ha b.
t huN HNnK plts Nut'a makg.
tln i htl HN iNlfia.a fon gl,a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
nn.l l.alhsl. l.nna nnll.

flIshfA NH Mnt. E.aaiiHrfs nuaiN
M phHaAtHHM uaed dueH ffah.ff m
iHp aiefNgs ~ mi i0 hah .n rhtaas
Ntth. nak lnffnEf Hn1 aHa0D ltd n
NsafiNs iWA $3.50 Hnf fu0h iifa nl1.
HfN t4W ianea iifN Nl neiiauun.
saaNi fv0 HsH ~ Nfah meai bsH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Part Wool Blankets

Soft, warm blankets with fine, heavy nap in all-
white with blue pink borders. A medium priced
blanket that will give the utmost satisfaction. Per
pair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

This offering win interest the oversize woman
those requiring size from As to 81 will be able to buy
regular 81 30 Brassieres az this special priceeachS1
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-08-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Roy Cope to NJ. S. Simpson a!
acres section IS Lone Oak 100000.
J. F. Quick to S. w. Barr part lot:
5 and E, block IS Rich Hill S1.oo
G. E. Littsinger to VIM. Richie &C
acres section "a Usage 100000.
a. H. Carpenter to Emma Carpen-
ter 108 acres sections FL and 22
Homer $I.oo
Sam Maybee to Elizabeth Kelso
lots 10 and II block IL Merwin 5000.
r. J. Lacy to Fl. l.. Wingate lot 6
part lot S block IL Merwin $4,000.
c. A. Smith to S. c. Mckee part
block u Merwin $4,000.
Frank Michael to Alva Coureton
tract sections 1 and 22 Walnut
100000.
L. L. Doane to T. L. Hutton 80
acres section 20 arid "a Lone Oak
$I.oo.
F. M. Mansfield to J. w. Mans
field 10 acres section 10 Deer Creek
100000.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-08-11
/. Blown Off Sinking Ship.

Eureka. Cal, Aug. 8.-Passenger
and members Of the crew of tn.
steamer Alaska we're blown from thu
decks of the vessel into the ocear
when the ships boiler exploded al
| the Alaska started sinking afte,
twice hitting on Blunt's reef, accord.
ing to survivors.
The steamer Anyox today brough,
one hundred survivors of the wreck
| to Eureka. Seventeen dead also were
brought here, including three women
and child. Twelve of the dead
have been identified.
Estimates Of representatives of the
San Francisco and Portland Steam
ship Compay here today checking
the survivors. placed the number of
dead between forty and forty-fiye.
Figures early today stood at forty
eight. but they said they had found
five or six persons LISTED as missing
among the survivors,
The full story of the sinking of the
Alaska did not become known until
survivors had landed here. 1t was
brought out the Alaska was proceed
ing toward San Francisco in dense
fog when she struck a submerged
ledge of the reef This shock was
almost instantly followed by anoth-
or as the vessel struck an out crop
ping OF the reef above water.
The Alaska struck the reef shortly
after 9 o'clock. Immediately wire
less distress signals were flashed,
five miles away the steamer Anyox
of Vancouver, British Columbia,
picked them up and disregarding
fog and danger OF striking the same
rocks as the Alaska put OIL full speed |
to the rescue. At o:3o o'clock the
Anyox received the Alaskas final
message: I'VE are sinking by the
read"
Before the Anyox could reach the
stricken Alaska the latter had sunk.