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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
shnu.r ror RrtdNElect

MISS Katherine iiinrichs Will enter
tain n number OF friends Saturday eve
n:ns honoring Miss Bella Appel. whose
engagement, 70 Albert Nickerson. OF Elm
Grove was recently announced. The AZ
fair will Re In :hc nature OF misccl-
laneOus shower. and tho bride-elect will
," ne rccipi~n, Of many useful and at
,rartivr articles ThuSc present Will be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28

BELLA Appel Alma SohanShl
Adelaide poSpkeu NClna sullivan
Katherine Fisher Mary kind"lhC-Grr
Lenora WttzSolI LILY Wiley
CAROLYN SchnSichc! Selma Kutchman
Irene OTTO Eliza beth Faethe
Alma HInrlchs Mildred HinriChS
Irene paur Minnie Freyler
Lillian Jansen Alcda Bishop
Isabella ulur!Ch$ katherine Hlnr!chS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28

O-P-P-O-a-T-U-S-r-T-Y
I-N-T-E-L-L-L-I-G-EE-C-1EH.
W-A-N-T-A-D-S.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-04
Frozen Credits
Responsible for
Poor Business
Slowness of Recovery Due to
Tieup of Bank Funds,
Report of Electrical
Men Says.

Chicago, June 3.-The dehation
process in business is still far from
complete, according to report to
the National Electric Light associa-
ton convention today. The report
was submitted by committee head
ed by Sidney Z. Mitchell of New
York.
THE slowness of recovery in the
financial conditions is due primarily
to the enormous amount of banking
funds tied up in frozen credits and
by the further enormous demand for
money for our governments treas
ury bills, BY hundreds of millions
in foreign loans which are being
aoated here, by the great invest
ment demand or money to meet
large maturing obligations and to
satisfy the most pressing pent up
demands for housing and corporate
construction" the report declared.
Declaring that the committee felt
that it was nationally important
that young men should start their
business life with correct inforn1a-
ton and ideas of the public service
corporations and the people" it was
recommended that the association
put into effect a plan to place be-
fore students in universities and col
1eges, correct information as to pub
lie service and private ownership. 1t
was indicated that this would be at
tempted through lectures.
The following officers were elect
ed by the association: Milan r.
Bump, New York, president; Frank
w. Smith, New York; Walter II.
Johnson, Philadelphia; Franklin 7.
Griffith, Portland, Ore; ]. E. David
son, Omaha, vice presidents; H. {.
Abel, New York, treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-04

FURNISHED room for business girl; home
privileges: references required. Har-'
neY Qaau.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-04
Real Estate Transfers

Emma F. Derr and husband to
Of 18th St, $ :; 4exss ,na ;:..;,s .,,. - 500
Emerson Benedict Bauman St. -.
eos It. w. of cath St, s S. 44xf2o 100
Sarah j. Dowd to Elizabeth West.
Seward ss.wss ST ssx1sd ~ #. w. of astn 1900
Carl i' O. JACOBSEN SusasV and wife to Dam
iel r. Grusnig. \; W Cor. soth am
Binney sisa sss. ioexi2s; rs wit. 10 S''OO
James e. o'Brien, Titus Ave: $40 ,,n
IT. W. Of soth st.. n s; 4Sxlto;l SEQ
The ,.an gyr0n Reed 3 co1 Co. tsth ts T. q v nsn- a
croft SITS. sox1s7 ............ ESQ
The byron Reed CO; to T., V GIL; GIL;
william fiin u. /. Edwards and wife TO
Emma ]. Wheeler. s, W. Cor;
33d & Cook sts.. 1sox2sf and -
william Hinsh P5opfasiph.i B. Mcpherrin and wife
to Temple McFayden. wakeley
ST, 200 Il. W. of 4tth St., N
George s0HrHs rilden to Joseph Bloch.
2ath ST., Ieo # N OF Pratt st.. -.
Gus solomon, Lake St. 40 It. w.
OF 18th St. N s. toxtss ....... 5000
Bertha Hswekerl to Donnia y: Es.
Emss ssrs ss,e ave- e. + s. ~ ssxiss IS n .. $500
Herbert H. stublendorf and wife
ct al to Joseph Sporcic, S. W.
Cor 3oth q Polk Sts,. 1S2xi3o $50
Fred y. wead and wife TO Elsie
p. kaufman. s. +. Cor. 2tth
q Blonde SITS. f0x1eT.5 ..... s,fo0
George +, REIN and wife to Mich
ael Kulakofsky. Harney ST.. $50
n. r. OF slst ST.. 3, 13sxi33 $500
Roy N. Towl and wife to Andrew
J. Swingholm. N, w Cor. 18th
& Archer Ave. ssxiso ....... 500
Henry v. Armstrong and wife to
Joseph J, 1e4uiak, N. T.. Cor.
18th & Washington SITS. soxioo 7,s7S
Ella J.. Kennedy to Sarah Jane
Baker. Esd ST.. 10 II. n. OF J
St. r s. s0xfso ........,.... s,eee
statia Walsh 10 Loretto Wolff,
Evans ST. 200 II. w. Of ssd, ST..
s. soxisS >ss.Noesdnsasess.se.s a1ea
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-04
HELP WANTED-MALE.
POSITIONS
PAYING $4,000 TO $4,000
Stores and Offices.

and UP in the accounting line
are constantly open to those quail
flied to fill them. Fortified by
our Special Training and the as
sistance rendered by our large
staff of certified public account
ants. you will be surprised how
quickly you can qualify for one
OF these high -salaried positions.
1t is simply matter of deter
mination and application. coupled
with few hours' study at home
each week during your spare time
under the direct supervision Of
our staff of experts--the largest
staff of certified public account
ants connected with any educa-
tioral institution in the country.
No previous knowledge of ac-
counting is necessary. We not
only give you the training, but
are constantly hearing of desir-
able positions and cooperate and
assist you in obtaining a position
as soon as you are competent.
With such facilities and training
as we have for helping you there
is no excuse whatever for you
remaining in position where the
salary is limited and where there
is mo chance for advancement.
We have helped hundreds of 9TH
paying positions and we can also
help you. INDIGESTION AND DE-
LAY ARE THE WORST ENE-
MES TO SUCCESS. IF YOU
ARE REALLY ANXIOUS TO
BITTER YOUR CONDITION.
YOU WILL NOT WASTE ANY
TIME, BUT CALL AT OUR OF
FICE AT ONCE Write. phone
or call for booklet, How to
Learn Accounting.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-04
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
Registered
U. S. Patent Office

TWO connecting rooms, light and clean;
also sleeping room. SIS South 2sth st.
III s. 29TH--Corner Leavenworth; cool,
pleasant room; reasonable.
4-ROOM Apt. $35 close in. G. 2. Steb-
bins, 1910 Chicago.
TWO front rooms. COS s. 27th II. 2505.
618 s. 20TH, modern rooms, close in.
Housekeeping Rooms.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-04
Births.

Frank and Grace Lewis. hospital, girl.
Thomas and Hattie Hope. hospital. boy.
Bennett and Helen Combs, hospital.
kirl
Albert and Florence MARCEL. hospital,
kirl.
I Jacob and yokat Zisman, hospital. boy.
! Burt and Helen Arnold. hospital, boy.
John and Iiavina Taylor, 627l South
orty-eighth street, boy.
Fred and Ann Bruengton. hospital, girl.
Donald and Blanche Collins, hospital,
kiri.
= Arthur and Mytile Turner. hospital, boy.
- Martin and Margaret McAndrews, 3033
Ieavenworth street, boy.
3 Frank and Mary Komasinckl, 1919 Gold
i Carl and Minnie Pearson. hospital girl
i John and Ida swanberg. 1924 Charles
btreet. girl.
NJ Chris and Marie Frickc, 22Os South
Twentieth street, girl.
Jesse and Marie Robertson, 1922 Chi
cago street, girl.
William and Carrie Taylor, 2sOs North
Thirteenth street. girl.
N Leo and Marie Daniels. ac02 Maple
Fred and Goldis Hiatt. s7li Monroe
street, glrl.
Deaths.
81 Albert william Slegl, is. Twenty sixth
Ind Harrison streets.
II william D. Kirkland, As. hospital.
. Oryil G. Smith, 40, hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-04
DEATH q FUNERAL NOTICES

BROWN-Mrs otto L., nee Marie smith,
at home of her parents. 1908 High St.
Council Bluffs, Ia, June q 1921. Sur
vived by husband Otto L.; parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith. one sister.
Gertrude; and two brothers. James w.
of San Francisco, and Thomas, of Coun-
Gil Bluffs. Ia.
Funeral notice later.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

s The following persons were issued per-
fntts to wed: u
ss Henry Eaton, 49, Norfolk, Neb, and
Mile Dohrse. 40, West Point Neb.
E@ Paul Larsen, So, Omaha, and Chris
tina Hansen. So, Omaha.
Az Arthur Andersen, over 21. Valley, Neb..
and Eva Merryweather, over IS. Valley.
Neb
Lloyd f. Peters, 81, Omaha, and Mar
garet Williams. 22. Omaha.
Richard r.. Crane. rs. Maryland. and
Elizabeth N. Ringwalt, 81, Omaha.
Martin E. johnson, over 81. Omaha,
and Ruth E. stauffer. over is, Omaha.
Eugene r. Oglebay. 25. 9naha, and
Eva c. Ekstrand, is, Omaha.
S Robert Adams. S5. Omaha, and Katie
Steward, 81. Omaha.
II Joseph J. klima, 2s Milligan Neb.,
and Ada Stech, %, Mulligan. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-04
LODGE NOTICES.

ATTENTION Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea. Memorial services will be held
Sunday. June 5, at 745 p. m. at the
First Christian church. 26th and Har-
ney streets. Members of Camp No. l2o
are requested to attend. The members
of other camps are cordially invited to
attend with their families and friends.
LODGE hall for rent. Central location.
Gail Atlantic 0e45 days. Webster 0ss3
evenings and SUNDAYS,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-04
Classified Advertising Rates

CLASSIFIED Advertising Rates
lse per line tcount six words TO Iine) day
isc per linz per day. 9 consecutive days
lbo per line per day. z consecutive day $
lao per limo per day, 80 consecutive days
No ads taken for less than a total OF 35e,
These rates apply either to the Daily
or Sunday Bee. All advertisements APP
pear in both morning and evening daily
INpers for the one charge.
CONTRACT RATES ON
APPLICATION
Want ads accepted at the following Of
fices:
MAIN OFFICE. 18th and Farnam SITS.
South Side. .4935 South cath St.
Council Bluffs. IN Scott 81:
WANT ADS RECEIVED BY PHONE AT
TYLER 1000.
THE BEE will not be responsible for
more than one incorrect insertion Of an
advertisement ordered for more than one
time.
CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS.
Evening Edition.. 40 a. M.
Morning Edition. .S:u0 r. NJ.
Sunday Edition. 100 p. M. Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
SPORTS
THRILLING BOUT IS WON
BY VETERAN GRAPPLER
Joo Turner Pins Shoulders of
Greek to Mat After z Hours
and 30 Minutes.

zoe turner, veteran middlcwoiph MT
wrestler showed last night at the
broadway Athletic Arena that his
knowledge Of the wrestling game
sufficient to, overcome the youti,
ana stamina OF man several years
ms senior. Turner defeated Charles
'"etroupolos, Il Greek wrestler, in n
match that lasted .wo hours and
,hirty-six minutes. before the first
iil! resulted
when the shoulders OF the Greek
fcst'u on the mat and referee Wood
az placed his hand upon the back
~ me victorious SraDplcr the match
rhuch. Before the affair started the
men hnd agreed that IL the bout
vent more than two hours and
neither secured Il fall. the first TO
I'm the shoulders of the other 10
the mat would be declared tho victor
turner secured the fall and won the
match. Joe used ii reverse double bar
'riniock TO throw the Creek
IN going two hourx and thirty-six
minutes before one OF the contest
anus secured a fan tho match broke
an records FOR Richmond. The match
pVoT"H To nc fast AID furious from
ne, start, and when II terminated
both Srapplcrs appeared worn out
as o result OF the strenuous work
saturday night the Greek will APP
near at the arena against "Bull"
Montana. former favoritc In Rich
mond.. Montana ut present is spend
lng mis- vacation In this section lie
II employed by motion-picture
company aud keeps IN condition by
working as a trainer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
JACK DEMPSEY APPEARS
TO BE GROWING RESTLESS

:, ATLANTIC, CITY. y. j., May 81
nShiinr, they trained the animals on
q restricted dict and allowed them
little or no water.
This produced the condition de-
"ir"d by the dog trainers. and with
ii q high decree OF fcrocity.
\ dog might ordinarily have "A
Pheasant canine disposition. but the
method Of training soon made IL IA
fierce as a tiger.
Prize fighters are something like
"a: pit dogs OF Old. in that their
u!nppsi'inns are gradually warped
Mile preparing FOR an important
wHy. o! course. but the strain is
sooner OF later tho fighter becomes
pecyish An actor goes through a
hlnilar experience after long and
tcHipuS rCh"arsala for big show.
= business man realizes the same
strain after wecks'of work on an
Important deal.
one Of lack Dcmpscy's strongest
CARBOHYDRATES IL his good nature.
cut % training he is nearly always
sunny nnd pleasant In training he
.Fchiunlly gots Il b:t IRRITABLE. or as
.Icdhy Hays, his trainer puts IL. hog
SO Gar, the champion has maintained
ms good nature. but ne himself says
be IS commencing 10 feel cccasIon;,i
flashes % frctfulrcss.
~ isn't the work 50 much as II
f. the waiting" says Jack II can
best describe my feeling before Il
fight az anxious want 10 get in
there and get IL over with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
CARPENTER SPENDS PART
OF DAY BOXING HIS COOK
,IRv I,nitnd Nnu.s1

NEW YORK. May 3l.-Tcn miles
walking and running over the daisy
fields and the rocky hclls Of Long
Island. about thrceuuartcrs Of an
hour Of physical Jerks In the old COW
barn and half an hour OF wrestling
with Henri Marcot. the best cook that
ever stopped II right cross with his
nosc-this was light training" for
Georges Carpenter today. And after
he finished these little musclc-bcnd-
crs. Gcorgic hobblcd up to tho
boudoir of Gu. Wilson. his trainer.
stretched ont on the rubbing table
aud had his hide slapped In the cxcr-
else known as rubbing
Tomorrow he will put In some
heavy" work for the usual Wcdncs-
day gallery. including a few rounds
OF boxing.
Henri Narcot. the chef. wigglcd out
Of his cap ana arron this afternoon
and took his medicine like a patient
with "a pint on prescription. Georges
maulcd and showed him around the
no, canvas OF the ring in the open
behind the barn and twice had tho
cNccllcnt cook more out Of tho ring
than in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
HUNDRED SETTLE TAXES
TO AVOID THE PENALTY

Several hundred citizens subjec; to
the payment OF license taxes crowded
INTO the Offices OF Commissioner OF
the Revenue Tresnon yesterday. the
last day upon which such taxes could
he paid without penalty. AMI kept the
augmented force or clerks busy far
INTO the evening. Policemen were de-
tailed TO keep order and TO prevent
congestion. Those who were assess
eel went Immediately to the office of
city Collector Huicc. whore they paid
their quota for the city. while the
office of the CITY Treasurer was also
crowded with citizens who had state
taxes TO pay. Those who were unable
t" settle yesterday will have 10 pay
AN added penalty OF per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
HOLD FINAL MEETING OF
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

The volunteer workers OF the Com
munity Recreation Association, who
nave presided over the play OF more
than 200 OF the city's children dur
ing the past school year. held their
maj meeting OF the season in the
American Legion headquarters, Bel
ridere and Main streets, yesterday.
Speakers who addressed the meet
ing wre Justice James Hogc Kicks.
OF the Juvenile aud Domestic Rela-
tons Court. who talked on play and
bciinquehcy. and Miss Anne Smith.
OF IN" School Of Social Work. who
nwcit on Play and Growth" T. j.
Harmhaus"n, director or the assocla
ton. presided III the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
MEDICAL COLLEGE ALUMNI
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR

The Alumni Association OF the Med.
irai College Of Virginia met in an
nua' session yesterday morning with
-" large attendance cc physicians, sur
s"ons and dentists from every sec
ion OF the state. The follow,n:; Of
'lccre weri elected:
hr. H. u. Stevenson. roano. prcsi-
cont: Or Harry i:ear. Richmond. ar5t
vice president: Dr. L.. &. Bird. Rich
nond. second vice president: DR.. Eli
sha iiarksdal". Lynchburg. third. vice
president: Or. Prcntiss -. Johnson
TaIcwcll. fourth vice pres idcnt; DR.
Greer liaughman. Richmond. secrc.
tary: Or. a l.. l. Winnc. Richmond
resistant secretary: Dr. Clyde T.. Ross
Richmond, registrar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01

is's. hoilermakcrs. biacksmiths. car
men, sheet metal and electrical work
"rs are cut cents per hour
photographers. station agents at
ron-t"icSraph stations. and tc,c-
phone operators. are cut } and cents
per hour.
WI signal department. employees re-
ceire a reduction OF from c to s ccn,.
per hour, ana all employees on rail-
road ferries. tugs, steam lighters. and
harEes are also given a decrca sed
monthly rate: train dispatchers re-
'"iEed an cent hourly reduction.
and yardmas'crs the same.
Thousands OF miscellaneous en-
pl"y"s. including supervisors. and
workmcn not classified are given the
same cut as those classes TO which
their employment is the most closely
analogous.
In summing up its reasons for
granting the carriers cuts. tho board
notes decrease in tho cost OF living
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
All! EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE

You can nov buy real EPSON salts
without the awful taste and nausea
by asking your druggist for a handy
package OF ''F:Dsonadc salts" which
looks and acts exactly like epson
salts. because it is pure epson salts
combined with fruit de-!vative salts.
giving 1t the taste OF sparkling lem
onadc.
Take tablespoonful in glass of
cold water whenever you feel bilious.
headachy or constipated "Epsonade
Salts" is the much talked OF discovery
OF the American Epson Association.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
Would Open Lombarsy s,r,c,

councilman j. r.. Rose announced
N'S'er"ay mat he would at the mex,
meeting of Common Council intro
duct an ordinance providing for ,,,.
opening OF I.Ombardy Street. between
Broad and Marshall streets. Mr.
Rose states that tho opening of Tn.
street a, this point will relieve a
situation which has impchcd prorrcs.
toward the manufacturing distric,
which is rapidly developing in tina,
section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
Judgment, for comnonwcnI,h.

Judgment for Sl.Gl5.37 was re.
Turned 10y jury in the city Circui,
cour, Yesterday in the suit OF tn,
Commonwealth Of Virginia arains,
r. l.. Ga;ewood and the National
surety Company. Gatewood was
formerly AN oyster inspector for the
state. and tn. money at issue !.
claimed aS due the Commonwealth
The defendant claimed there Was :,
Notwithstanding ns Ia rcsponsibiIity
for the amount stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
DECISION OF BOARD
TO AFFECT NEARLY
TWO MILLION MEN

men, hnEmen. and bargaEcmcn -,
PASSENGER service are cut SIS a month
:" 'r'ieh, service these classes were
reduced Ct cents per d.,y
''""rS. hrcmcn, ANA helpers In
passenger service ar, on, ,s a,,
per day. ana in frcigh, service 6,
cents per day.
Aaiht"nanc" OF way. structuror
and unskilicd forces are cur rom
IL to 10 cents per hour. Arnroxi-
inaiciy 100000 unsk!llcd railroad Ia :
n"rers receive a cut Of s l-2 cents nor
hour. These classes are bnrdcs, III,
hY The decision. because the decrease
~ the same amount they were raised
last year.
shop employees. includinc mach,r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
Noel ncconmI..Ion. clerks.

All the clerks and field deputies
attached to the Office Of the Collector
OF Internal Revenue in Richmond
were yesterday given another thirty
dhys lease on their positions. ColIec-
tor Noel having commissioned the en-
tire STAFF for another month. The
action means that there will be no
'shakc-up' in tho local Office for a,
least another month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
ucnr Federal I,c.crYc cn.r

The dale for tho hearing Of the
cas-" Of tho Federal Reserve Bank or
Richmond and the North Carolinn
state banks which refuse to accent
IN" par clearance system for thu
payment Of checks from without Tho
state under - recent act OF the Lcgis-
la,nrc. has been set for June 90 bv
Judge r.. Y. webb. Of III. United
Sta'cs District Court for the Western
District OF North Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
Richard. Rent. kumAun.

NEW YORK Mas Vincent
Richards. OF Nav York. today de-
.rat.d lch!ya Kumagac. proboblc
ip"mber OF the Japanese Davis cup
lesm. 'GI, G-I, in tho seminal NJ the
tern New York state tennis
nUionship tournament at tho
.>'uackassin Country club. Their re-
spcctivc rankings on the national
list are twelfth AMI fourth. The other
s"llihnal round has not been reached
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
FIVE

and decreases in wages for similar
Kinds Of work in other industries
Machinists. boilermakcr$ black
smiths and other craftsmen in shot,s
and r"undhouses are reduced s cents
an hour.
Photographers and telephone opera
tors are cut cents an hour. ~.
Clerks OF all kinds of two years,
experience or more are reduced 6
cents an hour. Those of less than
two years experience will be reduced
II cents an hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
rrnncr 10 send Tcnm Ucrc.

VAHI~. May 3l..-Thc FrcnCh tennis
federation has decided 20 send "A team
TO the United states To play Japan
there in the second round OF the COM
Ing Davis cup matches. The team
VIII sail from iiarve July -. II
NH BE- accompanied ny Mile suzanne
tcDE!"n. French woman Champion
not ms. member ~ the Davis cup
tcnm but as an added attraction on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
Young Hob rrt,.tmmon. victor.

NEWARK, y. j.. May 3l.-YounC
Ron f'itsImmons. son of the former
worlds heavyweight champion. de-
fcatcd Erminip Spalla. Italian heavy
weight champion. In a twcivc-round
bout here tonight. Fitzsimmons
weighed i7ii. pounds and Spalla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
TRUCKERS TAKE WEIRD
GAME FROM NORFOLK

PORTSMOUTH. VA. Nav 3,-1n
weird and loosely played game In
which both teams hit the ball hard
and ontn.' Portsmouth defeated Nor
10 to 10.
The BcOrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01

Portsmouth .........l50 40 I0x-l5
Summary: Two-basc hi,s-Viox
GiockSon. keilcrman. McQuinn. Voter.
Nermilyca. Home run--Glocksun
Sacrifice hIts-Maloncc. Kell.rnan
ana burke. Double plays--Burkc to
I.achy: Goosctrcc to Ecllcrmam to
Glockson. strike outs-Fromholtz. . /:
Benton. /; WARRIOR. 6. Bases on balls
Perfume. I: F'romhol;z. .; BENTON
q McGiough'in, !. Iii, batsman--
i'romh"ltz Taohy ,wir " VIM
ming pltchcr---f'romholtz. Time. 2:lo
Cmpires--Iiarpcr and westervcl;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
Charged Win s,,c,,i,r

X. .. Hurr"il. IS years old. 3UI East
6rac" street. WAS bailcd from the
First Polio" station yesterday on Il
charg" Of speeding
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-03-02

public sale on the Oehler farm south
of town, Wednesday. o. J. Hess was
auctioneer and VIM. Hunt Clerk. A
large crowd was in attendance.
At the Congregational church Sum
day evening the pastor, Rev. Suckow
gave an interesting illustrated lecture
on DR.. Vandyke's story of "The Other
Wise Man"
The Earlville American Legion Post
held the regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday of last week, at the Palace
Royal Cafe. various past times wer
INDUCED in and at late hour re-
freshments were served. The post is
planning to form a Woman's Auxill-
larry and will also give an entertain
ment soon to secure funds for the Or
ganization.