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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-12

ncl confusion over the similarity In the
n,,u- OF the capitol city and the count
SET ur jefferson countv. \ house Dill
-.L.;,ur TO minor amendments to the
Charles Town charter has been enacted,
and n motion to-day o: Senator toooeS
:hc yg." by which IN" senate passed Inc
m.aSure WAS RECONSTRUCTED and the house
-ruucstcd 10 return the bill. II IS plan
n.,l :" amend the Charles Town charter
Ltl So =, 10 change the name OF that
town 10 Charles CITY. Senator burr. OF
jefferson county. opposed the proposed
..lulngc and presented = lengthy petition
against 'hc suggestion from citizens OF
Charlie: Town.
Good Roads HsartnE.
Senator Mrtlarcn. chairman. or the
Ioint road committees Of tho t"H legls-
L,riyc bodies. announced tonight that
,hc last public hearing on the good
roads measure will he held wednesday
evening at 40. 1t vas stated that the
hI winch provides for tho expenditure
Of Tho SJo.hOo non fund created Tor the
construction Of highways. approved ny
tho people in the election last fall. Will
be reported out Of committee THURSDAY
mr. Eridny Of this week.
Political lines were sharply drawn IN
,hr house today fo7 the frs! time III the
present legislature on a oil hdNancei
10 third reading. which provides mat
INC governor shall appoint A Judge III
MinCo county to serve until an cI'ctio"
IN 1924. MinGo is normal! Ienocrati''
and the Democratic members OF Tue
house opposed the bill on III" GROUND
that Governor Morgan. Republican, VIII
undoubtedly appoint a member OF his
own party"
In debate on this measure james a.
Strothcr Of Mcdowell county openly
asserted that he would like to see a
REPUBLICAN judge on tho criminal bench
in Minso county for at least q Few
years"
The house. meeting tonight. confined
Itself to amending and advancing oiiiS
from second to third reading. with but
rrc .>rcntion. One r.caSurc. house bill
S20. relating 10 A high school In Nicho-
las county. passed by unanimous vote.
wv rIvYN-C CIT
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STATE CONSTABULARY
CONTINUED From Page one)
Harmcr Juhn&on. Morton. Polling ar
ShdCkIc!ord.
Tho Bills Provisions.

mariner. J"hh&oh. Morton. foiihS am
ShdCklc!ord.
The Bills Provisions.
The hi provides T"r IA Superintendent
at $1,000; drrGty. $4,000. "hict "l"rk.
s2.lh0. and tw" "'h"- 'c."rks with sui
"ri"% /" 20 fined b! III" board Of CONTROL.
-Four companies or p~latnons arr I" he
created. each with a captain at s.. 400: Il
lieutenant, 81 100; frs: sergeant. 3l.5on:
,iv" errgraniS. sl.%Sn each: eight cor
pnra =. sl.32n: no; loss than 80 nor more
than - p~rivmicS =; Sl.@nh each Hnn'r-
lhly DISCHARGED soldiers. sailors. ar mn
rinrs are 70 be given preference IN MAX
ING appo!ntmcnts
Other Bills Passed.
N.nr Other bills. S!x senate and three
house. werc passed IN the upper cham
ter to-day. There wns no senatorial ac-
non below the ;h;rd reading calendar.
SIS bills and on" joint resolution were
i,a>$rd IN tho lower house. one Of the
n"aNUrcs .aSs"d by the house originated
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\, s, INTERMEDIATES
ORGANIZE ny" TEAMS
Junior Department Indoor Baseball
Vol Under way-IndiAns Loom
Up a. Strong C~ontendsrs.

tn" high school Intermediate '!aSs
\. nc y. NJ. =. \. organized an .ndcHf
la >"ha i lea Eu- las night /" rum un'!'
n" Close OF SrhooI All the boys de-
c,drd on an lee Cream l"aGu" w!:h TN
numerals. Teiliugs. N"lrcts anu E'akHs
lu battle fer trst plaC"
Following are tho players and mem
ber> of III. different teams lmH"TIa'
-,'aptain. Shannon: Robinson. smith
Kregman. Woodward S~rnpo, FaroloS.
ky. TalljnCs-IaptIIn schwartz. S'ihy
~Lustsartcn. sherry. Smith. Robinson.
Vrlv-tS-Captain Spuri'r. f'nn"f!. -.
r:rk. I.arilcr. pobhS. W"-'S. BiaH"S -
Cartain KleyiS. Hartman. Frat .ia>e
SAILOR. HUFF HIff
In RI. .lur."r i"rar,ur"nr "~h'i" .
played thre" games. i"d.ln club" we
from tn" Mats. Tn. I'unl = '.s mad" Il
haul N their last ;nnlnS If piav AMI
beat the Weights. 6 l." :, Indoor b"
bal has taken h"!d ,j,S ,"Rr At IA
y" and "'c"' ,ia.~ ina has had rlS'
bali IS cn'huSla-,i" over IN" nai.ona
game.
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". \. S. TEAMS TO Be
BANQUETED TOMORROW
Girls and Boys Will Be Given Treat"
at Domestic Halls for worn
on Floor.

\ hannuci dn"S Mt only !H'!|A n
good ;inO FOR The teams tina: ar" n,IGg
Srr, cd as the guests r. ~" rnn ~
each season. hui tho faculty and CO.
workers. as wci, such - IN" case with
tho annual haskr,ha,I banquet &" II"
s,r,,! IN, hoy and girls 81 Wheeling
High S,h""' who sue >Sfuily ""t'nd-
ed Inc iLur,i- o. their ~cho"' N NC
courts las; season. a. ihr pome$t''
Science halls tomorrow night.
Members Of th" team and FACULTY.
have been ,rlt''d. auI ,h"s" VIII" hay"
assisted in the ~rrOcrcsS Of n" schools"
a,hl.,t,s W.. II" served The 'l""llon
-" "A ral,a:N i"r hn.t hr hoy and
x.~r>' r,>my NH 'ah. place. and also
the apro.ntmrnt or other nov officers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-12
PASSPORTS
U. g. Commishoner Conrad Has Re-
solved No Notice Of Change
in Law.

Since thc publication ~ a statement
made by The secretary Of state TO the
effect hat L was no longer necessary
for AN American citizen 10 obtain II
passport before going abroad. ther"
has been discussion among local people
Planning I" 90 abroad THIS summer
concerning the necessity OF obtaining
passports
l.. <. Commissioner John Conrad
when questioned OF tho matter. said
tia, the local Office had received n"
orders % tina; cn"ct and that al IN
formation -" hal ~ in"d ON III" SuhJc";
h." had gained from the press.
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MAN OUT OF WORK
ENDED HIS LIFE

Special lE<ratch to The InteN! E"n"rr
SlcubcnvIIlc. o. April H. Walter
Hurhey. -. Empire. O.. near here. W.
found hanging from n trr.. n y wool;
near his HON" ;his I~Ftrru""u. IL" IN J
h."n IL and CIT of work for some lin.
and ,Icsp"rIrn'. Coroner r. II. Kirk ron
der :, suicide verdict. IIughcy uas u
shoW boa cmp.oye.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-12
NNDELBERGERS MEET
FLORENCE ON SUNDAY
Pinch Run Aggregation Claims FIRST
CLASS Contender in Field This
SeaAon.

Next Suuiay afternoon tn" Nlni''
orc,r Of South Whe".n= Will az
tc,npt To lover TN" heavy SCUM" at 'h"
FLORENCE \. {. bats "n n" ltnch Itun
grounds. and return hon" with "a
sweeping victory Over N" nha" n.ne.
whIrn c."au"d up The valley IN local
C.rclcS las: year
Rar:i.H and BoundS az" both ready
20 TAX. th,:r tu-l OF II" mound IN Il
ttsh, place. and IN" South Sid"-s ar"
con,jdrnt that ;i.rl can hold the AeaNy
hitting &c IN" phIoan$ n check,
Amateur team N tn" on" valley
d. S:r:ng games with tn X nd"ih'"g"rS
az" requested :" -, III '"u'h "" !.
". Kind. berger. %>li Jacob street. "r
call Wheeling %tS% as soon as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-12
BOARD BILL CASE
W. ". Eel;is Will Get Hearing This
Afternoon in the Court Of Squire
Lee DoobB.

" w. \ci,.* vii, hc a-aignNI n
Squire I.c.. D"hh>' Ju~~;ic" court a. Two
.'ri"rh 'n.4 afternoon. charged WITH
jumping Il :"5 beard BIZ. Ne!,is was
served with n warrant. sworn gu: by
~. Mary Conner. yesterday by Con
stable MrNnhh. Thr c"rplLin.nS Wit
ness IN,s a. 1891 Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-12
SLIGHTLY BETTER
Hospital Attendants Note slight I'm
provement in MI. HArs'B Condition.

/, was announced AZ midnight that
nc condition cr Andrew Hare. WIN has
hcen critically II It n" Oh.o Vale?
GENERA hospital. was slightly improved.
Yesterday h.s condition was MOI so VOL.
and much apprehension Mas f.: hl his
mary friends. but he enjoyed n s.igh;
rally last even ng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-12
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE
DROPS DIAMOND GAME

Special Dispatch to The Int"liiEcnc"r.
McadVillc. Pa. April II I'll" Innate
here is unsuitcd 20 haschaN and Me-
.hrry has dropped u aS IN 'nt"r'ni-
lsgiate sport hut the 'iEh' trat"rn't'">
arc playing Il rnurG robin Of IS g;tIa"S.
inluGurntcd IA year and "arr."d
through with great interest.
The tennis schedule has not been
compIetrd but WI! no douh: ccu;a3u
the teams Allegheny usually play 5.
namely: Pitt. Tech. Geneva. ". and J..
Grove City college E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-12
BASEBALL MANAGERS
AND TEAMS NOTICE

Results OF baseball games PLAYED on
any DAY with tho exception of Saturday
", p" S;adly received by The "Interli-
ccncrr for publication. Scmi-pro. anna
eur ard junior games should be- Sent IN
o. called 70 Wheeling S2%-S2%. Sporting
Editor. between : and 10 :. m. EoA
ec"rfs and summaries are desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-12
GREB SCORES K. 0.

Toronto. ont. April 1l-Har-r Gr"o
OF Pittsburgh kun'k"l GU: Soldier Jones
Of Toronto III The fourth round Of a ;en-
uun bout n"rr tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-12
JOHNNY RAY AND
DUNDEE IN DRAW

PITTSBURGH Ia Arr. iI-Johnny Fay
Pittsburgh. amt Johnny DUNDEE" Ne"
York. lchtwclEh's. boxed = draw +"
tn":r ten r"urd bout h"r" Tonight. a.
cord.rg To Il. may"rir> II HI sport
writers at-ty~ rinGS'da.
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A SATISFIED worker is a good
worker. In baseball sadsfacaon
consists OF hitting SOC ant
drawing $4,000.


\ .rso-, ,,r..rs 20 l." ! fHel:nc among
,br bal, PLAYERS tina; Judge Lands =
,uni.-. 80 -. "~d'T> ~" UanaE'r* an"
'}nh ""n''> .nd. - Same. ~ ~,
."wn""- an" nS'..'7'' h., ,n,,
bah H.''>'r "h|' ." ~ hes5 -
ludA' Land " h,,.... g..
HaSH"ai Z" N",' u,o v,I ,onr.
Cus'"'n''!. '.h' 'vo w.;h nj
r'""''S' nr, -o< ,d.d they an II;
~
,s IN nn,ut. BAKE
ITaNN ,..,.d on In. r.-
H"H ~ ,~r,;fsL for reinstatement
irc" - 49, %sw YORK club-althouSh
srr i, no. C'ca-. as getting HA'i"1
bach wc"N'ns !. a',,r h.,io- H. :
u" uHr" >'F,.lf and IN. :ram
don" a. \ ~"
has q mn.n "'''' '"'" v.L-
Jug ,r,'"., ~ Isk.d cor .ntor;na-
on - 20 wy Fax ~. l. ON,
rad told ".r N" ';''""' ~.
GAata o: rs VT. she 'IS' MAJ "'
q ,uisCr.u needed Am - n''''
20 G"ue' ;:'t luG-" l-a""'> "'"" "AN-
r.ir,.a;cd HIM without 'H't"'f "'
m.'iry.
~ ,,,ro- rredfateiy go. on ms
80 II. look N. a,'i,ud" ~
n,,n,.,dAd bal. rInyr-. "Wha;
a.. bird "a ask me queS-
..
~ ,o,
Jl"-" '"'''N So ,,rs
M 'h3' Wa necessary ~ -,
one |" e.: am 'h' - "ru ~,
.iat Sake Is me,''E q 'HI p'"'' IA,
instead = t"1' ~" ca" "p,sN =,
Johnson !" "S' MS P~'' 800
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-12

Tonight Snuth Side -. Pr"trndsrS
l;4mh''-S = treat Northern postponed
to- Wednesday, night.
No matter what YOU want II Will save
YOU time and money to use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
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buy WAR SAVING STAMPS
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MusEE conHRc1ALL TEN PIN

IrnlEh'--inn. A. e vs.. J0kers.
[. Dairy No. 1 ~. Tailcnders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22

NORTH END SPECIAL
", ooo---A strictly modern bungalow
home living room across front
frepiscei fine oak floors In tivins
ana dining rooms : light bed
rooms; fun cabinet kitchen with
breakfast nook. cement basement,
furnace. laundry trays. fouth
front. level lot to alley. one block
To cara $1,000 cash aud ets per
month on balance. Phone North
oEo. A. SPENCER a co,
lsoo ". 18th. Corner Burke Ave.
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53T.60--s-ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
in fine condition. s5f3 18th ave.
=. o. HOLLAND. SIS n r. Dlk.
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ACRES
Clearing ready for
garden; on main road
near Kent: fuel wood.
1900: pay 60 monthly.
10 ACRES
Good land: easy drive
OF seattle. fuel wood.
$3.50: pay $40 monthly.
&. II. DTBBLE
ss New York block.
BONE BUY, THIS--2o ACRES FINE
soil on good road. good little
house; enough timber to pay for
IA with good market; viii sell for
1880, any kind OF terms.
Move right in--10 acres level land.
X acre strawberries. 500 rsspber.
rIes: small house Furnished. all
tools. well, pump; on good road
MERRITT REALTY co.
72i New York Bik,
40 ACRES: ti.70o: $500 CASH
Located close to snohomish; good
loan soil part sub-irrigated;
fenced; only hair mile 20 school.
grange hall. station. This is a
i. VAN -ARsDALE 4 co.
1912 Third Ava
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O. run sAIA-AuveMonIl.rs
WE DON'T ASK

WE DON'T ASK
A CASH DOWN PAYMENT
II 10 the truth. A real opportunity
10 select an automobile from this
long list OF "NsNewcd Cara" Ne
can act teGether on the terma. be-
cause We are ready to listen To
anything within reason.
Don't mistake this offer. These are
not no-eaiied secondhand cara.
They are In good mechanical con.
ditien. They have been renew 81
by expert mechanics. and We defy
Yoa 70 tell some Of these from
brand new.
Cole Aero Eight.
liutck touring
HupmeblleA
Hudson speedster.
oidsmobiie tAght 9.
REQ sedan. 1890.
bort touring.
REQ SpesdwagonA
Ford deliveries.
Dodge delivery. 3
And about sso.oos worth Of other
renewed automobiles that must be
sold this week. We rauet make
room for new cars. This Is your
gain and our iona
There 10 q large showing TO select
from. ana whats more. you are
doing business with an old estab-
iished and substantial firm Not
fiy-by-ntght or eurbstoncr, We
have q reputation TO maintain ana
future TO protect that's why this
10 sach an unusual opportunity.
and why you take no chances.
caii ana Sec Us
UNITED MOTORS co.
Renewed Car Department
isse-ss Beiievue. bet Pike ana Pine.
THE HOME OF THE
cOf.t.-REo-pOk
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We have a dandy b.room bungalow.
on q corner lot ioox2Oo feet. with
garage chicken house and wood
thed. fine Lawn and bearing fruit
tress. This isss eosy place, desir-
able 20 live In. ana a real bargain
a. 1890, You can buy this for
tsoo cash and the balance like rent
tssp
rlREa1DE REALTY CO
sif-if New York nik. Elliott ssss.
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FARM LANDS
THE BEST
~ THE CHEAPEST

THE BEST
~ THE CHEAPEST
We have some OF the very best.
closest in
BERRr. FRUIT AND GARDEN
LAND
soil has been anaiysed ana approved
by state exvcrss. Samples ~ soil
are In our office. Right on PAVED
HIGHWAY and best OF uanspor-
tssion.
We had al sesss. All cleared and
piowed. and have sold IN trsr,s OF
A-srrs 70 : arrve 10 70 Salts
FLED PuncHAsEnS all Of whom
make dessrabis n-,sheors some
have erected paying business
on. , so.yhs I acres and then took
A r,as community to live In; good
school
Will SELL ANT SIZE TRACTS
TELL Us WHAT rou WANT
and n you wish us to do 90. We
WILL BUILD ron rot
Al the lowest possible terms. thus
making . gvod economical
SUBURBAN HONE
See Ia rfrst-------------ste Ss Soon
sourRE INVESTMENT co.
tsf Empire Bldg. Main Jits.
CANADIAN PK5'TfC FY. LAND
{. eoh. 900 acres ~ fertile prairie land.
ready for ths plo~. q, an .ssrsgs
rflss q ~ sst ,,,.,-S ,sy y ,,.,
Z ya~rs Also ,heu..na. % ssrs.
Of rich irrigated Alfalfa lard at
nc ssss. per s:osc c loan sss's ss, impres..
sn~ntr rsekss u essy for you 20
Start with small capital We tssue
iow rates 10 Alberta rcs maps
n. ss:,", r.s .s s ss . :s'y .s e
pIcn~sr mig Main 1850.
ssbs cAsH-y2so YEAnLY
is acre.. q e,.s r~A. - bearing trees.
T-roorn bouse, good barn. = chicken
houses , wells. mile 20 Cfsnit.
Pals: exchange considered. Elliott
w s. robson co, ,ss Marion 81
HERES THE FARM. ON SALT
water: not on an Island. within 70
miles % Tacoma: les than a quar-
ter mile of possofrsc~. shipping
point. FHr fraNN ny e1tts 81 s'f~r
s, yss ZOO low ss' BANK NOT s'si rsn
dwelling. barn. rart Of land clear
Cd. rrtc~ e3.s0o, 81. Gee cash; VIII
sell On sight. CHARLES SoAfsRS
COMPANY, Alaska building.
iii krRES. 40 cLEARt.p. NEAR
REQUfM. Ci.Aii-AM COUNTY
Aiso whatcom county 90 hcrcs. IL
cleared. on paved highway. fair
bundingr. we'll improved district.
tIoe cash will handle either place.
lTraie consf6~red) Elliott tsse.
W. g ROBINSON co. go Marion 81
WHATCoM COUNTY
20 acres: improved; finest loan bot
toni no overflow; elegant berry
land. $1,000; good terms. Might
take aome trade. Exclusive With
y. u. CLARK
tHfs Third Ave. Elliott s7ss.
$40 ACRES. GOOD BUILDINGS.
water piprs In the house. stock.
fruit. grain and timber land. Str-
vens county: trade for ranch or
city property. Elliott $3.50.
w. 81 kpnfsOS CO. s23 Marion ST.
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sTUCKs AND BONDS

- STOCkS AND BONDS
WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL.
as Alaska steamship Co.
rs Wood Cork of America
rs Fufreii Car Coupler.
100 Simpler Auto wheel
2eh Rothert Process steel
400 Jack Knife Windshield.
500 Universal High Power.
400 Western Smelling a Power.
1000 Columbia Red Metal.
1000 Forks Drilling.
1900 Forks OIL.
MAX wrNKI.ER
sis Union st Elliott $50.
WILL. RUY 1 TO 10 SHARES OF
King Airship stock. Phone Elliott
23s4, or call MIR. Smith. 1895 L. C.
Smith bldg.
100 DAVIS CAR AT IS Cent?
A-bi. Star.
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. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
sAwMrrI. NEEDS MEN

SAwMrLL NEEDS MEN
A well established concern needH
two men who can invest $1,000,
with services, on special
profit sharing basis. VIII pay
from 50 to So per day. and your
profits on your Investment
Will be about $3.50 per month
Money TO be used for logging
equipment. which will cut the
cost Of logging about sos.
Mil will cut from 10000 TO
10000 per day. and have a good
Your Investment IN fully Sc
cured and your profits guaran-
teed. see Mr.. Potter at III
Seaboard Bids. 9Th ana Pike.
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SNAP HOTEL BUY
A CLASSY LITTLE MODERN
HOTEf>--Vcry center corner lora
ton. free steam heat and water
Included In your rent; ti.7eo will
handle: a nicely furnished house.
Bee Mr.. Whelan.
ROBINSON co.
Gil seaboard Bldg. Main see
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Ie7 CARD OF THANKS

fe1 CARD OF THANKS
WE HEREBY WISH TO EXTEND
our thanks TO our clients for their
floral offerings and for their kind
ness and sympathy shown during
the long niness Of our departed
friend. Mr.. and Mre. II. Heigcsen
and Family.
les LOST RELATIVES
DORM CENiSEY--cAf.L MOTHER.
2ias ftrrt ave- Room :. Phone
Main 1887.
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10 FOR Observation-Disclosures
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ACREAGE


HItltIsf IMPROVED
ssry be-, soii " fseins q ias s III
eiesred. small house. chicken
house. good barn: we'll water. 90
bearing fruit trees, acrss In
strawberries. hsaors In rsspbef.
fies gnd other small fruit all
good. and close IN. here is your
chance. 1890. tf.boo cash.
10 acres. oiaiia. wash: 4 acres bot
tom land. 4 acres cleared, 4 acres
fruit trees. variety plenty wood (.
acres In strawberries. Groom
soluble constructed house. newly
painted and eaper~d. cement base
ment. good well. gas engine
water piped TO all buiidings hot
ss enc ss'a hosss sss 80 is irsi esms.
first served. A big snap. tz.loe.
ti.2Vo cash.
acres south Of town. facing good
soss s', .oi fg.s sood s. sS,ss c s'ss,
s.reon ROOD house. shed and bie
chicken house, good we'll water.
only one hours drive from town.
tasoo. half cash
acres Pert Madison, water front;
very best OF soil. all cleared. 100
bearing fruit trees. s-roorn double
constructed house and one 7-roosn
house. also double constructed.
good well. ? large chicken houses
70 care Tor 1000 chickens. has fins
view all over; no bluff. nice
sandy bcich. Party must sell 90
account ~ sickness, 1880. half
cash. balance 10 suit
AtsEN-s SEXTON co.
f1io flrst Ave. Phone Ri. tstT.
A LITTLE FARM IN THE CITY
400 ACRES % fine Land. close IN.
sub-divldsd into acre ana half
acre tracts. with streets and city
water 10 each tract
See our oempiste DEMONSTRATION
ACRE. With chieksna b~rsiss.
WAY y6wp ckSS bo on ss. .s ssrs ys ~
good land
A f.w ,rse,s improved with small
VERY EASY TERMS
PUGET MILL co. uL~nd pspt)
Call AZ our Branch orfies % 4 W.
snd spokane ave Take Fauntlc-
coy. Alkl OF West Seattle car. Oct
off at Pigeon Point We'wiii have
you on the land IN five minutes.
Open hnndaya Phone west go.
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Marty 10000 women In Now
York state paid tax on 1919 incomes.
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8, FOR sAI.E--wATERFROST
PROPERTY

20 acres Of very good berry and
poultry land. near Bangor. on
beautiful HOOD CANAL: faces on
main county road: sswmIii: lots OF
clans. hunting and fishing.
CLiFFORD LAND co.
CT Third Ave. Elliott 1891.
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sh-AchE HNAr
pusnO and tank, good oe,sslid :
inssi family orchard; only 30 min
doch: good boat service ana Be-
loan soil. balase. l. candy loan,
which IN ideal for berries and
poultry ,.,,i Owner .,,, woisg Ess AT; and q
ta.too, on very. convenient terms.
Call Mr.. nrowder,
1919 THIRD Ave. Mair 7sss.
A RARE BARGAIN
io.AcRE RANCH ss.75o
building. aiene are worth the mon.
sy: land nearly all cleared. sroom
ouble-constructrd house, web,
outbuildinpa. some fruit ana bcr.
RES: ideal for poultry. garden. bcr
ry and fruit farm: on good road.
elo~e 70 Seattle. Owner must leave
ana has made deep cut IN price for
quick male. VIII make terms. 4os
frary BidE.
CHEAP ACREAGE
Fsfteen acres near Lake Tapps,
about five miles eoutbrast OF Az
burn. Good upland soil: lies well
and IL easily cleared. good chicken
and berry land. Price $500 cash.
rTREsrpE REALTY co.
n<si7 Now York Block. Ell 1898.
~ acres soil that will produc- abun.
dainty. recently logged off and five
miles from Mount Vernon and
close 10 email town: paved road.
schools. next door 10 large ranch.
Price 81 400. Terms.
n. c, rErERs, TIC Third Ave.
sPRiNGTfME SACRIFICE = ACRE.
fine home site. facing right on Ed
fnonds pavement. your own terms.
direct from original owner. Aiso
v acre. Capitol b7is,
ttbo--HALf- ACRE TfLAcTs
South End of city: level. city water
and light $50 cash. tlo month.
Ownet, as Railway Eschsnse.
is-AcRE RANCH. GOOD uUIt.D-
tngsi $500; terms. also five lots
$40 each. Who wants themf Ad-
dress A.ts, The Star.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-10

Babe Ruth coualcd his worlds rec
ord of "a home runs yesterday and
helped New York administer a IA
to-5 defeat to Philadelphia at Phila-
delpha.
Ruth did not get his ffty-fourth
homer last season until September 20.
1t was gotten in Philadelphia with
keefe pitching and one man on base.
Ruth is now, therefore, twenty days
ahead of his 1920 worlds record. His
next homer, which may come today
or any any, will be new world
record.
No human has ever even approach
ed the new mark set by the super
Slugger Babe.
Yesterdays tying smash was his
157th home run of his seVcn-year
major league career, another world
record
The nearest approach to this total
is held by Gravy Cravath, formerly
of the Phillies, and now manager of
the Salt Lake club in the Coast
League. Cravath piled up a total OF
III home runs during his nine years
in the National League.
Babe Ruth started his professional
baseball career with the Baltimore
club of the International League il
1914 as a pitcher, coming from St
Mary's College, where his great feat!
Of driving the ball attracted the at
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-10

About the middle of the Nineteenth
century kerosene was used in lamps
instead Of whale oil, lard, olive oil OF
some other such OIL The change was
the result Of the development Of the
wells in the United States