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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
V|RC|N|A'S WHEAT YIELD
: CUT BY SPRING FROsTs
Crop in 1921 Will BE IO,5:s5, 900
Bushels, According to Bu-
rcau's Estimate

NirGinia's wheat yield in 1927 will
be- 1885. zoe bushels. from an acreage
Of $4,000. according TO Il statement
issued yesterday 10y The bureau OF
crop Estimates. United States Depart =
mcnt of Agriculture. The forecast for
the United States is 2a.2S7 600 bushels
The crop in the Old Dominion will
be per cent less than the final cst!.
mate for 1920. due In large measure
TO tn" frost and dry weather during
April.
The creates; decline ia the condi-
ton OF Virginia wheat has occurred
IN the Shenandoah Valley. which is
the largest producing section OF tho
state. The freeze of AprIi II and -
which caught tn. crop in u very ad
Nanccd state. followed hy the long dry
spell damaged the crop considerably
IN this section The best conditions
ar" reported in the cNtro;n" South
west. although here there was some
damage from frost in "arly sown
crops.
Spring blowing is more advanced
than usual due To the favorable
weather and Improved Labor supply.
ON May II is estimated that ST per
cent of the spring blowing had been
finished. compared with - per cent
last year. Planting AMI s"tdiur have
MAD" excellent progress ON Nav !,
about 10 per cent OF the corn crup had
been planted. In general. - per cent
of MI planting had boon finished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
LIVE STOCK MEN GATHER
HERE FOR SHORT COURSE

The short course FOR co-opcrativo
live stocck mnrk"tinE. which IL now
being held ut Murphys Hotel by the
United States Bureau Of Markets. the
Extension Division OF Virginia. the
county agents and livestock cN-
chanEcs. cooperating with the Divi-
sion uE Markets. WAS we'll attended
yesterday by representative from
many counties OF the state.
The norninS was given over TO
the visiting OF the t"!ou stock Yards
and Inspecting the grading and
classifying OF the different classes Of
hoEs, sheep and cattle. The visit
WAS made under the leadership of
4. y. RurmciSte:, OF the United States
Bureau OF Markets. WASHINGTON.
The afternoon session was held
IN the parlur OF MGrphy's Hotel. q.
W. koincr, Commissioner OF Agri-
culture. suol. ON the need for or
gani2atiom among the farmers and
the great benefit to be derived there
from. Il. y. k"ithly. ageu; in mar
koiing, OF the Department OF NSri-
culture, spoke on the possibilities of
co-opcrativc marketing OF live stock
in Virginia.
Information on tn" work OF co
operative livestock shipping in Ia.
Central West was given 10y y. J,
rrosprr, of Chicago, John Il. Hut
ChcSun. director OF extension. Blacks
burg Va, spoke on Co operative
Market. Il Necessity"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
LOSES FIGHT FOR LARGER
DEMOCRATIC COMMIT TEE
MISS Fiark's Plea Nets Only One
additional Vote From City Body.
Fixes PRIMARY Fees.

i'iSrcEardinE - plea presented ny
MISS Adele Clark. associate member ~
TIA" CITY Democratic Committees IN,
committee last night adopted u plan.
hAinE the superintendent FOR repre-
Scntat!un on this body AZ ono mem
Der 10 every 500 votes caei In the
las; general election. This plan leaves;
the membership OF the coinmitt.. Il;
It's present number. the only change,
being one less member from jefferson
Ward and one moro from I.sy.
Miss Clark pleaded for u larger APP
pnrtioumcnt. The vote on her motion.
however. wac largely. against her.
there hcing hut two Svotcs for the
proposition. those of Miss Clark and
Committeeman Frank Jones. uc Jcmcr-
son Ward
Under the pew apportionmcnt th,.
membership from the four wards will
be: Jefferson. 6: Madison. Il. Clay. s.
members. IN" committee agreed TO
uSscss all candidates FOR the Office :,
fee OF 81. which must bc paid on or
before noon on June >. Ia order I"
cover the expenses OF the primary. the
committees determined upon 4 system
of fees. based upon per con; Of tn"
approximate income from tn" various
offices for the first year Tn" fees
figured upon this haeiS are: city
Treasurer. commemorative Attorney,
liigh Constable. city Sergeant. Com
missioner Of tho "Itcvcnur $50 each
Sheriff $T5; Justices Of the pr:Icr, s.
House of Delegates. $40. Chairman
John VI Purcell stated that he cN-
pcctCd all candidates Lea file their NO
tees with him on OF before June >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
JUDGE WADDlLl REVERSED
IN POWER COMPANY CASE

Funds diverted from the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company by
the Virginia Hallway and Power
Company should hc applied L. the
payment of uchcuturc bonds al the
Former company according ~ AN
opinion handed down yesterday 10y
the United states Circuit Court OF
Appeals. The opinion rcvcrSvS Judge
Wahdill, OF the United states Dis
triCt Court.
In the opinion handed down ycstcr-
day. being the Bankers Trust Com
pany, uf Nov YORK, ANA Thomas
D'Conuor and dthcrs against the Nir-
ginil Railway ana Power COMPANY.
Judge Waddill maintained that tn"
money could not he recovered he
cause IT," time which tn" law al
lows had expired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
GOOD GRADES OF TOBACCO.
BRING FANCY PRICES HERE

There we're fairly good breaks OF
tobacco at the Richmond warehouses
Yesterday. tn" OFFERINGS % suu-cur,d
leaf HEEr"vatinE about $4,000 pounds.
These offerings consisted mainly of
GOOD and sound leaf and tho bidding
was spirited som" of tho grades Scor-
ing tho best prices OF the season.
There Will y" $40 sales today OF to-
morrow. but good breaks ar. expect
ed for Friigy. larger, perhaps than
those q: yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
JUDGE WATKINS DEFINES
SLOGAN OF ROTARY CLUBS

That the real slogan of Rotary is
not service" hut Fellowship and
Comradcship was pointed out by
Judge II II. Watkins. of Anderson,
: C.. a, the meeting of the Rotary
club 1T the Riehmond Hotel last
night.
This expression was received With
appluuS. hy the $50 RotNriauS pros-
cnt. and judge Watkins went ON 10
point out many incidents which had
come under his personal observation
as judge of tn" United states District
Court of south Carolina. lie Said that
fellowship ana comradcShip p1rtivu-
larly as they relate to boys amt
young men, were Ia" outstanding in.
struncuts through which voting men
arc brought into the Str.iN.lt path
toward good citizenship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11

MAY :. wall he observed rs National
Hospital Day. when all hospitals
those In Virginia will kcCN open
house 40 that our people generally
may know the work that Is being
for our sick and for the unfortunate
among US.
1t Is with great pleasure that |
commend tho observance of National
Hospital Day. and suggest that our
rcopl" visit the hospitals and the
nurses schools on that day To tn"
end that general interest may be
awakened In their laudnblc efforts.
which are worthy of tho uudcscrvch
support OF the community"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

old Dominion tennis tournament.
country club of Virginia, 1880
y. NJ.
Advertising Club, Richmond Io-
tel. T. NJ
Church Day. Seventh street
Christian Church. II \. NJ. to Q
l., VI.
RE Ia IN onG chapter. United
thutht'rS OF C"niodcracy, II
y. NJ
Baseball. Tahn. kora ~. Church
ilili Athletic club. boulevard
Field. $50 J.. NJ
bcper Mission. Grace Church
Parish House, u, NJ.
Central Trades and Labor Coun-
ell. Arcade EuiIding. \ l.. NJ
For plays. soc "Thcatcr Gallon
dnr" on EDITORIAL Page,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
saunders Conrcr. Win Wallace.

w. Conway saunders, manager of
The Virginia state Fair. is in Wash
ington. for conference with Sccrc-
;ary of Agriculture II. T. Wallace
relative |" the government exhibit at
the i?2l fair. Mr.. saunders Viii com
plctc arrangements for all IN. State
fairs belonging To the International
and American Association. and IL is
expected that the new exhibit Will
contain many novel fsHturcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
GOVERNOR DAVIS URGES
HOSPITAL DAY OBSERVANCE

tt,ar,y Endorsement OF National
hospital DAY. which is tomorrow
Was made Yesterday by Governor
Ncstin"r"iand Davis in "A statement
IN which u" urged that III" people
OF IN" state visit til" various In
Stitutt"ns IN order that they might
observe ia" workings of them.
Governor Davis statement reads :
In order that tho public may be-
com" better acquainted with tho
scope Of hospital service. Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11

Il = and Roy Williams hoth white.
and Robert Brown. coiorcd. arrested
toy prohibition enforcement officials IN
piNwildir County. We're ordered hrld
for the grand Jury when they were
given "a preliminary hearing Ers'or-
day rcforc United states commits
sioucr Fclgcnhcim"r. They wcro re-
leased ouiSl.OOO hail each. Fifteen
hundred gallons al mash and & GUAM
tity of liquor was destroyed when the
MIN WIS mnh..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
ia Have .>y.runr..s Wedding. :,

y wedding III which the bride and
groom and all Ia" participants ar"
mon, viii hc held in the SUNDAY school
room OF laurel street Methodist
church tomorrow night at o'clock.
THIS is q clever entertainment. fun OF
humorous situations. The men Will
hc ccsrumcd as women. y small ad-
mission fee will he charged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11

j. y. lliilman. secretary to the state
Board Of Education, Il well known
Methodist layman, Will conduct the
mid week s"rvic" At Laurel stree;
Methodist Church tonight at s
o'clock. The pastor Rev. J. L.
l.aughton, viii assist Dr. Colonna. the
presiding elder. in Il special service
at Decatur street Methodist church
at the same hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
snlc for nclrcut for The sirk.

IN, E0troat Tor INC SICN VII 70
.crivc tn. entire proceeds Of a rum
mage sale to- bc conducted Friday and
SATURDAY. a., 81 East Main Street. 10
wrcu Inc hours OF 10 \ NJ and t..
VI. Mrs Callic Tcmul" VIII he chair
man 10 receive and sell articles. DO
nations may he sent here either day
.f,..-v.aD these hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY
OF s0UTH's HEROIC DEAD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Saunders Dcli,.
rrs Eloquent Address at ENrr-
Ciscs Held In Oukwuod.
PLACE wREATHs ON GRAVES
Confederate Veterans Ride In Pa.
radc Formed at ST. Johns
thurch-.Judgc Richardson Pre-
sides at Ceremonies.

Memorial services for the 2o.o0o
Cemetery were held yesterday after
noon The exercises were held un-
der the auspices OF the Oakwood Me-
mortal Association. Mrs {. W. Massir
was chairman OF nrraur "mcnta.
In the morning, members OF the
association met In the cemetery and
decorated tho rravcs uf the fallen
heroes with flowers aud wrcaths
fariands for the decorations were
prepared by the women OF thu assoc
citation.
Preceding the exercises AT ,a,. Gem
ct"ry. II parade. forming at ST Johns
Episcopal Church. marched to the
stand where the exercises wcrS to
take place. Tho lin" of the parade
mad on its holiday attire. AID houses
along the route were raily decorated
with the flags of the Conf.dcracy and
the stars and stripes intcrmiurling
Tho curhinss were lined with pcopl.
out 1" pay tribute to the defenders
OF the southland.
Mounted Police Lead rnrndc.
Heading tn" parade wor" the mount
cd police. followed by the Richmond
il"witz"rs' battery with their modern
Held pieces. The John Marshall High
school cadets in he full dress uni
form were next in line. ana they were
u
ORGANIZATIONS including the veterans
of the r. T.. Lee camp. Confederate
Veterans.
Colonel John r. Saunders. Attorney.
General of Virginia, was the speaker
OF the occasion. lie delivered AN clu-
qucnt address. stirring the old sol
dicre who heard him TO high cnthusj-
assn as he praised the work of tn"
great Confederate leaders Lee and
Jackson.
Especially thrilling was his tribute
to "Stoncwall" jackson. the great
stratcEist of the Southern forces. the
annivcreary of whose death was he.
ing celebrated yesterday. ON May To-
1868. this renowned leader made the
supreme sacrifice, after having been
shot down by his own men at Chan
ccllorsviilc.
Saunders Praises Womcn'S Work.
The women Of Richmond who have
worked so INCREASINGLY TO keep alive
thoughts OF the dead who sleep In
oakwooi also came in FOR q great
Forty-tivc wears have passed since the
women Of Richmond first laid ilowcrs
on the graves of these mon and since
then they have annually kept a!iyc
this custom.
.Iudr" David {. Richardson. of lIust-
inrS Court, presided az the crrc-
monies, ANA Rev. Z. {. Sublctt. rector
OF ST Johns Episcopal Church de-
livcrnd the invocation. Governor and
Mrs. Wcstmorcland Davis We're in at
tendance.
The exercises We're closed with the
firing OF thirteen gums by the Howit-
2crs' battery and the blowing of taps
by huGlcrS OF the John Marshall cadet
corps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
NEWS OF INTEREST
IN WATER TRAFFIC

Captain I.iEhtncr. ono Of the oldest
rivermcn in this Section. and widely
known. has received Il clipping which
will be of deep interest to all concerned
with water traffic. Captain LiGhtner
is night clerk NJ the Stamm Hotel. and
although retired from river service Ncar~
ago. still continues TO keep in touch
with happenings of interest on WatrI-
ways.
Concerning the New Orleans Indus,
trial Canal and Inner llarbor. now near
ing completion and representing an out
lay of S20.000.000 Walter Tarkur, gem
eral manager OF the New Orleans ASSo>
purposes Of the canal. said in part. at :,
Orleans:
by controlling the rise and fall oF
the Mississippi river, the canal makes
possible the opening of lateral canals.
basins. slips and harborS thr"uchout
so. 900 aces Of now Unused lands WITH
in the city.
The frontage on tn" river harhor of
New Orleans is all publicly owned and
cannot be leased to business enterprises.
The canal frontage can hc leased, thus
attracting business capital III a large
way for the creation of new facilities.
ultimately there undoubtedly Will he
opened Il deep straight channel from the
controlled waters of the canal - tho
Gulf of Mexico. Port economists say
New Orleans Inner IIarh0r facility Is
tR real key to the commercial and i'll
duStrial economy Of the Mississippi val
ley"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
RIVER NEWS

The steamer Senator Cordill arrived
in Yesterday morning from the Smoky
CITY. She carried u very large cargo and
after taking on additional freight at the
local wharf departed at IN O'Clock for
Charleston. making all waypoint stops.
The steamer Leroy departed yester-
day morning at 1l:S0 o'clnck. loaded TO
the guards with shipments for New
will arrive back at the local wharf late
this evening on her return trip.
The Helen r.. arrived in AT o'clock
last evening from New Matamoras. She
waS loaded to the guards with ship
mcntS for local dealers. amongst which
was Il large shipment Of live stock 1or
local dealers. She will leave this morn
ing at 1880 o'clock on her return trip.
The General Pershinl: locked late
last evening with very heavy cargo
from Charleston. After unloading some
Of her freight 1T the wharf she de-
parted shortly after midnight FOR Pitts
burgh and waypoint stops
The steamer Liberty will arrive in this
morning at 10 o'clock from GAINESVILLE.
and after taking on addition freight
will leave for the Smoky city.
The General Wood will dock at the
local wharf at o'clock Thursda even
ing from Cincinnati enroute 10 Pitts
hurgh. She was expected In yesterday
hut on account Of being held up she is
hunning late.
4 stage of II feet Of water and falling
slowly was registered late last evening
at the local wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
PAVING CAR TRACKS.

toss ami pitn. ruuir3C'nr>. were hu~\
Yesterday uutiL' lHl ing -. IN" C"nrr"r
haS,. between thr south bound rails u'
the Wheeling TraCtinn company tracks
ON North Main street Whll" This woI X
was going on all cars wrY" run north
and south on The north hruMd track
THIS caused a it'll" confusion but ia"
contractors are in hopes "r having this
work finished within a ,"upl" O. ia! =.
providing the weather. permits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
Bachmarn Makes Statement.

In regard to ia" theft - aut"m"h:i :
Prosecuting Attorney Carl -; Harnnnnn
states that IN" IrnCtIc" * h"'"'ninG "'I
too common ~ Obi" county,.
Il do not rrupuS': /" hrr"" To IL" r. .
lease Of a prisoner on less Than $2.t''h
bond in any ";>" in whi"h the theft ~
an auinm"h.l" la h'''n charged. sail
tn, prosecutor.
The Stat"n,.n' waS mad" When M
cas-" az less SwI""r. charged VITA
<,r:i!in; an ;tUt"m9hir from w. j.. l'""-
rim. was called in criminal court ,y">t'"-
day morning. TN" pruS"Cdtin@ att ~.
MY refused :" AR" 10 In" r'Ir' =
mad" 10y Attorney y, !. Porter Tat
Swagcr'S bond h" reduced from $2."".'
To $i.uUn.
Swagrr was arrested II Wa!larc. "
Va. last week. by the MaEAing'"N r"iI""
\, tho ;im" Of his arrest ii, vas 'lrviUI
an uaklnIpl roadster. SAID /" belong I"
Mr.. II rr!n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
MRS. CALVIN To
SPEAK TONIGHT
WILL ADDRESS PARENTS AND ALL
INTERESTED IN EDUCATION AT
THE HIGH SCHOOL
woman's Clubs Endorsed Deans For
All Girls in All High Schools
OF the State

Mrs Henrietta CALVIN. 4 member Of
tl,, federal hurria .; "durat!"n. viii 'ad-
dress Il meeting of tn" parents Of tn"
children of the city schools and general
public at tn" high school auditorium at
\ u'clock thlS evening. Mrs. CALVIN viii
discuss the work OF dean "i girls
and supervisor Of physical 'hur:ilon
among TN" high school grad" purI!S. IL
is understood that tn" appointment o.
Surh AN officer j. being considered by
the board o: education Of this city.
All thoS" who ar" Interested IN ed
ucatiun ar" urged Ia attend the meet
ing tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05

the auspices OF Circle No. !, LadieS ot
the G.. \. r.. occurred last evening 4.
the Elks' club. with large NUMBER OIL
local music lovers in attendance An ca
ccllent program was oHereo' VII" nv
VOL known New York artists. Bernardo
DIshansky. baritone: LILLIAN Tringl"'
.c.Irj.,. and Florence Brink ham. pianist.
taxing prominent parts Th" sam" re-
,.irai vii! bc offered again tonight. 1T
Tho SAM, Mace. and an ever more sue
.,.sSrul event - anticipated 10y those
>prnS"riuE tn" presentations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
About People
Movements Of Individuals To Ana
Prom The Ctty.
AT THE HOTELS.

Roger-C. {. Steiner. Pittsburgh: l.
J. Never. New MartinSri!t"
Mclure-,larenrr Wis.,. cameron;
John Yock, Philippi: ". II. Smith.
Clark&burg: Mr. and Mrs. y, W. Kent
per. Weston: y. Barry. Huntington.
Hindsor-M. NJ Nicely. t'a;rm"nt; l..
Rollins. Charleston; T.. f.. RAuSch'
Pittsburgh.
stamm-,'. VI. Stone New Martins
will. Mss Ruth Maxwell. Hiu"ti"id: X.
Nashh;ndrr. harrisburg: y. -. W"f".
Fa!rm"ut: NJ. T.. Efaw. Mann'nston'
Mrs. H. t. krikcr and children. "'
Wr,lSburg. were TN" guests OF Mrs. u
W. Gibson. OF sixteenth STREE last eve
ming.
G.. W. Smith Of Springdal" has TO-
turned from SiSt"rSvili". wh"r" lie was
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. J"hn
y" Tnm. Jr. l,,. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. T.: O'D"nncu of. Edgcda!"' 'SEecoN'r-
ing from Il sever" illness.
Mrs. J. Adam blum Is recovering IT
her home on III" Bethany PIKE aller NC
inr i'll for 4 few days.
Mrs. \. u. Wynnc Of Syracuse. y. -,
vos IN, guest over Wednesday OF Miss
Elisa Norton IN sixteenth street. cnroute
hon, from a visit in southern West
Virginia.
Mrs. !. T.. Harris and little daughter.
Maxine. Of Fifteenth street nave re
turned homo from i weeks visit Win
Moundsvillc relatives.
Edgar Gage. &ho has been Quit" III
AT his home in the East End. - recoN-
cring nicely.
Victor $. Taylor Of Philadelphia Pa.
arrived here Yesterday and will spend
few days looking after business.
Mr.. AID Mrs II. NJ Myers and chill
dren rf state college. Pa. are spending
a few days visiting III this city.
g. A. Robinson OF Pittsburgh Is
spending a few days here looking after
business.
Mrs. T. t. Ely Of Washington. d. c..
* rho guest Of relatives in this city.
Robert X. Healy Of Detroit. Mich is
4 business visitor in this city for a
couple OF days.
Mr.. and Mrs. + W. Caldwell Of Nor
gaptown are tho guests OF relatives ana
friends in the East End.
r.. r.. Bridge of Chicago, Ill. arrived
here yesterday and will spend tn" re-
mainder of the week looking after buS!-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Finch of Cameron
arc visiting with friends on the South
Side.
T.. r. Anderson returned 10 his home
in Pittsburgh yesterday following Il
business trip here.
K. l.. Burlington Of Columbus. Ohio.
is in the city for n couple of days look
ing after business interests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
SHOE STORE SUPPLIES.
COMPANY INCORPORATED

\ certificate OF interpolation has b~ea
issued 10 tho r d. Nicholson Co. TAol
company will sell leathcr and shoe stofo.
supplies Of all kinds. wholesale. and WIZ!
he located at - Bridge street. The ISL
cnrporatOrs are: X. D. Nicholson, Bent
airc \. Reynolds. Wheeling; G. St Clair.
Eiycrvirv, O..'and Is. $. Honecker, Wheel:
:uc -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
RECOVER STOLEN CARS;
SWAGER'S BOND $4,000

rw" a"'om"t'.'''~ St"i"h from ''' -
rarkir: p.a'..s ~ tn" business d:''iI :
Tuesday ,.y,uug have been r"'"N'""d l..
,he police. Tin AUTOMOBILES arr - t'l"-
;IL,r rrIir.i!. car and Il Nash. touring '.''
belonging: I" Samuel y. l.tuEni,n 60.
Wnods,lui, and Earl Summers 81 tu'
island Th. Cadillac Wa found STAN !
iny at F'nriv-th!rd street yesterday at
trrnonu Willie TIA" Nash Was located 1t
TwrnIE-righth and Iacuh streets. i;",h
rar,. w,r" in good condition. II l. 49,
ii.vrL jna. thul We're Borrowed h! JOY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
THREE PARTIES

Three interesting parties enjoyed last
evening in the Old stone House, Elm
Grove. Those having the parties were
Miss Janet Caldwell. with party Of six
Employees OF the Packard Motor COM
pany. with party of twelve; Gibson
Bradtield, Of GAINESVILLE. with party OF
ten.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
2
THREE
~

story. giving the members present soDee
valuable facts.
A general discuss,on<o 20 the sus3ecsl
followed which all enjoyed, very muon.,
Several other matters were taken ";
and discussed. Several Of tho members
from Stcuhcnvile we're in attendance. !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
MSM!|(LEK .
Big PYTHIAN BALL
NEXT WEDNESDAY

Next Wednesday, evening at the fINS
auditorium members of 1Saltim"r" lads"
No. s, knights % PythiaS. will stag" Il
big ball and social for the members "t
the centenary class. initiated March 90.
and a large attendance - anticipated
The committee in CharG" - composed
OF H. Il. Bell. Charles H. Runaway amt
Lafayette GranTr.
The following ~ the program:
One Stcp-It'S the Smart rcit"w.
Fox Trot-All the QuakcrS AR" Shout
der Shakers.
Read!ng-Lavrnsk at thr Wedding.
James Morgan.
Waltz-Whcn thu Shadows Fall.
One Stcp-Oh. Neither nj Wild.
Violin solo .............. Eileen HuEEer
FOX Trot--BrhInd Your Silk"n \"I.
1.-Two Step-Thjnll Nt Me. Littl" Daddy.
E-oca! Solo ............D aN I'd .t'raw ford
Saltz-That Naughty Waltz.
Fox Trot--Alnna.
One Stsp-Whcn II comes /" Loving The
Girls
kYaltz-On Miami Shcr".
Fox Trot--Dardan"ila.
5omer-Carolina Sunshine.