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OF DISSOLUTION

STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To Al to Whom These Presents May
Whereas, Il appears to my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record OF the pro-
ceedings for the voluntary. dissolution
thereof, by the consent OF all the stock
holders deposited in my office. the
Sterling Steamship Corporation. cor
poratlon of this State. whose principal
office Is situated at 901 Market street.
fn the city OF Wilmington county OF New
castle, state OF Delaware, Delaware
Charter Guarantee & Trust Co.. being
agent therein and In charge thereof, upon
whom process may be served, has cofn-
piled with the requirements of rhs Cor
roratloh Laws Of the State Of Delaware
- contained I'm 1915. Section 1 10 2iOi
Serticn 1S7. Chapter 6j, lf the Revised
statues Of 1913, as amended. preliminary
CERTIFIcATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now therefore, ], A. r. Benson. Sec
retary Of State. Of the State Of Delaware
do hereby certify that the said corpora,
tion did, on the 26th day Of October.
A. ID. 1921, file IN the Office a duly
executed and attested consent. IN writ
ing. TO the dissolution Of said corporation
executed by all the stockholders thereof
which said consent and the records ~
the proceedings aforesaid are now an
hle In my said office. as provided by law
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. 7
have hereunt0
. OFFICIAL SEAL official seal '',
Secretary'rl Office Dover. this 2sfh
1870 Delaware 1893 day OF Oct IN
l9ll the year OF our
Lord, one thou
sand, nine hun
dred and twenty.
one.
A. r. BENSON,
octzl-lt Secretary Of State.
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CITY GoLFERs IN TOURNEY

The first annual Rotary Golf
Tournament will be held at the
Aronimink Country Club Philadel-
phia tomorrow afternoon and Will
mington will be well represented.
c. w. Sutton, George w. Moreton,
John Richardson. Fred A Warden
burg. Alfred d. Warner and Harold
Schutt are the members of the local
Rotary club entered. Nineteen
cities throughout the fifth district
will have entries competing in the
tourney.
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WILL REDEDICATE
EBENEZER M. E. CHURCH
speeial % The Evenlng JournaI.

Special to The Evening Journal.
EIKTON. Nd, oct. 27.-Postmas-
ter oliver c. Giles has received no
tice from the Postomce Department
that a competitive examination will
be held here on Saturday. Novem-
Der 20, for the selection OF a clerk
carrier for the local postohice. on
January /, a free mail-delivery serv-
ice will be established in Elkton.
The Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal
Church Of the Zion Circuit the Rev.
j. A. Buckson. pastor, which was
closed for several months undergo
ing extensive improvements At a cost
Of about $500, will be reopened and
rededicated on Sunday. to be FOL
lowed by a week OF special meetings.
DR.. Robert Watt, OF Wilmington, su-
perintendent Of this district, will
preach the rededicatory sermon at
1880 o'clock The Rev. DR.. e. L.
Honecker. formerly superintendent
Of this district, will preach at night.
The following ministers have accept
ed invitations to preach at the spe-
cial evangelistic meetings to follow:
Monday night, the Rev. Hugh Kelso,
Of Perryville; Tuesday night, the
Rev. T. r. VanDyke, OF Cecilton;
Wednesday night, the Rev. DR.. w. r.
Mowbray. superintendent OF Dover
District. Thursday night DR.. c. l..
Hubbard. of st. paurs Church. vii
mington; Friday night. November 4.
the Rev. George Cook. OF Lewisville.
Pa; Sunday morning and evening
November 6, the Rev A. =. Pretty
man. Galena, Nd. Monday, Novem
ber z, the Rev. Elwood Jones. OF
Wilmington; Tuesday, November 8.
the Rev. ID. ]. Givan, Of North East
Wednesday. November Q. the Rev. G.
~ Anderson. of Elkton; Thursday
November 10. the Rev. DR.. j. W. r.
Sumwalt. Of Grace Church. Whining
ton; Friday November II. DR.
Aquilla webb. OF First and Central
Presbyterian Church. Wilmington.
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done all the skillet singing but this
year we had a Canadian cook.

done all the skillet singing. but this
year we had a Canadian cook.
Speaker caught his first musky
three years ago. He found the
sport so enhancing that every year
since. as soon as he can shake the
cares OF baseball of his shoulders.
he has headed for the Canadian
lakes.
The world series was on while we
we're casting our lures. but the only
time Spoke mentioned baseball dur
ing the whole trip was In the eve
ming when SOMEONE in town would
call us up TO give us the score Of
that days game. And. about the
only interest Iris would take in the
game then. was to ask who had
pitched Spoke's wise. When the
baseball season is done. Spoke
shakes It Off his shoulders until
springtime worries arrive. That's
what keeps him fresh.
Speaker this year again was guest
Evening journal., 1921-10-27

SIXTH ST, 424 EASr-House; Q rooms,
bath gas, electric. Apply 701 Lom-
bard street. oct26-3t.
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experts during the last few years,
and one after another the obstacles
and difficulties have been overcome.
The test or experiment to be made
on Armistice Day Of President Hard
ing's address is by far the most i'm
portant that has yet been under
taken. It will be watched with in
terest by everyone"
Evening journal., 1921-10-27
TREAD TIRES

Prices quoted on other sizes.
No mileage guarantee, but hundreds Of
satisfied users are getting 5000 to 1900
miles Of real service.
Keen's Garage
35th nd Market Sts.. Wilmington. Dell
mar23-1yr.
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Editors Note-Uncle Harry will
be glad to answer inquiries from
readers, either in this column or by
personal letter. addressed to him,
Care of the Editor. provided the let
ters are signed with the full name
and address Of the persons writing.
Correspondents named will not ap-
pear in the articles.
Copyright 1921. by The Mcclure
Syndicate.
Evening journal., 1921-10-27
sPECIAL RAcF Ma1Txr-p

special matinee viii he hoid a.
me Delaware State Fair grounds al
hiHmere on Saturday. Horses thaf
have been racing a. al o. the near
by fairs viii compete. including Mis-,
Wittenoaie. Joe Aliewood. Laura Az.
worthy, Miss Russell. Directo,
Wilkes, DR.. Dee Matt II. and others
Good classes VIII be formed.
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T. c. BRADFORD,
1921 Delaware Avenue
apr22tf
1Oo-ACRE FARM NEAR CITY-

aprZZ-tL
10e-ACRE FARM NEAR CITY,
WITH HORSES, COW, CROPS,
Boar, 3 sows, full implements. We
hicles, tools; prosperous section.
big crops. splendid markets; on
improved road. short walk motor
bus; near r. r. town. close will
mington; 90 acres fertile, dark
loan tillage; 2 IL tons hay acre
common; stream watered pasture;
lots wood. timber; abundance fruit,
berries; fine s-room house, substan-
tial soft. barn, granary, garage.
Owners other interests force sacri-
fee; only $1,000. part cash; easy
terms. Can't last. Come at. once.
Catalog free. VIM. n. Fleming,
Penn's Grove. n. J. (Box 1863
oct25-27
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GOLDEN rAoIrs ~

hlne Rock Castle. No. IS. X g
p. defeated Morning Star Lodge. No.
= h- ot p. in q QUOT game al Gr,ibb's
last night three out ~ A.. s.--,.-
Pitching Of Simon ana rwes-.-
featured the pitching for "a. y !.
p, while Grier and Noc-es s,-.,.-.', ~
for the Golden Eagles.
Score.
K g. E....11 y 1e o., o..
X Of P.21 "A % "a 81
fiaHers Tor K OF p. were Boason
s"earer, Watson, c. II. Simon. Blu,
ROCK, H. Mousley, r. Carroll. W. Nc
Crea- J. B. Grier. A NJ. Simon.
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MOosr ~ an nrnIr

The Moose quoit team defeated
Seventh Ward last night IN four out
or nve games. Scores.
Moose .... 2i 21 - p 21-f
lth Ward a II q g III
Players. Moose-James Kane.
Samuel Brainard. n. y. Dill John
Kane. Seventh Ward-Cummings
tlaherty. Ward. Robinson. McAteer.
lReferee-Golden-
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SUSSEX COUNTY MARRIAGES.

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, oct. 27.-An-
nouncement is made Of the marriage
Of Miss Viola c. Hudson, daughter
of Isaac c. Hudson, of Frankford.
and Willard F. johnson. of Selby-
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Vile.
Miss Mary II. veasey. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Veasey, OF
near Lewes, and James /. Hasungs'
of near Lewes, were married last
Wednesday night at Lewes by the
Rev. Howard Davis.
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PRAcTIcE SHOOT

The traps or the Wilmington
Trapshooting Association az Bellevue
will be open between the hours Of
3 and s O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Several practice events viii be
staged
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Pinochle ............-....
Iotals ...-........ ..ll IL
Republican and Democratic mem
bers Of the Eleventh Ward Athletic
Association remained in a deadlock
as a result OF their second set OF
games in the weekly indoor tourna-
ment last night. The teams split
even in quoits. grabbing two points
apiece, and then the Repubs took
three out Of four in pinochle, while
the Democrats garnered the same
amount Of pocket billiards. The in
dividual scores follow:
Pocket Billiards
Cunningham. D., defeated Daw-
son, R., rs to %.
Stein. d.. defeated Hartzeli. r.
as to IT.
Bradford. D.. defeated Hinderer
r.. rs to 8.
scheu, r.. defeated Nitchie. D.
25 to H.
Points-Democrats. 8; Republic
ans. /. Referee. Cunningham.
Quoi.s
Democrats .. 21 6 II z1-s
Republicans ... 16 21 21 16-z
Points-Democrats. ?: Repubh-
cans. 2
ocrats. c. Civens. r.
Kelly. c. Bradford, F. Quashna.
Republicans. c. Ruff. ]. Greiner, Al
Moore. James Dawson. Referee
Rainey
Pinochle
Cramer and Mclean. r.. defeated
F. Duncan and Campbell. D.. 40 e
%, sS TO 40. 11s to 12o, 40 to ss
40 TO 81.
Swarter and Hartzell, r., defeated
e X. Givens and d. Connor, d., ~
to 1T. 100 to los. 120 to IS.
F.. Henderer and F. Henderer, r.
defeated Hanlon and Slavin, D.. s.
10 40. 40 to 90. 120 TO 70, 100 L
los.
d. Rainey and J. Givens. d., de
feated c. Tchan and Pennell. r.. s
70 100 120 10 s5. 81 70 120. 12o t
81 40 70 ia
Referees-Tom Haley and Pau
Writ.
Points-RepubIicans. 3; Demo
Gratis. 1.
Evening journal., 1921-10-27

Statesmen and clerks viii do well
70 watch the Want Ads this week.
and Want Ads OF rooming houses and
apartment hotels will receive many
answers.
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BRADFORD'S Phone 1905

Buy yourself home instead Of pay
ing rent.
1020-10s2-102f dupont St., s2.350 each.
One OF these win make you a nice home
in a good location and will carry a good
mortgage. We want to close these
houses out at an early date. Five rooms.
bath, cellar severed.
Evening journal., 1921-10-27

The Want Ads viii advertise to
good profit. rooms to let and apart
mena 70 let.
Evening journal., 1921-10-27

Fred. Simpson and Iris Speaker,
casting. Simpson Is n noted Indian
marathon runner and Tris's favorite
guide. Right Iris and one of the
muscalunge he caught.
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from Maryland. 10 head from Pennsyl-
vania. Lot OF wagons auto cars, har-
ness. pigs, chickens; $4,000 worth
blankets, robes. clothing gloves Lot
of goods Of all kinds. Notice-100 tons
extra good hay.
oct27-2t. KLA1R & HOLLINGsWORTH.
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HOUSE PAINTING.

->,---r--~------~---~---~~~--
HOUSE PAINTING-save the surface
ana you save all. James Keenan,.
loot 18TH st. Phone 7492-W.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUTO TOPS AND CURTAINS-F.
stern, 1903 Rodney st. Phone 6lfs.
aug11-tf.
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REAL EsTATE-FoR RENT.


>---~-~~~~~-~~-------~--
CLAYTON ST. NEAR TENTH-Fur-
nished house; reasonable. Address
Box R-i3, Evening Journal Office.
oct26-tf.
HOUSES-1O02 West St. 10 rooms. 2
baths. Apply 1908 Tatnan st. oct26-3t
HOUSE-s0f Elm ST.. rooms. bath.
Apply sos Elm st. oct2f-6t
HOUsE-Nine rooms. bath. Call 4s2s-w.
oct25-6t.
HOUSE-Slx rooms, 1913 p. 14th ST.,
SIS month. Key at 1919 e. 18th st
oct27-29
HOUSE AND sTORE-Ten rooms, bath
possession. COL e. Tenth St. Phone
s3i6-W, for information. oct27-3t
HOUSE-Six rooms, bath. kitchen.
electric and gas. Inquire GOA Madison
street oct25-3t.
sTORE-24o1 West Second street
oct26-6t
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AUTOCAR-Rotary dump truck; one
25 II. p. marine engine. Apply Sls
Orange st. oct21-6t-
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'DEMYS,' REPUBS
TIE IN TOURNEY

standing
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.

STORE-Confection and drygoods.
Corner Fourth and Franklin SITS.
oct25-6t.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1898.
BATTERIES

Get a guaranteed Daylite Storage
Battery for your car; ask the owner
OF Daylte and he sure will advise
you to use one in your car, for bet
ter service and dependability for
Daylite at night and starting pur-
poses. Daylite Service Station,
1909 Market, and 1915 King street
Open evenings. oct20-tf.
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KEII'S

THE ARCADIA-Joseph Lynch. 7os
van Buren ST., win receive two
tickets for this theatre to see Her
Sturdy oak II he will please can At
the advertising department Of The
Evening Journal
Evening journal., 1921-10-27

THE |ARCADIA-Mrs Emily p. Ever
son Reilefonte, Del, will receive
two tickets for this theatre TO see Her
sturdy oak" II she will please call at
the advertising department OF The
Evening Journal
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PUBLIC SALE.

KLAIR'S BAZAAR,
SATURDAY. OCT. %,
At 10 O'clock.
80 head horses and
mules, sent here from
different contractors and
huuinnec firms 10 head
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE-Engines
for boats; parts for all makes Of cars.'
secondhand cars wanted. Adams Street
Garage, 304 Adams st. mar23-tf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
JACK STOGEA LEAVES MERGERS
BURG ACADEMY 70 ENTER
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE
VIM Probably mako College Team n
KAs GOOD ProTpSct-ons OF
wheAlinG's Best

Another OF Wheel!nS'S hes; football
players will enter fast company eek;
year. He Is Jack storer. FOR three years
The idol OF Linsly. who during me past
school year was At NercerShurE Acade-
my. He win so 70 Philadelphia 70 enter
the University OF Pennsylvania.
The announcement hat Sto-eC vii.
enter Penn comes as a surprise. As he
Vas expected 10 enter Princeton. Me--
cersourE being a prep schoo! OF Prince
ton A few weeks ago. however. ne do
eided 70 enter the University "t Fem
sylvania. and VIII 20 I" the schools
trainlng camp a. soon as Z opens. /,
was ruuored about the city FOR \ whi,-
that Scorer would enter WaSh-Jett. but
the rumor was never verified.
Severa. weeks ago Joe 8aststa. an
other former Wheeling High boy. an
nounced ne is going 70 enter ". & J.
next year. while ,'hArleS Howard. a
member % his wears LASS from tn
Gold and Rlue ~a:c-, ". V. L. n"Nt
tall. Captain Pau, SteiahacAer. also Of
this years CLASP who served as full back
last fall. also goes ~ West Virginia
University.
S,orer first jumped into the sport
spotlight locally FOUR years ago wh~n
he playet pherom!nally on the Tr,a-
delphia High ChO0. team. The next
fall he entered LIas,y and played there
until his graduation. Last fall ne en-
tered Mercerseuvg ard 1cado good all
season.
Going with Storer 20 Philadelphia
will be johnson. the star center OF the
NercerSourg eleven. Johnson ~ thirty
pounds hea".e- than S,orcr. tipping tho
scales a; Tho eco mark. while Jack
reaches 100. Both were strong men on
the team. and played vel. all season.
Storer's Kicking IS one OF his best
features. Last year Re averaged 6S
yards On his punts, and N many games
was called upon 70 perform TO good ad-
vantage. His defensive work IS also or
tho highest class. being SSltty. fast and
aggressive. On the osfen>e. ne has
travelled well wi'h the pIESkn. and Is
also carahe 20 thror Hasses good dis
-rsssS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
DEMPSEY TAPERING
OFF WITH LIGHTER
WORKOUT FOR FIGHT

Atlantic C;,y. y. j.. June IS Jack
Dempsey ripped another age on; ~
GroreeS CarTentlcr'S training program
today when he stage a private work
GU, after announcement had boon made
that he would box IN piHNc He worked
lightly for nt:rrU minutes in n" old
a.-plane shed back Of his camp. with
only newspaper men and "a few friends
as spectators.
Several hundred persons sw"!te-ot IN
the heat outside Of The camp. A"piHE
that the champion wou!t Chansr rs
mind. but the crInkle OF the dollar bills
IN their pockets vas no lure TO Demn-
Scy.
The newspaper correspondents. how
ever. refused 70 leav" aS they did yes
terday when Dempsey worked in secret.
and became so persistent that Teddy
Hayes, the champions traincr. finally
ordered The Ea:,S swung open u them.
After the strenuous hIGh speed work.
OUT in secret yesterday. Dempsey began
the process OF taperinE OF this at'"r-
moor and only boxed two rounds in adj
dt,ion to two rounds Of bag punching.
He also limbered up with some bending
exercises on the floor after the session
with gloves. He was dripping wet when
he finished tho two rounds Of boxing.
The experts regarded Denlpsey'S box
Ing more favo5abiy than they did when
they last saw him in action on sunday.
II" boxed with more energy and "pc3,'
they thought. and was hitting harder,
except when he pcrnCd his Sparrtng
partners in n corner. Then ne would
content himself by cutting them around
until they could break away and escap
20 the center Of the ring.
Dempsey stepped the first round with
Eddie O'Hare and the second with the
veteran Larry Williams.
Matt Hinhci. the Cleveland referee.
after keen observance ot his condition
said Dempsey looked slower than ne di.
when he was training for Jess Willard
AZ Toledo tWo years 6 but appeared
70 be ronge and more determined.
There mas been a change in his mcnt1I
attitude" Hinkel sad. He is wicked
hitter ana positively looMS vicious when
he's in the rtnS. Ia my Judgment that
he is in great Sha pc. The fact that no
looks slower 10 me than he did at To.
ledo probably Is because he did not box
az top speed this afternoon"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
ALLEGHENY STEEL
NEXT ATTRACTION
Baseball Pans will Get Rare Oppor-
tuntty 70 SEQ Good Game Next
Sunday at League Park.

Every fan in the Ohio Vallay has fol-
lowed the Allegheny steel club. p,lotad
by lack OnSIow, well known in this
section OF tho country Tho visi: Of
such \ formidable aggregation to
League Park n"N, sunday. when 'he
Rau"rs Will be me-. should SIR the
entire baSehall following OF n" valley.
II is the toughest nu: tn" Epu"rs hay"
ever attempted to crack. Thn; IS sur
tee 10 say tina, a battle royal IS eX-
pected.
Elmer Knetzcr. several years ago
star pitcher fnr tho brooklyn Nationals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
SOUTH AFRICAN OR
SPANlARD TO meet
TILDEN FOR TITLE

Wimbledon. England. Tune @S.-"tt-
liam T. Tildsn. me worlds singles ten
mis- champion. vii, meet either +. l. I.
Norton. ~ South Africa. or Manuel Alon
10. Of Spain. for the British hampton
ship At singles on tr-, courts.
Both OF the fralists had hard matches
to win in order 70 secure their posi-
tons. Norton defeated Francis 7. Hun
ter, United States. in n nv" set match.
SO, SIS. 81. So. while Alonzo also was
carried TO FIVE sets BY zenzo Shimtdzu.
the japanese eSpert. The score or this
match was 3-s. rs. SIS. S-4. SIS.
. Both Hunter and Norton played bril-
liant tennis, and the South African dis
played the best form \" had shown dur
Ing the entire ment.
Alouzo. who - on. OF Spain's Davis
cup representatives. played with extra
ordinary dexteri,y. The Spaniard ~
only . years old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
BURMAN WINS

Ch!cas r. June @S.-Joe Lynch, bantam
weight champion. was shaded by Joe
Rurman. OF Chicago. in their ten rouna
bout at East Chicago. Indiana. tonight
in the orinlon of newspaper men.
As decisions By referees arc not per-
m:t,cd in Indiana. Lynch's Champion
shin was not lost to Burnan. Repre-
Sentativcs Of both Chicago morning
ncwspa 7crs and 4 majority Of the after
noon papers give Burman a slight shade
The bout, was me fourth in which the
men have ENGAGED. each having won
a decision. and one bout being declared
n draw.
ANDY CLANCY. Of Baltimore. was given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
LUMBER MEN WIN
FROM NORMALITES
mesrSSdnX Game Staged Last Evening
On stop IA areund-ftnAl
Score ga

: West Liberty Normal schools base
ball nine tasted % bitter defeat last
. evening at the hands OF the Scott Lun-
Der company team. Of Bridgeport. on tn"
Stop IA. Bridgeport. grounds. IN one "t
tho most interesting twilight games %
tho season.
; Several weeks ago the Norfnautes de-
'feated the Lumber men ) 10 3. ard last
evening were confident OF winnIES
again, but the Photographers scored
, twice before West Liberty had awaA-
, ened. and the game" was nearly ios'.
, tn West Liberty lads came back m
the fourth and tI"d thc score. but the
, SCOTS took ,hr lead again in the attn.
and then added three more in the sixth.
. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Is.,nd; Hubbard ~. Siv',"H,h. at SIX
.crr'n. clark ". Wilson. 1t cork
July = Warw0od ~. Hubbard. a.
W,rNroi. S;X'rcn'h -. Wilson. AT
Wilson. tHLrk. ~ Island, at Charts.
A&.ust S-WarwhuG ~. Sixteenth, A.
sixteenth: CIark -. Hubbard, II clark
Wilson ~. Island. - Wilson.
August lO-WArwood -. clark. a.
Wurw"ul. Hubbard ~ WILSON - Hub
l,rI: Island vs. SlN,rcuth. a. Island.
August -Warwuul W. Island. a.
warwood. Hubbard ~. Sixteenth. a.
Hubbard: Clark -. wilson. a. Wilson,.
August 3l-Wnrw"nl ~. Hubbard a.
NINhurd. Sixteenth -. WilS'n. AZ SiN
.rrr;h. Clark vs.. Island. ~ Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
FORMER PROHIBITION
DEPT. CLERK ARRESTED
Faces Bribery CharTes-othsr Arrests
May b Made.

Washington. June IS. William P.
Eran. formerly a clerk in the legal de-
ra7,ment If the prohibition bureau WAS
arrested to-day on A charge OF bribery.
officials declined 70 discuss the case.
but indicated today they had evidence
against other former employees OF the
init
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

a shade over Bud Thrist!aro. OF Chicago
III a preliminary bout. ny newspaper
! men. They are featherweiChts.
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out lowering our standard
of manufacture. This, of
course, we will not do. And
so, in justice of our many
thousands of Haynes owners
and to those who might be
hesitating in the purchase of
their Haynes cars in antici-
patton of a price decrease, we
have announced this guaran-
tee of our prices until Janu-
airy l, 1922. Under this guar
antee every Haynes pur-
chaser is fully protected
against any production of
Haynes car prices forthe BAL
ance of this year.
The Haynes company has al
WAYS given the greatest pos
sible value to Haynes buyers,
and in offering the Haynes
Fifty at $685. (f.o.b. factory
we have sacrificed a certain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

-. LOUIS. June @s.-Carl Fork. q DO
fcndan, IN tn" baseball case Will appear
in Chicag 0 tomorrow for trial. his conn
sci announced to-day. Ben Franklin.
auoth"r 81. Louis defendant. viii not r."
anlc 10 appear. however. Ho"auS" ot III
ness. tn" announcement added.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Men never ohJcc, To a mans being a
bachelor. They're generally
proud OF him.
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B ( a u T Y

The prices of Haynes cars
will not be reduced after the
expiration Of the present
Haynes customer price guar
antee on July |, 1921. Fur
thermore, Haynes purchas-
ers are guaranteed against a
reduction in the present list
prices of all models of Haynes
cars until January / 1922.
Haynes purchasers, and pros
pective purchasers, will be
glad to know that they are
fully protected against any
decrease in the present list
prices of Haynes cars for the
balance Of the year. The pres
ent margin of profit is so
slight that it would be impos-
sible for US to reduce the
prices of Haynes cars with
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WAS asserted in atfidavits flied in theis
behalf,
Assistant States Attorney George h.
Gorman insisted that Il was essential
ira, thr. TWO men hc present and assert
81 tina i: virtually would he Impossible
To proceed with the cases without
them.
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buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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