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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-17

LILLE, France Nov. u. - Fire
Tuesday night swept the textile fac.
tory at CroiN. suburb VI RoubaiN.
Damage Is estimated at taO00.oo0
francs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-17
5 90

Daily Ardmoreites
Distributed in ArdmOre
Alone Today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-17
THE WEATHER

OKLAHOMA Tonight part cloudy,
colder in east portion. Friday part
cloudy
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Is ,here anything more potent than
the sound O. an Old popular 'ume %
carry. ono back across the years and
WITTY again the ;lrncs and places ~here
one vas wont 20 hear 'hac tune
have heard :: said tAa: "oia'nS
h-inrs hack ne pas: :" rt'tfiy a.
.niI Of sore haitCememo"r~d traE
rance ,ha, IS linked up With some "ta
re-ory-;he smeU Ot vloIetS or '"e
sr,,er OF "the waite 4; lich'enours
r,d;n' IN in the rain Indeed. nave /"
feeling that I myself may have mace
that statement. But today present. the
reyt~tryiuS power OF tune as candi-
date tor equal honors.
"Hrs Comes Il CAPTAIN"
Yesterday evening l sudden'Y '0u"u
myself thinking % Pr!zs lTli!. 'nat
thrilling military and social event OK
DUR high school days. could see 81"
bows in their blue and white uniforms
marching across the hail. feel me neat
~ he May nigh. Almost Sfnct' mo
daisies that were used AZ DECORATION
For A minute "ou.d not thing "n"S
had brought tho cd scene oacX SO F1''u-
y and then. a., at once. became cor
sr,cus ,ha, my new reighoor across the
stree, WAS I'a!.nS 'Ha' COCO "'a 9'"H-'
,wo-step. e! Captain.
10 you remember Nee ne n 81
rn,as, Louis. meet ma A. the Ear. i1ont
,e.i mo the stars are shining anywhere
IN, there Oncs n a while some Ola
burdy-Curdv b,eaks into tina; ana am
Immediately on the deck o; HNhe
co,S,;rx steamer and tho moon - sh!n-
w and A crowd Of boys q think
c,Ired them young men ;hcn) ara sing
-. Mat me- IN s. Louis. Louis 10
the accompaniment or mo m"ndnI''S
which we're tho rage Just 'h"n. tha'
49,. ~ ,he rrst lines WAS ever on
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We hat. typhoid fcvc. with us more
Or less ~ the yer around nut The
rrratr~r mortality is IN the fa':. Hence
doctors spcrk Of it as IN, au;uinnal dis
,nsc II vas Formerly thought that city
people going for heir holidays a3d Va
cations contracted typhoid from ~"
Welt. AMI from urrur" milk thy got
in country warehouses;. tnQuest"H-
ably, the old n%kCr bucket, the ha9-
hing brooch and the -ustic dairy ha' o
oftcntim"s E".n I" blame: and N!liganc"
concerning chem should n"t he atatcd
one jo, I!ut VIC have been iearnin6 a
great d..l 'h'u: lies. a"d have be-
come convinced that many An urban:te
has contracted his typhoid before e'"r
he went into the country; ~ also many
a touriS; ana mot0rist who has per-
haps unJustly blamed the country ho:cL
Count back tw" months before Inc
fall rise in tho typhoid death rate IN"
yoI come int. ilS-t!ln"- -" hch III" VI
sect rInlr.shns MOST luxuriantly. IUdr
fly is the most ""necnial mixer n the
crn,oe It, All ,,:.e /" the fly: he visits
ind iscrimIatc.y the manure hcHr W
per cen. OF him are born thrrel. the
priyv, the Spiltrnr. tho dad quanruHcl
in the public th"ruughfare. III" sick
room Of a typhoid fever patient; and IN
such WAYS is likely to got thoroughly
saturated with ryphinh Grrms. THtn
he aliChts on unprotected v"ErtAbi"S'
meats and fruits: and So goes through
vour unsrre"ned window and Kitchen
doors 10 your sugar bowl. you: MIX
Ii,cnc~ and your baby's hottie. H"f
nice 10 think about!
SOW. III" lU'IlH ton period twnen
one has contracted typhoid and docs
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Chapter 80.

N'hApSeE %
Es... 1904. % rrn warmly ard seemed
r'a4 :, AVE II" back win him.
"x,,.ns- isn. much nH;tcc. cnii him
- ,,syyr- 20 his inquiries but |
,,u.dnt stay away from you 2'y '"HE"'.
? n-n-r,.s,t 20 go Oa"h =. ta"y Hc'u'a
re.
though. Keith looked rather tired
ana iod him so.
~! haven. had enough steep lately.
~ eAplalred Il have Keen running
down N the country 100 often. l guess
I save - Ee; up very early :" set 20
the office in time. ! tod Margaret |
would only be down for week ends
hereafter. that | would stay AZ inc S'"'
the rest 4 ne time.
7 wish might stay ~ the CUP ~lto
you
lowed YOU Know.
When Ne drove W - n" house.
Gloria and Irene ran out 20 greet me-
shouting \ welcome IL vas something
10 have the TWO children so glad 20 see
me and | went i2to the house. a very
pleasant country home. with one hang
INK on each arm.
Narsa.o, and Alice De Lisle were
s::t!rS n the big reception room and
Margaret greeted me ~ saying i'u'
father mus. be very much better 20 nj
low OF your return so promptly. THIS
VAS preceded by cool "How-de-Ho'
Vera"
He IS slightly better" replied:
,hsn answered Mrs. De Isles question
ahou, MY journey. I then. excused my
SET and asked Meth 70 show me our
room. IL was friday, and h" void re-
main with ne over Sunday.
What 4 nice biS room" l eNcIAtn' d
Then I did no, know ore could get
board In such houses
The woman who runs this - an cid
friend OF Al:ce's. She lost her money
In some way. but skill owns this Oh
house She mis- II every sUnr'"r. Her
prices are rather steep. hut :: IS very
comfortable here"
We chat,cd in a desul:nry way while
dressing ror dinner. and Keith told ~
much 7 longcd to know. Mo- that ne
deliberately explained anything. but re
dropped a little here and there tha:
showed mo how he hal SPENT his tim.
and also what Margaret and Alice De
I.iSle had done
More than ever was | sure that Mar
garet had laid her plans 70 throw Mrs.
De I.isla and Keith cogeth"r tn" Widow
PLAYED golf. Of which Keith vas re-y
fond and Margaret was not. so they
spant long hours. especially on Satur-
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The Revolt Of Vera Sanderson
VERA RETURNS UNEXPECTEDLY
By Jane Phelps

day AMI SUNDAY. on n" nrkA Mrs
he Lisie was I good sa!ior and she ana
k",th had sailed ;wo d!Neront Sundays
sailed III" entire day alone
Margorc; sail K wac too rough Tor
hci alta mad replied when asked
K Margaret bad gone. 'yo1 know SD"
ism: 4 Very good SA!tOr But nothing
rr;tIcS Alice Md she kn 1Ws no" 10
sail a boat nearly as we'll as DO.
~h;srr"d - Thought Of tho long
days they Md spent :vc"tA"r n "a"
cos. proximity necessary on &'A,i
boat the Companionsh!p 4 irrpie!.
Margaret had ordered them L ""n-
Gerfu; luncheon. and they had -enItin-
ed out Until darkness drOv" thorn In.
u would havo slept On n" boat had
/ been alone. or had II been man
with me instead .: Alice. ne SAID JUST
as the dinner boil rang.
That simple sentence comfortcd mo
q b.: |; had been spoken so honestly.
as Il the fact OF being on tn water
w.s what had intrigued him, not her
society.
M,rsoret plainly showed her chaGrin
at my unexpected arrival! Keith nau
no, ,n't OF my message which ! natdr-
ally had sen, 10 his Office, SO she Was
surprised 10 see me.
II, is 100 bad Margaret didn't know
you were coming. Vera" Keith SAID
When he had talked TO her Few mo-
mrutS ttter dinner.
Why
Sh, mas small bridge party planned
tor ,onSht. only two tables. and e!tner
Won or She Will have 10 look on
, lie, q be me-" I replied.
That Is unscltsh OF you. ne r"pied
and know Il was settled. that y haa
been before he had spoken to me.
The tables were filled by people from
the house and for tire looked M
then went upstairs TO IN" room o"'h-
pted hv the children. Il waa a wa m
night and thought they would be
awake.
They were delighted to see me. and
tod them about my trip detailing
A humorous incident that occurred on
tho tratu.
I'm glad you've come back. Aunt
Vera. I don't Ike Mrs. Ne i.ts'"' ana
sho takes Uncle Keith away from US
ALI tn, time I'll" year before he mar
-ied Won he used 20 go swimming win
Us, and take US sAiltng. This year ne
doesn't know were alive" II was tho
outet Irene who srumbied thus, making
.. ,he moro Impressive.
Tomorrow -F;avcsdropping' and Tel
ephone Message
Protected by George Matthew Adama
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Given mans skull from which all
ihe flesh had Icing sine" decoMp"S|d.
4 small quantity ot hruwnish hair and
Il haif-ruttcd ncCktic which II is IN
POSSIBLE TO trace and how many de-
tcciivnS could discover the Identity ~
the original p0ssrSsor g the. skull ami
bring 10 justice the men VIII" were
guilty Of his death
Tho problem sounds Ike one which
would have staggered Sherlock Holmes.
for even that king "f d"ductive reason
crs would probably have been supplied
with Few more essential details, while
Captain Grant Williams. OF the Bureau
Of Missing Persons IN New YORK '1II.
aCCnmpiishcd the feat with nothing
mere than the properties mentioned and
Il very vivid inn Eiratiun.
The skull in question was discovered
by wurkmen who were rNcAvating C"!-
lar on the outskirts OF New York AMI
the fact that II was part OF the hod%
cr man who hal been murdered was
plain from tho cash III IN" skull. cV'-
IDENTIFY made with som" Kind "i Sharp.
.hiu- bIadrd instrument. The nrckttr
was all that remained 81 INC dead man =
cioihing all tho r"st having roited away
So thai II was Impossible 20 discover
even it, feature.
Nrr"'y a. = matter nf record :ho skull
was sent Ia tho Eurcau OF Missing Per
,..,!.. more generally known as he
Fort OF Missing Mcn'- and IN the "rdI-
nary course OF cNrn;H would have
found It's way INT" IT." m"rEu" OF the
unidentified. later 10 he inferred by the
state
I:u: there was something about the
sich,!css eyes and the Ehastly smile or
tho rlCShlc!S mouth that Appealed TO
,'o;,;a." Grant WiI.'ams, something
that made him determine to trace tho
murdered man # 1t were humanity pos
sihle.
Tho tough part 81 It all s." lie "x>
r.ainrd ,o ono Of his Suho rdinaicS. that
Nc have the nam" at thiS man IN Inc
ri.n: here In the office. but Tia, doesn't
hcl? ns a particle.
"Rut. C'h'o:. If You know his name.
why can't you work forward from thn;
protested tho man 20 whom Williams
WAS 80 tkiu:-
I diGn' >av that l knew his n1m".
'rorroc;rI lh" Captain L said ;hni II
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FUNERALS OF DR0WN|G
VICTIMS HELD SUNDAY

Srec!a. D,g7utch 20 The Int"I!'Een"rr-
pa!.a E.;y. " Va. Iury 81. -.iiu'r 1
SCI "r., h"ur6 search Ia. body Of j t.
, Sm!ih. ",s waS Gr"~:rA -; : o'r!":>-i
Friday ".cu!nE In Ia" OH" river. w'7
rr,ol erred shortly after u""n Saturday.
The bodies - Miss iIa2ci Nan'Amp. r.
~. and l'c!hrrt Jaruhs. b"th ~ ms
city "Iln me- death a the sam" tine,
were m"n,hcrs ~ a bathing party ahd
wcr" rauGht m tn" undcrt"U NJ.
Bessie bennett. l." whom Jacobs VAS
engaged 10 hc married. was showed 10
safety 10y Smith rs his foot slipped down
the ado OF the hole.
Funeral Services for Miss Want amp
were h~li Sunday afternoon al o'clock
from. the homo OF her father, J. II.
Vanlamp .nbseluirs for Air. Jacobs
were hc'! from the Christian Cha pei 4
Fadcn Fork Sunday 4 r. m Funcra!
arrangements Toy the third victim or
tho tragedy have not been completed but
intcrmrnt VII Lake place al SlsterS'lHc.
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leaned slightly to one side which helped
anna zing!y in producing the 6nAl liz
like effect
When tho face was built Up and a
olive tint applied 10 the "skin~ With .
b!Tc-5iack region 10 indicate the heavy
Italian beard. ;he question OF hair and
eyes Immediately presented itself. W.T.
liar'S frl; certain. from the small gu. :
tity Of hair which had been found be-
side the skull, that the man was par
t!a!Iy bald. So. with the Assistance Of
q wIE-m2ker. he placed the fringe OF
brownish hair around the loWST poTt1oA
of the back Of the skull and then Sc
cured a pair OF artificial brown EYES to
match 1.-THE assumption being that.
both on accoun, OF the color Of his hair
anil hrcs U.s. OF his Latin ancestry. the
pan very probably had brown eyes
Tie addition OF 4 peaked cap such ~
Is worn by the majority Of the denis.
on: Of I.i:tlc Italy and the draptng OF
the rod V.c':tir beneath the collar Of
a dtngy Camel shirt completed the
arazlns.y lifclikc reproduction. Photo
graphs "f the head then were dhtrtb-
u,rL broadcast throughout the police
s,a lions Of the city and Captain VII
l:are 81; back TO await resultA
They came sooner than the master OF
tho port OF missing men had dared
hop. for. Less than three days after
he had finished his work. tho photo
graph was identified by no less fhaA
SIX people as being that OF Emm7 %N
Venture. who had disappeared eoms
two years before.
4 search Of the hles 1t the bureAe
broush: to light Ventures history. to-
re;hcr with ,he fact that two other
Italians had been suspected Of HAVING
a hand in his death but that the eAss
asain.: them had been dropped FOR lack
Of evidence Williams IT once Got Oh
the trail Of theSe men and had them
hroush; 20 his office, there to b con.
fron,~I with tho reconstructed h>od
the cad man.
rotorc :h>v had recovered from thet
arazcc,rnt. Williams forced from men
,,l.,,. ss,ons which. with the addition o.
o.n.- evidence later uncovered sunfceA
r. send the pair TO Sing Sinf o.
..haree Of manshuEhter. ~ schffSsOsAS
hardly less dramatic than Of 0Aes n
tn. famous ToIrbeau asa
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
OLD TIMES AND OLD MEMORIES

q ship at night and the vivid nrst I'm
n-essI0n OF The moon on tho water and
,hc oN-.,~mcn, Of sleeping on a boat are
:nd:sso,ubly linked with tina: tune.
Always Some Special Event Or
Personality.
That - q queer th.ng about these ola
,un.s and ;heir relation to rrmorieA
one mus, have heard them many times,
but somehow each one is apt 10 INK IT.
solf no with some snS!c event. or chain
Of e,.u;s. or perhaps somo single per-
snrsiitr When one hears II, * brings
hack thai single personality or OCCASION
Just az II lightning fash had UP
one object IN the foreground.
The Authorman says that 'HiawathA'
with IT'S maddeningly catchy tune ana
m, idio;tc words Of Tho parody Did
sc, ever IN the night, ride bike, down
m. nike" (which for some reason SICK
LONGER than tho original wordS) always
rnea,a men marching in Labor DAY
na-aLo 70 him. And ! can never near
IN waiting for yon. Cindy. by the
Wat~- Melon Vino" without RenSe OF
topreSsion. There WAS once Dig res
r.yaI IN our town at which practically
evrry h,tle girl in town danced. But
those days wero Stricter than th"a" or
today and we were lott out | shais
never forge. that lett-out feeanG. II
7 e.ar have chance 10 prevent Some
other ch!ld's experiencing II l shall try
TO
Al HaLs Softens Landscape.
That ~ memory | could well 40
without. but mos, Of tho memories tho
Old songs bring back are pleasant ones
And even that has :ost Its poiSnancy
and 7 can smile a; It today. That Is tho
hos, thing about memories isn't it--ihe
haz. that ,ins has thrown ACROSS them
.ot,ens and beauties them JUS; as the
baz. heautjses the uglics, landscape?
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AUTUMNAL TYPHOID

not realize be has the disease) Is about
a fortnight. This period 10 likely to
tally with the greatest ny prevalence.
Typhoid fever, from tho beginning TO
the end. lasts about two months-eVe
weeks incuha tion, four weeks or about
ar miserable sickness as there 10, and
two weeks moro (longsr. Indeed, II
there is a relapse) before We can 0y
c"n,aIescence 10 really on. And theo
September or October Is reached.
The lesson here is obvious: thsTO %
little use in swatting the ny-Stnfvs
him, separate him absolutely from his
provender. II you want TO DAkS this
flthy creature extinct.
QUESTIONS AND ANSW1&
Plastic surgery.
LIQUID the shape Of my noSs -
rurr"ctsd # removal OF bone was nseoD-
sary? Would such an operation be
dangerous? 3--Would it require . xpe-
cha list" Would such an operation
h. expansive? Gould you give the
qucsted?
Answer-() Yes. ~ Not - hfe bst
II the result disappointed your sxpse-
tations, then what? (3) A specialist IN
plastic or cosmetic surgery. 90 Prop
ably, very. ~ Sorry, but / could not
Al! inquiries addressed TO Dr.. Huber
in care Of the Health Talks" depart
mcnt will be answered IN these columns
in their turn. This requires consider
able time however owing to the treat
number received. So if personal or
quicker reply is desired. a stamped ana
cIf-addrcssed envelope must be On
closed with the Question.-Ths Editor.
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GAIN OF 81 IN NUMBER
OF NATIONAL BANKS

Washington. July 31.-Sa tionai baAk1
In opera ton on June 80 numbered sta.
r"rresenting net gain Of 81 for The
fiscal year. says statement issued TO-
night by Comptroller OF the Currsnc1
rryssingcr. The authorized capital
stock Of these banks was 3l.277.0eo.eoo
ard tho total circulation outstanding
was s742 900.
During the year 2l2 hanks were char.
tered. 90 with an aggregate capital OF
sac G1h and l22 with An Aggregate
capital Ct $4,000, 900.
~ The same period 1870 national banks
W." r!rSod. nr which Is. with liabilities
xggregatng 81. 100000 failed, 81 with
:. 't.rat" capital OF $4,000. eoe wire
closed ny voluntary liquidation and ~
We" consolidated with other national
hanks. Three Of those closed wWS ie-
stored to solvenCy.
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BRAIN TESTS
: Minutes 70 Answer This
By SAM LLOYD

Fad n soca OF TIE following san
teaces the rame OF town m Great
Britain.
Nc -l.srd a purse for the crew. even
II they were a sur.y lot.
gao chs hotel ma mayer my card.
II Coz TO other reason than 10 IN press
E!nr wax my name.
Va found :1o sleeping peasants who
would not ST.. l,Eg-r and watch as va
did
| !~!t 70 pleased with TIE roya! conn
p.Imen, tina. had TO cable Il homo
AAE the Roman IA n. gate and we'll
Jus. as they w-ra 2.ooo year, ago.
Tho voyag~ was a rough ona but We
wee hp-h we'll when Scotland VA
re',ched.
Answer 20 YestardAy-s Fux1l>
ALL, plus EGG plus LANCE minus
GLANCE: plus HAND pins RAY minus
rRAY plus YOUR minus OUR l-av~s
AL1ETHASY.
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ST, CLAIRSVILLE
MASONS PURCHASE
SCHOOL HOUSE AT
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Purchase Mnhs at Public Auction
$4,000 IL Price Paid

St CIdravillo. Ohio. Mnsnns hcGur"c
tho old sohoo. rropor'y on Natn str"rt
ST C1airsviilG. Saturday afternoon ut
public aurtion rnr tho sum ,t s.. Don.
Dvsr since tho Schoo' building was
erected sha Masonic l"hrc vas on tn"
ton Roor Since no erection of III"
new building howevcr. thn hna-d n!
education decided Tho old property WINS
no longer necessary While ~" Nasnr$
hsvo not F4ven Gu, any inC"vma'on as
n what th"v ln,end doing With "a"
property. 1t is ,ikn,y III" hu'idInF Will
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Law RECORDS DESTROYED.

Milan July 2l.--Ftr" ~ tho law
courts building during m" night de-
stroynd the records of some 1000 cases.
Including those OF the reCert disastrous
explosions IN tho Diana theatre. which
cos, more than n score Of Ives The fro
is believed TO have been ircendiary. AS
an investigation showed II apparently
had broken out simultaneously "a hnlt
dozen Places whilo bottles which had
cnnta!n.d petroleum were found "caroy.
The authorities suspect the anarchists
Of setting tho bla1e,
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PoUI PLAY SUSPECTED

Providence. r. /. Ju'y = The body
cs woman believed - re mat Of Miss
Mni..s oats. a Huntington. l.. l nurse
who disappeared from her state room
on the steamer Georgia. between New
YORK and ;h:s ci,y Friday night. vac
found thrown up against a sea H1I IN
Warwick his afternoon. Absence or
water IN the voman's .ungs ard diScor-
cry 81 wounds In her head. I'd tbs
authorities 70 suspect toul play.
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ENDORSE NATIONAL
LIBRARY FOR BLIND

Washington. July 3l.-The work 81
the National Library for III" Blind -
endorsed by President Harding in A
letter written Miss Eta Josselyn Gri:-
fin. director of IL" orrani:atiCn in con-
ncr;ion with the ninth biennial confer
enra OF the American workers for tho
blind at Nint0n, Iowa.
'-1he idea OF a nationa! library for the
blind" said III" presidents letter. made
public here tonight. has always seemed
particularly feasible and "onsid"raie
method OF serving these unfortunate
PEOPLE. for. moro than ANYTHING else. the
privilege OF reading means Erea. deal
to thrm.
"l1sxtse express my great sympathy
and intcrcs, 10 your follow workers IN
this excellent cause"
%, No
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Marriage Licenses

Harry ingram. AK" 4. an engineer Of
F Wheeling. W. Va. and Claire Bertha
Worker me- -. o. Martins Ferry. Rev,
N:ngerd performed III" ceremony.
+ Joe Rorn.r ngr 70 'nS! miner md
Julia ESranyai. az" %. hoth OF Parton
Squire II. Vi. Dawes performed tho core
! nony.
, Mex Mrrkrvnch. ~" VI, coal miner
aand Mrs. Teresa i'amath. a=o -. ho'h
! O. Crescent, Rcv. -. II. NunLint"i per-
formed the ceremony.
! Realty Deeds
! Elizabeth E"rIy and husband 10 Anna
NJ Moore Tract Of land IN Nchand
, Township Consideration $1,000.
/ Jauos Muluu!n and Lucinda MulQuin
- i'"ter Lucas and Eliza both Lucas.
! 80 % acres in Somrrsc; Township. con
SId"ratioH $l.o0.
, Carlo B'idrIn! and Anna Eoidrini 20
Waiter RudsumicnicS Tract OF land In
the city OF RellaIrc. Consideration 800
charles Fuihcy to Minnie o. Robinson
Lots . and in Furhcy's First Addition
to Shady Consideration $1,000.
IN" Shadysid- Land '"mlILy 20 Will
liam NJ. smith and Ersn II. Smith Lot
In tho village OF Shadysidr. Cons ,dcra-
! tion $4,000.
New Cases Filed
Villa m Henry - Angelo NasSilopen-
, 10y. Action for damages In the amount
, Of ;iouo0o N"iriojT. Lynch & James.
. attorneys FOR r}aln'ir.
Stlrn r.. Hoover ~ dorsey V. Sarrll
and Icy SaUelI Action 10 quiet title.
Thcrnhurg < Lewis attorneys FOR plain
TIT.
In Mayors Court
Three men. AL charged with violations
~ tho l!Tuur Jaw. were arra!rnct before
. Mayer Henry NJ. Do vics Saturday.
Walter M!kina OF lausing plead guilty
to the charge Of manufacturing and was
fined SlonohO and costs. II" vas arrest
, Ell on Friday afternoon by Deputies Nal
10y snd Sloan and Constable NcitSelt.
A still ard a quantity OF liquor was
found in his house.
John l..uowsh. T uca- Flushing wa
nrralGncd on ;lc charge &C possessing in
tox .Cliins liquor. HlIs hond was liked
Of s1nCO 90 and NJ will L." given hear
irc IN IN" near future.
Mix Magsa of Eci.ai-r. arrested Fri
day afternoon To- Deputies IddinEs and
Sloan vas also ..;rairn"d on the charge
of possessing His bond was n1cd 4,
$1,000 90.
st. ClnIrsvine Defeats Bethesda
III" s. Clairsv:i'o lascha!l 'caim de-
roatrd nc bethesda Mn" on Saturda J
afternoon Nv score az IS To In what
wns the biggest game OF the season for
rI.hcr team. iarc" number. o. local
r.mS attended N" game and the crowd
was Onr 81 tho largest Of the season.
Hon William Jennings Bryan who lee
,urcd at The ENwur;h Park on Saturday
was NJ tho game aud pitched rrr first
bal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
ARMS FhcroAY CLOSED

rnrIE. Ju.y 81 despatch 10 tic
Havas agony from LnmzsE says the
arms and munitions factory there has
been c,osed by order OF the council OF
the Lea cue Of Nations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01

Caller IL Mrs Jones 81 bona"
Cookie sneral--She Is but she N7t
hardly In n NJ s,ate To Sc" anybody
Snss Just bin glvin me notice 70 iesve