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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02

81 Gi-Occan View and Rcturn-s2. 60
Every Sunday Via y. & w. Ry.
Tickets good on S:l5 and 900 a. NJ.
trains. These trains arc provcrhially
"on Time" and first class in service
and equipment. Plenty of coaches.
No crowdinG.- advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
cnrolininn RUS purpit Here

EoN. I""rGc T.. DaviS, pustOr Of
the First Baptist Church Of Orange
burg. :. &C. VIII occupy the pulpit
az tn" morning and evening services
in the Leigh Street Baptist church
sunday. Thc former pastor. Rev.
John J. Wicker recently resigned
and has started for "a stay Of two
months in Europe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Virginia Beach
Superior Service Vim
Norfolk and WesternRaiIway

Two fast all-stccl trains with pull
man par!or cars leave Broad Street
station daily at 900 a. NJ and $40
u. NJ. connecting in Union Depot.
Norfolk. with trains direct to Virginia
Beach. thus avoiding transfer OF pas.
scngers and. baggage across tho city.
The y. g. w. is the only line Offering
this ce.-AdvertisemenL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Marriage License. Issued.

esaCierk Walter Christian ycstor,s,
Issued marriage licenses TO T. NJ
Robinson and Giady. Vashon. y H.
sPhillips and Blanche T. Williams.
Abraham Englc and Henrietta Cap
Ian, A. ID. Crandail and Lucy < Tay-
:Ior, r. b. Lett and Co,on!a T.. Ron
tnson, William G. Ward and Josephine
sBrothcrs, Leslie NJ. Brief and Mar
sGaret z. Wright. w. NJ. Wells and
Christian T.. Bowles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02

Rev w. l.. cox. pastor of ,hn
Church. OF tho Holy Comforter ma,
returned from Wilmington. y. e.
wh"rc last sunday he preached ,ho
ordination sermon OF his brother
Harvey \. con. Mr. Cox VIII occuny
his pulpit AZ tho morning and even.
ing serviccs tnmorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Children's Socks

All that is popular in most varied assert
ment OF Children's Socks, in cotton. Isle
or silk, in plain or novelty STYLES. from
2ac up.
Floor One, West
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
IRON REVIEW


New YorK. juno The Iron Nce in
It's weekly summary Of III" Iron AMI
s:.cl markets. Will say:
Euvcr~ g: iron and Str"' con M" 20
a; IN tn. lc,i,t tina, lower Pres ar"
ahead and III" few Currcn; transactions
thlr count - al give ru""urag cement -
that bc!'cf. TIC old question If The al
iitul. 81 the Steel Corporation '"""rdS
rorr,:~ .",r mad" hN its C"lnrci.HTs =
IN ari.u ia view az some recent trans
act ."ns ~ plates. bars. VIII" ana WIZ"
mails Though IhCra are few products IN
whi,h the prizes NAT wont INT" "HH' |
A,r:l T.: aIc strictly observed. III" Nari-
atluns IN W.rc are rartI'uLrr!N = matter
,c comment. tn" view that rrIcc cut
ting ,anu,, nc cf'rcliN" ~ Il 'j'n" -: 20"
chh demand j. s;.N h"ld l.! som" i'ni''T'
tan. producers" At lhr Same I'm" ~"
Stcri Corporation and SU.h independents
~ .a,r ncid Ia the sch"!u'" are w. On
pcr,rd 20 "hu!i the Umhr'lt:' in
definitely.
The railroads gro tigh,'n!nG IN as
buyers and a. the same tine InNm'l ihI
ina, Tho, should hay stool ~ '"WcF
prices. Th >lr"l tidd" - not now ="
much cnar,rr,d .,hout lower fr"iih'S
prT'Cl!E.s COVER Tee. is'l'''.' S'h'' -
Sccs both imr,diHG.
Waite III" Steel I'"Tr"rqi ."n.S S'acHNl"S
this we, au"1n; to u - r"" cent. 81" =
atiru. Ird"r"nGcnl companies az" hh"ai
- ror cent. New hT*iH",: Is coming TO
the s., cl rnrrOrali"r'S h""ks 81 4 rae
h, 'ov - pr cont &C "niH"llN. the VAR
promise !h.,c some independent Wills
had in cary May :"ii away in IN" 'h''cr
mart Efforts ar" Row ,unrcniratd on
tho crai,ah!" dIS;".hutl"n "f tn" small
smnurr nC work anon. All cmr'"N"'"'
further red, i"& ~ WAGES IN TIC next
9h days J. Mt !mrruh1hlr.
I'm cuS;"ru Order l'"m IN" FrnnFF''
y,nia railroad Iur about l.N"Q tons 81
IT,. il"t,S is conspicuous N the general
drarth. SaSt"rn mills N general are
u,p,ra,.nG IN u small scale this wH"k.
Sumo export business Is canning along.
in part at tn" Expenses Of Great BrI-
tain's Ir,rL.y2",! industry. Tnre" III
uuirirs fer rails for India amnInt TO
II non tons. IN" Tata mill IN |" n"a
beng SUPPLIED with rail business Tor
some time. Ne "as cVr"'.'"d l"ii""'hE
tho war, the rni'rUAhs Of til" word are
all at work ut rehabilitation. thir''
railroad car repair inquiries have come
into tn. m:trkc. II TIA" wCcE I'm order
for 100 locomotives for TN" M"Ni"an
National railways has been d'Nl"'u
,urIaliy between the American and laid
win locomotives, companies.
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for this event, Mr.. 4. \. Hart ha post
punrd tho Royal NriGhbors organiza; on
until later.
Tho bali foam will play West AleSan-
der saturday afternoon on the Da"as
diamond.
Mr. ard Mrs. George Sampson and
daughter. Louise. and Miss Nellie Samn-
snn were SHOPPING III Wheeling Wei
ncsday.
Misses Ailccn and Zelda Howard and
Aida Wilson. Mcs4rs. Wayne Stricki n
und William kimmins. who attend
school at West Liberty. spent the week
end ut their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Crawford and
daughter. Ilrlrn. Of TaHlnrstown. and
Mr.. and Mr.. chez" Crawford and son.
WILLIS. Of Wheeling. were guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. Hiram Crawford Sunday.
Mrs Meade Strirklin and children
were shopping in Wheeling Wednesday.
Nj. and Mrs. !. &. McK"rrihan were
business visitors in Wheeling Wcdnes-
day.
The Dallas cornct band Will give a
rICnlc on Saturday. July >.
Mr.. James Finley and family of War
wood visited ut tic home of Mrs. Na5
White on p"rnration day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbcrt ltIchry and chill
,;rrn ut Cameron spent tn" week I'D
with Dallas relatives.
MIR and Mrs. Elias Cuttings md
daughter. Virginia. ri Elm Grove. Wis -
Cd his parents. of Dallas. this week.
viii Eirhry has ordered now Ford
touring car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
SUGAR.


Navy York, June fine raw sugar
market way weak today and Prices
declined 10 the bass Of - for '"n-
trifural although at the c!"S" market
was still rather easier n tore. Most 81
rho business WAS IN Porto Rlran SUGAR.
although there was II sale IN 4 in'hl re-
GD.r of 1880 bags OF San Dom nG""S
for nrumpt shipment at ; cents =. |. L.
which !s equal to cents duty pals BE-
ilieved 10 be against sale of refined Tor
Aynort OF the Porto RiCanS sold there
, wer. 1000 bags late last night ut 40
. onn hays early AT 49, and lt"O" bags
IN savannah at ~, and "l.3"0 pa%' AZ
las.
Raw sugar futures were weak ma
nriccs declined 10 the lowest ;"Ncl re-
corded since pre-war days. WIN Jul!
.cl,.n,, duNn TO 9.9S and n"C"mh"r |"
- Roth trade interests and rr"k'rS
with Cuban connections sold, uw'n% |"
m. weakness in III" spot mark"'' ana
cIosing prices we're al the lowest o.!
Tho dnv and from 10 10 % points pri"w
last nichi's closing. July closed 40,
s.nte,nbcr at 2.un and December go all
bid.
Tbe rnarket for refined was also easier
NTH nriccS unchanged to - points lower
md with business considerably less ac-
tive Fine granulatcd Is now quoted AT
$50 to SIS
pcnned futures shares the depression
in the spot market. with July S"Ii'hS
doUn to $40 and September AT o." OF
81 TO 30 points not lower. but there was
only :, small volume Of business. CLOS
;nv bids were A t. 45 points net lower.
1uIy closed at $50: August and Septem-
nor at as: and October at GO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
GAINESVILLE

Mrs. Alfred f.. Kennard Jr.. and Miss
Elizabeth kcnnard of AShevIlle. y. &
arrived Tuesday evening for an extend
cd visit with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II.
Schlcntz and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ken
nard of this place.
Miss Lillian Ferris of Springfield. o
is visiting Miss Frances Healcy OF Null
berry street.
Mrs. G. c. White returned to C1arks-
burg W. Va. after spending a few days
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. q.
SchlientZ.
Misses Marjorie and Mary Mathews
the young daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. B. Matthews arc visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George He'll
at Martins Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cowgirl and Mr.
and Mrs. Vaughn Thornberry Of Column
bus motored TO this place Wednesday
for 4 few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Craig and family
OF Stcuhcnvillc spent a few days this
week with Mr.. Craig's sister, Mrs. w
o. Jordan Of Walton avenue.
Mrs. Emma Hobbs returned to her
home at Akron Tuesday after a visit
with her mother. Mrs. ANA nda Mckown
Dr.. w. z. Stephens left Wednesday
evening for Detroit where he will spec
ialize on annual forms Of rectal diseases
Mrs. stephens will join her husband in
about a week and will stay until July
first.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. June ".--l'r.m" m"r'an."e
papcr GsI6T7. Exchange weak; st'rllh|
60 day bills and commercial e" day pIl'N
on banks $50: CONNER, al 20 day hi'I"
3S4: demand %.SS%: cables ".H9'. :
francs demand $40; Cnhl"s S."-; I"lE'ah
francs demand So: cables S%l. Eui!derS
demand go: cables $50: lire dcmand
5.o4; cables Sc; marks demand Lao
cohlrs $50; Norway demand 80: NJ
.enIinr demand 3".lS. brazilian demand
IL 20: Montreal - 1t PEI cent discount.
Government bond" "rsyi IA 'lr "
bonds irregular. Tin" loans EriMl' bo
luv,. % days. - mouths. per cent.
can money lrm'r: hish s: low - rh'-
,nc rate :: CLOSING bid :: offered al o.
last lraY 5: hank acCcp:an"es 6.
Sterling and francs declined t"r'hcr
in the !atc dealings: sterling 60 day M
and commercial 60 day hills on ranks
3.SS% commercial 60 da> bills ~" = :
demand %.SSi.: francs demand "a:
cables So: Belgian francs demand
Sc; cables SIS.
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| n, !. STOCKS

|ev York. June Am eight percent
for call loans. further price re
sions and another lower rH""rd OF
for liberty II. percent bonds con-
ributed to today'S rea.ttonarE St"S"
Iarket.
Some speculative favoritCs. notably
Is, equipments and specialtiHs OF th'
acco and leather types wrr" inter
ittently active and strong. In gen
raj. however. representative STOCKS
Rain reflected unsettled business con-
itions and lack ct public support
Ales amounted TO 5S50c0 shares.
Call money opened a, : percent. rHS"
~ in the FIRST half % IN" session
nd touched S in the last hour. Wnen
Narket prices were most confusing.
Only once before this yPar-on Feb
Nary ). when demand loans r"S" /" "
bercens-was toGay'S money raj" eN-
keeded. borrowers Of time funds bid :
percent for all dates hut only small
lums were available. Banks attributed
he Increasing scarcity TO larc" capital
Citations. government Withdrawals ana
reduction OF local reserves b. interior
banks.
Factors bearing moro o. less directly
bn markc. values included cut In PITTS
,burgh prices Of wire products ana
marked concessions In refined sugars.
columbia Graphaphonc preferred was
Added 20 the steadily increasing list
BIZ stocks deferriuG dividends.
|~Exchange on London forfeited IN"
better part os rs recent rally and Az
continental rates fell dv" To :" points
Dutch bills again sustaining the Er"at-
Est reversal. Incidentally. tho IanK
BE- England weekly report disclosed
arge decrease in liability reserves.
Liberty %i:s recovered most ot Nhe'r
loss, but the trend Of that Sr'u? rs a
whole Was downward. Other domestic
3 we'll as intern ational Issues were re-
ponsive In variable degrees 70 the
honey furry.
Total sales (rar valued were sl9.775.-
Boo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
DALLAS

The Sunday school convention wh'th
,,.os held in the Presbyterian church
TUESDAY afternoon and evening was wen
o,tcudcd. The county convention Will
he held Sunday. June D. at Pleasant
Valley. There will be sessions In the
afternoon and evening.
An immense crowd attended the pie
mic and ball game given Saturday by the
Dallas Athletic club. The Dallas team
defeated tho Majorsvil lie nine , - l. IN
spite of tho fact that six out OF inc
nine pla! crs cot injured during the
game.
Chlldrcns day exercises will DO held
in both the local churches Sunday, June
-. BcrauSc Of tho fact that the won1"h
Of the ncGhborhood are busy preparing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
CHICAGO LIVE sfocK

Chicago. June 2.-Cattle--ltece'r t"
1n,HOO. Handy weight steers AMI d.
sirublr yearlinss steady I" strong
mounds. others steady. top, - ~
weight 1885 pounds: bulk beef Steers
SO o. ~ s So: IA, cows and hniirrS
sfockers and te"d"rs steady; bulk TAI
she stock. 81 % ct 80: bulls strDnE
10 3 cents higher; hulk. 81 90 n - ~
calves. 81 to 50 cent higher: huIk
3 - Il o..
Hogs --- Ecceip,a. "c.0c" opening
strong to 10 cents higher: closing weak
All v,e,dy 10 10 cents lover thar ycs'
:rrday's average: h"ld"rcr liberal: to;
81 as, early: bulk. s. 20 q 10; pig
~ to l., cents hghcr: bulk desirable
IS 10 n S IS. -.
sheep-Receipts 1000; firm. .,
cents higher. Shorn lambs. top. Sl2 50
bulk SO 90 a IL no; California
springs, SIS 25: bulk. sl2 90 a 10 oO
Texas wethers. IS 2j: Texas yearlines
81 Is: few California ewes. 81 90; bull
fat ewes. 50 so q %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
FIFTEEN

Vile, spent Monday with Mr.. Parks
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Parks.
Miss Beatrice Glass, OF Columbus,
was Flushing visitor Monday. =.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vance, OF Cadiz,
visited Monday with Mr.. Nance's moth
cr. Mrs. Alice Vance.
Henry Hawkins and family, OF Cadiz
visited over Sunday with Mrs. Hawkins
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Bethel.
MIR. and Mrs. Park Pudkins and Mrs.
Anabel McMu-ray. Of Chicago; ~ w
Judkins and Mrs. T. W. Kirk, OF New
Philadelphia. and Mrs. Timberlake. OF
WoOdsneld visited over Sunday with
their aunt. Mrs. Alice Vance.
Mrs. Lorraine McVickers. OF New
kenSington. Pa. Is visiting her par
cntS, Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Bonner.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Bendinc. OF Ritt-
man, visited this week with Mrs. Ben
dimes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james
Parks
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W. ]. WoLLMAN & CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER


ny private wire la \. l.. Mast"n 20.
New York. Jun" ".--W"akEc<S d"E"'-
"pcd IN early afternoon IN Scrcra! Spe-
rirlt:c$. Industrial .hl""h"i losing "
points r"li"w,l ~ d"rlin" in l'h!d"lr
and E"ihl"hrm Steel ~. The ESt
issue reported az having been sold Tor
acCuun, of prumincu, h"l" operators.
L. :. Steel reacted to go. tnrS. ~
Ohio fLvurl bic report ErlrrI sentiment
to some extent III IN" railway shares
although they wrT" iigNrIlN". Traders
sold MeNirIn ret. down about two
points from high q! TIA" day, Sinclair
Cons. was rIthr:" heavy IN light trading
International Paper lost about point \
from It's best rr!r". Pierce arrow
preferred sold I" Row lew point call
money reached It high point Of Nrr-
cont around " 81 j. ~. md traders
raidcd 4 number OF ih" :ndustr;a,S.
W. J. Wulman Il Co.
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BUTTER. EGGS, CHEESE

New York. June 2--Buttcr stcany'
uery higher than extras. "9l2 to
zoe. creamery extras CO. >corc) we
lirsis (sS to 81 Scorc) @6 I" "Ni:c; pack
ing stock current make No. lie:
Eggs irregular. Fresh gathered extra
frsts - to 2St: firstS 20 /" -: state
Pennsylvania and nearby western men
ncry whites flrsts to extras II to IS; do
browns. cNtr.i$ ~ to "a: do. gathered
browns and mixed c"lors, tirst% t" en-
tras - 70 80: storage packed. extra
frsts @Sia to @9h; do. tirsts - {" y
flats. fresh. specials lJ'a 10 lGla; DO.
average run II to Is; state whole mix
twins specials l5la TO l6: d" average
run i to Is.
Live poultry firm. Brokers' ." to -;
fowls Is: ROSTERS IA; turkeys 90
dressed easy. old roostcrs 10 10 ~.
Flour unchanged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
DRY GOODS

New York. June 2.-Print cloth mar
kct was tirmer today and slightly high
or. Percales were priced on the spring
basis for fall delivery. No discounts
were named. Yarns held barely steady
wool goods were slightly firmer and
sllk was hrmcr In raw and finished de-
partmentA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

Wheeling steel corp. pfd. A.-Tran5-
Yer hcCks rlo<n Jun" -. Tor 4 Pc: cent
cash dividend. payable JulY !.
Wheeling steel corp r:d. T. Trans
fer books clos, Jun" -. i"r -. per
cent ssh dividend. payable July !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. June 2.-l.iberty bonds
closed 3hs. 1858; first Is. STtn. bid;
second 4s, 1854 first 4hs. $3.50; Sec
ond AIS. S6.7e: third as. $3.50: fourth
AVS. SS.7S; Victory 3%s. 9S.l2; Victory
AS, 9S.12-
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

NNen!ing W. Va. Jwrc .. ~.
Furnished he lnrCll!c"u'rl hy A. y
Ma~ten 4 60 members New York stock
If W Va. ltlhg.
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| N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wAeelr&. w Va. June :. q.
Furnished Tho Int-rige1cer by A. e
hasten & Co members ~ the New Torh
stock Exchange. National Bank Buid'
ing. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Brand
Resident Partner.
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CHICAGO Grain

Chicago. June S.--Bg rNHtrt husintS
and hulliSh crop "Stimat'S Il;cd t&'
wheat market today Ia ncw hiEl
price record for Ii" season. NT"Nln ;
quotations wcr" n"rN""N al i'l !" 80:
cents net adV"nr". With Ir;N. 81 40 I"
81 13&. corn gained :. to :. cent:
oats lost ~ I" ,, CEN. ard provisions
finished unchanged To ~ cents higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
BOSTON COPE Elk STOCKS

N'hee..rS. W. Va. J"rc :. II.
Furnished The iU;e,!:g.nCe- b. \. E
Adsten & 60. memhers Boston STOCK
e.xca%nge. second floor National Bank
:, u. ". kld.L
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+ NY. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling, ". Va. June .. 81.
Furnished The lntslIirencer by A. z.
Aasten & Co members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National BANK
OF w Va. Bldg.
ST.. nnnp High 4 Lou Close
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. June 2. ~.
Furnished The lnteilgenc"T by A. e
Nas.en & Co. members Pittsburgh Stock
Exchange second floor Nationa! bank
~ " Ec Bldc
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NEW YORK CURB M!ARKEl

Wheeling. ". Va. June .. 81.
Reported by A. +: MaSten & Co. mem.
bers New York stock Exchange, second
floor National Bank OF W Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Whr"l.nr. W. Va. Juno y. -.
Daily quotation LIST Wh""linS Stick
Ex, hang. ,vmp.i"d for Tn" lnt"lI!.
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MAJ0RSvILLE

=
...,,,,.,l ,..il,. Lor.,. ..r,y over the
,,,i' o,,;,,,i,, Wise II,rshj.
,i.,ri,r;, I;inJr,r,
r"I,,' ,a'' G,r;M,. Sea- ,.,Ilwrr Martha
,''". ~ ,.',,..,. t:,.,r,r,, NrIi,, and
, ,.'' ~ ,.,..,',,,,..,,, ~ -. V.hc,.,,,.. .,
:r,,, ,.,,.,,- r,i,... ar-i,,.L n,
: -on i.r.t,, ,irr.rr and were rather
go" .,''! ,','','i ,,.., ,,c, vcr, OK.
,>'' ,'r,o,u n.
I''''" - ,,,,o,.., a.,
+ '"' '.'''''" W =, - ..." ..,,, ,,.
KRIS az ,r,,.rr,i,
'""s !" .,',a., rn,r n,rn r.,Iy f.
49, '"' "'n ~ -,,I,.r ,o furnish
l''' 'n'
''', u" .,..o, az ,.,,,, an,
! '' !, .Ia ,,,... rc,a,urs
! F.""" S,,''... g., crc thoro ,,hI,
: ,.~,r ,...r, -. ru;sr nv :
'"J'!," ' .,,,r- nm,r.n.. vo.
: ''"N"'" ,,,,,','d -, th,, t;ic,
H., ,,.,.., Su.,..., school. The
! ''n" 80 49,, ,,nn,,.., sunday after,
! "'''N ''', ,,i,,, ,r,m h,..r ;,I>he.
"'"''I' ,,', ,r;crJr
NV ~ q ..t,,... .,,,i y,,r,rr" r,,, ro,hine
,.ir.,;.',. ,,,,rd., afternoon. foI
~, ...,.. I,.. ami n.,l,. rl,.n and
! ,,,,- r.,.,y and rri,..rp,. that could
i''''' .,'l' ',o.r 49,, ,',,,,r,ou,c. mad
"'H, ~" ., 49," ILL.,. :, ,,r,v the bal
c.,ur Sur. the p"i.Li bay W"u. hI
game, 80 ~ ~ hn, n ms, think TT
! /" ,,,.,, ,,n,cl tor Majors,
. ~" '''' r, ,,.,i ,,.,, Win rrncahiy
w ...,t,, j., ,ho r.ur future. and
cross ~,
mere = ''' r,r;,v r,,n;on.
r,r,r, r,,,p,nr wa> nc:d p; ihc
H. ,rI Air. Samuel r;lchry
! ~, 80 r,c f.,;uw,ny chIl
M'''""' t -, 49,. ..,milic. were
"'c". N'i,'..,, nj Iiuud,rd. Lcon.,
+ PR - ,h:. n,,,.. Ny. Star,
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Tinker Bob
aAE2I sa>I@stouss
TINKER BOB rLANs A PARTY
BY ariysleh Il. holcornh

% King. I came here to see 0 Pos
sum b creature who gave me such a.
good start in life" said Red Fox when.
ne saw the King standing before him..
II don't know which tree he lives In
but Sammy Squirrel is in the tree tops
directing me to the right one. i want
to visit o Postum before. it gets SO
cold that the leaves will be all gone.
J. wouldn't dare to come up here il
the leaves were all off the trees. 1t
would DO SO light that the Hunter.
could sec me from a great way Off"
We'll. we'll. you must have had a
change come over you being that you
who gave O a start in life. He lives
in that tree right there said the
King. II think he must be asleep
now, and If he is you will never get a
chance to see him unless you stay
around here till night. He wakes ur
Just as the sun is going down.
go King. I want. to be home by the
to tend to that will take all Of.
my attention. I am having company.
this evening Inc will have to be there.
You see l wanted to>invite my old
Possun1. to come over and
have a good time with us tonight"
Then Red Fox happened to think
what he had said. The idea of hay.
MS q pol ~ II IlOI IuVlS1NE lNe hlnR
Of the forest-that would be a terrible
thing! But there were some things
under way that Reddy did not care to
the King know. But he would
have to change his plans and invite
the King or he would think some
thing was wrong and would come any
way. 20 King. I would like to have
you come to my party tonight it will
held. in the hollow near nv homo
under the cliff by the bend in the
river. Il would like to have you in
vite all of the creatures OF the forest
you car find. We will have a good
time In, the light Of the moonl'
""Now. Mr.. Reddy.' said the. King,
II was just going about to invite the
forest folks to come to the Palace of