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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
FIFTEEN WILL FACE
JUDGE RITZ TODAY

Az midnight there were Il offender
OF tho law scheduled 10 appear IN police
cour, before Judge John s. RITZ ms
morning Five OF the arrests were MADE
on d!sorder!y chargs two for speolnS
and the remainder for being drunk
Tho arrests made were: Rodney DICK
erson. Bob Flaherty, J. F. oDonneii'
Thuuas Spokes. Burk Henry, W. j. Sui
liyan, Roy Clark, Joe Kelly ana John
Doe. all for being drunk. Those arreet-
ed FOR d!sorderly conduct were Nike
Metroe. LEONARD Ralston and Roy Kais-
ton brothers. for nghting. and Clark
irwin. For speeding w"rr ]. NJ. Shep-
pard and Louis Morgan.
Tho arrests were made by Policemen
gtanley, Cloudy. Rob Jones. Frank Jones'
knahe Bishop and Gehr:"G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

Artists care for The thing .u-itseI Pot
inrit-s regard things AS railway trains
- Tx" thrm some" here.
=. IL" l,..'nu.us ,: tho s;prE y" hive
Al ~" Eiuuy ~ serious th.nn"Ta starr
INK vur 10 combat l'Vlt, v!s:n. Johnny
And Jan" EUt,er. twins. !nsist on being
identified with tho nnti-Po'terltes' al
though they are eIson;'a!.E f"ite!Sh.
They are tho children Of Lord tinker
ton who controls the press wh:ch IL re-
rarded Az tho organ Of pottsr!sm. The
Iw.us mother ~ writer OF third rat"
fiction. Tho TWO EIrIs OF tho iNmliS'
JEuo and Clare. represent tho Two sluos
OF PUtterism. Clare IL an ignorant
middle hrad"h sent!ncHtaNst whl!e
Jane IN lut".luctua..y Ant!-Ivii"''"h uit
morally POtteriBh.
lane IL greedy and Ia willing I" Ak
ploit everything for hsr own advantage"
When Rhe ineoLS ON Hobart The "d-
ilUr Of ONO Of her fathers papers. Bh"
marries him because no IL Il perfect
Gibson type" When hobart Is Killed BY
accidentally failing down stairway
Jsns Is rather pleased. and makes her
pans 10 marry Arthur Gideon Who In
Of true anti-Potter!te. tho precision Al
""' ~ mo Tit Habitatsou"
Gideon WAS direct And keen and pas
thought finely and acutely. Gideon
wasn't greedy; ne took life and ~
pleasures and triunphs and Smusf-
in~nts in his stride. As part OF the day b
work; he didn't seek them out for. their
own sakos Gideon lived for causes and
beliefs and ideals"
Gideon IL co-sditor OF The Fact
prr;niicu established As tho organ OF
unt!-rotterism. When The Fact Buo-
cuIubs 10 tho Potter press Gideon goes
to Russia where he IS killed. GideonH
death IS pRradOXicAl IN that he IL nrst
beaten nearly to death IN an EFFORT 70
defend poor Jewish family from the
wrath Of tho White Soldiery. and -
later killed by the BolsheVisis because
he IS an Engi.shman. lie IL, We take II.
Tia, gentleman addressed in the pref-
p e.. and as such. have no nj habita-
i.on." his death Is inevitable.
"Potterisu" Is very oleverly writ
.ra. inctsivc study OF present day con-
d!t!urs. II reminds one a l!ttIe OF E!iI-
abeth Sanxuy Holdings "lnylncio!e
Minnie" but though It Is written IN
the Same vein. and deais with the Sa mo
material Il lacks tho concentrated DIT
,erness OF the latter, It Is not a. power,
ful a satire Whether The author Will
take her place with the elect among SAT
!r!sts remains TO be seen Potterlem
ia III any ratio promising beginning
and for rrrc the publishers' b!uro is
no, far OF n describing II a. u novel
CT speculative cleverness. IL IS mat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
BIG CROWD HEARS Z
SERMON BY CORY

Almost ono thousand persons Nee4.
present at last nights meeting At AtvAep
side Park. when G. ". Cory preAoAAA,
on Twice Born Men OF the Unose.
world" This sermon was OF unuooA4'
interest and Mr.. Cory was At his oeoS
last evening. presenting this powerful
moral in an exceptionally telling mar
rer. Next week Mr.. Cory will speak.
on the Golden Rule" 4,
Mrs Ullom sang a few selsctioNe,
last night and Edward Jefferson ~.
the song service. Next Sunday night,
n fifty-piece band will add TO the en-,
thusiasm of the meeting. and sVeel
Kreater success and Larger crowds 10
rredicted for the future. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
About People
Movsmsnts Of Individuals To Ana
IRON The CttJ.
AT TIE HOTELS

Rogsrs-AieN W. Short. Morgan
town: Mrs. Mcnra RidxwAy. Morgan
town: Marin E!dgway. Morgantown
ioLuro-Mr and Mrs. d. J. Bennett
S,s,ersyills: Victor kochL Tairmont: H.
l.. Hogg. Point Pleasant: J. 7. NeuhAro'
Wellshurg; l.. l.. Retner. organtown; II
=. PaStcn Morgan:own: E {. Sherwood
MurgantoWn; Mrs. b. W. Brown. Par-
kersburE.
wIndsor-Amos Thornburg. Buckhan-
non: 3ir. and Mrs. r J. Murray. FAR
mont: Mr.. aad Mrs John l.arkin
stamm-W. B. Campbell Feirmont; J.
W Thoner. Slstersville.
Alex Reichblu,u. local jewelnr. now
touring French battlstlelds with Amer!-
can Legion party. Sont his friends n
number OF postcards from the city Of
H.ois, in tho PyreneeS France. Ho ro-
ports m enjoyable "trip with receptions
everywhere.
Mr. gallagher is leader In tho coal
business In n" Philadelphia district.
and is prominently identified In the In
dustry in the Panhandle.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Scatterday ana
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Bono OF Ponu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
ROD INSISTS UPON
DELIVERING SPEECH

Whom Judge John s. RITZ calls police
court session 10 order this morning. enc
Of tho most prominent customers OF
the court will confront him.
Rodney Dckerson is the man who
will DO arraigned by Policeman Bob
Jones. charging him with being drunk.
Rod. or tho Wheeling Kid" as he Is
often called, insisted upon ,makinE
speech on Market street last night. but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

Thousands cf men and women arc I'M
pairing their constitutions. laying thorn
selScs uuen to Illness and lly los
ing Their grip on health simply because
ln,.'r blood Is thinning out And possloly
carving through luck OF IRON. Lack OF
d, >. IN the blood not only makes man
mystical and mental we2ki!ng. nerr-
rtI~. irritable, easily fatigued. 0ut X ut-
terly robs him Of tho virile force. that
stamina and strength or Will wien are
80 necessary 10 BuoceAs and power m
every walk Of life. 1t may also trans
form 4 beautiful. hweet-tompered woman
Into ono who - Cross. nervous and lr-
ritRble,
Iron il absolutely essrn;!a. 10 enable
Your h'god 10 transform the food you
rot into muscular tissue and orp!n. IL
IN through iron in tho red coloring mat
ter o. the blood. that LIE staining
oxygen enters the body Without iron
there is no strength. vitality and endur-
severe strains. Contrary 10 general
opinion lack OF iron in the blood docs
not necessarily mean you 90 not have
"uough blood. h'.' !; means your blood
IL not ." tho r!Hht kind. To help make
,strong. keen. rcd oloodsd people there
Is nothing better than organic Iron e.
\uxateI Iron Unlike tho older inor-
iau!' !:UIl products II Is easily nssi:n!-
lated. docs not lnjure tho teeth. make
them black nor upset the stomach. No
r,a,trr win; Uthrr t,niCS or iron RENE
.Et-, Won hsvo J.Srl without success. II
you ar" not strong OF we'll YOU owe IL
L. Yourself "a make ~" following test:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

tho policeman said he had not 1872
permission.
The last time Rod faced the CO.
he talked the Judge out OF ming -
and WIS left OF with warning 8.
viii probabIy spend ten days II jan
this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
Mirc sllaneous Shower.

rompitmaatar, - NiSs Frances
Eores. whose engagement 70 MIR. Oscar
Y.~ge- VA recently announced. Miss
Marietta C:Hir entertained IL number nt
i:-r friends y her homo on Twenty-attH
S'".ar Thu-SGa. evening with a n!S""..
,:.r"OiS <hnwe". Tho evening was spent
y games. rrGSir and dancing. Ths
n~:s.c- :o-ha -"c".ved many beautiful and
''ec";:l eit:s. A. ;H:G" the guests were
invited INTO tho d!nt2S room. which Was
beautifully decorated In pink and whit.
Co. :hc occasion. A dainty ;wn course
'u"chcor was served TIE following
We present:
Misses
N>,i.s trahcr.y Mary EHntress
inida Yaeg"r johnson
Mar Eoras Frances NoreS
lima Topp Regina we!X1nd
Marcel,a Fro!g E!lda WeiSand
Mrs John EniG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
LIME PITS PROPOSED =.
TO COUNTERFEIT ACID

ConEressman Ben S. Rosenbloouh VIZ
arrived in tho city Saturday from WasAel
ington. will make an investigation o1l
the alleged dumping OF acid into Ae'
Ohio river while here. and viii rs0ogSj
hack to q committee which will IN to11
draw up . bill for the coming season e1]
the legislature. -i.i /,
Mt. Rosenbloom is working with CbRrI
gresham s. G. Porter Of PfttS064A
Harry woodward Of Parkersbrg, yfaA&l
Murphy OF SteubenvillS and Nicholas
Longworth Of Cincinnati II
A plan for counteracting the poisouA
dumped into the river. as proposed. win
b TO dig q lime pit through whidh
refuse from mills and mines must ruA-
1t is predicted that this system viii -.
l!eve existing conditions. II
r.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
IS YOUR BLOOD STARVING
FOR WANT OF IRON2

Iron Is Red Blood Food-It Helps
to Put Strength and Energy
Into the Veins Of Men and Roses
Into the Cheeks Of Women.
Why Nuxated Iron SO Quickly
Builds Up Weak, Nervous, Run
down People.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
A. tia ConntH mnh.

In north Transyivania a young peas
ant woman may giro particular swan
. tip that he II tho apple OF her eve"
BY going with him In HIS cart a; Tho
time OF the harveating OF the oats to
help him oArry m tho crop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
&S&%RER
INFORMAL DANCE
FOR MISS FUTILE

Miss Florence ArhHaG VII Ne hostess
a, an informal dance At her homo n
Pleasant Valley Wednesday evening.
bonortng Miss katherine Turtle OF Gin
c.nnatl, who Is the house guest OF Miss
Helen Morris ~ I.e"oH. Tho invited
guests arc:
Misses
katherine Tuttle Elizabeth Sh!rk
Helen Morris Mary Arheuz
Elizabeth Adams Rose AreenE
Marcare. BARNARD IaVerne Snodeker
Corirne Schue:te Alice SpeIde!
N.SsrS.-
Harvey Bowman Andrew Hen
Ralph MetZnar Francis Woods
William Heurrr Henry U"rahrook
Russell Metzner Merritt Brand
Sam Norton Charles Nutch!ns
Robert Wood
At Psnsy's Inn
The usua. number OF Informal dinner
parties werc seen a: Pei."y'S Inn near
Sherrard. yesterday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. James l.. HAwiey were hosts 10
party OF ave which !ac'Wded Mr.. ar
Mrs George \ Tat;en a:,d Mrs. l.. a.
keVSer.
Miss Emma Jones entertained several
friends ut dinner. Among her quests
wore.
Nj and Mrs. ". f. Frazer
". VA.
Miss gladys D.N"N
" Y Frazier. j.
\ co"SoniaI group -: young pe"p!e
who d!aed together ia@udsd.
Misses
Helen Morris Elizabeth Adams
Katherine Tu;t,e. Martha Marmon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
Return from Summer aosort.

Nith tho approach OF cool weather a
number OF society sn.n Who have been
spending ,hs summer =: mountains Or
sea ShoCr. have begin TO return To the
city. Yesterday Tas marked by I NUM-
her = arrivals from various sImwcr 'e-
sorts ard amps Mrs. Arthur S;.:"'.
WI" as n"en Spending me month OF
.iucG,' IN Na.ae arr.I"i yesterday. nc
,rr,ra!;i..G ~ 10 three rH.:drcH. Ar
che AID tTHccu~ VIII" nav" been -.
joy.ag the treasures "r boys am,
Eca- Watt" Mountain Lake. and ltt.e
daughter. Joan. Ms. Ma: SimrSHH re-.
turned home yesterday from Nyw York.
"Aa-" she has been with Mrs. AleIan-
der Class. Ms. Glass vii return the
as 80 the week
Mr. Y. ". Holloway and children
who ha,- been sp"udinE the past :,,orth
=, Fishers Island. y. Y. are "X1"r:cl
TO a-r'Ac is>r. the las; OF the week az
are =. =, Mrs. Eugene Hi!dre,h Ill and
chiI.lr"r who hava been ii Atlantic
Citv during August.
Quite y number o. Wheeling people
are spending August a the Hampshire
,'Nun.ry cub. among tE"rI are Mrs
\. w Paul ard children. Who are "N-
pac,od home the h-st o: he month. Ms
James Reans and Miss"a Elizabeth and
Dorothy R~an4 will return tomorrow
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hcT h"in' III F.eas SAINT iatAoS' Az 'he
will 20 served. With covers laid for tho
following.
Nesda mes
y. 4. Bloch - Spe!de,
Earl y Adams ". ". ll"'inway
". A. TraCra:t Singleton Pau"
NOV SAAds Leaves.
Mrs. oliver Sands n, R!chnond. Va
who has e"sH the CUES -: Mrs. Law
rsnca Sands on mo Island. 'e't 'aS'
her guest spent ire weekend NJ no
Sands summer homo at NJ Pleasant.
returning yesterday evening.
Nrs- f51sr Aonorsd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

SEQ how long you can work or how Tar
YOU can walk without becoming tired.
Next take TWO nve-sra!n tablets OF or
binary EuXated Iron three times per
day af'er men!S for two weeks. Ihen
tes, your strength again nd see how
much You have gained. NImhers OF
nervous, run down people who were all
Ing all tho while hSvn increased 'heir
strength and endurance In ~" weeks
time while taking iron in the prorrT
form Minated Iron IL now being Use:
by over three million people annually
and the manufacturers guarantee sue
ressful and rn;:rcly satisfactory results
TO every purchaser or they VIII rofun!
your money. Il IS dispensed ~ MI
good druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
ara, Irwin week End ousse.

w.. Arthur Irwin o: cleveland. who
ha4 h.en N.s:iirS her mother. Mrs N.
NJ Burt on North Froct street. was the
week end guest OF Mr.. md Mrs. =. A
Eurt a, tac,r summer hor'" ~ Beech
f$ut.,.m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

Wedding gifts for douerless brides
are presented by the authorities Of 0sv.
eral towns In England.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
MHN- 8AAdS Leaves.

Mrs Oliver Sands y. Richmond. Va.
who has been n. CUES y: Mrs. Law
YSnca Sands on no Island. 'est LAST
nixht FOR h~r HON" Nra Sands and
her guest spent ths weekend IT no
Sands summer homo at NJ Pleasant.
returning yesterday evening.
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Monday Bridge Club.

Mrs H. I. Haz,ett will entertain 'hs
MCa'.ay Bridge club this afternoon at
her homo N Pleasant valley. At the
corr,uFior OF play a delicious luncheon
will 90 served. with covers laid for tho
The daily times., 1921-08-27
MARTIAL LAW IN INDIA.

Madras, Ind, Aug. 27.-The NAL
abar district of British India has
been denominated a military area.
London, Aug. 27.-Conditions in
the disturbed district south of Cal
icut, British India are shown to be
of considerable gravity in an official
statement issued at the India of
fee here. This statement based on
a telegram from Madras which was
fled in the city early Friday, stated
that mob of 1000 made an attack
on the police and a small town and
later clashed with Leinster platoon.
They dispersed the rioters with ma
chine guns. Two officers became sep
arated from their troops and were
killed. Their bodies terribly mutilat-
ed were subsequently recovered.
The cruiser Canopus arrived at Cal
icut yesterday and the situation in
that city is said to be quiet Further
south and west however there have
been number of serious fights.
The daily times., 1921-08-27
BIG MANUFACTURER ARRESTED

Canton, O., Aug. 27.-Zebulon w.
Davis a wealthy Canton and Cleve-
land manufacturer was arrested here
today by Deputy Marshal D. j. Con-
nor on a charge of using the mails
to defraud. Davis through his attor-
ney waived the reading of the affada-
Wit when arraigned before a U. S.
Commissioner and was released on
$4,000 bond for his appearance.
Davis bond was signed by five mil
lionaire manufacturers of Canton.
Davis, who does not look his rs
years, declared he will be vindicated
in the case. He admits having exc
cuted for negotiation notes to the
amount of $36,500 and believed the
100000 worth of notes bearing his
alleged signature, which were found
by federal authorities in Milwaukee,
may be some notes nearly 20 years
old which were issued when Davis
was associated with z. w. French and
the Canton railroads.
The daily times., 1921-08-27
WANN BEL|EVESA
WEAK PART BROKE
Officer in Command of the Big
Dirigible Made Statement to
the Police.

Hull, England, Aug. 27.-Flight
Lieut.. Wann, who was in command
of the dirigible ZR-2 when it took
the fatal plunge into the Humber
river, told the police today he be-
lieved the accident was caused by
weak structural part of the ship
which broke in two pieces although
he could not say which part it was,
The lieutenant called in police Off
GERS and made the following state
ment:
81 want to say that the accident
appeared to happen owing to a weak
structural part of the ship which
broke in two pieces. 1 could not say
which part it was. / had been flying
SO hours before the mishap occur
red, and / intended to make this my
last flight"
uniform jacket was recovered
today and was identified as that of
Robert NJ. Coons of Owensboro, KY,
"a mechanic on the ship and in the
pocket was found an indecipherable
letter to a London girl whom Coons
intended to marry before starting for
America on the airship. There was
also diamond engagement ring.
The daily times., 1921-08-27
DEBS MUST AWAIT
RATIFICATION Of
TREATY OF PEACE
THE PRESIDENTS STAND
A General Amnesty FOR Poilt..-
cal Prisoners Convicted Ia
der War Time Laws Cannot
be Considered Now; State
ment Made After Conference
with Daugherty.

Washington, Aug. 27.-No deci-
sion regarding a pardon for Eugene
V. Debs or general amnesty for poll
teal prisoners convicted under war
time laws will be reached by Presi-
dent Harding until the peace treaty
with Germany has been ratified, it
was stated today at the White House.
The Presidents position was made
known after a conference with attor-
ney General Daugherty who has
made an exhaustive investigation of
the Debs case and of other petitions
for the pardon of persons imprison-
ed for war law violation. 1t is under
stood that the attorney general mani
tested a readiness to submit recon-
mendations based on the legal sta
tus of the Debs case, but the Presi-
dent indicated he had rather not take
any step until after ratification of the
peace treaty.
The daily times., 1921-08-27
COMMITTEE PLACES
TAX BILL BEFORE
TARIFF MEASURE
PENROSE'S STATEMENT
The Hearing on the Sugar
Schedule is Indefinitely
Postponed; the First Days
of Next Week Will be De-
voted to the Agricultural
List, it is Stated.

Washington, Aug. 27.-The Senate
finance committee decided today to
put the tax bill ahead of the tariff.
The plans call for the consider alton
of the revenue measure to begin
Thursday after the hearing on the
tariff
Chairman Penrose announced it
was the hope of the committee to
have the tax bill passed by the house
ready for submission to the sem
ate when it reconvened He did not
make it known whether hearings on
the tax question would be held.
At the same time he announced
the hearing on the sugar schedule OF
the tariff already arranged would be
indefinitely postponed. 1t is planned
Ito complete open discussion of the
metal and wood schedules today and
devote Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday of next week to the agricul-
tural list.
The daily times., 1921-08-27
RESUME BUSINESS
RELATIONS WITH
GERMANY AT ONCE
GENERAL SATISFACTION.
Consular Services Will be Re
constructed in a Brief Period
1T is Understood, Spanish Di-
plomats Will Continue Their
Services for America for the
Present.

Berlin, Aug. 27.-American and
German business firms will resume
their consideration of the peace terms
relations Immediately without wait
ing for the ratification of the treaty
signed here Thursday it is said, in
well informed circles in this city.
1t is anticipated that the consular
service will be restored in brief
period Spanish diplomats who have
been in charge of American interests
>since 1917 will continue their du-
ties. The establishment of credit
lanes through which to ship to the
American market the surplus sup
plies of Germany will occupy the
the attention of the leaders here.
Satisfaction over the American treaty
is generally expressed in commercial
circles where the belief is expressed
that the same reasonableness' will
characterize the further actions of
the United States.
The daily times., 1921-08-27
MARSHAL FOCH IS
TO PAY VISIT TO
AMERICA SHORTLY
ANNOUNCED INTENTION.
The Distinguished French Sol
der Declared That His warm
Esteem for the Members of
the American Legion Causes
Him to Come to Their Con-
vention in Kansas City.

Paris, Aug. 27.-Marshal Foch
unannounced yesterday walked into
the American embassy here without
formality took a seat in the reception
room and like an ordinary caller sent
up his card.
The distinguished visitor told Her
rick he had come to the embassy to
say definitely that he was going to
the United States.
THE visit of the American Legion
has brought me in closer touch with
America than l have been since the
American army was here" said Mar
shall Foch And 1 appreciate deeply
the desire of the Legion that 1 go
to their convention in Kansas City.
The daily times., 1921-08-27
LEGION MEN IN
BIG MEETING

Hendersonville, Aug 27-Friday
night was taken up by addresses to
members of the American Legion by
Governor Cameron Morrison and
Josephus Daniels. A dance was given
at the Laurel Park pavilion and
Carolina Terrace Friday night. Con-
gresham Bulwinkle, who was sched-
uled to speak today, did not arrive.
Members of the Legion are touring
Henderson county today visiting
Chimney Rock, Bats Cave and other
places. Greensboro and Winston-Sal-
EN- are pulling for the next state con-
vention of the organization. No de-
cision has been made yet. The con-
vention comes to a close with a dance
tonight at the Laurel Park pavilion
and Carolina terrace.
The daily times., 1921-08-27
PLAN CONTEST FOR
BETTER BISCUITS.

A biscuit making contest will be
conducted this fall among the girls
of Wilson county by Mrs. Willie
White Boyette, home demonstration
agent. Monday marks the opening of
county fair to be held in October.
Any girl under 20 years of age
may enroll. Each girl is expected to
make biscuits at least five times dur
ing the contest and then bring half
dozen biscuits to the county fair
There will be a premium for each
township and a loving cup will go to
the girl who makes the best biscuits
in the entire county.
The daily times., 1921-08-27
FURTHER BODIES
NOT RECOVERED
Bodies of Three Americans
Being Held Awaiting Recov-
cry of Other Bodies.

search among the wreckage of ZR-2
has failed to reveal more bodies up
to forenoon today. The wreckers who
have been engaged in the task are
wreckage in which it is hoped some
additional bodies who lost their lives
will be found.
The bodies of the three Americans
already recovered are being prepared
for transfer to the United States but
it is possible they may be retained
for time so that if other bodies of
Americans are recovered they may
be sent to America together.
The daily times., 1921-08-27
STOCKS.

New York, Aug 27.-Today's ses-
sion of the stock market began with
on short coverings. Leaders extended
their recovery by from 1 to 2 points
The absence of public support occa-
stoned fresh settings in which many
gains were cancelled. United States
Rubber led the reaction. Mexican Pc
troleum and General Asphalt became
heavy and sugar and tobacco issues
also yielded. The closing was heavy
Sales amounted to 100000 shares.
The daily times., 1921-08-27
ALA. GUSSMAN
NOT WANTED

Peoria, ILL.,, Aug. PA man nam
ed Pedro Gussman, held at Birming-
ham, Ala, at the request of Peoria
authorities is not the Pedro Gussman
sought here for wife Staying, police
declared today, after inspecting
photograph of the Alabama suspect
sent to Peoria from Birmingham.
Chief of Police Martin said he
would notify the Birmingham Off
GERS that Peoria has no claim upon
the man they are holding.