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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
; OBITUARY s
DEATH CLAIMS
PAUL CLAYTON
HIoHLY ESTEEMED WHEELING
YOUNG MAN EXPIRES AT NOUN
TAIN LAKE PARK.
GRADUATE OF L1NSLY INSTITUTE
AND OF THE WEST VIRGINIA.
UNIVERSITY.
BODY WILL ARRIVE FRIDAY NOON
DIR. ALLEN TO CONDUCT FU-
NERAL SATURDAY.

Tho sad nrwS was rrC"'NHd h"r" last
evening Of tho death 90 Iaul clayton.
son Of Mrs. Mary and m" lat" Harry
clayton which occurred ~ o'clock last
evening at Mountain LAX" park. In his
death Wheeling l">"S ON" OF it's most
popular and highly esteemed Young men.
Mrs. CLAYTON and son. an. had h""n 1T
Mountain Lake park for several months
for tho benefit nt tn" r"unS mans
health.
The deceased VA \ m"mh"r "f one
OF the city'S hc>t known families. His
father the Late Harry clayton. WIS Tor
many years tn. manager "t N" Philips
Carey Roofing cnnrnany pIsnt her.. t:'ui
CLAYTON was about twenty -tIN" lars Of
age Besides his mother. h" l"1N"S ~"
sisters. one nr whom il Mrs. RrSS'c
Showaltcr. wifr Of Congressman Show
alter Of Harrisburg.
Paul Clayton waS gradual" "S
Linsly institute and :. graduate "t the
West Virginia university 1T Morgan
town. Ills untim"!y death ~ til" very
outset Of 4 promising career IS the
source Of general regret among 4 host
OF friends.
Undertaken carl J. kcpr"r leaves at
10 o'clock this morning for Mountain
Lake park 20 bring N" body To Wheel
Ing. tn" remains Will arrive about
noon Friday. Tho funeral will b. held
somc time Saturday from tho M"nG"l
company funeral home. with services
conducted by Or. q. T.. Alien. pastor Of
tho Fourth Sfro"t Methodist Episcopal
church. oc whi'h rhs deceased was n
member. Tho body Will be laid AZ rest
IN tirECnUDSd cemetery.
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had control Of the railroads. Steps will
soon he taken tn pay the roads larC"
sums Of money owed them Ivy The S"v-
rrnmcnt and 10 max" easier for them
to pay som" Of their debts.
tn" railroads Hrrnt eager tn reduce
freight rates. They claim ii would %'iIl
further ,I,.'r":.%'. their already small
earnings. Iui tho rr'Sid"nt takes the
view ihHt tnn Gr"S"nt rat"S ar" NOR
than III" irIifr can bear "nd that II
the. rni,,; ara r..N IS"d iI"r" viii u" moro
has ness for IT," railroads III lh" HE%rc-
Eat" than i$ I."%Sihl" now, chairman
rEar. at the iut,rSidt" r"nr:n' 70" CONF
miSs:nnf wrote :s"I"r;,l letters u few
months ago insisting that rat" could
not h. reduced. Senator tGnm!nS has
seemed IL thnk rates couldn't 81 down
Erv.rthrces Mr. Harding b''liev"s the
railroads viii hc h"lt"r OF II rates or"
lowered. TIL" cabinet SHARES that nrin-
ION and Mr.. Harding has con" ahr:'d
blazin" TIA" trail almost nlnn" rs - L:-
.ually IN" cas-" with an executive who is
trying To- steer the ship of stat" III IN
.rnn"uiir problem which requires read
Iu*trlcntS n r"Ncnu" whether II hr at
wages ar gross income.
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HARDING TAKES
CONTINUED from Page ons.)


n"Nt day. Tn" visit to thr commission
WIS planned Icy Ms. Harding not nniY
after consultation with III" cabinet but
after Il h"ram" known here ais" that
tn, railroad labor board would hand
down Il decision cutting the prir" OF
certain classes Of labor and eliminating
an estimated cost OF $500. 600. UhU Il year
III WAGES.
Time to Act
II WHS in thu Judgment az Nj. Hard
ing TIA" I,~i huluEi';tl time to act. WUh
Wages going down. 'hr public has h""S
'NT'rtinG irciGht* a go down. Hir.
Harding SnHI:ht Il Chanrr To emphasize
tn" nr"CSSity o! tn" TWO steps being
taken ~ close together aS possible not
merely |" hasten Il return Ia normal'T
but L. r"nS"lr tn" lahnriug classes VIII"
will lac accepting NaE" reductions with
thu know ledge that the railroads VIII
nr Obliged to reduce frrigh. rates too.
some labor leaders have insisted that
tn" mrU would not ohJ"Ct Ia waE" 10
Cr"aS"S f accompanied by Il reduction III
frrI@ht rates whirh in turn would h.
I"r'rtrd ia Il revision downward Of In"
cost al living.
NJ. Harding rnuSHit"l So a'Or cum
MINIS chairman ~ the Srnri,. committees
Oh interstate CONN cree and James 1laNiS
VIII" as director general Of railroads
handles All tn" affairs hanging "N"r
from the rcriud when the GOV eminent
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rivcd careful consideration by the

ccivcd careful consideration by the
president and his advisers. and was tho
subject of a conference yesterday be.
tween Mr. Harding. chairman Cummins
Of tho int"rStatc commerce committee.
ard Director General Davis, of the rail-
road administration. There has been no
Indication. h"w"Nc or. Of Il decision.
In visiting tic interstate commerce
comm ~Sron today. Mr.. Harding technl.
calIy WIS i"Hiin: with Il part or the
government entirely outside tho "xecu.
tive branch. and h" assured the com.
,nisSioncr. that II" had come simply In
tho interest II ""-np"rItlon and general
welfare. S:nrr II" had the official night
To- commitment" with congress regard.
in: rates hr c>pirir"i. he felt that he
might enjoy IT," same priv ilrEe in regard
TO lie commission Sct up as the agent
TT congress in the making OF rates
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Mrs. Ma|Iory'S Victory
Over FrenChWOman
St, Cloud Sensation

- rN"ui Frame. .rGt.' + r" defeat
,n.'l,r Il MadI:H" Nt.%~a"d hy NJ,
Malta EIurSi"rI' ML!i"ry IN straight lis
WIS ia" s,.u:,:t ON 81 tn. t!tth d.'Y> play
IN ~" world hard court tennis cham
pI"nShjp.
When thr American payer disposed
~ Madam" Nuu>SarI. WHn - r''ufcI ~
lHrnrrr a. the fhirI best N'innu tennis
rlay"~. after N'lr l."H-!"n Az! Mu"
,;".dir@. numerous Frru'hm' II Hr" de-
cared /" hHv" ":;N"d ia" que i"h
whether ~" waters which, TIA. Y hHN"
been laltnu rm MI" I."r%l"n's ,hanr"S
Lg.ii,,, Mr. Nlli"ry wrr" likely To
prov" Il :.u"d Investment.
\ match III IN" singles 'hnmrl"u*h'"
hr,w""n Mr.. Mallory and Mile. l."nGi"n
now seems Virtually assured. and. 49,
cCrding {" remarks mad" by thr French
champion during tn" Mallory NHu~%.trH
contest. such n meeting viii J." iIj.",N
:" develop Iutr something; NOR" than Il
''lmN" match " The French am! .Nm"":-
can ,h,mniUn" r"V"r speak I" on an
other ~ they pass. MI" l."n"'"n EiN
shown some I>ri"'ty ia Sn"aN;n:: 81 Mrs.
Mallory during i"urua m"n'- SIN 'r">
qucntly has assorted that if Mrs. Mall
i"ry failed To reach H." finals Sh"
would u" deprived ~ tie pleasure "i de-
iratiuc her. only t"-'!Hy drrlnt i1"
Mallory -Nau~snrd match. NIL" j. m-..r
declared thrI she would Win - ~ IN"
American w"mHu. ca. -"
Tilden's Victory.
William r. ridden. IN" \Tl"".'an
champion. to-day Defeated NJ Ia"
ziankn Of Russia G-3. Ia. G-l. :rnI ad-
ynurrd To- Tia s"mj-tiralS. ~ MH.'h to-
morrow hr will meet NI"h",L:. HrNhu.
If Euranil VIII" To-day w''m rom VI.
IuuI:n. Of France. Mrs. MHi'''" H!s"
has reached the &cm;-fimAlS T''1"u Hnh
Arnold J"rrS ar" %,iIl IL the mons d"ur
bios and Jones 3ul Miss t:i:th Si="Hr-
r,y "a the mixed doubles.
Royalty repre- scented 10y I'r:n"" lhHr-
pur S.n&h. son Of tn" Mahir"i"h &C kl-
purthu'a. and NarShjngh bass. ais" ~
India. defeated diplomacy today. wh"n
they took thrrc straight SETS from
Nicholas MiShu. son Of ~" EET"n'H'
minister in London. and S,In"r lNm"r-
phurEn &C tn" Italian d'p'"m'i.' *rr-
Vice. The score WAS -. G-i. i !.
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The Presidents Visit
To |. S. c. Commission

Washington. Jun" l.--WhiI" railroad
executives were pressing h"f""" con-
-rcSS today their. pie, for RELIEF from
r;utmriH | rmhrrrH>~r""ni~. l'""Si''nt
Harding l""k direct a"l:"n ~ satisfy
himself that Il revision or freight rates.
PARTICULARLY on n"r"Ssiii"~ will b.. , Fart
g.; the general railway r"adju*tmri'.
Walking uEahnuuur"d into tn" nr!"'|
Of lnr interstate comm, re-" commission
.hr president inquired a.! tn" "OhmiS-
sinnrrs what they w"r" h"iI." toward
the relief Of shippers who hat round
som. rates unrcaSunahIy burdclI,"rnc.
He WAS assured that the whole .,ihic't
WAS under inI.$tI Eation and tat m"
commission h"rn soon In effect hr"hd
rryi:.:unS through the voluntary a-t."n
of the RAIDS.
The Freight Rates.
The hauling charges fer run p:'hu"Ns
over western roads were made = ~n""iii'
example by Mr. Harding N pre- SSIr% his
injuries He told the m"ml''i" II In"
commission that nc hal received many
reports Of dire distress among the
western fruit growers. because or IN"
EXISTING high rates. and aSgcd whether
..,,C,r.r might hc expected soon. ~"
comm: .,.;. official replied that tn" ;ruit
y,.h, drlrs were receiving informal con-
starvation.
Although l. wa, indicated that the
question "i rates prompted ~" ir"''-
drnl'< call un Ill" commission. II WAS
Assumed that during the half hour coil
r,rrnc" there also was SOME mention %!
,h, roads prui.nsalS thar til" governments
dis, barge at Vnr" Il debt /" them row
ing out az federal control. This proposal
WAS renewed before the s"nai" inter
state commerce rommitt"" during IN"
DAY 10y Samuel Eca. rres:dcn; Of the
PENNSYLVANIA lines. who argued that
such action would b" no more than keep
ing the word Of the government Ei""n ~
the time the reads wcr" taken uNe-.
Tho Visit Explained.
Tho suggestion is known TO have re-
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NETT AT SEASNoRE.

S;arIat n:>rnr"h I" The IntelliI"u"rr.
EL>t l.!,"rp"".. -. juno !. Repre-
!"ntdii,a. II 'hc United states P"ii"rS
Association and ih' Na'i"nt! Er"th"r-
hood o. Operative T"tt"rS ann"un"cd to-
might that tn" j",n' conferences On work
iug conditions. aff.rtlug SOM pottery
rmpl"yc>. wil "r,n in AtianiI" cry.
y. b. Instead - E.di"rd SPRINGS Ia.
on I"u,la:. Ju!" i. Tin" u:"rtinE rta""
WAS transferred l.. calls" Of n"hillty 30
Spr,ury
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PRISONER INJURED.

Orc OF the co!orcd priSon'r> N the
county j.,il rc,t "r'i / sever" Cut on tho
lip Yesterday evening ~ tho course ~
a wrestling uh,'h with an"thcr prison.
cr rh.. man fl. AGAINST thu bars and
4 1'-Shup"d ~ was inflicted on his
lOvrr liz hy h;s teeth. n"cc$SitatiHg
tho taking "f :, ycral stitches. Officials
at the iaI t"c.in"d 10 glN" the name OF
the iris uu,r or :" state whether the
Cnm!.r: ru~ S'aGc'l in Jest ar earnest.
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WOMAN sUFFoCATED

FtlShurrh. Junr l.--ONr W0nHn WIS
Killed and i man overcome 10y Smok" Is
n result uf Warehouse tire 1t Twenty
riGhrh and Smt!lman streets her" today,
which for several hours threatened Il
row Of trnrm"n'$ opposite. TIL" roots
Of thrS" DWELLINGS caught lire. So far
as can h" learned all the occupants "E-
'"pt Nil Anna tyrnurawizz escaped.
She was Suffucatrd in her bed.
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CHANGE CAR STOP

Due 70 traffic "unS' Sri"n at Tw"!fth
and Ch,piinr streets. all cars 81 tn"
city halfway company going north on
CMap!.nr street ar" now stopping n TIA"
northeast corner instead of at the old
stopping place. in front OF lsa"r'S drug
store In lhIS way the trani" CnnEcS-
tium is relieved 10 a certain extent. al
though som" IF the people sti!l l,c"n"
confused.
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DR.. J. ". POTTER


Rev. James ". Potter. pastor Of the
Vance Memorial church. Will deliver n
farewell address n tho pastor OF the
Westminster Presbyterian church at
Stcubenvlle. who has resigned his
charg" in the church Tn" farewell
party will 30 given by IN" members OF
tho Mems Bible class OF the church.
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DROVE PAST CAR

Eli HNywan"n was arrested yesterday
evening by OFFICER stanley on charge
oC passing MnundSvi!le street Ger
which had stopped 20 let passengers of,
HaywanOn WAS arrested on complaint OF
Conductor A. g. nOty.
Bob F!araty waS arrested later IN
the evening by officer Dunlap on a
charge Of drunkenness.
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MALE Or FEMALE HELP.

wAETED-Tcac hcrS and high school
graduates for pleasant. rrmuuCrItivr
summer work: the owners or the 'Nr--
NAL Instructor AMI Primary rltnS" have
vacancy for thr"" Young ladies If s'..'d
personality. Preference gwen I" teach
ers and those having som" trrrr"r'S
training Write Normal Instructor.
care Wheeling IntNlltgsnCer for appoln:-
ment lc-"-l
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WANTED Salesman "C UnGu"~ti"ned
character. with proven selling ability.
for strictly permanent position VITA
long cstah. mtgrS. St.s1i" foods Salary
and bonus. Exceptional opportunity for
right man. Confidential. .A'li-"SS AS.
IntclliECnccr. ic-i-m
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wAMTRD-FENALE.

wANTED-An experienced stenograph-
er. Good pay. steady position. Apply
IN person At once The People store.
1919 Market St. je-l-t
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$4,000 FIRE AT WILLIAMSON

Williamson. ". Va. Jun" l.-Th" "\-
lln>.un ii Il iInh Ha.:"n h'l" l"nlEmi
~..t !Ir.. :" the building ".'ur."d 10y an
uIi ,rur"ru. doing more than S'"''"'
,i.riua.r. tn" loss WIS estimated lay L.
l.. l:anG"lp!L president "f ;hc r"mI"uy
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NOTICE.

The next Illumination for I.iC"nSura
~ Physicians To Fractire Medicine N
me State Of West Virginia will hc hold
IN the City OF Charleston. West Virginia.
on July ~. 10. and ~ Of July. 1921.
For further Information address Sec
rotary. Public Health Council. Masonic
Building Charleston.
PUBLIC HEALTH COUNCIL.
V r. CHURCHMAN'S. rres.
je-1-l
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WANTED-MALH.

wANTEp-Joh printer and linotype
operator. Call Warrington Publishing
Co. Warrington. West Va. je-c-!
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wANruD-BoAxD AID ROOM.

WANTED-Board and room. city loSa-
ton. price immaterial. Wau,cd by
young doctor. Address Doctor. l.. u.
8ox 316, city. je-2-i
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wANTEp-SALE5HN.

WANTEP--F.xtra salesman frr Sltur-
day. Shcrman's store. ll"t MarEoi.
)"-i-j
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wAMrED-ro BUY.

wANTED-To buy small grocery In
good district. with 3 or living TO ,ms
connected. Address G. ". S.. Ar. Goth
ST.. Wheeling. je-2-:
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ron sALE-HouHHoID GOODS.

FOR StLt1-New bedroom suite. used
table. chairs. piano. davenport. bod
kitchen cabinet. range. refrigerator and
misc Items. cali Elliott. clio Warwnod
Ave my-3l-l
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WANTED
BOYS
TO
SELL
THE INTELLIGENCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
OGice. 1905 Market ST.
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ROOMS FOE RENT.
TIE WALDORF
SECONDHAND FURNITURE wANrEu

wANTED-A srrond-h hand wardrobe.
large. Write description and Cond-
ton. Address T. o. BOX 3ns. Wheeling.
je-1-l
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ATLANTIC CITY RESORTS.
2 HEH CAPACITY $50 &NE q

ScruruIouSly clean. electric !!ch'rd
Witt" service. E""mS with
runni.: water. s. up daily: SIS up
weekly. l2th $ca~"n.
Emerson Croutham"l.
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For SALE SOFIA fountain ~ good Iorr e
on. In1Uirn 1904 south Broadway.
Martins frrr,. phone I37-W. je-l-i
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ToR SALE.

Far %Nf.l. NaNHrn tnu-'rg ar. run
Ono rr!i,>. in f'r" '"ri'rr"u.- l"w
tire. 'h",,' i"t cash. ih"n" 2GiS..T
i.-2i
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SOUTH ORANGE

81. 7.25o-MoDERN room semi bungalow
porch sleeping porch. fine lot. e
cash required.
81, ,50o-New Dutch Colonial dweillf
rooms. sun porch and sleeping
large open third floor; beautiful swi
ished: very easy terms.
s2T, ,50o-Concrets house, with Epanisa Iif
roof, 10 rooms loggia, sleeping iertA
3 open frepiaceH modern In eve
spect lot 1oOs1s3. immediate posst .rr
several very desirable houses for rcr M
10 $500 per MONTH lots, s2J 70 SIC 0s
front n
John II. NTHTR,
Opp. Station $40 South Orange,
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ON THE BROAD SOUND

Waterfront residence at sound Beach. Conn. /,
M minutes out. attractive house, broad
,ora~daa an three sides, overlooking many
miles sound and Greenwich Cove; two car
garage, with chauffeur's room trees, gar
rida station for sale furnished or unfur-
nished. wlli rent for season. !. 9. ED-
NONps. ~ Liberty st.. ". Y. Tel. John
$500. owner. or Harry z. FROST souho
Reach
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THE DAINTIEST LITTLE HOI y

in all the Jersey hills ready 10 occupy rssM
water rights on chain Of pretty lakes @#
Cialiy built for year round occupancy, HMH
trees: high ground. rooms. tiled }
electrically equipped throughout. with n
washer. vacuum cleaner. base plugs MMN
lights, very low rate for hydro-electric HM#
rent: beautiful and refined neighbori
sale only, plot 100x2i0 It., fine stree
Jerseys best. purely residential comm
section. elegant oak shade trees. brand
ono and one-half years ago. Easy comr
tion New York city. Every convenience @@r
comfortable living. Invest a little cash
what you now lose paving rent and own sita
own home. Can be bought for $500 4.
balance on mortgage. Shades nud eli Hf
fixtures all m. beautifully decorated
newly renovated. Total price Si0.T50. M.
Post office Box J7s, city Hall station.
York city.
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OIIAINT 100-YEAR-OLD HOUSE

potwecn Darien and Norwalk. three old
fIreplaces. Dutch oven, &C.; high land: ga
rnRe: big trees mile from express station,
trl~i,v available: only s4.sno, easy term.
ToHN CRAWFORD 7 East 42d St, New
Enrp
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An advertisement IN tho Lost and
Found columns of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering vot@ lost property
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PALISADE, NJ. J.

room. new Colonial style dwelling. large
living room with open fireplace. 4 bedrooms
liberal discount Tor cash
SCHAII. at the junction, ralisade, ~. y
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Low Priced Properties

Low Priced Properties
At Noroton--1s acres. old house, barn ss,ooo'
Noro,on-15 acres. house. 10 rooms. bath :,
hot water heat, electricity. Cottage, garage,
barns, &C. $4,000.
Noroton-24 acres. old fashioned house
barn: $4,000.
ON the shore-Fine house, 15 rooms, >
ba.ns stearn. electricity. Garage $4O.oU.
Two acres beautiful grounds. GOOD mousse
10 rooms, baths; $4,000.
All convenient 10 Stamford. Noroton, psrleh
stations Many others. shore ana manu-
Ga or Rent.
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MOUNTAINS LAKES. \. y.

Gentlsman's modern stucco. 10 rooms, y
baths garage living quarters: stalls Tor
horseas ~ acre plot. best section: price
8gs, 600, FREQ and clear; will trade.
ARNOLD r. GREGAN, $50 Montague st.,
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LOOKING SEAWARD

iunts closets a picture. 81. .T50. half cash.
Home rooms improvements, large plot.
beautiful riparian rights fine neighhors, con-
yerien, everything: very private. sii 900.
IAwRFNCT, AGENCY so. Norwalk. Conn.
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MIC SACRIFICE.
Enu nIFAI~I nlsIsH =

42s lots. spotsw0od n. ", at station; isd
lots Railway, ~. j., iih miles from station.
All lots mapped and surveyed ready for de-
velopuent. II % Herald. Herald Ha.
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Waterfront-Big Bargain
GLEN RIDGE. N. j
NATHAN RUSSELL, INC.
ATLANTICCITY

High class apartment house. near Board.
walk, residential section. i00Utc1. Small
suites Rentals about S25. 900. Price $780,
go. VIII exchange for New York property
ard cash
RnpFKT VI. FULTON. ! East 4ed -
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LOTS-NUTLEY, N. J.-LOTS

Choice building plots. high location. con-
vsnient 20 everything. all Improvements. re-.
stricted, pre-wRr prices, easy terms. send
for 'Nutley IN Nutshell" NUTLEY
REALTY COMPANY. wooiworth Bldg. n. Y.
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CHAs. n. REEVE, MfLLBURS. n.
Homc- from $500 10 si5o,aoe.
Mnplcwood short Hills - summit.
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FOR SALE

ConnectIcut-Salo or Rent.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Massachusetts-Sale or Rent.
Observation-Disclosures
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Massachusetts-S or Rent.
Observation-Disclosures
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Massaehusetts-snle or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Massachusetts-S or Rent.
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The New York herald., 1921-05-23
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

New Jersey-Sale or Rent.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-15
Worth Of Living Increases.


One thing that IS not taken ino,
consideration enough by those who
rave al the high cost OF living is
the fact that to live now is worth
great deal more than to have lived
at any time in the past. The worth
of living III ali the time adyaneins
for the reason thai the sumtotal of
human knowledge is constantly be-
ing added to. We are the bene-
aeiaries Of every age and genera
tian that has passed OF the stage Of
life before we entered
The Joy Of liying can be sreatee
now than ever it has been before If
We have it in ourselves TO make It
so. Happiness pays It's dividends
10 mankind in greater and fuller
measure than ever Because II has a
greater number Of sources than ever
before from which 70 pay. And hap
piness, We take II, Is more sopSht
after than any one tAing on Tins
planet.
How successful are we in our
search for happiness? The more
successful We are IN this search
The richer we are in happiness and
fha picher We are in haDDiuess the
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-15

Farmers Of America stand ready
70 give enough CORR 70 anpease the
hunger all over the world II the
people Of eitiesand Towns viii trans
port ilto the mouths of the starry
inc. President ] Il Howard Of the
American Farm Bafean federation
declared here Friday
Addressing the Illinois Agrcui-
turaI association, President Howard
declared he had advices from many
states assuring him that tie farm1
ers would be willing 70 donate most
literally from Americas corn crop
in order that no one IN the world
might need 10 starve for want Of
lood.
The matter has been taken up
wnh Herbert Hoover chairman roc
The European relief activities.
We will furnish any amount the
Hoover committee can use M.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-15
LOCAL ALL STARS
SUFFER DEFEAT
FROM N4NPA TEAM

The Nampa American Legion
basket ball team defeated the local
}H &tars In fast game az the high.
tc1ool gym before small crowd
Trida ynight The game was not
enea until after 1900 o'clock on
ccoput Of the iateness Of the tr3in
IN which the Nampa players ar
Myed The final score was S6 10
70 IA favor Of the Mamma men
During TIE first half the local
ralyers were He 70 hold their op-
ponents and the score al the end
Of that frame was 13 each, but
Mountain Homes players were un-
able ia stand the pace In the seeonl
6alf when he big score was piled
up. There Will be a return game
PLAYED at Nampa within q few
weeks.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-15
FARMERS OFFER
FREE CORN TO EUROPEANS

Howard said after the nieeting, y
they want ten million bushels w
viii get II II they want tweity-
tive mipiun bushels, we'll get thar,
/ talked With he New York head
quarters Friday morning and the
matter will be taken upp thefe
Monday
The farmers Of America, MI Hoy
ard continued. are willingstn donate
from their surplus sllliieielie
amount 70 save the starving n
Europe and China, prpvided 'e
corn Ii shipped out of the country
ana not thrown On the American
market further I'd depress the price
They proposed to The European
ANA Chinese relief committees thai
the afrmers would furnish the corn
III The Shipping stations Il the raa Il
road, milling and corn products IN
terests and the public AT large Will
transport Il % the fainfne victims.