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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
BRIDGEPORT
To Gl:S Dance.


Members OF the Alpha II Alumni fra
,erni,y Will give A Christmas dance. tN'
Invitations 10 he mailed out In the near
future. The last dance Was a s'cnt
success and 10 doubt : IaHsc crown WI
attend. The dance Will be helu AZ lne
t.lks home at Martins Ferry anu lne
Jones orchestra will furnish the music
10: the event.
To Meet Tomorrow.
The Queen Esther circle of the West
Bridgeport NJ. T.. church VIII be heiu
tomorrow evening 1t the GhurNh IL
which time several matters Ol lhpu
lance will be given attention.. NJ the
meetinK christmas boxes VIII I've dis
tributed to those in ~ttcndanc
Held business Meeting.
The weekly meeting OF the Alpha II
Alumni fraternity was held last evening
III the chapter rooms Oh Main street
Several matters OF Importance were
given attention and a iarXe crowd was
in attendance. Following the meetln6
q lunch was served 10 those present
Horse Kas Fall.
morse owned and driven 10y CnirLcs
Z. Grains Of Rellaitc slipped anu TEL
on the West Wheeling bridge last eve
ming and II was thought that It's les
was broken. II was raised I" it's feet
with difficulty and WAS able Ia wN!k
after about an hours rest SLipprrA
shoes we're given as the cause for the
accident.
TO Play GAINESVILLE.
Members OF the Alpha II Alumni ira
ternItv basketball team Viii Journey u
GAINESVILLE Friday evening or IN;
week where they will play the team ni
he chapter At that place. Fhe !0raJ
toys have a good team this year ana III
doubt n large crowd of rooterS VIII a.
tend the game.
Hold Meeting.
The Junior Mechanics held \ Shor
business meeting last evening Al th'
rooms. Practically all OF The members
we're In attendance at which time MAY
ters OF Importance were given attend
ance. & lunch vas served at the close
Of the meeting.
VAL Have Team.
Material for 4 basketball team at thc
local high school looks promising nn'
, there will likely be a team Of floor mer
TO represent this city. The boys made
! good ut football this season and viii NJ
I doubt try their mex shooting baskets.
Bridgeport Briefs.
Andrew Bowman was At 81. CIalrSNlti
Yesterday afternoon on business.
The Riddles are having a fine tim,
on Kirkwood hill where they have :
sled track. No accidents have been r"
rortcd so far this year.
Several football fans OF this city WI
attend the banquet to b" given for MAJ
tins Ferry football players at tina; city
Friday evening,
: stores OF this city arc remaininE
: open evenings for the accommodates
Of shoppers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06
Bonheld ceme

Burial was made IN the Bonheld m
terry at kidwell. .,
Mrs. Clara Reed McAlmont anC
daughter Mary katherine OF Franklin
Pa. are the guests OF the formers
mother, Mrs. Isaphcne Reed.
Mrs. q. \. Sharpe and daughters Miss
Virginia and Miss Dorothy spent Sat
urday in Wheeling.
Ferry 4. Shanor Of New York, a for
mer resident of this city delivered the
sermon at the annual memorial service
Of Sistersville Lodge No. 1888. B.P.O.f.
The impressive ritualistic service of the
fIks Lodge OF Sorrow was led by DR.
jeff HosK!ns0n. The invocation was
asked by Chaplain Ralph Broadwater
and Rev. O. c. Fox In a brief address
spoke of the purpose of the memorial.
Special musical numbers were presented.
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$40. 900 filed and approved and record
ordered. Surety Oh former bond re
lea sed.
Laura c. Bingel. Admx. etc. OF Henry
E.ngel, deceased vs. Catherine" RNnErI'
ct. al. Application filed to sell real cH-
tate AT private sale. t"use heaIn, ,'mT
ing that all the defendants are pr"prrI!
before tn court: that tn" allegations
OF the ptition are tfue: that thr r't'
estate described therein should ne S"!"
to pay debts. Private sal" Of said req
estate Ilre Of dover of ~dcfrmtant 'Hth-
crime Eirycl ordered, order issued ana
cause CONTINUED.
Realty Deeds.
T.. & 4. logger" CO.. Il cor, |" hthrI
Gilmore. Lot No. lG IN llillcs 'lrSt hi'
d!tivn TO Earucslillc. I"nSidrrailo" a.
J. +. Mrllott ct al to George R"st"n
Trato. OF land in York township. on
sIderation 81.
Ella II. Taught and T.ilic Taught t.
Wallace l. Mcfarland and l."itte Me
Farland Tract OF land IN smith to""
snip. Consideration $500. .,
clifford l.. R"lr /" Benjamin. f"nn'H.
Tract OF land in Smith township. '"h
S!derati0n 81. r,,,
erick ct al. The undivided "n"-flfIh
rmrt Of lot No. l6 block No. : In Bell
tire. considers liun $lu.
bella r. Berry and Thomas @ Berry
To Semi ST. clair. les acres OF IAnI III
R!chlard township. t"rIFiher"tl"hS'
Quit Clam Deed.
Frank LeiS to Julia L"i+. tract OF ana
IN pultncv town Ihip. Consideration S''
Marriage Licenses.
Newell Edward EerrA. age -. 4
70 rrnr and Della Eliz,Hcth Ramsey
age IL. both Of Jar"hShu,g. Rev e w
Cooper performed tn" ceremony, n,o
I .John <. ToroE. agc -. IN aHtomo'HIt
, mocha mic. of Martins Ferry. and Mar!
! Hvdn. axe -. OF Barton. Rev. FanE"nfI
performed the
birthday Party.
Mrs. u. ". Nitc''"'l 'ntrf'aiirH d
, lumber of hoy friends ur her S"n JON
Mitchell. who celebrated his seventh
hirthdav yesterday. \ unr n'NlhHtS
dinner was served - : O'Clock. after
which the young guests enjoyed an eve
ming 81 various games.
To Washington.
hoy T.. Lcrper. Rev. {. w cope
Attorney A. ". Mitchell and " II" lia,i
loft last evening FOR NaShington' !" =
where they will attend the annH4I cor
{ yantion Of the Law Enforcement league
The meeting will st?rt ms morning ""'
Fireman Employed.
M, rnuntv rGmw'S"inn'I AZ 'I"Il
regular meeting yesterday employed
G>nrg" Rirhnrr 81 his place to i''t ~
tight engineer at N" heating mani %
the court house. u L. inns t''n' ="
day cnriueer has hon able 20 kteH III,
,oi,rt EouS. Sllnplird with suHl"i~n'
heat bu, with the a~rri>ol of tn" cole
wave a might ""E!ne,r W." necessary.
st. Clairsvile Briefs.
Attorney r W. Srh"rtr"r Of h~'!"n'
was a business caller h""c yesterday.
sam Torcr % ECllnir" was q business
~Isi,nr in 81 rloi~Lvirr.N cSterd2 v.
Attorney ]. ". Oh" -" o. Harn"S'i!:'
was In town on bus ess Monday.
Herman Sch"'er OF R~ridRenort WIS :
visitor IN ST. tla!rsville Yesterday.
Jndrn rharrrs T Lynch: was. in towI
on business Monday.
G f.. TlmNcrlake o. R"Na'rc MAS
t.uciness caller IN St. CioilSNill" v"ster
/ daV.
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Of the society in Bellaire and Shadys!oe'
viii announce the scheme in = few days
Mrs. Ola Bartrug Of Lincoln avenue
has returned from a short Nisit WIN
horlInP relatives.
The STANDARD Hearers o. the Metho-
dist church viii Ice entertained 1huT5-
day evening hy Miss Mary Bowen NJ her
home on Lincoln avenue. ON that occ"-
sion Mrs. Palmer. wife Of Rev. Palmer
OF the First VI. f.. church in ReiIair"'
VIII I've present Ia address these young
workers tor the CtNS' "t missions.
Charles Neu'nm oi ruth"y addition.
whu rut hi right hot badly thrSc
wrrn$ ago while splitting wood. Is able
now g got about 'n rrHirhes.
NIcmncr$ Of tn" Srrvic" star Legion
ar, mlkInu elaborate and Interesting
r'aus Tor The social and bazaar which
wIll hc held on December 10th for tie
hcuciit Of the organization. .
Mrs. T.. r. Latham. teacher IN the
primary grades, has returned I" her
work after nm illness Of two DAYS,
Willard Goddard Of South Highland
avenue has accepted a position as tray
ing company Of Morganto"n. The COM
pany sells leather goods OF various
kinds.
Reserved seat tickets for And Home
Came Tcd." the play to be presented on
December lath by members OF the Ep-
: worth league, will 60 on sale Thursday
+ morning at the news stand.
Hu Saturday evening OF this wceE
! SnUdySide and Bellalrc members or the
daughters Of F~ocahontas lodge viii
serve in ncllaire u chicken supper
These excellent upper always dra"
!urcc patronage.
Mrs. Zale Kemp Of Central avenue
entertained Il party OF friends iron
Krl wood and Martins Ferry last eve
ming.
Mrs. Cyrus Lutcs OF South HighlanC
avenue Is recovering from a weeks III
ness.
c. \. Talbot OF Thirty-eight stree
visited relatives at Darlington over TIT
week.
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Physician explains how to revitahze
~orn-out exhausted nerves, and 'n'
crease your strength, energy and en-
durance often in two weeks time.

You can tell the l"ople whose
ncrvs are starving for wsnt Of nerv.
force tie sane "a va can tell poo
pc who ale $trrNiug Tor van; -
I"pd. When you 80" - man WIS .r"NS
tOrCe. courage and magnetism: Wl!sa
NOu soc Il man l. , FlrS o\c'
TITLES, who becomes d"Sp ndcnt. VINO
constantly complains OF IS troubles,
who tOHScS II turns III his led I!d
90 not sleep well a. n'Sht: = man
who ~ cross. nervous Jnh irriihDI";
a man WAC tires eIs.,I after Al
Few Il urH NulN. 4 m.H Whose poor
cUu ai.h bad Judgment inter
frr.s with his business ana - "S~,
YOU know that you are l1OEIng at p!
man mh0 p"sS"sSc1 prom" inject.
~ mptuuIS Of lack IrrIc fore. -
starving nerve COLI. There arc
cunt, : Eun,hsrs nr S'i,h men Vito
started ~ ne with yuut"fuI strength
ard viuur. ~,,et'Ilriu'd - win. but
whn uLd lhcIuA.! - i"d.N on ~"
verge - q physical 1nd n"rE"uS
hr~L' down. ~tmri' h"CAis" they i
ror : e"o tEcir nerve aud brain C'.~
Allied with nerve force.
N"dt,o' -.I"nr' ru.. ,h,u'~ ~
h.,~ prn,cu lhai n"r,, ,"rr" il u Us.
blood T. * ia" most 10, .u"'rr' fliI"l
in vnur b dy Il lalos III" /" ""rr
ue~>eS ala! tore" ." '"i" GRAIN
who >our nerve r"~"" h""om"..
vc..rncd. all -, .E' "rrhn~ 7
,.'r i"h, lD~' rh' & poe. 20. ~s'rchGtn
arrI -. .. ,,ih - /" ""- : all E"'.-
-" .lr.-"In" -,', i.'.. un'"r". N"l
a., }.:y" az aiu,-t constant Hchinc
i.t'u 3" -" '' g. ''.'d or ne %.
or Il dis =~c-rI'. t~"ia"4, In ~"
i.u"' nr hr'h rt'' "f 'rur ""hr.
Nr.,' 3. ~r".", "'' = lmi 'h"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06

time taking more stimulating medt-
,iues or narcotic drugs. Your nerve
and brain cells muSt have nerve
food. or something 10 supply more
nerve force. Tho SRlEc rs q starving
person must hav" bread To build
flesh and tissue.
For centuries. science has searched
for a nerve food. At last a remark
able product VAS brought /" the at
lCntiun OF tho Paris .Ncadcmy OF
Medicine by a celebrated trench
physician. which contained the prin'
lpul chemical constituent Of active
living nerve force In - form which
.lost resembles that III the brain aud
nerve cells Of man. This wonderful
Was late combined WIKI "r-
anti iron arl other valuable in
Gradients under tho urIu" "f NuXA'-
II Iron. So thai today II might
a,must bc termed Hrtii"|tl nerve
=, roe. ready to hc Transformed into
active living ncrV" force tn" moment
II enters tn" bUIl way now EASILY
- had S!alu,v by allug ~ tablets
Of NuNHt"a iron three times a day
with o. :.ri"~ meals. Organic iron
contained in NuNatcd lr,n Is Ike IN"
iron in yurr H. al. and il" the iron
r. yoina"h. l9nti's and apples. IT not
o., uunkI, c"rivneS I'll" blood but
/ al-o S.imu'a'o" :ho hi""d 70 mama.
1|,,rurr = gr"Hi'' Irr'r"hSrl supply
ct CIV rcrNr '0r,... - that ElINatcd
T.. y no. nil, C""G- 'hc principal
chemical c"ueii'H'nt "f artiv" Twins
rorvc force dlrc't', % Ia" nerve and
brain cells. M: II INDIRECTLY increases
tic production rr i"r%" force through
rive medium Of ia" blood Tho reader
should rc careful. h"w'v"~. not "a
confuse \"yat"I Iron with tho many
n'r". rrnIlris W"',N often ciaim Ia
~uYu,l",. similar results.
N~NXrFNDTr RERS' NOTE: Over
'.O"G O"O rnnlo 9r" using NuNatrd
f"u" H'r";nN From 'rc remarkable
""u""rja' results Which Il has pro-
du""d H." w"uVf"Cf"~crG feel so
certain 'r - o~''i,.,', tl' I they rirar-
r'"" satisfactory results To- every
, rurch",e~ ." 'h". viii refund vour
rl""sv, II T.u a." weak. ucrvrus ar
~un-du"n. cot = h"'i'.. o. NuSntr1
. -. e. I" by r',i II "ithin two weeks
. ri'"s on =" 90, r.,'' Tint II las i'll
~"reas"l N""" nr"v" fore" and made
90" fol i"i''. r'A S'"umG"r IN -v"rv
'""N ynnr 'ruTTv v,'l =" refnudrd.
. ! COX frr the wn",l 'NuxIfeI' an
"v"rv package. sold by all druggists.
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Her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery. ror
Nelson Hooking left last evening TOT
Toledo on A hGS!nesS trip.
Herman willie spent yesterday NiHi'-
ing friends at MoundSNi'ie ann wv
McChca ,,,4cc
Things were ratue" Quici IN p"i.'c
count last evening with II" arrests oe-
iuE made ,n;s
Sc\ craI stores IN town are "Peh MS
week tor the Christmas shoppers
TT, ueeklv nrayer meeting services
will he hold at the First NJ. l.. chur'h
to.mHrrow evening and a large attend
w r p!Non was at -. GlairsNi'Ie
Yesterday afternoon on business.
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SHADYSIDE

The Anal preparation for the holiday
bazaar which they are to hold or Fri
day and Saturday ladies Of the M"tho-
dist Aid society will meet In the church
IN senirnt Thursday evening.
plans are being mad" I" conduct here
n drive for the salvation Army III co
onerstion with the national pl"h and 10
nrNmote the Wort nFlhc splendid orGani
zqtion IN this district. Mr.. Fred Nc.
conn, member OF the advisory council
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ARREST MARINE GUARD
Private who Fatally wounded Farm
sr's Son 10 Under Military
Arrest.

Beaumont. Texas. Dec. st. ~. vii
lis. private Of the United States marine
corps. is under military arrest here az
the result Of the fatal shooting yester-
day at Blanchard. Louisiana. Of Wiley
Clarke. o0-vear old son Of 4 farmer.
shot when the latter approached him
with both hands on his right hip. ac-
cording to marines here today. Wills
WAS guarding mail on Il Kansas S"nth-
! ern train and was taken into custody
hv marines when he arrived here last
night. Clarke died three hours after
The shooting.
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Funeral services will be held At tie
late home at Whisky Ran. N"rth ot
this afternoon FOR A;neliH. c.sht'
year-old daughter Of Mr.. aad Mrs. John
Edwards OF that place. Euria! VIII be
in the Rose Han cemetery.
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= NE

London. Dec. 5.--(By the Associated
neutrality-suspicious. is felt over tn"
possibility Of a fresh outbreak of the
boycott movement in Calcutta, where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-06

the Prince Of Wales II scheduled to
arrive on Christmas eve, according TO
dispatch to the Morning Post tooe1'
from it's Calcutta CORRESPONDENT.
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You Can Tell the Strong Magnetic
ForcefulMe withP ntyofNerveForce

They make their overmastering presence felt the moment they
enter a room, they dominate and control others, overcome
the difficult obstacles of life and win great success and
wealth, while those with weak, shattered nerve force
fall by the wayside hemoaning their fate.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-31
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. July 3O.-The one
factor AZ work IN cotton today was
the covering of the short Interest ana
the market responded by opening
higher, remaining AT the advance"
throughout the aesaion and reaching
higheAt leveia toward the end when
trading months were ~ TO 81 points
90 with October at i74c. The close
was at mel gains 81 = "a i3 points with
october az u .6sc
The main reason for covering on
shorts seemed 20 ne ~ a bullish gov
otnincnt report on condition Monday
aud such expectations were Increased
IS a local condition report ~ tts
pointing tu q crop ~ $500 oon bales.
Tho artion OF Tho market on this re-
port was accepted au meaning that "
would require un Indicated crnp or
around 500. 900 bales Ia cause much
aeuing following the pending REPORTS
weather Sver the belt WIS callad n =
vofabia. the map showing un wnrm
ana dry ana practically in an sections.
: but this Dtoused mo- selling ana the
explanation Was that traders general
~ ncn booking FOR severe August de-
J teriorttion regardless ~ weather con
dliioua MasNlgeH from Texas
! strengthened this fosling. on. ielc'
gram from Dallas claiming that De.
teriorntion had already set ~ oven
hat portion ~ the belt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-31
COTTON GROWTH
AIDED BY RAINS

FORT WORM. Texas July 30 =.
cotton growth in Texas wan nided by
me recent llnht rains according 10 "A
report ot The department of nerictii-
tui" he temperatures averaged
SLIGHTLY below normal throughout tho
60. TON region, the report aaid and
ihiniah wuH moderate 10 heavy In
nearly al sections from the Misslsaip-
~ river eastward. but rain WIS neht
ANA local in The western portion.
l'rogr"Hs Oi cotton the report said
was average 10 very good generally.
especially nH 90 plant growth al =
though 700 much rainfall tor best do
veiopmont in portions Of the Lower
Misaisaippi valley
Progress most very good IN Texas
fnd average 60 very good iu Oklaho-
ma, ct'gpi where wecvii inf.atcd
weather mostly fAvornhie in Arkansas
while progress wns satisfactory ia
T'nn"Hse" Alabama and Ailaainslppi
"Weoyn noiic.ably lesa active in
Toras ana Oklahoma. but sim M
merous aud continue Ia large numbers
east ~ the 1lHslsaipri river. while ~
lrresaing in many central eastern lo.
rnlitiea where recent rains were IRE.
quent
"Minor crops doing weii generally Il
iho southern rsatc~"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-31
CHICAGO GRAIN.


CHICAGO, July 80 Wheat av-
oraEed lower tgduy chiefly as result
~ prospective large receipts Monday
and slowness NJ export demand The
market closed unsettled Nc net lower
90 ir up with September s1.23Hn
1924 ana December SLICK n i26M.
Corn finished 2isc or 90 Nl nc adj
vance oats down - 20 10 and pro-
visions ranging from Toe decline to a
rise OF &C., -....
with primary receipts this week the
largest IN yoars n not the largest on
record bears In the wheat market were
jn position "a emphasize tho effect OF
q continuance 81 heavy arrivals. July
delivery scored gains NJ the last after
being depressed earlier by settlement
~ spread against large sales OF rye.
lnHufficioncy Of rains made corn
firm except Tor month and sag OF
Iulv 10 the last few minutes OF trad
INK
Huge stocks ora hand pulled down
oata q.
Packer buying gave flrmnesa 20 lard
nnt other nrnyi-ioua were easter In
iue with hugs
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York Cotton
Closing Higher
ny The As..eIaiea rres..

~ The Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July aO.--Scattered
room covering which took place w the
cotton market today. served 90 ad
vance prices moderately and nt the
close the list was 10 90 10 points net
higher after having az one time been
"a 60 20 points above the previous
nicht
Opening was steady and 2 to 2 points
higher based ON Sew Orleans buying
and renewal % unfavofablc crop re-
ports from the bcli notably from
Texas Many complaints n shedding
were received an a wire from Dallas
said that the crop IN the Brazos sec
lions WAS MI and that shedding was
spreading All over the state. There
was also more or less tax about boil
wcevii activity Notwithstanding recent
dry weather. but the forenoon support
was mainly based on fears that shed o.
ding was really becoming serious
AZ its highest October sold at "a Ice
/ aud December al i270c Weekly sia-
tisiics were considered rather hulliqh
/ and reports from the dry goods dis
! trict Indicated continued activity Ia
ginghams. Further good exports next
week are indicated by tho large
umount OF cotton reported on ship
board awaiting clearance.
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Special 10 The Caller.
NEW ORLEANS. La. July 80
There being IN store many develop
ments Tor the cotton market next week
such az the government crop report
and Secretary Heaters annual cotton
statement both due next Monday. An
gust T. the immediate future ~ mar
ket is uncertain although prospects
are favorable tor higher prices event
ually owing to indications FOR much
smaller crop this year aud for "a larger
increase m consumption OF the world
rcrt season
The averng" deterioration 81 a. pri-
vute monthly reports " is points. in
dlcsting bureau next Monday ~
about ga against 6g.2 last month. ~ |
lRs, year. GIL year before last and the
i0-year average Of 75.s private "a'i-
mates na a. the probable production
range from s276 900 baies TO $500 600.
n Mondays government crop condi r.
ton 81 IS the market may decline tenn
porarily and win probably advance u
&c ur lower.
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roRf MoRrr llVesrock.

rum WORTH Texas iuiF aH
CATTLE Heeves g. p9H go Hitrhff =
1875. cows 50 900 $50 Gamers s. pp
a. 200 heifera il0Nqse 90 tuils s. np
sft0o. calves is0a1s.le, feafinsa
Is coo 90.
nOOr Light tii2aa iiio, medium
tifOgtt2si mlaed 10 snH pa CONT
mon 10000 10 90 heavy Ft0.soa l9 s'
rough heavy q Nou 1890 riga g e'ff
800
aHEEP--Iauba 48bsUs.oe grar
i!nxa t4som50o. wrtnsfs i4s1m as
ewes faO0W8gO. culls noef oV'
gate fg00ae-0. s'ockers ana wen.
er- y 0Du x.lo.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-31
TO SELL PLANT.

CuEHo Texas July so--The plant
aud equlnmon, 81 the old Yorktown
Light and lee company win he offered
io the highest bidder Ina an unusual
auction herc september .. The sale
win boz 20 satisfy Judgment and fore
clo-ure 81 lion held by y A. Ciour-
nitzcr. former owner OF the property.
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lfdr]rtNeEiI
local PRODUCE MARKET.

Pears fancy Rartietts. ss.7s to $500.
Celery. Colorado. per dozen si2s.
$3.50.
Green snap beans. per pound. i0a i2c.
Rhuharh. per pound. Sc.
Turnips. California or Colorado per
pound Co..
Oranges, California Talencias. per
box 5000.
Lemons. per box. suls0G125o
Potatoes California. por 100 pounds.
So 90
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FOR RENT
Rooms and Apartments

FOR KENT--itOdsrn auariments ~
pavement ana car line; s2i Staples st.
or phone ilst.
THE sAYoy-Ciean, cool rooms also
spartmrnt. and light Housekeeping suites
500 - Chaparral street.
FOX hENT--Nice cool rooms with gar
axe. Apply 5os Mesquite 81, or uhonell ~
FOR kfNT-cooi bed room. rent reason
shie Apply sos South broadway.
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-31

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Cotton stocks, Grain. Provisions. c0ttos
ssea on. sugar ard coffss
Hreclai attention given ~ fhe srecue
ton N orders On the above srrhAnsess
Members - tho Liverpool cotton Az
sofintion
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EErhang~. chicago Board ~ Trade. A.
sociats IrrAange. New Jriaaua Future
Brokers Associafes. hsw York cotton
Produce Exchange, New York coffes
Ca changs.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-31

". have opened up > branch Of
che Star Shoe Repairing Shop IN
the Sutherland building, on tins
corner ~ Chaparrsi and Achatrel
streets. We have reduced the prles
IN fha half sole. Sewed. sio15.
fasked. o.. Half rubber heels soc.
whole rubber heels. e5e. All work
guaranteed
TIE STAR SHOE REPAiRISG
SHOT.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-31
statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN for rleces County. ~ rsp-
rsacnt an Incorporated large financial
concern must bs q live wire. one honest
conscience free. MEETS pop
,,lar approval when presented. Sylvestei
Jones District Manager. Central Trus'
Bldg. san Antonio