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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
HERBERT HOOVER
CONTINUED Prom Page ono.)

d,,t-clcc, Harding emphasized today
that he was proceeding warily a"ou'
definite commitments IN regard |" MS
C.,b,nc. appointments. and would keep
h,msal" free until the last minute l"
make any changes tina; unexpected dc,
Nclopmcu;s may suggest.
Nr. Harding ANNOUNCED tAa' "'E"s
or The ten selections. including maj "I
Herbert Hoover for secretary o! conf
mere, stlu VIZ" SusccTtio'" o! oan"e'-
lat,,n. = lus, minute" considerations
scc7l t. warran: Il
The. was nothing n rs d"'.aTa-
,lon. however. . suggest t"at oranges
are prUhahi"
Hoover IN Doubt
Tho nearest Approach 20 q d"uhttni
case. .hn indicated. MAS that OF MT. 400.
vrr. who has been tentatively assigned
Ne, ,o-::n,.n ,t commerce. Mr.. ii"ov":
las attached rc-tl'n qualifications I"
h.g entrance i.'o n" cabinet, d"H"'-
orrreat :tpnarca;,y unexpected here. ana
a Corra. declarations VIII not y" mad"
urtit after elaboration.
Mr. Harding aid tonight. J." hal NOT
-c.r.Scd tho letter in which III" ioTN"!
Good admins; -atVr set forth u" con-
L..lor~ necessary for MS a"c"ptahC"-
He could make no comment when shown
= statement NJ Hoover issued !" Ne"
York ;oday saving h" would TAN" IN"
cc.r,,,r,,, rnrtrn,io only :! lr. wcr> U"F-
mittcl t. r,-org;,utzc his department.
\ REORGANIZATION "t al IL" cAecut'N"
DEPARTMENTS however, - ono OF n"
n-S. steps planned by the new admir-
;str;,'ioN. and L was Understood tha'
the formal confirmation "f NJ. Hoover
selection would hing" entirely on the
detailed reorganization methods hc no"
proposes. II his plan fits !" with that
which Mr.. Harding himself has N mind.
Mr. Hoover generally = expected hero
20 e. into the cabinet.
Mr.. HArding-s Plan
So far a. ]. has been !"rmu ,at"d,
Mr. lard.ngs plan Con,rmN,It"s 4 g"I-
crr. reorganization commission with
some one outside the Cah.0", n direct
cha-r, and responsible 10 III" President
an.i congress.
|, seemed unlikely tonight ;hat Il
decision would be reached soon on IN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
HUNTINGTON MAN GAINS
TWFNTY-E|CHT POUNDS

:nS StorTa,n tr"uh!". and :hcn later.
rheumatism. and. altogether, got in .
mighty bad fix. suffered 80 much from
ind gc~t .on. constipation and nervous
nrsG that ;. vas almost useless for IN
TO go To bed. for scarcely got any
sleep. Tho rheumatic pains N my legs
back and shoulders got - bad | just
had u crc"p around and vas 50 sian anc
;4rhcy in the morning / could hardly
move.
we. w"ui off 20 Nitro. West VIZ
GINA. and While lh"r" got hold Of Tan
lac. ard When ! lam" home my wiff
said: Ny. :"ur trip certainly mas dom
you good l5ut | told her 30 give a.
tic credit |" T.tu!ac. for 1t = what
did u" work | took about ten bottles
and 4 put mo IN shape 20 whore | went
back /" work feeling fine. I'm still II
tho b,-' cf heath. aid can handle on
LundtrG pound axes Of ice all d.!
long with cas-. f'"l good Al
the time not an act" or pain of an!
kind cant -! too rI.I"h for Tan!ac.
Tan!ac is sold By HoGc-Dav!S co.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice = hereby gwen that II" annual
nl~etl'Jg o. She Stcrkho der, @" la Belle
Iron WvrNS y corporation under tn"
AVS % West Virginia. ~ L" held AZ
-" pr.rri?.I rt;.r" 90 o." Company.
F.,s; I'm! 81 Th!rty-t:-St StrrHi. Wheel
,rr. W VI. on Tuesday. the Sth Gay ~
Narra TO-. ~ 10.2G r'".o"H IN tn" fore
noon. FOR tho p'rpuS" ut the election OF
tr-.c directors t. ScrN" 'or III" rusuin {
:hrrr years or unt!i Their SUCCESSORS arc
elected AMI Rave qualified. and Tor ire
Transaction x such other business ~
may properly come b"rur" tn" mc"t.ng.
Transfer IioohS Of both the Preferred
ana common Stock ,..E close At SEQ
O'clock > ~. on Tuesday. March LIST.
1S2l LnI remain closed until aft,r said
meeting ~
IA Ht:ILE IRON WORKS.
r. y. \ BUET.
u Il HIGGINS President.
Secretary. c-ll-tS--J-nIr-4
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TToftS IN Goa i'-' ."ES were S'F"N"n
out by ;Ac cV'n';..ii'r session. bIt re-
Pui-"'n"n;~ t'T ft.' ana current PUN
"'i'y on coz" !i''""'5 80, "'.t I'",'.H'
!" lie SA'hSr'" 'E 81. 'r ''''' '''''''' ''''''
''''S''''' ~ re. Naps.
..,,,.,'N,.,,'- .,,.or.,I =, ,c,.f,, 70.
49, f.te-,, ,-,I.. ro,r,n,ssi,,
,..t .''- 49, ,cr.r,I ,.n,-ts y,
s,', ,.,...,,,,a,, 80 c>r,.ss rr,,fi-s taken
~. ,.,.,l ,,,nrr,. ,orr,r,,ioiis ia maze
S,|I.,.d.,,r o,,I curnoratr names avail
.,r:, -. .rc r:h,tr arL 20 rrin-t th-li
,,,.i,v,d,,,,,y N congress Further SEQ
non; added would require the commits
80, :, ,n,,r;l, data on contract sale o,
,.,.,l u,,trs rho GEOLOGICAL survey IS
,u,ho~.z.d tn rornp.i., fail current re-
port, - coal PRODUCTION. stocks and
moyrrr"nts
.r,,,, r,n,-t or Tho comr.!!c,, said the
bill VI, rot offered - :, r"lnp!rtr IrrlS-
l,,,y. solution If a." p-"hlnm OF pre-
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U. S, ASSERTS RIGHTS
Continued From PaSe one)

:0> ;-!ands, north Of the equator i"r-
merry held by ,;"amany.
Tho information wAs fW'"'T con-
yovrt" NJ. colby states. Nat IL" r"*-
c-yatinns which had previously made
T., This government regarding III" :
and Of Van wcr" based on IN" Wa"
that the island Of Yap necessarily con-
.,itrtc4 Al indispensable" par y: any
scheme 90 prort!C1h,H a"rn1E":n'"; -.
rah'r communication n ~" tH''ii'' ''''
INIT It's free md uHhnm1rr"d u" oA"A -
w, I've limited ~ contracted h. ANY On"
power"
Not Japan Alone Involved
Under Srrr,ta~Y naN:S, sc ~" SAC
doo,rtrent. mad" /. clear ;"'!AH tha'
Tho coatrnNcrS;ry a :" "a" 'H.A'" ''
Van was o., h,'w""n tn E'i"h S'H 'H
AND :hr al'i"i i."w'":' aAd NO. one o'
! tween ~ country AID ldp"H' J. -
around The future status e 'h:s SAND
IN, much Of In. roni-o, ~-sy n tn" IN
;"rnat.uaal communications ''A''f'"''
uc-c has ,~ru.cT'1
AG, .ros -,,n,yrI n uG'.'.a' r.c"."T
hrrc today ~.,d e." E':H"r.and* E"N""n-
nrn' las h.,"rH" 4 parry =" IL" con
,-oy"-Ny Owe The German "ah'"N seized
ay JaiLtN :,HI r:uanIt!uE from Nar
Dutch Make Demand
ono oC ,h~ Ines roun"CIS N1N WIN
Mnr.,ic. ~ tho Tritrh East Indies, ana
Tie D.tch rcN "rnmr"t = s.iif :" nav"
add-css"r :, r"Gu">, % Japan '"r pos
- Ss."u or thi@ cable.
Japan according =" ~ aGvi'"s. 70.
r!.c~I. proposing joint ownership O.
:hc ,.ar. hu' Tia" Im'rN government II
IS answer Is ea'h 20 hay" reiterated X.
rcqucs, 10Y outright I.osSrSS:cn.
l'rnling 'rc DECISION Of u" :ni"-nn-
,ional communications conference =" T."
IA" disposition Of the cnhI"s. AZ .!
he l.n"s both ~ III" Atlantis and the
Pacific. have. since last January !. h""n
operated undc7 Tho join; account "f '"H
ave alicl and as,oria;rd powers 7Hri:-
! Grating tho cab" settlement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
Cremeans Was Restored to
Health by Tanlac Three
Years Ago and Is Still in
Fine Shape.

Anybody that gets tn" wonderful re-
suits from 4 mcd!c!u" that ! hav" from
Tanlar and then k"rpS silent about Il
G"S"rv"> - go: sick again. Mas tn"
characteristic statement made recently
Hunting. wei kurWu cmployc Of j.
Huntington. ~! known rmployc OF !.
NJ. McC"acn & 20.
yes. sir. although its been about
.hrc- ,ctrE now S.nr" Tan!ac restored
NY hc.,I;l and hU.., nc up twcrt"-"iCht
POUNDS IN weight. I'm .tillfrciius fine
and am -.iidy !" TIL anybody that Tan
la, &C tho best u'dicinc IN the world.
Some fly" wars ago | commcn"ed haT-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
Guernsey vs.. Belmont
Scrap Over Wet" Auto

nb-idS~, O. Fob. @4-LDrr!CGtS or
Belmont and Guernsey counties cla~Aed
today over the ownership OF new auto
and 800 p!ntS Of bonded Nhiskey
Police Cnict Long OF CAno-idE" d!S-
covered the machine and the wh:Skcy.
Sheriff Meredith oc Guernsey county
soe a tn about he same time. deputy
ShcriR Wood oc Belmont county also
GOT word at the Samc moment. and all
thrro officers claimed the car and -
contents. Meredith stopped argument by
driving the machine away.
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states attorney. developed that Hatfield
had told Moon that Albert FcltS mao
shot Mayor FISHERMAN through his Goa
pocket
Thu T.-"Xtnfi nation came through
Nnnr's statement that Hatfield had de-
ri,rcd J." shot three men. naming Alh"Tt
and -" E'"ltS and g. V. Cunningham
wro met death near the railroad station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
MINGO MURDER TRIAL
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work N ,hr mines # a striA" r"r' called
T-irr - III" hGh, L"filer t"NtInrd: h"
lad been arrested h. SID it:'th".". chI"I
Of notice. ON a charge If PISTOL 'otjnE,
and had been Confru"'I IN jail. AFTER Hat
icld lad Knocked HIM down. II" w."
Brought 20 Williamson - answer inc
rnarg". but released ard Ia" rht-c" =
sill rrndmS against h:n. n" S""
I,artlcr told H." jury h" had E"n" -
Natrwar shortly after ii" hhtt." AMI
asked Ila.nrtd what n" trouble VA;
about lie testified that SD answered
mat Albert Ir,,s had warrant for h:ul
and he h.ld On" for Frl:s and that l
IHatnrldl hal read his over F"l.~' h"dN
UL,ncid IS alleged 10 have remarked a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
wAwTED-MALE
SPARE TDE WORK
FOR nEN AND WOMEN.

You car earn $1,000 u week and nor
by taking subscriptions during spare
t:Hre Cur the Cosmopolitan Group Of Mag
az!neS. Openings tor = tcw responsible
men and women IN WhccErc Uutit
furnished free. Foo aarcICuiarS, write
Desk Ma. Agency Bureau.
INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE CO.
10 West 4Oth S. New York t'itE.
f-%o-h
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so. that he was sure he got one or TWO
others"

so that hc "WaS sure he got one or TWO
others"
Tho I.hroatening Letters.
The witness SAID h. received the let
tiers III September They follow:
Williamson, W. Va, Feb. ), l9-".
MIR. hob !."tfl"r.
P";r ST on hhd p''t, ,f E,"! - ' m.,'
from MlhE" county th" "c'i "u. ~ ~
ii' 2tt':F* or you VIII r., VIVA" =, -n,,r
3 ii"S''"! go -" '"' ',t ,.,',,r
anu you I"t' t"I'' 80! ,'"'' 49,
'"""St''h pay Your ''!'t anu ~ .,,
-. "'''' '
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-, ,.t'.' - nc 10 sat -
. ~, ,,i,, om, n,,.rt J., =
, ' ,.'.. ~ ''' - 'H' '''''.' VA
y u 49, J,., r,,.,
=, ~! '., !', .c..,.,,..i - ,hnu,
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.',E.ll,uu,.,r. ". IA.
NJ 10, rr,-.
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'H,'''E' ~ n.y., ''" ,I,,. irIry :. s,.I
"'' "' ,"'N 'nui'! III, ,.'n ,"imS - ,,,,,
"''I "" VIII E"i !"U :, you H"H SOM:
49,. ;" let ms be SHlhr."hl ih" Et"'
ga. . t'U Want 70 q" wei. '"'e"'N'
"Sinc"r",E.
l.! ~ u VI
".i"".ic ne l!th' Tell ."r '"t''si ~
-" ii'ih"id WHo remarked u S"Hc''''
ma ,,;,,,
~ nor" Il" ca" ."I .''H "''n''
&c.,! ann NNA nHShi :" LIN y! ~
Den1es Si'IeFneSS' r
!. !. 'rn!if. attorney Tor IN" h'i"hS',
~"Ech' /" %h"W ~ Cr"IS'"Nhlh>'ht' no j,
that 80 Witness wa% hNt"r.% lhciih"'
coward Hatfield for Knocking HIM down
"h"" II" was r.n'"d under arr"E'. Ih'
"'h"S$ Sliu, however. tR't ne "au IL
N' SUI" "SS Ih"'lti't - ''''i''' N''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
TEETH OUT Of
CALDER BILL
Publicity Features Remain.
But No Federal Control
or Operation

Washington. Feb ct--Grelt'y mod
fed IN form. the calder Ccal regulation
bill was sent 10 the >"nat" today hy tH'
committee on manufacturers. wa It
unanimous accommodation for istsHaS"
~ the present session
Al Provisions n TIA htti for federal
control and operation 81 N" c"3t indus
try during emergencies and all TN pro
posalS aimed a; elimination q: excess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
wANTED-AGENTS

FOR SALEAi kinds "C tru:t trees and
shruhhc-y. from S'a:k i;-v~.. the larc-
cSt and best rGrS..-v - thc world. Every
hing guarantee! 'rI" 20 name. prop
me :, card and I X. "a, on you. Isaac
Walker, Salesman. W.; .NlrNand"r, IA.
:-,I-ig--l-2S-c5-2s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
WANTE.

wANTED-Sy a New York corporation
selling direct - family trade. u rc.ia-
bio l.nC representatives n Wheeling and
nearby towns Address. G'vInE phone
number. Box 1873. care lntclltgencc7.
FISH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
SALESMAN WANTED.

wANrED-Sales-nAn- IS or 30 year, OF
age. Leading tobacco manufacturer.
Excellent opportunity. Experience IN
necessary. Salary and eIpenses. Apply
Thursday and Friday, l. J. Sarnstt, Nc
Lure Hotel. t-2i-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
FOR RENr-FuRN1sHED ROOMS

ZOE REHT-tnrn.Shed rooms for light
huuSek"eCins Apply md '.oor Intel
l:grrcer Bldg. 1905 Market -. f-l<-tf
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REWARD FOR BODY.

|. g." und.r>: $n"G, ~;H pA! T. nc per
soa or PERSONS -. sum ~ f'tty 'S5n)
dollars o. ~. recovery oc IT," bod Of
St~HAr' J. Anderson. " H",ia,r". ohio.
f-cG-.' lilo u. Ei.lkNN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
FOE sALE-RIvER CRAFT.

Full cabin IS b. p. Light draft mo-
torbost. Has an OAK bottom, good
sized decks, IS II hull. Lying at
Eleventh ST., Wheeling. Henry
SAlAde, llos Water St., Wheeling,
W. Va --o-5Gt
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wANTEDNA first class estimator for
the lumber business. and = good S"iic;-
cor FOR orders. WITH \ first class house.
Must hc able 10 read blue prints Man
having experience n the carpenter bust
moss preferred state what SALARY CN-
pectcd Address Estimator. care IntcNI-
SGncer. ISL
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wANrEp-PEMALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hatrdrcss"r and
rnanicurjst. also three girls not over
Is 70 learn the hAtr trade. J. Front,
1909 Main 81. f-@t-i
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wANrED-Moderu Eve or SIX room.
and bath. house or apartment. crntrcl-
u located N Wheeling. No children
Gail Martins Ferry 3@9-W. J~-s2-;:
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wANrBD-Aen. learn barber trade
Wonderful demand and wages. Posi-
tionS waiting. Write to-day. MoIcr
barber College, sal W. 5,h Str. Cinc!n-
naG. Ohio. f-l9-l-mo-
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FOR SALE-PARMS.

PoH SAILS acre farm, I room buGcSt-
low nearly rev. Spr:aE. stable and gar
AZ. SON" f-3!'. ) = mics from Wheel
ing. ":l god road. Nee .oy-,':on. PrIre
$g.v1n. Leroy Eva"> clinton. ". Va.
t-@4-h
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TOR SALE Ch:o arms. ranE!aG from
loo - - a,r"> Address y. H.
GRIMES. t',n.otur. OHIO. i. l.. !. flip
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WANTED

FOR EENT-t'..-H.sh t-"n; rom IN
iHlsu.seucsr D.GG. IjUj MA:hes S.
i'rnT,. ,.iiC-J. t--%-tt
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roe SALE.

FOE SALR-Gcocery and general mcr-
ness. Invoice 100000. VIII sell for
80. 10000 terms or cash. Will lease. rent
or sell building. Fine healthy place to
1--we In. nice locality Inquire Of Maurice
WorS;cr. BoS Harr!sv:lie. y. f-23-l
FOE SALE-Two very desirable lots at
Holloway. O.. near X. OF T. hall. VIII
build houses to su;t purchaser on re-
quest, on reasonable terms. The Scott
l.nrn her Co. ErlGEepOE:. y. f-li-Slt
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HENDERSON

ENpERSoN-O2 "Wednesday. t"hru-
AIRY -. l9-l. at = o'CioCk. ~ n"r
lao hcnt" Elm court. Elm GROVE,
MAEtiARF:T McCrNN HENDERSON.
w.tc ut MI Henderson. Al years Of
age,
Funeral Friday afternoon ~ $50 O'clock
from her i.,;c hHul'. fr!' nd OF the
tAnl.y awaited ~ attend. lutcrmcnt
at West Alexander cemetery.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-11-11
Campaign For
Better Speech
Central High

Good Speech Week. is being OBJ
served in the County High School
here this week. In the campaign for
the use of better grammar, school au-
thorities have arranged for addresses
each morning by some of the leading
orators of the city. On Monday morn
ing the students were addressed by
DR.. ]. c. Molloy, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. On Tuesday
morning Hon. ]. H. Dining spoke to
them, and today Judge W. B. Turner
was the speaker 1t was announced
this morning that Hon. w. s. Fleming.
ST., would be the speaker on tomor-
row morning, while the selection for
Friday has not yet been announced.
A feature of the campaign is con-
test between the students to ascer-
tain which is 1.-The greenest on gram
mar" Each time some student catch
es another in grammatical error
green ribbon is pinned upon the err
ring one, and this may account for the
increased sale of green ribbon in the
city-hundreds of grammatical errors
have become SO common it is an easy
matter for student to "slip up" on
his speech. Slang is also taboo, al
though one of the students reported
that speaker of the week urged them
to "cut out the slang"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-11-11
70 FIX DATE FOR
Folders CONTEST
COMMITTEE WILL GO TO NASH.
VILE TOMORROW TO INTER-
VIEW GOV. TAYLOR.

Gen. John L. Jones and commit
tee from the local bivouac of the Con-
federate Veterans will go to Nashville
tomorrow to interview Gov. Taylor
and find out from him just what date
will best suit him for the Old Fid-
dler's Contest in which he will partic-
ipate here. Nothing has evoked more
interest among the old Confederates
and the old people generally than the
story in Tuesdays Herald that this
contest would be held and that Gov
Taylor would be one of the partici-
pants.
Already number of fox hunters
have indicated desire to join the
Governor in the chase that will be pro-
vided for his entertainment while here
and several of the best horse shoe
pitchers of the county have been to
Gen. Jones and asked him to arrange
matches with the governor. There
are some mighty good horse shoe
throwers in the county, especially
down about Culleoka and the COVER
nor is warned that he had better look
well to his laurels or he will lose some
of them when he visits the Dimple.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-11-11
OFFERS REWARDS
FOR WILD CATERS
CULLEOkA LAW AND ORDER
LEAGUE DETERMINED TO WIPE
: OUT LIQUOR TRAFFIC.

Offering rewards of $50 for the cap
ture of each wild cat liquor distillery
and the conviction of the proprietor
and S25 for the conviction of each
bootlegger within a radious of five
miles of Culleoka, the law and order
league of that place got down to bust
ness on Tuesday night and completed
its organization. There is said to be
some open criticism of the league by
men inclined to stand for the traffic,
but this has only served to make the
league more determined than ever.
The league is made up of some of
the strongest and most influential
citizens of that section, men who have
in the past been active in every bat
tie for good government and they
have let it be known that they can
not be bluffed from the path of duty
in this emergency. All they are ask
ing is the enforcement of the law and
in that endeavor they feel that they
have a right to expect the support and
cooperation of every law abiding cit
gen.
Committees we're appointed at the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-11-11
GRAIN AND PIoUK.

Corn-Per barrel, old $3.50; new
$500.
Crimson Clover-Per bushel $b.bO.
Corn meal-80 In bulk.
GOO bushel In bags.
Oats-Per bushel 35 cents.
Second crop Irish potatoes $1'00 PEI
bushel.
Wheat, at local mills. No. 2, psr
bushel, $1.35.
Flour Superlative patent, $S.25
barrel; best patent, 1925 barrel in
As pound bags; bran, $500 per ton;
shorts, $500 ton; dairy feed. $31.0O
per ton.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-11-11
Birthday Celebration.

Among the many pleasant things
that have come to our home to gladden.
our lives was the celebration of Mrs
Mary Taylor's 10Th birthday on Nov.
day, one in the morning of life and
the other in the evening, yet SO much
alike in so many ways. We also cell
ebrated our Savior's birthday from the
tomb. while His is something that will
last until times knell will sound, theirs
may cease at any time.
Coming as does Mothers birthday
always in autumn when nature has on
her most gorgeous robe, there could
be seen in every corner of the home
clusters of bright red berries embed
ded in banks of pretty autumn leaves,
80 typical of the beautiful life our
mother has lived, so let us emulate
the good examples she has set before
us and like the olive leaf let our lives
grow brighter as we fade. Among
the ones present to share our enjoy
ment were: Bro Will Morton and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Notgrass and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sparkman and fami-
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Taylor and
family Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Taylor and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Taylor and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ulna Notgrass
and little Virginia, Mr.. and Mrs. Ad-
ron Dodd and baby, Misses Rebecca
and Docie Mae Savage, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse J. Rayburn and little Euphence.
A FRIEND.
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STILL WITHOUT CLUE
SMART SHOP R0DBEaY
OFFICERS IN ADJOINING couN.
TIES HAVE BEEN REoUEsrEb
TO KEEP SHARP LOOKOUT.

Officers today still were without
the slightest clue as to the identity Of
robbers, who on Tuesday night pried
open the door of The Smart Shop In
the heart of the business district and
escaped with woman's wearing appar-
ell valued at $500 or more.
1t is the belief of E. P. Turner, own.
er of the business, that the robbers
packed tina stolen goods into either
suitcases or boxes, as the hangers
upon which the garments were Bis-
pended were left in the building. IT Is
argued that had the goods stolen been
thrown into an automobile these hang.
ers would have been taken along with
the stolen goods-but that apparently
means little toward the Identification
of the thieves.
Officers in adjoining counties have
been notified of the robbery and re.
quested to be on the lookout for sus-
picious characters who might have
been implicated in the theft.
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meetin Tuesday night to invite
every citizen within radius Of five
miles of Culleoka to join the league.
Some of the opponents of the league
have argued that its organization
would advertise the fact that there
were bootleggers and wild cat stills
in the Culleoka section. The law and
order promoters answer that it is bet
ter to advertise that fact and get rid
of them than to permit them to de-
bauch the citizenship of the section.
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PEERLESS COMPANY
BUILDS WAREHOUSE

Quite force of workmen is engag-
ed in the erection of a large ware
house for the Peerless Chemical Com
pany on the PULASKI pike. When COM
pleted this warehouse will afford
much needed storage space.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-11-11
PACKERS PLksaInGy
To REDUCE WAGES
(By United Press.)

CHICAGO, Nov 9-Notice was serv-
on packer employees of the country to-
day that wages must be reduced i'm
mediately.
THE Big Five" packers informed
union heads of the desire of the en-
ployers to open negotiations at once
to arrange the wage cut.
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PORKER PRICES
UNCHANGED TODAY
ALL QUOTATIONS ON LOCAL MAR.
kETs ARE UNcHANGED-cAT- y
TIE MARKET ACTIVE.

After having declined fifty cents on
Doth the Louisville and Nashville
markets Tuesday, porker prices were
steady and unchanged today. The de,
mand was active. wy
The cattle market was strong and
active but quotations of yesterday
were unchanged. Sheep prices were
steady.
All prices were steady and unchang-
ed on local markets.
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LOUISVILLE LIVE STOCK

(Bourbon Stock Yards.)
Special to The Herald.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 9.-Cattle
Receipts, 800 head. Market active.
Hogs-Receipts, 900 head. Market
steady and quotations unchanged. All
weights $3.50; throwouts, $5.75 down.
Sheep-Receipts, 100 head. Market
steady.