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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
ia Vessel STREET.
BY Samuel Marx.

JEROME Av. cor 176th 81. 146x2o5. 10Y
irreg vol sale: to David Edeistein. $4,000
BY Henry Brady.
51TH ST. b41 w. .. 4T5 W 10Th av. 2a.fr
q Construction and Fin Corp et AL Herman
y Forman, atty: due, Si0.p26.a2i taxes.
&c. sson: to Sanford Mortgage COM
phly..s. ...... sss.ssss..ssss s.ss ssl@fNN
5IrH ST. b3g w n =. 40 " 10th av. 21x
lc00-5enerel Synod of the Reformed
Church In America agt samo; psllisier,
Greene q OCouncll. attys; due. sl6. = y
taxes. &C, sG33 70 a J Anderson. .slTlIo
9TH ST, 53J-I W, =. $40 " 10th ay. i5x
lOOJ. vacnnt--Samc azt r'hiiip Schaffer
ct al; same atty: due, sf1 $50 OK. taxes,
&c, fi,400.55 to All Anderson. $4,000
BY Joseph p. Day
SaTH ST, 62 w. a. 19f Columbus av. 1px
lV2... sty dwlg-EmiErant Indus Savinga
Bank agt william " Hubbe I'd et all X a
" J O'Gormal, attys: due. stG. .25e. .5s |:
taxes. &c, SIee.J0; 10 Roslna voll.
harts... ..s..s. ..... -............ .f24.1 100
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BrG PLANTS ron FLArBusH.

Important additions to the Industrial
community In the Flatbush section were
announced by the Chamber of Commerce
OF Flatbush yesterday. when deeds were
secured for sites for big Ice plants TO be
constructed by Rubel Brothers and the
Greater New York ice Company. The
Rubel Brothers plant will be constructed
on Tilden avenue. between Ffatbush and
BEDFORD avenues. at cost OF about
100000 for buildings and equipment
The other firm has purchased site on
rilden ovene. at the corner Of East
rwonty-oighth street.
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BROOKLYN DEALS REPORTED.

Walter Baker Company leased large
space In the Flatbush Industrial Build
ing on Fourteenth avenue, between
Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh streets,
to Pohs Manufacturing Company. Inc,
manufacturers of instrument cases. &c.
Alfred +. Wilson was associate broker.
G. Tuoti & Co. sold for A. Doglione TO
NJ. Sabine the three story flat and store
at 1T Avenue u.
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ALsUP SEEKS NEW TRIAL.

WACO. Texas. Jan. 13.--Motion for a
new trial will be made in the case Of
Fisher Alsup. found guilty on n charge
OF libellins Governor-elect Pat NJ. Neff.
and fined 5000 By n jury yesterday.
counsel for the defence said to-day.
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the five story. fireproof garage build
ing. containing $4,000 square feet. at AZ
and A West Sixty-second. street. near
Broadway. The lease. which was for
approximately s25o.000, was negotiated
through the Cross & Brown Company.
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80. 900 BAGS OF RICE BURNED.

CROWLEY. La, Jan. 13.--Fire Of unde-
termined origin to-day destroyed the
Planters Warehouse, containing $4,000
bags of rice, at an estimbated loss OF
s250,000.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS,
MANHATTAN.

The first name Is that of the debtor, the
second that OF the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
JORDAN, Walter C.-Hickson. lnc.; -. =.
Jan. II. 1921 (vacated). $o,V'o.<S
NEUHAUS & THORMAN. NC
James j. McAdams & Bros, Inc;
March 4. 1920. .......:......:. l'Soo'o4
TAYLOR. Joseph; BENJAMIN Hast,
ings. Samuel Silverman and
ssosepfh sos INC foxrLCH'S1 JAN y 1921 ..'"" 12435s
AraEthMA CT me-: March i ia. 1oi7. % 213.i7
D1TMAftS. LIMA to 'Son--ae Son i9 Iseo. a2s52
LYONS, Frank w. CA Meyer et
al; Aug. 20. 1920. 0...........:. lv''"@
DURYEA, Ulysses and Mary.
Cohen; Dec. IS, 1919. ........... i'9'iV
KRAMER. Michael-1. Auduoon' ,-a..
Oct. 20, 1917 .......,:..:;.;:...: A'o'+'
FEEMD lSa,v Ed%ard;t nD d. and F@Peopls. gidf5sy
Casualty Co. Of N. Y.-same; ,oooo
Sept. 2, 1920. ......: ......;:....s oVoW
MACKEY. James. Fidelity
Gas Sasue.,y 90 ,eiS mS. ........... Oh 1.oooo 90
PAPPALARDo, Salvatore. and
Fidelity Casualty Co OF ooo M
NJ Y.-Same: April z. 1920: 49,: 2.ooo'Vo
sEPEsEY. Emil. and ridelsaty ssr,s g
Gssuaalty y,,ns 10 40 &c; OF .......... 10000
wERNf5R. Morris, and Fidelity
gsns Gassaisy 1s 1870. 1926 OF .........',.. 100000
ZUCKOwTrZ. Louis, and Fidelity
a Casualty Co. of N. Y.-Same;
Dec. 10, 1920. .................'.. "o"'V"
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To-pAY,s AUCTION sCHbpULE.

Joseph r. Day will sell In the Tesey
Street Exchange Salesroom to-day the
southwest corner OF Second avenue and
127th street. vacant plot 99.1x23O. for
the Second Avenue Railroad Company.
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Lease. ) story Garage for $3.50. 900

William a. Larney. who now operates
the Calumet Garage at fi2 West Fifty
second street and tho l.. & w. Garage
At 257 West Forty-seventh street. leased
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ny virtue OF an execution. I will sell this
day at q a. NJ. sharp. 81 200 Wilson ave.
Brooklyn, contents of Crockery and Hardware
store. The matter Of Sllverlng against Rosen-
HARRY woLKoFF.
Marshal City OF New Yor<.
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Washington. ID. {.
HOTEL GRAFTON
Virginia.

TIE HOMESTEAD
Virginia Hct Springs
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LEARN
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

AMERICAN wishes % learn Spanish from
native teacher HAROLD FAGERSTROM'
e3o 81 AIMS sv-. New York oitys
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
JUDGMENTS FILED.

| Tho following judgments were filed yester-
day. the first name being that OF tho debtor: !:
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William f. Fitschcn and another sold
70 Charles Hortmeier for $4,000 the four
story building. with stores, at the SOUTH
sast corner OF Eighth avenue and
Thirty-first street. 2s.3xfoo.
Dora Schwenk resold 10 Rebeccn
Jaeger the five story apartment at ie1
West 22sth street. Icxe0 being one Of
three houses at this point recently ac-
quired by the seller.
Isabella Kurzman sold TO Giacomo
and v. J. Posteraro the three story
building at 2fS and 24sh Bowery,
2l.4x934.
Regina Routenberg sold TO Theresa
Dorfmann the three story house at 45
East Third street. 20x4S.1.
Premia Real Estate Company sold 20
Euseblo A. Ghelardi the five story tene-
ment at 220 and 222 Sullivan rtreet.
S0x100.
Anna Goldman sold to Hannah Kahn
the three story dwelling at 81 West
J13th street, 1sxi0o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
CURE RAD|UN|
SOCIETY HERE
DOCTORS J. L. DICKEY, W. n
QUIMBY AND c. A. W1NGEHTEA
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
viii Be Available to Physicians anu
Hospitals In AMI Out OF
Wheeling

\. r"ur.irirty o'clock on May @Oth !
,u..ciy was instituted in this city thht
j. destined !" do Il great deal n' Gcon
for IN" people Of the Greater WhccllhE
drstri,.. AZ that particular hour ANA
u.u,lir Madame curl" was receiving
fTrm President Harding Il gift from the
women nf America. one gram OF rad'uin
valued q. si"n.n"0. The new society,
therefore. chose the happy name OF the
Carrie Rudium society
Tho purpose o. tn" new organization
- To provide = proper radIum service
for the people If ihis Wheeling commu'
niiy tn" physicians who have been
w,rkiur on this project Tor months
realize Tic need Of having Il radium
service that would be in Il neutral place
So that j. wuuId be- available 10 all the
p'y:irians and the many hospitals In
AMI uut If Whcriin- The projectors
of tho sor city arr men with broad AMI
un.clnsh views looking To the needs Of
All suffering people WITHIN radius "
sc,,nty-nvc miles Of this city.
The character Of the service TO be
given Is shown by the fact that the
society las already chosen DR.. W. A
C.uimhy rs director of its radium ser
wee, This choice Of Il man with Il
national reputation makes sure that the
people Of Wheeling and the coun'i"s
neighborinG Wheeling on both sides OF
the river will have r high class ana
efficient service. The headquarters II
the Curie Radium society will be in
the Wheeling Steel Corporation build
ing. The factsthat tho new orGan'za.
ten will b. independent and central
ana not limited in any way in it's ser
vice is \ very noteworthy feature 1t
the project.
The executive committee that III
hr,n rcrfcctng the details Of this new
and progressive enterprise Is composed
Of Doctors ]. L. DiCkey. W. a. Quincy
AID {. \. WinGcrtcr. The radum that
is tn he used has been allotted To the
society and is now beng prepared for
transmission to the United states
Bureau Of Standards at Washington
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NO ARRESTS MADE YET
IN McMECHEN ROBBERY

N,,Mcrhcu authorities stated E'Sl eve
ming that nothing further had developer
in the robbery "f tive uaTSona%" CT Kew
Father Edward Galway, pastor "t INC
-: James, t<t;ho'lc church. which VAS
entered Tuesday ahd loot amounting 10
almost $50" Ma carried away me
attest ;hlnG discovered {" nay" been
s;;Gou is 4 straw nat. rcNui"h by tathcr
Galway Ia h" IVA Years o.d.
TN, police are cndcaNur.uE - run
down tho culpri,S and something is en-
r,,.,rJ :, drlriup within shot time.
residents, OF MrMcch"n are cooperating
with IN. noiI,r N every way and all ar"
'anNio!s tuat the guilty parties be
..rreS ted
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Dancing Party at Club.

The foremost SnN.al function u' The
week will br the dane" given tonight by
Mr. and M~s. J. :. Holloway and Mr..
and Mrs II. Forbes simpson at IN"
Country lab. Mss Mary Hhaplnr Mil.
ton and Mr.. Thomas MrkenDan Hearnc
xiii hc tn" honor guests on this notable
occasion and ia" guest LIST includes
r,oSa 20 Two hundred - the socially
proru:,rm, pcopir =: tn" c.ty. Dancing
will begin 1T nine O'Clock with = local
orchestra furnishing the mus. The
ball room viii be beautifully decorated
with q prOtuS.on "t spring blossoms
and Srccac-y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
VTAN|NE IN
YEAST MAKES
YOU HEALTHY
EASIER TO TAKE THAN YEAST
RESULTS QUICKER AND MUCH
LESS BOTHER.
CHEMISTS CONCENTRATE
DOSE INTO TINY TABLET

Thousands are turning from ordinary
yeast 10 :hc new and better way. Drug
EiS,s. doctors and chemists praise new.
highly concentrated PhoS-Pho Ni;am:n"
Tablets whirh contain \ proper dos" OF
Water soluble Il N!tam.nr obtaire!
from Yeast. with "Fa; S"luhi" \ Vi
famine" etc. These small tablets are
swallowed with i mouthful Of wafer
after meals. Easier - take. results
Guiekc~. more economical and better for
you. The tablets do not upset the St"m.
aca and keep Indefinitely. Write for
free Tamph"; To- Irving Laborat tory.
Wheeling W. Va. or ask for Phos- Pho
Nitaminc Tablets At your druggists.
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SURPRISE PARTY
At COUNTRY CLUB
RrRrHDAY FOR NOR HENRY N. HESS
FOLLOWED BY DANCING PARTY
FOR ANDREW e. N. HESS.
Mrs. Thomas Hsarne win Entertain the
Bridal Party With Dinner Wednes-
day Evening.

Few >ocia, events 80 the w"NN "aNe
been -N ruj.-''y !,':Gh'iu. a. - H.T;h-
day pI-;l arranged! - q >Hrr:'sr t"r MY.
Henry y It,. ~ htS sister. Mss Mary
NrucS Hess. "n n, wyvn~''" "t his
r!r.h,l,, ,"trr,!ly. Nj Il"ss AID
g-our o" friends "Hr: f"r m"'"r t;G"
Gi.-,rc .hc ate aft,r-oun aH! stor7.HC
=. the Country club found "a iHrc" crowd
- rrnSra,,. fr;cu,i~ thor" Waiting 20
ccrs~atu:a:o NJ. Ic~s On his birthday
annlvcrsary. Upnn ,n'criuG IN" dining
-cc;, they ~" greeted with beau
,itu,,y appointed :Ih.". WITH covers
laid for twenty guests. \ huSr white
birthday cake adorned WITH pink candles
and banked with pink blossoms formed
the attractive ccnterpIevc and the fav"rS
were novelties in pink. Miss He!e''
Hawkins and Nj. Irwin Ncs;"r. ho;h "t
WASHINGTON. IA. whose marriage VII. Il"
an event Oc next week. were also honor
guests on this occasion. NJ. NeStcT
: = son Of former mayor I. Morgan
Vcstcr. and is Very We'll known locally.
Mr.. Louis thinner. VIII" ust received MS
NJ. D. dcrrcc a: Cleveland. was also an
honor guest.
The second surprise or chc evening
came at nine thirty whcu a second group
Of guests. members Of the younger set.
arrived az tn" club f"r q dancing PARTY
which w;,S arranged {" follow the dinner
rs = courtesy for Mr.. Andrew c. y.
Hess.
Tho dinner guests w"ra:
MeSsrs. and Mcsdunes-
Henry ~ Hess Gar. Lang
Morgan YeSter
Misses
Mary Agnes Hess hattie SackSvtl!e. o
Helen Hawkins. OF Washington Pa.
Washington. Ia. Anna Rcymann
McssrS- iAl
Irwin EeStC- Pittsburgh
Andrew G. y Hess lack Shane. -
Joseph \. Glcsca- Mcdonald. va.
kamr. Jr - Louis IiT.mCg
McSdames-
Jcspch \. ,ilc>rr- M,r-;.r". Lane
kImp. Pittsburgh VI. Morgan
Clement Hess j. GoChrlUg
The following enjoyed the dance:
Elizabeth Stevenson lio."n fAWkins
Margaret R!ackcord Angela Cun;fi
Elizabeth Rurdu,s Sara El"r. - New
Elizabeth Beans York ''N
Florence Baron Nutarrtn" AM
Dorothy Beans i",'nt .\U.
Rose Arh"uz Louise IA.
Lillian Arbcrz Mary Alexander
Pauline Sgcksyille
McSSrS-
Andrew .. y Hess William Math!scn
Dr.. Crowl Robert Riley
VIM. Snedeker Joseph \. G.cSen-
William Wheeler kamp. "
Edward Driehorst John Conitr
Irwin NeSter '"orG" iicthS
Henry Stifcl Morgan ScSt"-
Bud rrcckard Robert kerH"''
Louis Z.mme- Tack Shane
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As is wei! knuvu. raiIum is very cost
Is but the phySI"H!n- "f the Greater
Wheeling community felt so much the
nrcd OF n radium service that would
he available In broad and generous
ph:ianthropic spirit that they were
eager to contribute the sum necessary
to procure an ample supply for the
needs Of our people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
Macademy Club Dance

What Will p.ohlbly y" me .tst ~ a
series OF delightful int"rma! dances
given by the Macadrmy club Will b" th"
dance held this evening il the auditor
ium Of the ElkS club. This has been
arranged II honor ct the members OF
tho club who have just returned home
from out of town educational iNst:tu-
tons. jones eight piece orchestra Will
furnish the music and Norris vii! serve
refreshments during N" inte7miss!onS.
In its informally toniGht'S dance IS c\-
pcctcd - surpa$S all previous dances Tor
pleasure and larg" a;."ndHHrr "'!'
certainly enjoy ~" pleasures IN" dance
will AFFORD. CIrma"h. GrvA!E. i""". N''
and Nay vomp",-c me c"nw:''"' N
ChArcc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17

DAYS OF treatment were given. compared
with 1894 days for May Of last year.
or especial interest is the following
total admissions for May 1921. .s6; totai
visits made by physicians during the
month. 90s: total visits to clinic. 4so.
compared with lS4 during last year;
patients given N-ray treatment' lSe'
compared with 122 in May. l9.o'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
HOSPITAL REPORT

During the month Of May a. Ohio VAL
ley General hospital, according TO the
report Of pr. &. d. wilkins. superintend-
cnt. 4l4 days OF treatment free were
given as compared with 204 last year,
and during the month a total OF 1852
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17

New York, juno l6-The American
Steamship Owners Association, repre-
senting a large percentage of privately
owned American flag tonnage. TO-DAY
declined to join with the Shipping Board
in ra,ifyinG a new working agreement
embodying a Is per cent wage reduction
with striking marine unions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
RaceDtion SATURDAY.

Two hundred Of the city's most prom
!ncHi socic:y people vii b. guests AT
the reception 20 be given tomorrow at
"Hca -nlce" the beautiful home OF Mir
and Mrs Julian c.. Hcarne. at Leather
wood. Mrs. William Henry Hearne and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
HaGse,l-Vi,tue Tu9: ais.

NaNsc'l-Vi'tWc NNO. ais.
~. YEN. VI .,,... rlu",u = I
wo,,,.,,,r. 49,. -. -,rrc %. ., Yer. II.
,..,,..,i..... ,.,II.i. v.-:cr,l,v moraauI ~
, . .,,,.. .,i..u Ms Nrlrn N.r;ur. Of
,,,...... r.,r,. rocan.,.ih. h-iGr Of NJ
,,.,r :; IJod>ou " H-;dCrpo5t. Rev.
lanes Nc,sc Potter ecad the nl?i.al
s.-ys,n N Tho nr,sencc Of the relatives
,,d ,.nsn r-,nrdS Of thu bride md
c-,o,, NJ and Mrs Car, Had-.l,
n-,,Lo- .,,J S;S,a- ~ ,Na groom Noro
-, ,,i,. i,ruhdinte attendants.
r., brid. y.oro nrr travelling suit Of
,ridrirb, hl,c tr;coit7c with accessories
~ Contrasting r,wn shade and Aaron
VAIL rcscs formed he- corsage. Mrs.
TIudsell.s costume was ais, Of blue and
n.y. flowers wcr. SWEETHEART roses
NJ arI Mrs. HadS"Il l.t, Immediately
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Dinner Party TUESDAY

NJ. and Mrs. David Garth Hearne will
entertain with an elaborate dinner
party on next Tuesday evening ut th"!r
nome in .>"ho Point IN honor OF Miss
Mary chap. Milton and Mr.. Thomas
Mckcnnan II, ~. whose wedding viii
t;thc place on D. ~sday Tho dinner Wi.
b. fea :u.cd with rA.uiSi'c appointments
and the guests viii number twenty-five.
Including n" rr.dA. party t'r TIC
wedding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
Bridge Party Today.

Miss Mary Hays will contribute a
delightful party t" tn" weeks social
activities today when she cntcrtasnS
with a bridge to-, PARTY at the Country
club ror Miss Milton. Arriving at two
O'Clock tho guests VIII hui eight tables
ria~ed on the v~r1ndah and following
a session Of delightful games tea Will
lC Sr-S ed.
Tho following have been. invited:
Misses
Nfarvt Milton Mary Hart. OF
Elizabeth Mo- 'na,r CIarkSburS
orHur,irrton '.-u!sc y Whitaker
Eleanor tlIrkc Hcttie hdI!elt
Edith Brown. of blanche Storcr
rhIladr!phia Josephine Cox
sara Jackson Margaret Irwin
kaiherinr prarr R.il Campbell. Of
Flor, r,co Mason Chicago
MARGARET Burns. Sophi" t:uston
Of Pittsburgh WOOD
F.lSi" lee Storcr sophie carr
MARY Hays Margaret Ogden
ACSd,ine8-
Clarrfrr,, rccncy William II. Hcarne
Frank schmidt sam l.auEhlln. Jr.
t;raryH t!aCrart Harry W. No
Arthur F:bh"rt f.ur". Jr.
T.. y. HO1ninS J. Howard Nc
J. =. Mckinley Donald
r. Forbcs Simpson Ne'lurE Hays
A. Singleton Paul. Edward Bowie
Chicken Supper.
'rhc employees Of the NHia street iiDor
Al CIR. S'vuc & Thomas company ar"
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Luncheon for visitors.

complimentary TO Mrs. MorSan OF
Hp.Skcll. OF Italy. and Mrs. Charles
Hanna. or Mont CAR. y. J. md Mrs.
Robert ,iiirhr,Sr. 90 TCrrH Naut". Ind.
Mrs A,"N Glass VIII b. hostess - 4
group OF friends today at ncr nrnr n
Kcnwood Place Nt;r,r;iv" decorations
will be seen at the tahi" ard covers wi!
be laid for the following:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
About People
Movements Of individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers-H. J. Barton. Fn!rm"nt [.
Spiro. Huntingdon, l.. J. Long. C'''"-
land
McLure-to>tcr l.. Marin. El.,rhShurE
Mrs. Cara Berry Charleston; IT, l..
Castor. CiarkShurE, i. W. NHm"y. Park
Coca iiarSh4. Weston.
windsor-Mr and Mrs. Joseph Me-
Kay. SiSte-s>iilc, Mr.. and Mrs G.
W'rcatcr. Of rharlrStoH. clyde Ellis
Glendale. c. :. Swanson. Pittsburgh.
Staulm-F. l.. kcudlr. bethany, VIII
liam E>tjf. Proctor, g. c. liardGr"N',
Pittsburgh.
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Morgan OFT HciS- Dwight Wagner
kcu F. \. Hildrcth. III
Charles Hanna II &. HaElett
Robert CiilchrlSt EcStri Adams
- r Hubbard jesse ~ Bloch
William Herman Arch Wilson
PEBBLES Tatu w. L. Wilson
W. \. CraCraft Arthur Hubbard
:. A. Williams Archie Fault
W ". Holloway Singleton Paul.
Gibson Caldwell Hurry Russell. Jr.
johnson Mcktnicy II. :. BRADLEY
II. T.. Field Alex Glass
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Chicken Supper

'rhc employees Of the Maia street ioor
Al ls'. S'uuc & Thomas company ar"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
Special Agents

FC-TSz@
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
ENTERTAIN AT MISSION

The Monday evening entertain ments. being given for the children were featured last night by d story read by Mrs. r. Sinclair, and music by Miss Wright Neal Sutherland and Win Wishart Al the entertainment on The previous Monday. Mrs II. A. Reese gave lessons in flower making to the girls. Next Monday evening Dr Reese will give a talk on Pres byterian mission work in Alaska.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
TENNIS PLAYERS RETURN

Lorain Leppla and Der; Baker L. of A. tennis players. who here here for the tournament. returned 10 Tue son Sunday night. Leppla lost to Fer. guson and Baker lost to Judson, the two men who contested for the cham pionship.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
COLUMBIA LOSES RACE

George Medigovich, a graduate of the Bisbee high school and at present a student in Columbia University, wired his mother, Mrs. V. G. MedigO- vich, yesterday that the Columbia rowing crew had lost to the Army and Navy crews. Dushan Medigovich a younger brother, is also student in Columbia, studying medicine.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
HERE FROM TUCSON

Mir and Mrs. George K. Bretherton, of Tucson. were the guests over the weekend of Charlotte Adams Gill. They returned to Tucson yesterday. Mrs. BrethertOn is vice president of Federation of Music Clubs, and is in charge of the organization of junior musics in Arizona, one of which was formed here recently under the direc- tion of Mrs Gill
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
SLIGHT SHOW FRS

There has been number of light showers in different parts of the county during the past few days but In one or two places the fall was heavy enough to cause the water to run down the roadways.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
FROM HUACHUCAS.

Harvey James was in the city yes terday from his home in Ramsey Can cLn. He states that there have been d number of improvements made in the canyon during the past few months that will be of much conven- fence to the campers there during the summer months.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
TO ATTEND SESSION

John Hart, Of Douglas. chairman of the board of supervisors, was in the city yesterday morning on his way to Tombstone where he went to attend the meeting of the board. He was accompanied from here by Supervisor l. C. F. Adams.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
TEACHING FORGE QUITS

HATTIESBURG. Miss. May 16.- Every public school teacher here. in- cluding Superintendent F. B. Wood ley. had resigned tonight Us a result of an announcement Saturday by the board of trustees that next year sal aries would be reduced 10 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
WERE IN TOMBSTONE.

County Highway Commissioners Emil Marks andI. w. Wallace of this city were in Tombstone yesterday, where they were called on business before the suprior court. Commis- sioner William Reay of Douglas passed through here Oil his way te Tombstone where the parties met Commissioner A. Y. Smith. of Pearce
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
PERSONAL

If the widow of Jack Coy; the daughter of Charlie Wadleigh and the relatives of the other victims of the same massacre in Mexico. will call upon Allen R. English at his office in he Boston Apartments, they will learn of something to their advantage. -(Advt.)
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
WITH HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT

highway department with headquar- ters at Phoenix, was in the city yes terday He has been making an in- spection trip over the state highways in this section of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
RETURNS TO MORENcI

R. P. Kyle. of the Morenci Southern railroad company, returned to his home yesterday after spending sew eral days here on visit to relatives. Mrs. Kyle is remaining here for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Emma Wolcott and her sister, Mrs. Eva Wal lace, of Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
BACK FROM VACATION.

Miss Rilla Wacek has returned from Phoenix where she has been en toying a two weeks vacation. She has resumed her position as steno- rapher in the P. D. Store
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17

Joe Speers. driver os a stage be- tween Bisbee and Douglas. J. w. White ol Douglas. Ed Meyer. of No gales Roy Jones, of Brewery Gulch. and ". Armstrong, motorcycle rid CT. were fined BIO each yesterday in the justice court at Lowell, on charges Of speedinE They were ar rested by Deputy Sheriff La More
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
eIRLs HAVE PARTY

The Copper Corps Girls Club, under the direction Of Mrs. John F. Sanders. held a party Saturday evening, at the Y. w C. A. About 30 girls were pres ent.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-17
ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS.

William Ingram chief clerk of the state highway department. was in the city over Sunday on business connect ed with that institution. He was in Tombstone yesterday in conference with tine board Of supervisors and the county enaineer regarding road work n the county.