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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
RAYLAND MAN
SHOOTS SELF:
HAD BEEN Ill
OLD INJURY AND CHRONIC ILLNESS
1LAlUD FOR SELT-DESTRUC-
TON OF JOHN GRAHAM
Took Advantage Of Brothers Absence
70 Sip into HIS Room and firs
the Fatal Shot

Jonn Graham. a years Old. = coal
miner. committed suicide IN h:s bed
room a. h.4 h"H;c a myland. OHIO. AZ
$40 O'Clock SUNDAY afternoon He fr"d
a bullet from revolver into his tenn
ple and died instantly
Tho effects o: AN !nIUrE. suffered zen
years ago In nine a. IorkNl.!r. ono
and cnrou!c a'n!c;iun with miners as;lE-
ma, is said 70 have been responsible ror
Graham's a.. HIS las: illness was o!
about one weeks duration.
While his brothers We're absent from
home Yesterday afternoon attending a
football game. leaving John Graham
alone With hiS mother md 'wo sisters.
Graham slipped into his bed room and
fred the shot into his head
Graham was an American AMI hId
been lifelong reS!den, OF RaN,and II"
leaves n widowed mother. 81 brothers
and two sisters
Coroner Kirk q. S'euhrnviiIe vas no
;lhed and will probably hold an Inquest
this morning. No funeral arrangements
have been made.
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Noy!i.rs N that -" has NOR" in'"'i"c-
:.!A .nr.rnI, les more SOFIA. contacts.
The Victor
Ean q devoted to NrN..ie b"' t"a ."us
q, N-vl:.ra ch:!d!"u. kLN and E"r"H
So IS annoyed by the tn"t thar fh"N
r"ra!s, n writing very bad verse. mar
hoy trcsuaSs Ola hrr pr"S"i''~ = a"
Snr thinks Gerda mad better get mar
red and ;c' U'i' a. The wa ~h!'h Ia
exactly what Gcrda does ''"rda. '"HS
-r"siil,r. ,nan Nrv!..r. ."ss br!!iihHt
:h.n Nan hu; s"rrE- VIII IN" sp'"nH!'i
assurance 81 youth. !""Fs AROUND In
see what snr wants and d",!drs on
Earry Br!sro- %an has h"-n Oc"npi"d
~ and on for IL" pn"t IL" years IN
'ry.HH 20 decide whether rh" wants I"
MARY Barry 81 LO'. and BarTN. "h"
has been falthru! Through Mans years
II INDIGESTION. falls IN love win ""iu"'
Jus, az Nan makes up her mind Ia mar
~ him. In the contest "hl'H 10
Iow AGcrLa Is victorious. Indeed. Gcrda
IL The only one OF ,f.ss Macaul.! = her
zine. who Is successful! In her adventur-
Ing against the years.
MI. Hilary and Psycho-AnAlysis
And that brings VS. 10 Mrr. Hilary.
:he mother Of Neville and Nan. Mrs.
Hilary is II dis:tgreeab!c 'irrsOne. self
ish old woman. Jealous OF al Of Eer
children, except her BON. Jim, whom she
worsh!ps bIind.y. She casts around ivr
something 10 occupy the wears between
six,y-three and e:ghty-thrcc Gran
mother. our fourth and most charming
heroine IS e!ghty-thre"l and ;akes ret-
uge IN psycho-anaiys.s MrR. Hilary
casts al her burdens upon NJ! Grad
dock who effects ;ransrerence by sub
Iima;!ng her coInpleXcS," and : Quit"
happy---as long as shc can AFFORD 10 pay
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Mrs Lizzie PAUL. or this city. Is
spending few days visiting az the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James PAUL. OF
WeNsburg
MISS Lille Jacobs has returned 10
her hdms on North Main STREE. Wells
burg. after spending several days Wis
sting IN this city.
M and Mrs j. y Waters and Two
daughters. Jane and Frances. have &C.
turned 70 their home IN FolionSbee after
spending row days visiting in this
c.:y
l.. + Knoks OF Warpood. and one OF
he c,erAs at the Wheeling poStoft!ce.
are in Washington. y 6. on business.
Nj and Mrs. John West. who have
been visiting M ana Mrs. HsorEo !.
, Rogers. eft Yesterday for their homo In
RC,'c;"n:alnr. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers
'no:orrd ~ far a. GAINESVILLE with them.
returning home Las; n,Sht.
Miss Dorothy SINK, OF Burgettstown.
VIII arrive Today 10 v!"', Miss Mary
Elizabeth ard E.olSo H.w.s On Fifteenth
street. Mr. T. 4. Harrison. Of INarHS-
burg, Is also the guest Of ,he Misses
HeWas
Miss Pauline Smith. nc T"rnu'" Was
,h~ Weekend cu.nt OF Mr.. and Mrs X
+. Bowie IN the Howard apar' m-n'S
Mr. ard Mrs. Bowie Will also have ~
their guest this wcrn. J Wilson ErLbb.
- summit. = !.
Dv. \. /. Harness has returned to MS
hon" on North Man Street following
arrsra, days on Il haunting trip down In
IA" cen,ra' pnr' OF :ne s'a:e.
MISS Laura H"izlcr ~ ohio avenue.
Warwood. LETT LAST evening for West
Liberty L. r"Sun" her studies ~ the
Normal Hchno..
= 4 FtcrDaugh has :H,urn"d 20 his
hor," on he North side following a
week business TIP 7" Pittsburgh
Mrs. FrIac"~ Supprs and daughter
Mss Hr'"n. haS" Yrturard % Their
bone IA Sapipa. okla. following a two
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weeks ,a,a,.on srcn, ~ tHe home Q:
IL and Mrs. W. : Nrbh # NAr""""
avenue.
l. : S;aufor has returned :" h's
home IN Harrington. nh.". f"..""!nS 4
brief business rip her"
Mrs Ross OF Columbus. ONO $ N"
guess q" her son. u l.. Ross "t IN"
North Side
Mrs Laura rmstrnns - IN" \Hrrh
SIDE - visiting relatives and iri"nis IN
Hannibal. Ohio.
Nsrry Kennedy. ~. Of N'n'""n'h
stree y visiting MS son. Harry Jr.
-: CLrv c.and. ohio
Ms T. J Hal and dauSht"r. Mss
I.mma. haze returned :" th"ir h"m" III
Pittsburgh after visiting n IN" HON"
~ pr. ard Mrs George Ahrrso!d War
wood avenue.
Mrs Jack coleman Of the North SD"
4. slowly recovering ut the N"rtn
Wheeling hospital following an opera
ZION prrfur,nrd several days az"
Mr. and Mrs Orviilo BRADY and Ron.
~ WrllshurS. nre spending Few days
visiting friends in this city.
Richard Carter. Of Elm Grove. 10 slow
~ recovering AZ the North Wheeling
hospital.
MIR and Mr.. Charles Rurkhart. ot
Steubenvillc. ONO. aro visiting relatives
in this city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Reed. 81 the
South Side. viii leave today for Ihnc!n'
natl. Ohio. whero they will spend few
days visiting with relatives and friends
Miss Irma Wise has returned 10 her
kom- on Market stree: following nm cx-
tended visit with relatives and friends
IN Pittsburgh.
Miss katherine M,BCnc NIL .caNe to-
day for Troy. y. Y. where sh" VIII re
sum" her studies at the Russell Sage
college.
Henry Herman has returned - hts
home on the Island following short
visit with friends in FHrk"rshurS
Ivan Bond lNtt iAs' evening on
business ,rip 10 Washington. u. {.
Or. and Mrs. Edward Morgan. ~ IN"
South Side. after spending a couple or
weeks vacation with friends IN New
York city.
J. S Keu.son. assistan; coach ~
Washington j cfr"rson college. NIL cav"
This morning after spending IN" week
end visiting IL this city
Mr.. and Mrs Frank r.. Smith g: Hess
Avenue. WarWool mutur"d - Morgan
town yesterday. where their son. Ed
ward. IL recent graduate Of Narwo"d
high school VIII enter West Virginia
university.
Mrs Stephen r. Dawson. with h"r two
children. EloruSe and Stephen Il j..
, have returned 10 their HON" after spend
Ing the summer q; Ocean cay. Md on
their return trip they stepped N BAL
,imorn for = TWO. weeks v's' with
friends.
Rev s 81 I; hSnn. Rev. l. Il Ferris.
Rev. J. Y. Ieyenbcrgrr. Rev. ! NJ. Pot
ter. Rev l.. II l.ewc!l!n and Rev. Her
mann Heuser Will 60 this morning U"
i New Cumberland. w. Va, ~ attend the
meeting OF Wheeling presbytery ~ me
PRESBYTERIAN church.
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his fees There Is n delicious humor IN
Mra. I!larys Frcudtan adventures
wnr,h vii: mot spoil by allusion.
y 3 rame'a--T have forgotten her
sg" upon whom The author spends rev
words. whose character Is sketched In
i.yh:!y at tn" fag enhs OF chapters
L,,.ur'I WHO g"cs au"ut her work and
l"r friendships uuconcernedly. ana
dn.an quite see what the rest are
making such y ;uss about. who Is put
forward nrE.tg"n'iy as the real heroine.
Tbs IS cute IN Er-ping with tho au.
thur's Vanity Parrish habit OF mind.
Shows Real Insight
"pangcrOua Ages Ia more than Q
k,"u ana brilliant study IN feminine
psychology. Il is significant because IL
Includes I weighing Of relative values.
n sitting out OF the essential gain OF
one generation as compared with Its
predecessor and successor. In her an
a!ys.s ~ the -Four women around whom
The story crn,ers Miss Macaulay shows
real insight. sure feeling for beauty
and crerti,r power. She ran rise to the
heights 81 tragedy In depicting q struG-
E.e n h:Inun soul. but she cannot re-
rain from pausing 10 cry out What =
good CIR! am l." every time she pulls
out literary plum. She vii! no DOUBT
ou,grow this Jack Hornerism in her
later writings: n seems more . youthful
exnberance shan rart OF her mental
makeup. One might sum her up In the
words shc has applied 10 her own cree-
ton: "A ryn!c. rake. saroonlo
and brilliant novelist" I await her next
book with interest.
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, a;:cr II" fashion 80 boy scouts. n''
I.iru,"nlU' Claim. W" - content ."
de So r,usr t. ne earth ina. hrr
hear; beats are his. y almost neon
characters he - 81 utterly himself thu,
he - invested with RtrunE"nrss n our
eyes
Begins Where Ibssn Ended
Edwin Bjorkman. N HIS preface. :"
Pan" saws tina; "lldmsuu begins where
lhsen cudcd Tho ono problem never
consciously raised by him az problem
Is that OF man 3 duty or ability To rN-
press his own nature. The figures pop-
ulating the works Of TIamsun are frst
Of AL themselves. aggrcssirc!y. lnev.t-
nbiy. unconsc.nug,y so He is thus
separated from most present day writ
ers whose brief pre0ccuput!on Is Il con-
alteration, Of the Socrat!" maxim.
Know Thyseif" HIS problems are on
higher plane. To HIM the on" great
problem IS the relationship between
man and Nature. after hat he - con-
> cerurd with human relationships and
llfo AZ a whole. To the solution ve
, these problems he brings direCtness.
an elemental simplicity q. thought
which Is amazing 20 the urban minded.
He has brushed away The creatures
WniCh c.oui against the Pun. sLd Ia 80
, doing has attained the clarity oc vision
Witch Is the hrst requisite or the truly
great Tn. presentation by an AmerI-
can publisher Of Hunger" "'ir0wih Of
he Sol" Pan" and "prean"rs' - d
hear'rnIug influence N what NAV "D-
, i.mistIcINy he termed American !et-rs
Dangerous Ages"
! "THnGrrous Ages" by Rose M"''au-
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BR|DE-ELECT To
Be HONOR GUEST.
At MANY EVENTS
Series Of Social Affairs This "sek
Planned for Mss Hupertha Bum

Miss Rupa5;ha Mum. who's" MARI
70 NJ Nji.,am J. Moan vi! taAe P'""'
r.tohe~ -. VIII l.. G"r"reI al q series
OF dc!:xh:tu. s"c.a, affairs inns "crA'
Miss Tiara coleman and Mrs. "s:' VI,
Conn wi, he joint hosteS-"s a. an az
,.-nnot c.:..er i: ~" Coleman h"inr ON
,,hap'I,e street tomorrow. ronp.'HehN-
INK Mss E!Gru. TOnorro~ evening vi
,"d Ms Thomas M!,."r VII b" h"s'S
4, a charming dinner parry ~ iHe'r
bnr,. ,n tn. island. Miss Rum AMI
Ms. Marrars. MrArdte OF Canton. a.,
who - Mrs Mt,iers house guest VIII
share h"ncrs The tab.e vii! have OK
uaISi;e decorations ~ taN flowers IN 4
c,.nr scheme or yellow and green. ana
attractive tavors viii be placed a. e"'n
guests piate. Among tn"se present
VIII be.
Misses
RupArtha EiGnl ~ canton "
Margaret McArdlA.
Messrs and MeSdImeS-
Glenn Chambers Mr.. WIN }. No'an
Thomas MIXER pT. Franz ''F''''
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About People
kovsmsaSs Of naivtduAls To AAA
Prom T6N 0t1.
At TIE HOTELS

1ogsrs-Mr. and Mrs. John Ayers
ClnrksburK.
McLurS-C VI. Stone, New Martins
vile: y. L. Crow. Morgantown. J. NJ.
Black Warrington; Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Sayre ParkerSburg
W1ndsor-L. e Polling. Philtppi.
StAmm-A. Carroll, Weston.
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tn. Pyramids" 70 Owe Dance.

,lnc ~ ne foremost Soc.Ii events OF
the week WI, hr the dane" gwen a. inc
Mcclure hotel this evening by Inc
Iy-a?,iA>." a lora, organization or co.,
lese men Tn. Comm:,,e" has been for
tunate IN securing the Keystone SIX or
Elwnod ,'itv. Ia. who played fer tho
ias. pyramids dance for Il return en-
rncemea; and the presence "f this or
rhcs,-a assures program % III" latest
dance hits The affair - expected ."
prove very enjoyable. and VIII b" u
tended BY many OF the younger dancing
set The dance committee Is composed
Of
Messrs clark Fulton. Harvey Bowman
and Frank WRterhOuse.
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Monday Bridge.

Ms Edward Stl;ei MI entertain The
,.,rhrTs 90 n" Monday Rr!dg" cub
,ht- afternoon Il; her home IN P.rasan.
Valley. Cards wi! b" enjoyed thr"ush-
M, n. A't"rnnon.ard che affair vi!
conclude with he serving Of tea.
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Ms p Arthur t.hbs,' WI be hostess
n, 4 hr,dGe ,"a at her h"u" IN Fifteenth
s,r.p' rpw"rr"w afternoon. honortng
Miss Fl~rCrCs Mason. who's" marriage
- NJ Inhn Trus"h", will l." an event
nr early fail THIS at:ur ali, :n".uos
n SINAI, group ~ friends 90: :hr honor
guest.
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Joseph Dewey La Motto was host &c
a number Of friends al his home or
Wheeling creek Saturday evening IT
celebration or his twenty-second birth
day. Mr. La Mote. as we'll as many OF
his guests. 10 deaf mute. hut the eve
uirs's entertaining included program
OF guessing contests, games and other
! social diversions. enjoyed by those who
have the use OF the senses OF hearina
and speech. The host vas tho recipient
Of many attractive and useful gifts. A
n ,a,e hour delicious retre-hmen,s were
served Among those present were:
Misses-
Ida Willard Catherine "oHner
Alice Willard
Messr..--
John {. Bremen DaElo rooney
William Schuback
Nesdames--
Herbert II. Stoehr Mrs "etmee
Messrs and Mesdames--
Samuel Corhett
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Ms. Core Hostess.

Tho Wednesday Bridge club win NEE
his week with Mrs. John l.. Core a.
her home in Pleasan, valley Hard'
will be the diversion FOR the Afternoon
Those playing will be:
Mesdames--
Walter Moore Chayles Duncan
Fred Daniel. william wilson
William Wright John l.. Core
Joseph Curt -. L. Richmond
Miss Agnes Freter.
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, ~ the r,r,ubcrs ~ re ca; Sh"r T"'s
We!u, Slay n, her HON" n hI"thoF"
! Co.-, TIE members W.! assemble AZ
II O'Clock when luncheon W.. DO served
The Afternoon VIA be devoted 20 needle
WORK
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Millions II dollars worth or watches
ave acrunu:ated In Switzerland Ano
there - no market.
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M:as bella Fet:s VII entertain q
number o. friends at the "H"; Dog
camp. near warwood. tomorrow eTen-
ing. IN honor q. Miss Helen NiE->1ort'
.er. whose engagement :" NJ. g J.
Mnvar was recently announced Tho
Iounx people W.. motor :" 'hc amy.
vhc-e p bonfire ~! b. bT!.t ard
transformations and U!"nerS roasted.
r,a"..:rs as" vi, De enjoyed on " i1Nh-
!ar =, tn, ,AEp. Among :Aos9 resent
W.. Dc
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Catholic pauEntsrs Meet.

Carrot. court. Catholic Daughters OF
America. viii! .ho.d their regular meeting
his e,sn:ng d; \ O'Clock a, the CaTro!.
c"unc!i c.ub. Miss Mar" Lane. Erano
r~ger,. viii preside. Preparations fnr
rhs initiation 10 he held in october VIII
b. discussed. and al members are urSed
TO De present.
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Tie country club was a. usual mo
scene OF socIa! Kayety over tho week
end. l"ca, society gathering there yes
c@rday evening for informal parties
Mr. and Mrs. Baird Mitchell entertained
"a party OF six at dinner At another
able MIR and Mrs &. p. Billings we're
hosts 70 a party OF Ave. Mr.. william
M-,zner also entertained party OF
4, h..
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''PRn''


''Tan. puh.Ishrd by Alfred \. km"rt
- the thIri ot knu, Hamsun y hooks I"
nc brought our N America It Is IA"
story 81 "hilh g: the suI, and how
disaster earn" To- HIM thr"Irh contact
~ the forces @" civilization the age
cd ,h"mr Of tie death OF Ian. with
II Norwegian setting.
Lieutenant G!Ihn lives Hi"nc IN ~"
woods cxCrr; fey the. c"mpa n!onship u
his dog. AeS0r lie has no desires. 10
regrets. no duties, his l!tc IS guided
l., ITO rh>ihTs UT lhe rorc~, n hug"
forest Il was. and ] wns glad and
grateful beyond measure for the scent
."I ru"'r and leaves. III" 'hiC!t smell u:
III" nr-sap. that Is Nk" the nmei! Of
marrow Only the forcs, could hriu.
all things To- cam within me. my mind
was strong and a cuoe bay after day
tramped over tho wooded hills with
Acsop Il, my AIDE, and AIMED no more
than 10 keep on going there day after
day often In the evening whom
l cnme back 20 ;h- hut after being nut
shooting a.. dav l could f"el tina; kind
~, humriy feeling tricKiing through me
from head TO FOOT And | would talk 20
AeSop Ghou, It saying how """r"I Q
nh,e ". -"-s. 'Inere now. well Ket "a
FIRE going and roast It bird on tho
hearth | would say, 'wha; do y"u SAY
10 that"
Enter Civilization
Into ;hip iIyl.ir existence srrays Ed
war,a tGr daurhtcr ~ Herr MarN the
local trader She Is attracted 10y Ia"
unku2hl"I cation and strength ~ n"
young hunter and does not rest uni!l
she has en,auSi-d him III ia" restless
activities q: he V'rc.e claim go"s VITA
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c-uttsm.n Opening Dance.

The Craftsmen have selected Mon
day cyenins. October 3. as tho date Tor
their opening dance or tho lS2l-22 sea-
SON. The dance WILL be held a. the Eiks
cub. and a popular local orchestra VII!
yu-p,ah ,bs music Tho Craftsmen"
WI give one dance "ach month through
nr; no season. tn" next dance sched-
,,cd VII. b. Halloween dance given
on he evening Of October IL The
members OF The Craftsmen organtza-
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p.uzht.-. Of Veteran. zne.r.Ain.

At a Specia, meeting OF the Hannah
Montgomery Curtis tent No. |. DauEh-
,ers OF Veterans. held at tho home OF
Miss F.tht! Wallace. MAJ Arrangements
were made tor entertaining the civil
war veterans their wives and widows.
WIKI an ,.y >'er s'ipper. The affair Is In
charge ~ The following committee: Cen
era. caaIrmar Mary McConkCY. assist
ants. MesLarneS smith. Gibson. Davis,
Nanamar. SEES. Hs'mbrecht, Everett,
Misses Wallace and EIakc. The supper
Will be given IN the basement or tho
Methodist church. Friday. September
Card Hours from 10 =
The following menu ~ beng planned:
oyster Soup
Baked Beans Cosd Saw Bread
Rutte- coffee Pickles Jelly
Ice Cream and ,'ane MINIS
addresses WI be mair by Rev. Lew
-yn. Row. Riddle and Rev G!!hert. y
ptogram given by the pupils Of Miss
F::he, Wa..ace WI conclude the eve
ming.
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At POuey's Inn.

With The appr, a,h OF Ia! weather,
neighborinH inns a"r becoming more
popular with motor SIS Yesterday eve
Ming vas marked By number e: din
ner parties ~ P-.'ey's Inn. near Sher-
rard Mr.. and Mrs. { Il. Robinson en-
tertained small party. IN honor Of
Mss loretta Blum. Of Cincinnati, who
Is visiting here. Others dining at the
Inn were:
Or. F. NJ Carol.
Mss Mary NIFTY
Mr. and Mrs. G r. NeuIart ~ Bel
laire.
Mr. Thomas Perkins.
Miss Flora Johnson.
Miss Laura Wright.
Mr.. q. F. tomStock.
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Misses

lia..n WjnrSJorfte-. Rancho Williams.
N;a-r.s.; ,'ocxcra. M"rtn SeamoH.
\.-ntc Cline RCs1i.a Mayer.
>-rr- Fetttcord Della Fett-.
Irene Bu"ey. Sarah watkins.
Hr.sr Rriakmeier, Naomi Seamu
E,'.s! eth Haver- Nellie Crow.
'Inp.
NesSrS.
one 7 Nave. Earl Morehead.
H.-,-an LYNCH Walter ~lsea.,
Walter Burn Elmer Sh!reS.
Inr. Schne1herG"r. cnft wafer
Anirew Roth. Charles Clayton.
Frank SINCE wiG!am Dye.
Arthur Norchead Gro Fitzgerald.
Nessrs and HrEda mes
Lawrence Mayer Bernard Hrlre-.
Louis Ha,xer Lawrence Gallagher
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ELECT YOUR COAT
The Styles and Colors

Blouse back coats. Straightline
runt>. fitted waist and circular skirt
Shawl. Tailored, Scarf and Con.
vrrtihr collar
The new Fall rniors: Malay. Pyr
amid, Burro, Sorrento, Navy, Black
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Messrs and Merida mes.
Lawrence Mayer. Bernard Helre-.
Louis Ha,rer Lawrence Gallagher.
Glass Meeting.
The "Anti-I'a1't" class o. the First
EnguSh Lu,hevaa sunday school ENJOY
ed 4 har lido 20 me home Of their leader
veS. % Bridgeport on ne Coterair pike.
whore they were entertained BY Mss
look and Mrs Mcrloy. last week. THIS
r..arxed the beginning Of tho fall activt-
:,S" e., THIS organized class. who IN add
Ton 20 heir religious work hold month
y meetings the second Friday OF each
mona. tor social purpose and planning
Tho we,tIre OF tho class with view 70
-a.a-s!ng tcs work among the young
,,-ca,e o. the church not connected with
The SUNDAY s~hoo' The following MEM
hs-srip were pre>"n: at this initial
meeting.
MHS,:anes
jnSspAtas leopold I:mA McHi"v.
Laura M.i,e" JUSTINE High.
EertE,. Morgan.
Misses
Boss Rc:,a Haze. line.
IA RRttz. Edna Pa
E.S>." H-umS's. '"-rc.:a E!ch-n berg.
Nina RG-sh -. Elizabeth Franz
Ea-Ea"e: E"g~S~. M'm,!a Rider.
F..isah ",h FuuSN" Emma High.
Adele RGrars i,u.:s Miller.
Masters
RlcharG Nirh Loretta McL'!oy.
charles Jones. RHs Mcrl"y.
John Mccoy. Z-lda Cook
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-19
HELD FOR TRIAL
in CIRCUIT COURT

Cecil Huntley was examined in
municipal court Wednesday morning
on a complaint charging him with Tie
crime of adultery
The complaint against Huntley was
sworn to last Monday by r. ID. Nit
chell, who is the father-in-law of the
woman in the case, Mrs. Stella Nit
chell. 1t alleges that the offense was
committed last Saturday, Aug. Is.
The Mitchells live in the house on
the east side Of the Gates road, Just
south of the Deer Tail river. Hunt
ley and the Mitchell wOman's husband
have been employed ON the Gates road
work. where Huntley was taken into
custody Monday by Undersheriff Mil
Ter, who was called down there to pre-
vent shooting.
The complainant alleges he has in
innate knowledge of the alleged of
Tense. Mrs. Mitchell is about 20
years of age
The defendant, Huntley, plead not
guilty to the charge. He was bound
over to the fall term of circuit court
for trial by Judge Williams, and his
bail bond was fixed at $500, which he
has not obtained
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-19
CHAUTAUQUA HERE FOR
FOUR DAYS NEXT WEEK

The Acme ChautauQua System, Of
Des MOines, Iowa, will put on a chau-
tauqua in Ladysmith the first four days
of next week. commencing Sunday,
Aug. u. Programs will be as follows
Sunday: Afternoon-Concert, Span
ish Serenaders. Evening = Spanish
Serenaders lecture by w. Frederic
Fadner.
Monday: Afternoon and evening
The Van Browne Entertainers lecture,
Hon. L. G. Hahn.
Tuesday: Afternoon - Lecture by
will L. King, said to be the youngest
man ever elected to a state legislature.
Evening - Farce e-comedy, Cappy
Ricks.''
Wednesday: Afternoon and evening
Concert by Manhattan Orchestra,
with readings by Miss Ruth Holden.
All programs will be given III the
gymnasium Season tickets f T.
adults, good for nine admissions 1.-TWO
persons admitted on one ticket Mon
day night) will cost $1.95. The
price of children's season tickets is
$1.10. Tickets are transferable i'll the
family A special feature of the Sni-
day afternoon program will be a talk
by Mr.. Fadner.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-19
BAD CHECKS
USUAL RESULT
Young Man Takes Easiest Way
To Relieve Financial
Stringency

Harold Il. Bye. whose home is In
Ladysmith, bat who has been living
in Eau Claire for some months came
to grief through the check-writihg
habit. III municipal court Monday.
He plead guilty when taken before
Judge Williams. to issuing fraudulent
checks. and after squaring h G
amounts. sentence was suspended and
the case was adjourned six months
to Feb. Is. Bye was allowed to go
on his own recognizance during the
said time to be under probation to q.
w. MacNurlei, of. Eau Claire
Bye paid costs of $500 and made
restitution OF amounts Wfongfnlly OBJ
tanned, as follows: TO, John Beranek,
$40; r. Crandell, 5000; Crandell X
Kapp. $665 The checks were drawn
on the Union National Bank OF Eau
Claire.