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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29

Q2.00: bulls $2.5O@3.B0: choice
dairy calves $I0.50@11.00; prime
light $1,000 q 1850; medium light
s7.00Q10.00; heavy S5.50@7.00.
Hogs higher; receipts 291;
prime light S10.50@11.00;
smooth heavy ESQ TO 400 pounds
sg.00@1o.50; 500 pounds and up
$500 a 900; rough heavy $500 o
7.5O; fat pigs s1O.5O@11.O0.
Sheep weak; receipts 5756;
east OF mountain lambs $1,000
7.25: best valley $6.0o@6.75:
fair to good $5.O0@6.oO: culls
$1.50Q3.0O; feeders sl.50@3.80;
light yearlings $3.0e@3.50; heavy
S2.5003.00; light wethers $3.50
@3.00; heavy t2.00@2.50; ewes
$1.00G3.00.
Butter firm; extra cubes 40c;
cartons 47c; prints Ace.
Butterfat. No. churniug
cream 40@47c o b Portland;
undergrades $40 39c.
EGGS: Selling price casa coanf
29Q30; buying price use; selling
price candled S4@35c; selected
candled in cartons 36@3sc.
Poultry: Hens light 17@ @tSc;
lbs 23 @27c; old roosters 100 12o;
lbs 24@2Gc old roosters 1O@12c;
ducks young 20@22c; old 160
1sc.
Wheat: Hard white $1.13; soft
white S1.12; white club S1.12:
hard winter Sill: northern
spring Sill: red WalIa sos.
Millrun S2b@25; oats $500:
@25.00; corn No. 3 yellow $500
@2s.50; hay. timothy. valley
ISt5.50@16.50; alfalfa s14.50 @
1900: new grain. mixed. $500
91s.5O: clover s10.0o011.o0:
straw $500.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29

ment, one large pleasant room,
unfurnished; also a full sized
bed complete, for sale cheap.
call 359 Center. 1909
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29
Fnr Sale-HOuses

A GOOD room house, modern,
on paved street close in, at $2SVo
ON easy terms. Fleming Realty
20. 341 state st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29

PAIGE, Glenbrook. only $1150,
like new. Why pay s1945 for a
new one? Frank Bueklin, Phone
1144W, 1892 Court St. or see me
at paper mill machine shop. 2O6
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29

A GOOD 6 room modern house at
$500. $500 down. See us, as we
have property of every kind,
price and terms. S. r. Pearson,
40S U. S. bank bldg. az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29
NEW TODAY

FOR RENT-6O acre dairy farm,
fair buildings, silo, S400 per
year. Stock, feed and tools also
for sale. w. H. Grabenhorst &
Co., 275 State st. 2O6*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29
n NEW TODAY

- 2: I m Ant for sale. See l.. A.
a05 state st. az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29

100 acres Of logged off land
near Carlton, Or, would make a
fine stock farm. lots OF grass and
well watered; this place can be
had at $40 per acre, or will trado
for city property.
We also have a bargain in .
room house; 5000 will handle. bal
ance ike rent.
THOMASON
ooTrg CtaAa ufrrat n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29

LARGE, newly furnished sleep
ing room and garage, close In;
gents preferred. Phone, lights.
bath, private family, 263 S. High
1907
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29
RATES

-sr word = each insertion
Rate PEI pshree Insertions. s cents; |:
cents. .nssc cents; one month. zs y
sps week. -s year. per month. y "a
csuls; eng ,n,,nI per ad. 20 cents.
tents; nllnin nalnlaartion only in New To-
First LIN iHses ads, cI cash in advance, e,
&fu. City sn over phone, unless
Ina not lan az r1onthly account. NO
'JTertiser has ma: nhone nt errors.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29

PEARS for canning 75 cents
bring your box. come to large
prune dryer on Wallace road.
Phone 64F12 czVb
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29

IVORY wicker baby sulkey, Stur-
gis make, practically new. cost
s25. sell for s12.50. Phone
i5e9M. e206
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29

WE want city property. sman
tracts and farm land of all kind.
what have you for exchange. we
don't want wildcat properties; II
Won have property with value we
can place it. See Radcliff a ana
Waring. 341 State street. n2OL~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29

FOR SALE-300O feet Of lumber
suitable for out buildings, cheap.
1899 Waller st. phone 556M-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29

MEN-Tracts OF
fine fruit, berry and filbert land
well located north of Salem on
good road. Use your state loan
as first payment. owners will
advance $1,000 for buildings
Pearcy Bros, 21o oregon bldg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-29
Fer Sale-MiscellaneOus

FOR SALE-Bicycle, price s15..
Phone 1923. czoo
FOR SALE-One Z thoroughbred
AiredaIe pup. Call 1889 N. Com
uercial. czVO
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23

The people Of the country pride
themselves or having free press
they demand ii. In fact. BIT do they
ever stop TO analyze Just what that
term free press" means at the pres
ent time; 1t means. just now some
thing which may involve the very life
Of our republic.
Just at present there are published
in our country today dozens Of papers
that are carrying poison to every sec
tion and sapping its very life blood,
papers from At least twenty-five prop
agandist organizations Of unsound
character Does a free press mean this
kind OF press; Isn't this really en-
shaving that class of people who do not
do their own thinking but take it all
second handed,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23
Hurley Trims Ironwood.

The Hurley ball club has been
mixing pill for Ironwood ever
since the opening Of the baseball
season. But for some reason or
other. said 10 BE- on occount Of
Tronwood refusing to play with
Hurley, the opportunity to ad-
minister the pill did not present
itself until last Sunday The Hur-
ley club, boIstered up with pitcher
and supported by a big bunch Of
hooting- footing fans, and with said
pill in good condition, journeyed
across the creek Sunday and made
Ironwood swallow the finest con-
coction in the way of singing
defeat ever administered to them.
It hurt the Ironwood ball club but
il hurt the fans more. Twas a
SHINE. Score, : to4
NoSby Clark of Eveleth, who
pitched for Hurley, proved to be a
slugger as well as a pitcher. His
welding of the bludgeon helped 70
bring victory to Hurley. True, he
got only one safe one, but it was
healthy one-a home run. 1t came
in the second frame with the bases
full. The four runs as the result
of Clark's heavy hitting brought
Hurley's score to six. Two were
registered in the first frame. And
for good measure Nugent, Hurley's
right fielder, poked one over
the fence in the seventh inning
norwood registered one in the
first frame and added three more
in the third. which ended their
scoring. Ironwood also had an
imported pitcher for the occasion
Burgwald of Winnepeg. He was
touched up for eight hits.
The game was clean and snappy
and furnished the fans with one
of the best exhibitions this season.
The crowd was a record-breaker,
more than 1900 paid admissions
The usual delays on account of
arguments between the players and
the umpire when Ironwood and
Hurley clash did not creep into
Sundays game. Gloon Of Wake
field held the indicator and gave
the best Of satisfaction.
Following is the tabulated score:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23
One Dollar Saved Represents
Ten Dollars Earned.

The average man does not save 10
exceed ten per cent of his earnings.
He must spend nine dollars in living
expenses for every dollar saved. That
being the case he can not be too
careful about unnecessaTy expenses.
Very often "a few cents properly in
vested, like buying seeds for his
garden, will save several dollars out
lay later on. Ii is the same in buying
Cham berlain's Collie and DiarrhOea
Remedy. Il costs but few cents.
and bottle of II in the house often
saves a doctors bill of several dollars.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23
The Importance of Diet.

Il has only been within the last
fifteen years that doctors have real
lied the Importance of diet or that
dieticians have been installed in
hospitals. Now some doctors go so
far as to say that the time Is not far
distant when all diseases viii be
cured by diet
In diet for healthy people there
are five things to De considered, age.
occupation. size, sex and season of
the year. Of course children really
demand a great deal more in proper
ton than a grown up because they
are practically doubling their size
each year and they need more tissue
building foods. A man at hard
labor is tearing down his Tissues so
rapidly that he needs a great deal
more food \ man at sedentary
occupations requires less food, Such a
person should not eat meats, especi-
ally pork and veal. because it is so
hard to digest and takes much of the
blood away from the brain to the
stomach. Fish s called a brain food
because it is easily digested and takes
so little food away from the brain to
the stomach
Women require about eight tentbs
as much food as men.
Size has much to do with the diet
also. There are more square inches
on the surface of tall thin man than
on short fat man. Also the circula-
tory system is longer Consequently.
the tall man requires more food.
A we'll balanced diet is a thing al
ways 10 be sought after, for too much
Of any one food leads to disease.
After the age of forty, people should
watch their diet more carefully than
before. because by that time they
have reached their prime. Any excess
Of foods turns into fat which in time
encase the vital organs aud make
their funetioning gradually more
difficult.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23
Notice for Bids on Public Work.

Notice IS hereby given that the
Board Of Public Works and the City
Council, Of the city Of Hurley. Iron
County. Wisconsin. viii receive bids
for doing certain public work on the
streets, for the construction Of sewers,
eurbing, sidewalks. etc, in said city,
up 10 and including August, ?, 1921.
Profiles Of the work 70 be done. To-
gether with specifications, are on file
in the office Of the city clerk for the
inspection Of bidders, also form Of
contract that will be required.No bid
viii be received after O'Clock p.
M, August ?. 1921 The right to re-
ject any and all bids Is reserved.
Dated July II. 1921.
Board of Public Works,
Hurley, Wisconsin.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23

Ashland will be here for game
with Hurley tomorrow. Ashland
has been getting trimmed pretty
regularly of late, but there has
beer change i'll the management
and a general shaking up in the
team So it may he expected that
the n'ae which lines mp against
Hurley tomorrow will be a stronger
one SohW.h and Hunt will be at
s points tor the locals.
he following Sunday. July 81.
fia''r' ana aonwood will play a
'-.afn game. Whether it will be
played at Ironwood OF Hurley has
NOT set heeu decided.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23

Summary Earned runs, Hurley6.
Ironwood. none; home runs, Jones.
Nugent; TWO base hit, Byrnes; stolen
bases, Whitman, Mcdonald 2: double
plays, Whitman 10 Harrington Sch
wab Harrington to Schwab; hit by
pitched ball, Dennis, Mildren; first
base on balls, off Jones 3, off Burg
waId !; strikeouts, by Jones 5, by
Burgwald 3; left on bases, Hurley 4,
norwood 6; time 2:13; umpire, Koon
IF Wakefield; paid attendance. 1918.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23

The people of this country must
begin TO think They must not take
the suggestions of anyone who offers
a definite political procedure to free
them from their difficulty They
must think of their own way out
and they must remember that every
class of people not Just their own
particular class, have right to ex-
poet fair treatment Let as have a
free press, but at the same time a
patriotic press and not one that is
spreading subtle poison against the
interests of All the people,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23

During the season when flowers
are so plentiful, keep them in the
honse. Nothing brightens up a table
and aids the process of digestion like
a bouquet of flowers.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23

The tax you pay for good roads is
worth as much to you as the money
you put in a savings account.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
Pythian Cet-tOgethGr
Program Is Elaborate
Baltimore Lodge NO. TO Provide Flne
Ente rtainment for Sister
Lodges

Saturday evening Of this week ~"
:rS, gy:-.oG"tu"r meeting o. ~" PH'h-
as 90. ono ma Marshall counties VIII
be he.d IT E,ks ,iuh.
Baltimore Ledge 80. / has arranged
-. entertainment II thu evening" and
have hc", very fortunate IN securing
;he Ifah:c ard T.2Ee aggregation -: hish
C,.,Ss Iy;at8u entertainers. Tho con-
pauy .: forty members * composed 81
we.i know: artists. among thorn Ny.
las. Sl5rwS, wau has Travelled extensive
~ ,hrruvNvat America in concert WORK
Tho CVavroui hruthrrs-Clem and How
ard--arc q pair hard to beat and win
~ntcnaN and Eahnc composed the ceie-
Grated Harmony QU2r'"tte. The Jazz
,rrhe~,-p. under thc leadership OF tr"t
rhaS puter: are in great demand ana
baltimore lodge l. CAD TO be able 10
announce their appearance.
Hahn. and Lake. the black face come
dams, better known as the ta-lA team
nrcl on introduction {" the MINISTRIES
loving rcoH,e q. Wheeling, having APP
cct-rd here several NcarS ago.
4 feature added TO N" program dur
I'M the past week that will add much 20
fhr success OF the entertainment IS Mr..
Sh.rd Cox. the Swiss yudl"r and im!ta-
tor.
\ rct, treat IS IN store for MI lFta-
!lnS saturday evening At the Elks' CLUB
\ pvthian sml.c - the "nA admission
charged at the door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
U. S. TO PROSECUTE
LIQUOR VIOLATIONS

Charles J. Schurk. special assistan,
10 the Cuitcd States attorney general
yesterday afternoon stated that here.
atter the federal authorities will stcl
In and seek TO obtain convictions for
every violation OF tho Nolstcad act n
any case which originates IN tho county
court or through arrests made BY the
state police.
In this way the government hopes "a
break up this practice OF violating tho
NOlStead act and Furthermore we intend
TO stop the transporting OF liquor.
This seems al first sigh; lko q dou.
bio conviction. nc said. but when one
considers that th"y are violating the
state and federal laws II IS not double
conviction at all. Such practice will
continue In hopes OF breaking It up en-
tirely In this part of the state.
1t Will be remembered that since Mr.
SChuck's return from Martinsburg tina,
federal warrants for the re-arresi of Of
tenders gotten by the state have been
feQuent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
WHIPPING CASE
IN JURY'S HANDS

When the Jury in the cas-" OF Patrick
Calvert. charged With beating the young
son Of Prad Smith with Il switch, an
nouaced last evening that they w"r" uN-
able To agree on a verdict. Judge Alan
II. Robinson dismissed them unrIl tins
morning At $40 o'r,oCk.
Calvert. i resident ~ Film Grove. was
arrested on complain: ~ WHIPPING \
younEStrr with n whip. lie Wa tiH"d
In = squtr"' court AMI Appealed tho cn>"
Attorr"v Fred l. Marry represents tn"
defendant. Assistant Prosecuting At
t"ru"y Austin Y. wood represented tho
state.
The jury in mo cas-" was James Mil
Ter. Howard Wilcox, l.. +. Oliver. Grorcr
och. Oscar Jaeger. James W. t'urk.
Gc'rI, Manners. \. T.. cameron. George
';il!. john .EdEcll. Earl Nohlc AMI Ill
w,di Tutl".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
WHEELING AWAITS
JOHN MCCORMACK
Tributes Prom Poet, Statesman ''h
Prince OF Industry to Noted Singer
Who viii 30 at Court Tonight

"Son,crhinE moro than Ia" l'it Of "''
strain.
Sr..r, thnE .u"y" uI,: the touch O: TIE
lutte
!',r the vote. "c IN" '@.nSu". IS E'hl,
Il thu heart o; TIE minstrel i make.
Surh waa the :ica in Tn" mind al
Martin IT, GtyEn. former COVERING al
New York. when lie wr"tc IN =" "d!'"r'ii
IN his newspaper. thu Albany Times
Uuica:
II fl 10; !uUS!r clone thIt makes Me-
Cor.nI,k grrn;. though "t music he Is
tn" ;u;.:ic-. TREAT musician th,'t he -,
th.. man, the heart. -" !rG .; '@'"r' AG''
r." warmth OF sympathy h"h."" ''e
tones that make han the uH|I"Whci
Ming OF gong"
In tho same STRAIN was the tribute OF
rrari-s NJ. Schwan. head Of the great
war Sh!phuilGing Industries OF tn" rUun
try, when lie introduced Mr.. Mrt"rna~
at "A b!S pa,r."t!c rally N HE'iadcIrhIa
john MrCormark Is great artist.
one Of tho worlds greatest. Rut great
~ IS his art. his heart Is greater, and
still create: Is his part!otism.'
Thus Il poet. 4 statesman. and one OF
tho worlds master builders have cS-
pressed. each In his cwu way. the secret
II th:H great truo:'s marvellous hold
upon the people. lie pours into his
songs the sOul-wcHlth of 4 nature richly
endowed with human sympathy and he
stands for all those things which pa
tr!otic and h!gh-mimded citizens hold
sacred and dear.
Mr.. Mccormack VIII give recital at
Court Theatre tonight:
PROGRAM.
l--Rondo for tenor: Per Pleta non
r!cercate" ................. Mozart
Mr.. Mccormack.
2--(a) La G!tana (Arabo- Spanish song
Of the 18th century -. Kr"!Sler
(b) Menuctt ....... Propora -kre!Ste Ter
Mr.. McBcath.
800 Silent Noon. Vaughan Williams
th) Iadr:.ir the F.ddlec..J. +. Larchet
(c) When Night Dcsccnds. $1,000.
.............S. RaChnaninoff
(d) Love Went abiding .......
...............Fr Frank Bridge
Mr.. Mccormack.
Ave Marie. Schubert elhelmj
Mr.. McBeaih.
Irish Folk Songs:
(a) The Bard OF Armagh. ........
..,...........Arr by Hughes
% The Ballynurc Ballad. ........
..,...........Arr ly lIuGhc 3
(c) She Moved Thru the Fslr...
.............Arr. by Hughes
(d) The Lovers curse. ...........
.............A Arr by Hughes
Mr.. Mccormack
C--(a) Melody in A.............p Dawes
10 TOmOUUrln ..............Go SScc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
.ROTAR|ANS HAVE
HONORED GUESTS
Alice Brady, Judge Baker, Hon. w. r
Hubbard and Others Present
Otto Schcnk Tells o: Trip
Abroad.

Among the distinguish" '..'"Is Ill
To regular w"rk'% iun'h 'nn - Inc r''
,arv club ut IL. Mcclure l."',. :! NtcrdAE
were: Alice l:raIy. WI kr,nwn and
popular stage ;nI Srrr'u star. Fedora!
JudSu W. T.. l:gh"r. Hon. ", J.. Hub
bard. and Others
Mis-. Er,d>. vino rumrl. led 4 tw"-
day crgMgcIucut ;,t I'll" Court th"L'rc
lhSt ntght. proved one OF IN" most
charming Eu'>;a tie N"'"r';'ns ha'o
rl"r h.,d the ll":,sGv" "f entertaining
and largely 49, urr unit Il her nTeSfn""
II is presumed. record i;triHhh'e M"e
marked down yesterday. Every ho'e
who could possibly do :" WAS on manu-
/" greet Mis- l'r"dy, H." young S.t''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
ELkS INITIATE
suret Luncheon features Pail Ceremo-
mics Of Local Antlsrsd Herd

Thursday evening Wheeling Lodge NO.
IS. r. j. 9. t.. vii. initiate class OF
thirty candidates. into the mysteries
@. the antlercd herd.
Much interest Is being displayed by
the members Of the local lodge IN tho
activities OF the organization AID one
or The best years in Elkdom IS antict-
pated.
A social session viii he enjoyed In
the club rooms after til" initiation and
Il buffet Luncheon will be served. Spe-
ciai arrangements have been made TO
care for the seating % members In the
lodge room and record attendance Is
hoped for
Exalted Ruler 4. A. 4. Ise will be IN
charge OF the ceremonies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
Y. ", SWIMMING POOL
OPEN AFTER REPAIRS
Glasses Being Registered This Week
Full Schedule for Those IN
Various Qualifications.

Tie Y. W. g. a. swimming pool open
ed Monday evening. October u. after
heinz closed two weeks for repairs. hav'
ing been thoroughly given fall house
cleaning The walls and furnishings
are cleaning white with new coats OF
faint. and thc pool IL a gl.stening cmcr'
aid green
The water will ne taken care Of IN thn
usual way. heating and changing same
daily. also using filter eight Lours DUR
Ing the day.
All are rruuircd u have doctor :
certificate every six months Ivy the as
location; doctor. Or Elizabeth Kcay. 30
Fifteenth street Appointments may he
m. lie al the Y. W. c. \. office b. phone
or in person.
classes are being registered this week
and the following schedule will be car
ried out:
MONDAY.
1O:oo-lo:45 q. m, Beginners classes
(adulO A.
lO:45-ll:oO 4. m. intermediate A
(adults).
1l:eo-1::OO a. m. Advanced (adu!tE)'
1:l5-2:00 p. m, Class.
2:00-2:45 p. H.. Recreation or open
period.
100000 p. m. Recreation or open
period.
4:00-4:45 p. NJ. children beginners a.
6:0O-6:4G y. m. Reginnors (adults) 3.
6:4S-7:OO y. M. Advanced tadults) Il.
1:SO-9:3Q y. m.. Recreation or open
period.
TUESDAY.
1G:0O-i:o0 Recreation or open period.
i:OO-4:45 p. III. Intermediate chill
dren 4.
G:O0-6:45 p. m. intermediate. (adults)
G:I5-T:oo y. m. Beginners. (adults> g.
7:30-9:n0 p. m. Recreation or open
period.
WEDNESDAY.
":0N-t:00 p. m. Open period or recTea-
tlon.
4:0N-i:45 p. m. ChIIdrcn's begin
ncrs A.
e:ON-s:45 .. m. beginners tadults) b.
6:i5-T:00 y. m. Advanced laduIts) Is
7:30-9:O0 y. M, Recreation or omen
periods,
lo:45-4:O0 p. m. Recreation or "Ten
period
i:UV-t:fo y. H. Nh'i"ic" ''N'' NV
date A.
6:OO-645 p. m. Intermediate tadulp.
6:45-7:o0 D. H., Beginners tadu1ts) 6.
1:30-9:00 p. IN. Fccrcation.
FRIDAY.
1G:o0-lO:45 a. m, Beginners 'aduit~lA.
lO45-ll:3O a. H., intermediate
(adults) A.
-2:Oo-4:0O p. m. Recreation or
open period.
4:0O-t:i5 r M. Advanced (aduis).
5:00-S:00 IN. Recreation or open
periods.
SATURDAY.
ln:00-l2:oO a. M. ChI!drens recreation
and classes
2:G0-I:00 u. m, Recreation (adultsl.
Lessons 10 he given IN diving and life
saving. Games will be taught. Water
polo. tennis. etc.
Ratee-MornInE and afternoon classes
eight lessons. $500. Evening classes
eight lessons, $3.50. Ch!ldren's classes.
eight lessons. $3.50. Private lessons
800 per half hour Recreation for
open periods. 25c.
Towels and suits furnished free. and
also use OF hair dryer.
Howard Ideal caps for sale at the as
ISOLATION building.
All those Interested are advised to
cut ont this schedule and keep 1t for
reference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
TT MAILER OF c1r1ENs-PEoPLES
TRUST CO., TELLS OF PLEASANT
TDE IN FAR WEST.
Attendance Much Larger Than Anttct-
pAeed-Banksr Expect Gradual
Return OF Prosperity.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
MORAY Identified
IN SHOOTING CASE
North Market Street Man Accused OF
Holdup In Which MoGilton Was
Wounded

Lynn McCray, aged 81 years. OF Mar
kct street. near Eighth street, Is be-
INK held by local police charged with the
att, .ui,t"d holdup and shooting OF Will
lau MCGilton. of No. 1902 Eofr street.
las; Sunday night near the lenaSyl-
van!a railroad depot.
Mr'tlton has identified McCray a.
the man who he'd him up and shot
him. McGIlton Is In the Ohio Valley
General hospital In serious condition
from the wound.
MrCray is being held without bond
to awa!: tho outcome OF McG!lton's in
yur!es.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
MILITARY SERVICE
FOR PRIVATE BAUER

Funeral services were held at tho
home O: h.s parents. Mr.. and Mrs Louis
BAUER. M. Gl7 GrardvIew stree, ycNtcr-
day morning at sac o'clock FOR the late
Trivate Joseph Bauer. who was Killed
IN Tho word war. RrQuicm high mass
followed Mt s.. A!lhonsus' Catholic
churvh A. > o'clock and tnt"rMent WAS
made in NJ. calvary cemetery,
The American Legion had charge "f
tho "unv"a,. and pal,.h"Arcrs ami the
,irinE squad was made a. Of legion
members. Private Bnucr'S funeral was
the laird military funeral N Wheeling
"a the PAST two days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19
AWARDED SSO2.37

Judgment for sSoc.%7 was awarded
Yesterday afternoon by Judge r. NJ.
Addlemun In circuit court in the suit
stylod Tom =. I'ou.k trustee In bank
ruptcy Of Robert Davis, ct n. doing bust
ness as the RaNc-lt!ic bakery company
~. Gertrude E"rshofT.
Suit was brought for $4,000 by the
plaintiff.