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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-21
Woman,s Club.

The regular meeting pf the Woman's
Club OF ShepherdstDwn District will Re
held in the college auditorium Friday,
April I'D, at $50 D. m. The following
programme will be rendered.
Vocal Solo-Miss Fl0rence Muzzey.
Piano Solo-Miss Elizabeth Sperow.
Talk on PlaYgrounds-Mrs. Paul
Morrow.
Current Eyents-Mrs. Fl. NJ Banks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-21

Two alumni of Shepherd College
have recently been honored by cleo
tion to Phi Beta Kappa, the scholar
ship fraternity. Arthur Ruark won
the key at Johns Hopkins in mathe-
matics and physics and Agnes Cady
Chitwood at West Virginia University.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-21

NJ Franceska Kaspar Lawson, tho
M ~ the Shepherd College aud
sop soFia,,Y' tonight at eight o'clock. Ad-
NG.."r'r N..'or tickets on sale by the Camp
Fir. Girls.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-21
Exciting Runaway.

NJ thursday afternoon while
WI, lnIlne Randall and Leota
S1,... y we're driving home from
ha- roijing bach strap of the
to r., uroEe and allowed the buggy
grr dgainst the horse as il was
be-. ,Hn little hill. The horse
inr t',n ,'.hfened and ran awav. dash,
Rant, " inc lane leading to Miss
SCI i'm ,t nome. The buggy was up-
ar t,,.e yard in front of the house
on M. E,rls were thrown violently
brrf s Randall escaped with a few
er0rrl s Dm Miss Whiting fell to the
pai7srr, 'Vc foremost and was very
ST.. r.. acerated and scratched
school n,e been unable to attend
Of the , NV, hopes to get out the flrs,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-21
SOME FLORIDA TOWNS.

In previous articles the Register has
told of the editors impressions of the
trult-growing and trucking sections
of Florida that he visited with the mem
berS of the National Editorial ASso-
citation in March, and of the wonderful
development of the resources of this
new empire in the South and the i'm
provements that follow in the train o1
this development. This week We shall
write Of some of the delightful towns
that We enjoyed on the trip.
Głos polek., 1921-01-06

k6w zacza1 sic wyzwalac, ME
pomny nauki Chrystusa, zdazaf
chciwie ku zawladnieciu swia-
tenn materyi, grzeznal w ba-
gnisku ludzkich pozadliwosci.
Walka ME ustawala lecz w mia
re jak idea ChrzeScsiahska Sic
ga ku wyzszym szczytom udo-
skonaleniu, ludzkosc wstepuje
ma lepsze tory, zasada chrze-
scianskiej prawdy zwycieza, a
cywilizacya coraz to szersze "a
kreSla koIa.
Patrzac ma bIedne zasady in
nych wierzen, uderza mas idea
wyodrebnienia i wykluczenia Z
jednej strony, a zmyslowe zgu-
bne prady, z drugiej, ktore So
przyczyna nieustannej walki i
przewagi brutalnej silly. Niema
tn litoSci dla istot slabszych fl
zycznie, AMI poczucia sprawie-
dllwosci, a w ten sposob "a
miast isc naprz6d, nabytek vie
k6w ginie W otchlani przewro-
tnosci, zadzy uzywanIa. SWAT
potrzebuie odrodzenia, ably
strzasnaG re siebie co niskie i
podle i ably pierwiastek dobra
zlozony w duszy ludzkiej ME 20
stal stlumiony, ME zaginal
wsr6d walk zgubnych zywio-
low.
w tym 1921 roku stanmy sic
Głos polek., 1921-01-06
sS2~

wiernymi szermierzami Chry-
stusowej prawdy, budujac rza-
dy oparte ma milosci blizniego,
i gloszac prawa dla wszystkich
rowne sprawiedliwe. Sproch-
Male irony ME powroca do da-
wnej swej SwietnoSci, ale bacz-
my, ably hydra moznowladztwa
ME rozpostarla swego dzikiego
panowania z posrod dawniej IL
posledzonych warstw, ktore W
szalonej zemscie usiluja przes-
scignac w okruciehstwie zatwar
dzialosc niemilosiernych daw-
nych tyranow.
Trzej Kr6lowie re wschodu
przedstawiaja element ducho-
wei silly umys}owej wyzszoSci,
kt6ra jest zawsze gotowa IL
giaG sic pred majestatem wyz-
szej cd siebie potegi duchowej.
Kto pragnie dzierzyc berlo, mu
81 bye w istocie tym dostoj-
nym wybrancem, kt6ry jak
niegdyS trzej monarchowie,
ME przestaje czerpac natchnie-
MIA W zdroju odwiecznej pra-
wdy, jak oni poSr6d ubogich
pastuszk6w, stac bedzie wier-
ME poSrod swego ludu, niosac
ma swych barkach odpowiedzial
nose rzad6w w duchu pokory
i nierozerwalnej ludem laczno
sci.
Głos polek., 1921-01-06
No. L.

Przy nadchodzacej uroczy-
stosci Trzech Kr6li, zwracamy
mysl nasza ma chwile ku tym
odleglym czasom starozytnym,
W kt6rych majestat krolewski,
obleczony purpura / innemi 60
dlami ziemskiej chwaIy, jas
nial blaskiem wielkosci uro-
klein niepospolitego splendoru.
TAX wiec naokolo ziobka Chry-
stusowego re szczeg6Iniejszem
uznaniem Piesmo sswiete pred
stawia nam trzech medrc6w,
ktorzy w okazaIoSci 6wczesnej
cry przybyli oddac pokion No
wo Narodzonemu.
Prowadzila ich gwiazda, ten
symbol swiatla / prawdy, przy-
swiecajacy w ciemnoSciach gIu
chez nocy, a kierowa1 mimi ma
gnetyczny prad duchowy 6w
skarbiec ukrytych przymiot6w
ludzkiego umysIu.
Otoczeni tIumem prostacz-
k6w znalezli sic oni u wsp6lne-
go zrodla wszelkiego dobra, kt6
re miaio splynac ma SWAT ubo
zuchnej stajenki Betleemskiei,
duch i materya sprzegly sic w
tym wypadku w silny wezel ME
rozwiazanych dotad zagadnien
zyciowych, jako mnifestacye
widoczne ukrytych poteg. No
wa ere Chrzesciahska rozpoczy
Głos polek., 1921-01-06

ce postacie, jake wynik ducho-
wych sklonnoSci ,powtarzajac
sic pewnemi odmianami w cy
klu r6znorodnych wypadk6w.
Poczatkowo czlowiek w sta
ME dzikim szuka1 schronienia
ma wynioslych drzewach, pnac
sic ma ME "a pomoca rak / n6g,
p6zniej zaczaI myslec, w jakiby
najdogodniejszy spos6b znalaz}
bezpieczenstwo bez nadmierne-
go fizycznego wysifku. w ten
spos6b urabialy sic pojecia my
sli i pierwotna logika rozumo-
wanna.
Wraz Z niemi powstawaly ia
DE, ambicye, poczucie silly i
wyzszoSci moralnej fizycznej.
w czasie goracych upal6w lata
chodzil nago, podczas zimna
przyodziewal sic sk6ra wilgna
Swiezo zabitych zwierzat.
Nova iego wzajemne poro-
zumiewanie skladala sic 2 ury-
wanych wyraz6w, pisku i wy
krzyknik6w, kt6re W jego ko-
m6rkach m6zgowych przybiera
jac coraz to move ksztalty, prze
Głos polek., 1921-01-06
TRZEJ KROLOWIE

ma Dizecie Jezus, gdy dor6slszy
do wieku dojrzalego, w daleko
'brzmiacych sIowach, wyglosiI
niezrozumiale wowczas twier-
dzenie, ,odslaniaiace Boskie Jego
pos1annictwo mowiac: "Kr6le-
stwo mole ME jest z tego swia
ta", zaznaczyl w ten spos6b pa
nowanie ducha W ludzkiem sro-
dowisku silly uzdrawiajace
ludzka niemoc i moralny upa-
dek.
Po dokonanem dziele odkupie
MIA, swiatlo prawoy zaczelo sic
przeciska6 wsr6d uciemiezo-
nych ludlow, a potoki krwi "a
znaczyly slady duchowego po-
stepu, tax -duch sic wyzwalaI
podczas gdy idea autokratyczna
okrywala sic coraz to gestsza
mgla zwatpienia / niedowierza-
mia W prawa, kt6re sobie ro$cifa
Rozrost zasady chrzesciah-
skiej jest wynikiem tel wielkiej
idei milosci blizniego, gfoszonej
przez bosiego jej Mistrza i roz-
wijala sic pod dobroczynnym
wp}ywem wzajemnych zobowia
zan. Runeiy irony moznowIadz-
cow, ale niestety ma ich CRU
zach dixie hordy najezdnik6w
sialy Smiere i zaglade.
Posrod tego odmetu, duch,k ,kt6
ry zaledwie re swych powija-
Głos polek., 1921-01-06

obrazaly sic zwolna, ma ten mai
cudowniejszy dar ludzkiego IL
zdolnienia, pelnego silly uczu-
cia, wyrazistej mowy, owej ze-
wnetrznej formy wewnetrznei
jego tw6rczoSci.
Zwolna, bardzo wolno, obok
dobrych przejaw6w wystepuja
zdrozne prady napeiniajace
SWAT przerazeniem z czeluSci
piekielnych, 2 ohyda groznego
okruciehstwa, Attyla dow6dca
starozytnych Hun6w, zalewa ma
czele dzikich hord, plynacych Y
p6lnocnego wschodu, obszary
starej Europy, gioszac powsze-
china zagiade.
Gdzie moi koh stapa tam ira
wa nigdy ME poroSnie, m6wi
6w barbarzyhca, mann zIoto dIa
przyjaci6l, a zelazo dla wrog6w
dodaje 2 przechwalka", iak
grom spada 2 wichura ma lany
spokojnych pol, jak piarun
zwycieza mocarz6w, ME oszcze-
dzajac nawet wszechwladnej
6wczesnych czas6w Glowy Ko-
Głos polek., 1921-01-06
CZEGO MOzEMY SIZE SPO.
DZIEWAC w 1921 ROKU.

w rozpaczliwych obecnych
stosunkach widoki ma przysz-
lose So jednak pelne dobrych ma
dziei pewnosci polepszenia o.
g6lnych warunk6w.
BIogie tie oczekiwania budu-
jenny ma wypadkach bardzo od
siebie odleglych, poczawszy Cd
pierwotnego czIowieka, miesz-
kanca ciemnych jaskih, az do
fortunnego bogacza nowoczes-
nej cry ,otoczonego luksusem wy
twornej architektury, obszara-
mi zanasladowanej natury, od-
dychajacego atmosfera piekna,
/ wonnoScia sztucznej flory.
Krok "a krokiem pial sic czlo
wick ku tym wyzynom, a tw6r-
czy jego umysl zaglebial sic W
coraz to nowe zdobycze nauki,
sztuki wynalazs6w.
w tym jego r6wnomiernym
niepowstrzymanym pochodzie,
ukazywaly sic ma horyzoncie
ludzkich dzialalnoSci dominuje-
Głos polek., 1921-01-06

Scio4a i w upojeniu zwyciestwa
kaze posfancowi swemu goto-
wac przybytek spoczynku dla
siebie W podbitej ziemi.
jake zycie TAXA smierG: w
szale orgii i libacyi ginie z reki
mlodej tylko co poSlublonej 10
ny.
Attyla wytw6r $redniowiecz-
nei epoki ME moze sic jednak
r6wnaG do poprzednika swego
Aleksandra Wielkiego, kr6la
macedohskiego, kt6ry zyl 800
lat pred Attyla; zwycieskiemu
geniuszowi Aleksandra Wielkie
go mic oprze6 sic ME zdolalo;
tyle ziem zawojowal lie zdolal
przebyc orlim swym okiem do
siegnac uwazal sic "a b6zka
we wlasnem mniemaniu "a ia
kiesgo czcily go ludy wIasne i
podbite.
Byl wspanialomy$lnym, po-
pieral nauki obdarzai szcze-
g6lniejszymi wzgledami, wiel-
kiego swej epoki filozofa, do
Głos polek., 1921-01-06

(Ciag dalszy ma str. 2e-D,
Głos polek., 1921-01-06

Fubiished and dstrfbutsd under ps-mt No. ts7 ,atl
illinois. By order q the PreIidsat. 4 q. Euris.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
GOOD HEIFERS
SELL AT SO
Hog Prices Generally Steady
Calves Steady to Soc Down.
RANCE OLE HOG PRICES.

There was a lower tendency on hog
prices during the first few minutes of
trade on the local live stock exchange
today, but after that prices held about
firm regardless of large receipts.
A good demand was shown for swine
both by the local packers and shippers
with eastern house orders. Receipts for
the day approximated 1900.
few light hogs sold at SSl0 early,
with the understanding that the COM
mission men making the sales were to
be protected if no other hogs could be
bought at that price.
The bulk of the light hogs brought
SS2j. the price maintained on the mar
sales for the day ranged at SSQS.2J.
Prices on other grades of hogs were
the same as those of the market of the
Trade was generally sluggish in the
cattle alleys and prices were generally
no more than steady. However, there
were a few fancy cattle that brought
higher prices.
Twelve extra fancy heifers brought 50,
which was really an outside sale, while
a few good steers sold at $50.
Receipts Of cattle for the day approx
mated GOO.
Veal prices were steady to 80 cents low.
er, with a top of $1,000, the. same as that
maintained on the market of the previous
day, but with fewer sales at that price.
There were close to 500 calves ON the
market.
With 400 sheep and lambs on the mar
ket, sheep prices were steady and prices
on lambs steady to 30 cents higher, due
to the quality Of the stuff on the market
A few good lambs sold at S1l, while
the bulk Of that grade sold at SlO1O.
Ewes generally brought S2.5OG3.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
ELKS WILL MARK
FLAGS BIRTHDAY
Special Exercises Sunday at
English's Theater.

Indianapolis lodge, No. 10, Benevolent
and Protective Order of EIks, will OBJ
serve the birth of the Stars and Stripes,
in annual exercises to be held Sunday
afternoon at 3 80 o'clock in English s
Theater, it was announced today by
George H. June, in charge of arrange
ments for the meeting.
The observance of the flags birthday
is observed annually by every Elk's lodge
in the country. Ritualistic work of the
lodge. which is based on principles of
Americanism, and which is cOmmemora-
tive of the occasion, will be interpreted
by the lodge degree team.
All patriotic organizations in the
county are extended an invitation by the
lodge to attend and seats have been set
aside for the members of the Grand
Army of the Republic, American War
Mothers and other organizations. Pa
triotic music, addresses and other forms
Of entertainment are included on the
program.
The idea Of observance of the birthday
Of the United States flag was originated
by the Elk's Lodge, and it has become
an annual custom for the organization, in
every city, to observe the occasion.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
On Commission RoEO
ToDAY,s PRICES,

.Apples-Fancy, all grades, per Dbl,
S4.50@6.
Asparagus-Fancy home grown. per
doz., soc: large punches, per bch.. SOC.
Bananas-Extra fancy high Craze fruit
SOC to Coo per bunch, per h., S12c.
Beans-Micbigan navy, in bags per lb-
Az @5c; Colorado PintOs, in bags, per lb,
7@715c; California limas, in bags, per
lb., ~ @Sc; red kidneys, In bags, per h..
12@13c; California pink chilli, in bags,
per h., 7QSc.
Beans-Fancy green, per hamper, $3.50.
Beets-Fancy new, per doz. bchs., Zoe
Cabbage-Fancy new, per crate, $325 /;
less than crate, per Id, &c.
Carrots--Fancy, nome grown, per hpr.,
SS.50G9.50.
Grapefruit fancy Floridas, all
brands, per box, $566.25.
Kale-Fancy, homegrown, $3.50.
LemOns-Extra fancy CALIFORNIA;, zoos
to 360s, $S.50@950.
Lettuce-Fancy dollhouse leaf. per Ih.,
12c; fancy dollhouse leaf, in barrel lots,
per h., 100; fancy California - Aburgs,
per crate. $3.50.
New Potatoes-Fancy Eastern Cobblers,
per Dbl. Sc.
Onions-Fancy Texas yellow, per crate,
81
oranges-California all grades, per
box. S475Q6O0.
Peas-Fancy homegrown Blu, $25O@3.
Piepiant-Outdoor, per COZ, 35c.
eapples-Fancy Cuban, per box,
$45OQ6
Radishes--Long red, per doz., zoe; but
ton. home grown, per doZ., Zoe
Spinaeh-Fancy, per Dbl, $2.75.
Strawberries - Fancy Tennessee, FER
24-qt crates, S6@7.
Sweet Potatoes-Fancy Eastern Jersey,
per hamper. $3.50.
TomatOes-Fancy ripe. 6-basket crate,
per crate. $3.50.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
June =
CBy Thomson & McKinnon.)


That we have not reached a basis OF
stability is again evidenced by the re-
newal or rather the continuation of price
cutting the motor industry coming into
prominence again in this respect. The
Ford Motor Company, which was the first
70 announce a cut, announced another.
Now she question Will naturally arise
will other companies follow this policy 2
This, however, is but a single element in
the market. There are other factors of
equal Importance, and each exercising 4
depressing influence.
It Is only necessary to take note Of
the statement of the chairman of Bethle-
hem Steel Corporation, in which he points
out that the steel industry in this country
is suffering the worst depression in forty
always been an OptimiSt, cannot but make
a great impression on the minds Of the
public.
We have an unfortunate state of affairs /;
we want export business, and those to
whom we would sell are in no position
TO pay. We want domestic business, aud
those who are in need will not buy be-
cause the price is not satisfactory. Thus
we have 4 nOminally high level of wages,
hut actually an army of unemployed nov
reaching a total of probably four million.
The entire producing, distributing, and
consuming machine is out of order, and
liquidating securities, causing deprecia-
ton in values, which in turn impairs the
equities Of others and brings the market
TO 3 point where further liquidation OF
an involuntary character might follow.
Under such circumstances it is difficult
TO maintain an optimistic view or to ex-
press an encouraging opinion.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
Deaths

Ella G. Thurston, 81, 223S Ashland,
acute dHation Of heart
Ida Mae Robinson, 50. city hospital,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Mary Wilson, 20, 1919 Oakland, lobar
pneumonia.
Amy Sims. so. Central Indiana Hos
pital, acute myoCarditis.
Daniel II. Sharp. 81, OPT Hancock
chronic myocarditis.
sAlonzo w. Taylor, 10, 1909 Park, angina
pectoris.
Amanda A. Henry, a, 4JG Agnes,
cirrhOsis of liver
Roger c. Kline, %, city hospital, frac-
tured skull, accidental
Amanda A. Robinson. CO, 925 North
Sheffield, acute nephritis.
George W. Fellows, 81, 1011 Lexington,
chronic interstitial nephritis.
John Il. Vandeyer, 81, st. Vincent Hos
pital, fractured skull, accidental.
Eliza Linton, o., 4j9 West Seventh
tenth. vpOplexy.
Mary Porter, Sc, 1926 West Twenty
Sixth. cirrhOsis Of liver
Charles Frederick Roepke, Co. GO Sand
erS pulmonary tuberculosis.
William c. Schwomeyer, GO. 1440 South
Illinois, chronic mitral stenosis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

CORN AND WHEAT BULLETIN.
For the twenty four hours ending at
Z a. m, Doth meridian time, Tuesday,
June 7. 1921:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
THOMPSON rs
LOSER AT POLLS
Sweeping Victory Won by OPP
ponents in Judicial
- ia.
Election. s..ssIIeS

CHICAGO, June forces opposed to
Mayor William Hale Thompson's organ
ization won a sweeping victory in yester-
days judicial election in Chicago and
Cook County, practically complete re-
turns today made certain. Every candi-
date on the so-called coalition" ticket,
composed Of boz h Republicans and Demo-
Gratis, which opposed Mayor Thompson's
ticket of straight" Republicans, was
elected.
Twenty judges of the Circuit Court and
one judge of the Superior Court were
chosen. The coalition ticket carried
eleven Democrats and ten Republicans to
seats on the bench. Returns show that
the lowest candidate on the coalition
ticket received approximately $4,000 more
votes than the highest candidate on the
Thompson slate.
A proposal to issue bonds amounting tn
50 100000 for the construction Of a new
county Jail was defeated. A proposal
authorizing the board of education to
furnish free textbooks to pupils of the
public schools was approved by plural
ity Of about five thousand votes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
Births

Arthur and Gertrude Jones, So Hen
bricks Place, girl.
Harry and Chancey McKinstray, 1886
English, boy and girl, twins.
Dudley and Helen Porter, 2il4 College,
girl
Leroy and Adelia Gibson, 800 w. New
York, boy.
Nash and Eddie Little, 1907 Wilcox,
boy.
Raymond and Hattie Giles, 113O S.
Pennsylvania girl.
Joe and Liddie Powell. 2244 Daisy, girl
Edward and Anna Rennette, $40 n.
Dearborn, boy.
Pete and Persifony Petrakis, $40 n
Noble, girl.
David and Fannie Williams, 2O1O West
Eleventh, boy
George and Lenora Miller, 4OS Eastern,
girl.
james and Mabel Reese. 81 N. Colorado.
boy
William and Louisa Garrabrant, 90
Harris, girl.
Joseph and Ethel Bauer. 1898 Bridge,
boy.
Earl and Flora Deeter. 1915 Naomi. boy.
Lancelot and May Meyers, 1925 Alton,
boy.
Herman and Cora Clarkson, 1887 Brook
VILE Road, girl.
Walter and Ola Howe, 9O5 Garfield,
boy.
Albert and Inez Barlow, 1914 N. Capt.
toll girl.
Cornelius and Gladys Donahue, Dea-
coness Hospital, girl
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
COUNCIL HOLDS
KEY TO FOURTH
Legion Suspends Efforts
Awaiting Appropriation
Word.

Whether Indianapolis will have gen.
eral civic Fourth Of July celebration in
charge of the American Legion, will de-
pend upon the action of the city council
in the matter of appropriating the neces-
sary funds. At the meeting of the execu-
tive committee in charge of the celebra-
ton, at the Chamber of Commerce at
noon today, it was decided to proceed no
further with the plans which have been
maturing for over two months, until 1t
was determined whether or not the coun-
ell would make the $500 appropriation
necessary. The ordinance appropriating
the money was introduced last night but
went over until a special meeting later
in The week.
''In the meantime our activities are
necessarily suspended" said Dan /. Gloss
brenner, chairman of finance, today, and
suspended at a time when time is of the
very essence of success. Our plans for
the entire celebration, including track
and field events, and national ch mpion-
ship Marathon race, parade, afternoon
dance and an elaborate display of fire
works at night, were completed. 1t is
necessary to have funds for the program,
however, and if the money is not coming
from the city council, the whole pro-
gram will have to be abandoned.
at was our understanding that this
was to be a general civic celebration, for
all of the citizens of indianapolis TO
enjoy a celebration that takes the place
of the individual celebrations of the old
frecracker days, combining a safe and
sane Fourth with a program replete with
patriotism. The American Legion volun-
teered to make all of the plans, consider
all details, do all the work, and to have,
in general, the responsibility, but it was
to be put on for and in behalf Of the
city and citizens.
at must be paid for somehow. We
do not think it to be dignified to ask
Indianapolis business men to finance the
celebration"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
j. n. Shelton, Negro
Business Man, Dies

James n. Shelton, 40, 516 North Cali
fornia street, colOred, business man of
indianapolis, died at his home today aft
er a brief illness. For twenty-five years
he was a funeral director and his office
is located at 433 Indiana avenue.
Shelton for years took an active in
terest in Republican politics. While not
in good health for some time, still he
was not seriously i'll until Sunday He
is survived by his mother, Mrs. Sally
Shelton, his wife, Mrs. Mamie Shelton,
one daughter, Mrs. Marion Scott and
brother, r. B. Shelton, deputy city
clerk, all of Indianapolis, and a sister,
Mrs. Lucy Gibbs of Chicago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
Other livestock

CHICAGO, June 7.-Hogs-Receipts,
y OO0 market, active TO poe up: bulk,
S79UGS20; butchers, $4.00dS.fj; packers,
$I35d3S5; lights, $Sl0MS2J; pigs, $40
MS.25; roughs, $7.15G7.35. Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market, slower, steady ;
beeves, SS.2jd9.2J: butchers, S4.75d $50 ;
Gamers and cutters. S2.2J6l4.2J; stockers
end feeders, S4.50d7.40; cows, S3,256l 80:
calves. SSd10. Sheep-Receipts, 1900;
market, steady; lambs, $S.75M12 80; ewes,
$350@5
CINCINNATI, June -Hogs-Receipts,
$500: market, - cents lower; heavy hogs,
$77jMS; mixed and mediums. IS lights
and pigs. $3.50; roughs. S62j and down;
stays, $425. Cattle-Receipts, 400; mar
ket, steady; bulls weak; calves, SO.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 5000: mar
ket steady; ewes, 3jOl4; lambs, $3.50; ;
seconds, $11; ships, seas.
CLEVELAND. June 7--Hogs-Receipts,
1000; market. 100 up; workers., $50;
mixed. S.75; mediums, $50; pigs. $50;
roughs, SG.2J; stays, $425. Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $50 cars; market, steady. Sheep
and lambs-Receipts, 300; market, steady;
top, $14. Calves-Receipts, 200; market,
active, top, So.
ceipts, light; market steady: choice, $50
az; good $1,000; fair, $S4S.J9; veal
calves, $10JOQ1l Sheep and lambs-Re
ceipts, light; market steady; prime weth
erS, S9u1.JO; SoOu, SfOOW0j mixed, Ialrs
S3.J0@42J; spring lambs, $1,000 1850.
Hogs-Receipts, 10 double decks; mar
ket lower; prime heavies, $SGS.25; me-
diums, SS.75@S.Sj; heavy workers. $500
SIS; light workers, SS15MSS5; pigs,
$s.90d9; rOughs. S6@6.50; stays, $4@4.50.
EAST ST. LOUIS, June 7.-Cattle-
Receipts, $500; market, best lights
steady, others lower; native beef steers,
S775MS15: yearling beef steers and heif-
ers, $Sd950; cows, S4.25M7; stockers an
feeders, S5@6.25: calves, SSM9.J0; Gamers
and cutters, S225@375. Hogs Receipts,
&c, 600; market 5M10c lower; mixed and
butchers, S7.S5MS; good beavies. $7.G5M
100; rough heavies, S7.75d650; lights.
SS@S.15; pigs, $S@S.15; bulk of sales.
81. 90MS.05. Sheep - Receipts. 1880;
SS.75d9.75; Gamers and cutters, $15003.