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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE ron sAIH

Acrr TRACT Uich sirdeu SPOT in Port.
lgud Addition. $3.50 Gosh. balance ~
% milo NEARER town than where single
IutH aro selling FOR $3.50 ana W. Phone
us5ro 900. Cedar iift.
,LOsE.lN acreage. south side. very cheap.
good t'rus. iodar -
go 'Asn-fln pee moutH, puts you In
possession uf dandy quarter-acre
tract rich fertile soil. clos" IN. call Usage
"a ACNE ~ good soil ui,o location on
the north side, $40 cash. so per month.
can '"iaf 351
HOUSES FOR SALE. 81
ron sALE--8e.750. rwo.room cottage.
fun slz" Tot. close to Fifteenth on Quak-
orr cash $500 Phone Osage 2652.
SOUTH SIpE-sK rooms ana breakfast
room, oak floors, servant quarters and
tato car or lot or both Tor equity. $500
due ON place this month. Call Mr Iar.
rls. osaee 5osS.
FOR sALE-rhrec lots with desirable
apartment building on center lot on
Spring street Eurcks Springs, Ark; three
apartments. tseparato entrHncesl OF three
rooms each, interior newly painted and
papcred electric lights Ia each room; city
water ana sink In each apartment, street
cnr passes door. NJ. T.. church across
strcot; Presbyterian ono and baptist three
hlocka; Harding aud Crescent Springs
within ono block. i. O. three blocks. For
qulck sale. $4,000. J. l.. Pickering, Spring
iirld. lllhWN
FOH SALE-Hy owner. fiyc-rootn modern
bungalow, breakfast sleeping porch,
built-in features hasomont. ivory finish
oak floors throughout, sewer paid, on
pavement good torms. Usage s16A-R.
$3.50 DOWN and S15 month buys a dandy
two-room plUstcrod house. Price 1900.
Grnce Investment Go. cedar 2,bs.
$500 CASH balance Ike rent. Price
sl25o, buys nice four-room bungalow.
| 1891 T.. Tenth. Usage l4a'.
| HARGAIS. tye-rootn house IN Kendall,
only $4,000. part terms Cedar l7d5.
FOR SALE or trade. some good rental
property In wichita Falls, Texas for
some good stuff IN Tulsa. ,onsiSta OF
| Groom house, modern big lot; rents for
|fl76 month. Also suburban grocery, Nv
| Ing quarters IN rear, rents Tor SIS month.
| Ready lease Tor two and three years. APP
| ply box ao2. Rcd Fork. okla.
FOR SALE--Fcur- room house. part mod
! crh, lot b0NlAO. on pavement, on r..
| Main, pawhuska. Address Thos. Osborn.
| pawhuska Okla, 220 r.. Eighth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

DANDY cast front bungalow south side.
large living room; breakfast room. oak
floors. base tub, large basement garage
porte cochere over driveway. good terms,
only flo.b00. Usage 1851. w. !. Henry
SOUTH SIDE-New bungalow. east front,
living room across front. large bed
rooms and closets; elegant mantel; break.
fast room; basement, garage. high choice
location, a bargain at sll,50O, reduced
price. Osage 1851. w. j Henry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

snow ROOM 'or rent. sl7 $. Boulder,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
mOiS SEs FOR SALE


DON'T DNTRLODk THs-Attractivr new
thrco-room cottage FUN east front tot.
nice location one block oi good school and
three blocks ot cur line. only $2750,
tith $3.50 cash balance 90 suit. can
Usage 95se. ownor.
DENVER, Beautiful six room bunga.
low. M idoai location on south pcnyer.
steam heat. SarsEe and servant quarters,
D. Roszell Usage 271i-e7ie.
MOVE RIGHT iNA dandy now four.
room bunsal9w.. tull lot, Gonyye99lent to
suit Cail cedar M. owner
WE NAVE a number of buyers Tor homes.
priced from $500 80 $1,000, with low
cash payments Can sell yours at once "
SOU can accept from $500 TO $ 900 as first
payment. List them with vs. At once.
Exchange Trust CO., real estate dept. II
u. rhrd. osaae 97oo. .-.-----------.--..-
/ FIVE ROOMS, modern, adjoining mn
crest, fine we'll. garage. chicken house,
garden. $3.50, with $500 down, balauce
easy. Cedar 7l5.
| FOR SALE--On sand springs car ane.
three room plastered house, double lot
large chicken house. See a. II. Nesbitt
/ Glenn station.
| BEAUTIFUL two-story home in high. cool
location, consisting Of nine large rooms
oak floors and best Of decorations. large
basement combination furnace and double
garage. owner leaving city and has re-
duCed price to $4,000. part cash. easy
l terms on balance. +. u. Noszell Usage
| FOR SALE--By owner. SiN-room duplex.
bath ana Clnsets; we'll OF soft water,
/ within ton-mluute walk OF Fourth and
Main. House rents for $50 per month.
| one side ia now vacant. owner IL loav-
| ing town and VII take 900 for his
sIl0O equity. eau Usage 60.
/ AN ATTRACTIVE suburban homo OF five
/ rooms and garage. fine well OF water
! plenty OF young fruit trees. All fenced
cut Of the very best material and ono
acre Of ground. Price 5000 with good
torms. CAL Usage 95se, Gordon Grady.
1.-TWO ROOM box house and quarter-acre
Of fine level land. with y0yInE fruit troos
and nice garden; south front. Price 5000 (:
/ $50 cash. $50 per month. call Usage
/ 1855.
FOR SALE
BY owner, 81 500 cash balance monthly,
buys brand new bungalow with six
/ large rooms and breakfast room. oak
| floors all through; every built-in feature; (;
large plHstered basement, roughed in for
| furnace; east front, on pavement; close
/ in, on south side. Price }l0.500. Call
u a..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

FOR SALE-By owner. 4 real bargain.
Six rooms, sun parlur and brcakfas,
room, very best location; corner lot. fac.
ing east and south. garage and serysg,
quarters. Call Cedar 1920.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

WANrGD-Hesr or purt ot store OF ga
rage, to b, used as sign shop, osago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
IIOI SIS ION niNT

ruOENIN. o.. ia9 Nr,s uodcrp dupl,a.
sis rooms. convenient To- W,ai Tulsa.
.isars $50.
fuH HENr. Flv".rooru. u1dcru buu-o
[. Win garage, close 900. ou Duuth side.
la't 3. Denver.
Nt'E Thrco. room house for ront. water.
Eas 'Irciucty ana sewerage. large gnr.
hou spot bfaFH 2Obl n.
ron HENr $40 y. Ninth, modern sis.
room house $50
FuH KESr fi,r room, mouse ou cast
nido. Tor Information call Usage oli2.
tiNE. ROOM house f,r rent 6eo south
Elaiu. can OFage esN OF ossgo it'a.
TlttltTEES. Room uufutuIausd house and
rooms uufurnlahot. 1905 o. Tulrd
ron HHNT-Five. modern houHc.
onk floors enamel woodwork. nicely
decorated, good fixtures and shades. LarEc
basement aud onc-tar garage. Located on
south Carolina avenue IN Maple IHrk ad-
Wtiuu. street not paved. but contract lei,
Rout 800 per month. Can /. a. Uayor,
phone uHage Gdt0.
EOR HENr--Fi Fivc-roum modern house.
lk blocks from htgh school. cedar lti.
| FOR RENT Flvc-room house. well ana
EardN spot two blocks Oft pavement.
! con cedar 2l20
Will LEASE to responslble party, two
story lU-room modern home. sleeping
potrhca garage ana servants quarters
corner Fifteenth and Quncy. Usage S5l
or usage bti
| Fi,o rooms anu garage. modorn, close
To, fluV per month"; must tufulFu hA'lH-
/ factory references. usage i6,2 or Usage
| 1900.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
! SMALL furnish,d house IA rear with pryi-
! loEc uf garage. call Usage IOtl.
! FURNISHED bungalow for rent, refer
| rncrs required. S20 s. Cheyenne.
| ron RENT Furnished halt of HiN-routu
| duplex, ground floor, newly decorated,
| clos" m. go ~ Houldcr.
| WILL RENT furnished i've nice rooms
| of new uno-rOom house to desirable
| tenant, GaraEs. 500 per month. T.. y.
! Htloy, 3l2 Robinson. 'rdar l0ti.
| FOR WENT- -turniHhed fiye-roum modern
hnuAn. nlcoIy furnlshod and dec0rated !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

kENDALl.-s siOO cash. balance $50. vii
buy q nicc two-room home. ru an
lot. toilet connected with sewer. nv
trees. chicken house. one block from ca.
line. Price 50. 400.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
PERSONAL PROPERTY

INLtlItrH. m tuU limo OFF fHnIunstl,
uH'i riHfufur I.r IHuIrH Ht tho IbdIpH
,l..uug it.hHur.. g.. s Frisco. DraEH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

FOR SALE-Fcur- room house. part mod
crh. lot boN14O. on pavement, on f..
Main, pawhuska. Address Thos. Osborn.
rawhuska. Okla, 220 u. Eighth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
WEARING NprAnTI.

IIIaurST cash prices paid Tor second
hand clothing, shoes, trunks ana hand
bags. osage Cs27
uIaHiisir PRICES paid tor iuons second.
hand clothing, shoes and hats. Phuuo
Ossss 9oss, ss,-..-.--.
ky,cUEsr prices pald ror second hApa
clothing shoes hata, etc Phone OsaEs
Ialb. -----...-. ---....-.---..-
s'ups n, w. Lucas. o6gc sGsi.
y,i,,,IEaT PRICES paid Tor second hand
H,Inihing, shoea and hats Phone 7lt6
,,,,,tE;s'r PRICES paid for mons segond,
hand clothing. shoes ana ha'a' Phon'
osago QQSA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

LAKE STATION Addition, $500 cash a.,
SIS per month. will buy . dandy hi
Tie home. Price S2,66O. Call VI. ]. Gau
s. co. Usage and Cedar 1885,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

FOUR large rooms. thrcs. ear Earage. good
we'll. fun lot. $500 cash. $40 monthly.
s.. $50 cedar e2bs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

$500 CASH balance Ike rent. Price
&l,2b0, buys nice four-roum bungalow.
.h2I y. Tnnth. OaaEn llNn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

HlLLCREsT ADDITION 500 cash ssl
ssJ per month will buy you A beani.
fui home. Fiyc rooms with sleeping porcf
oak floors ivory finish, modern in oyefy
respect. Price $500. NJ, j. Glass A
60. cedar and Usage 1884.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
mn,,sr. rnn sAiE

"a ACNE NJ good soil. uiDo location. IN
the north side, $40 cash. so per month.
can cedar an.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

81 500 CASH--SS5 "a month puts YOU I.
possession Of beautiful scyon room
bungalow; oak floors, spacious rooms. built.
In features, attractive mautcl. larr.
closet well arranged, two-car garage, 10
restricted addition. Call cedar 117
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

$500 CASH--Balancc liko rent buys new
five-room modern cottage. For values
increasing faster than IN other part ~
city. Price lI5oo, Abbott & Wclch.
psnEc 1851.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

tOR SALE Five-room homo corner !.
C7iaNlOO. West side. in Oycrla6h Pa.
So $50 buys IT, Terms. T.. y. Riley. Ca,
1919 312 Robinson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
wANrEo-ro RENT

WANrEn..To rent five OF sIN-room
house. Phone Usage l727-J.
MANIEn-Tn rent We have ssyrral
parties wanting furnished and uufur.
uishcd residences, n you want 20 rent
your home, can NJ J. Glass Il Coz Usage
nr cedar 1898,
FtNE or siN-rnum uufurnIBhed house OF
OsaEe 95hh,
AN LOOKING Tor furnished bungalow ~
i've or six runus, Want 90 rent yours
SEQ g.. n. simon, attorney Robinson Bldg.
WOULD like Co care Cor roumiuE house
oy apartment In exchange rent expert,
'nc". a2.' care world.
WANTED. no rent furnished bungalow
Usage 400.
WANTED To rent. three or four room
house, suitable tor pressing and tailor
shop, WIN carry foil Gre Insurance, call
Cedar 2tsS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
PERSONAL PROPERTY
IIOI stIInIn hUOns

,-,.,,-.... 80 '7'''''' ~" r.,
ron SALE one walnut b'i raoA n''
iibra,y ,sti, ,t,,,,,. i,,, ..g.. pr.,l.
n.u5ay tsb's 'is'',,. Ir'n a.t. "gE
w." i.,Ns. w ''.
bhSlHAhLL close .iu apartment i"f i'n.
15 10 rurhag'r OF iurniiDrc. ''n "r
IpR RENl sis.ruum mutofn duu'.
close 10; 800 fwhli9te i.i fs'" "..'
ron SALE. ono 10 .pounr ,trn,us itu.,a
rctrigrfator. ''hur ia3A
TUVDt. tedr1ou.a ,YurInfr .f .lfuIfur,
Tor a,ie viii sru All of rYu auI
apartment may tg rented. coil psuEe
7sN.
ron gAft ana rIy..5 .. ...rs
sSte
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ono csah r,a'star anr ,uffra' OBJ. ttp
rsa bost,ia trD. ,E,ar t.U .Uf
ttrbcr.
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sau Uradt lionel
nui'hIoWN. H. II. Ihf," ,'Wr''"
rain g,.t ., ,,.,.. t... i,.. t.5 .i,,.,r.
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50 80 iIrur .HHHrtrf t'd. wBt'f,.4 AND
Goriurr. tla. colt I.Ii b.. to1Er
iuarblusa choice o. saturday uuIy
90 D.. Tlr1
ONl. combination r.. and s.oi Ht,r.p.
range two urrHH.ra fYH. ttIH fu,t Inr
chRIf4 urd tharr hHuF,tas tnu library
table, t,Ufrf Table. naI treu aud ufIrt
furniture sI Ilf.HIu. rHUur Os4Yr
~ uf '7"F' I..'
T1iHEE fnumH runiiutr pri.a $50.
house flf remit Icl5 O. Ktt. between
bifth and Nit'h
IbU .NIE. .Nfus ItuItt.. iut.uIIrr
plano fuuf room h.u.u Ipr rrnt. 4auIa
cash and tonne. WiU 4.I ,he4p f.f .uIrk
rale. ratterspn Realty co. Osags ,oao.
ron SALE 'ompiU" rurplshinr' flr
A,.,,,.,.,I 49, NC, ',,.M. ''',
.ns,,,ed ",u va pI, ''.
Ilrp,r srs,t,,ert '"'''.' ''
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"a ME. nntf fow,,s te'','l,,,, ~
IA 9tnrippSu ,s.s. loof '' '..''' '''
NAq.rsis.lss ,.,,,.,., .,, ,.,.......,
sti ,iitt taken ,i,t ,,,tisn" ,''s5. I ~,
feit bos filled vork guaranteed. phone
atio tlisa Mattress 90.
MATrREsHEs renovated and r,cuyetcd.
returned homo tho Same day. rh0uo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
uOUsEs-rURNIsnED

NOU No couple to share home on east
trunCo. to share home on ffty-uuy basis.
Have ell necessary furuiturct references
exchanged can at Room 2l5, l3L H..
SECOND or &C. y. NHnthus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
sTOREs A>D wAHEhuUsEs

FuR REST Warchousc. gol ~ EIg,u.
8oN60. brocknan hros. Phone Usage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
PERCY FORD ENTERS
indianapolis MEET
National Amateur Racing Champion
Enters international 5oo-Mne
Race Decoration Day.
.rial Dispatch Ia Int"Iligenrrr.

Sp' rial Dispatch Ia Intelligence.
indianapolis. May t--Parcy Ford.
national amateur racing champion, has
entered the International j00-milr race
20 be- h"id al tn. Indiana polls Motor
Speedway. Monday. May 81. He will
drIN" t Chicago t'runtrnac.
Ford. who i AN automobile &lles
manager in Chicago. broke into the rae
ing game in I?l5 as II pilot N 4 dealers
race held al 'hr, chicago speedway
sine. dISmlni."d. His most importan,
victory waS in 1917. when ne won IA 10
mil. nom profr< Sional rae" in Chicago.
Ford VAS born in Chicago in 1855.
married a Chicago girl in 1910 and is
the father Of CourttaUd Ford. az" 10.
who Will attend III" -" with his
mothrr FordS family Lr1~ not Oh
jrct 70 his entering ;hr race. IN fact.
they are rather proud o: j.. II" figures
that racing is profitable. knows no fear
in 4 race and t. he had il To do all over
again no would fall for thu fascination
Of auto racing. II he is at all success
full in the Indianapolis race he will I'M
doubtedly become Il steady fixture in
racing programs
1t il because lit takes real driving
past few days. being tho second driver
course 70 all others T~e has been re-
hearSing the course with his car for the
past f" wday$. being the second driver
10 hit the bricks this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
ALL READY FOR
BIC CONVENTION
INTERNATIONAL F1REMEN AND
OILERS TO CONVENE May 9
AT AUDITORIUM
More Than 500 Delegates Prom AL
states, Canada and Mexico
TO Attend

All arrangements have been com
plcted for the hi-anniai convention Of
the international Brot herhood OF Fire
men and oilers which is 20 hf' held III
ihiS city converting on May o. nj tn"
Market Auditorium. over I'VE hundred
delegates representing every state. as
well as Canada and M"\ico. Will b" IN
attendance The les I committee in
charge has everything arranged and III"
Mcclure hotel will be the headquarters.
The opening meeting. on Monday
morning. promises TO be a very inter-
rsting one. Herbert Book, president Of
Local No. 81, OF this city. Will preside.
Rev. Father Thomas Garrett. Of st.
Jrseph'S cathedral. will deliver tn" III
vocation. Mayor Thomas +. Thoner
will deliver a short address of "Wel-
come" {. K. Bartlebaugh. president OF
tn. ohio Valley Trades and Labor As
sembly. will also make snort address.
The PRINCIPAL address Of the opening
session will be- delivered 10y Arthur
Smith Of Cleveland. q.
The following program has been ar
ranged FOR each evening during the
week: Tuesday evening. all the dele
gates wiiAtakr in the moonlight "x-
curSion on tho steamer Verne Swain:
Wednesday Evening they will enjoy Il
Minstrel show at the Carol club, given
under thr auspices OF tn" KAN club;
Thursday evening. they will make trip
10 R"llalre to visit the Labor Temple.
During the evening they will enjoy a
theatre party and banquet: Friday
afternoon and evening. they will make
u tour of Wheeling and vicinity. This
tour will be mad" in automobiles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
THREE TENNIS COURTS
FOR ODERL|N COLLEGE

Oberiin. O.. May LACK Of courts,
which have been hampcring varsity
tennis practice. have been overcome. by
the addition Of three courts at Dill field.
Six men are standing out as first choice
for the tennis team. They are Marvin.
Howard. Lands. .AyreS. Burne$on and
Gearhart.
c. W. Savage. director OF athletics,
has announced a stiff schedule. begin
ming with Heidelberg at Tiffin on May
5. the court men will take on opponents
every week. winding up in the Ohio In
tercollegiate tennis championship tour
namHnt at Columbus. June ? and 1.
The tennis schedule a. given Gus Is:
Friday. May 6-Heidclherg at Tiffin.
Wednesday. May l1-Open.
Wednesday. May lS-Open.
"Wednesday May % - Wooster at
Wooster
Friday. May o7-Kenyun a, Oberlin.
Monday. May 3p-Carnegie Tech at
Obrrlin.
June ; and - Ohio Intercolle Eia te
toGrrtament AZ Columbus.
2fReScrvr and Mt linton ar" exepcted
to take the open dates. Mr.. Savage said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
FRED FULTON K. O'S |
TEMPLE FIRST FOUND

Fit shurgh. Pa. May Aired Fulton
Minneapolis heavyweight. knocked out
Jack Temple Of San Francisco In M"
.hrSt round OF what was tn haN" htcn I
ten round bout at the Irish hcneht DON
INK show here tonight. The bout ended
after the men had been boxing on" min :
ute and 81 seconds. Fulton dropped
Temple with left to the jaw after the
Fargo boxer had taken count or h!h"'
Eddie Winter. Pittsburgh won TIL"
newspaper decision over Patsy Scanion'
Pittsburgh. in six rounds.
Marty Cross, New York. was defeated
on points by Jack Perry, Pittsburgh N
ten rounds. according to a majority or
tho sport writer's at III" ringsidr.
Harry Greb. Pittsburgh. won the news
paper decision in his ten round bout
with BARLEY Madden. New York. TheE
are light heaNyweIghts.
The sport writer's gave Tn" decision
TO Johnny Ray, Pittsburgh lightweight
in his ten round go with Charles Dunn
OF AmhridEc, Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
B. J. NEUHARDT WILL
GIVE LOVING CUP TO
SCHOLASTIC SWIM MEET
Announcement Made Ysster, ay by Local
Business Man-committss N Charge
TO Meet Monday

The NCu n.trdt clothing company "">
made il known through Mr.. Nrah'' '"'
that the winning team Will y" awar'I Il
greatly FOR their tr"Ch!" IN IN" l.lnS!N :
High School swimming meet O. hc hc'u
at the Y.M.C.N. Jun" tn. STUDENTS OF
both schools VIII" have not ml'i" the
team in football. basket ball or base
ball Will havr'an opportunity I" Try ""'
for a swimming team which i some
thing new IN both schools.
Interest - l.inSiy has every STUDENT
looking forward 10 the coming Htr3E
and high school has taken hold OF tn''
initial event that viii help their hHn
IL make it interesting.
TWO more team may HAY" a say VAN
Triodelphia and Cathedral IN the lnin'-
diate vicinity. Because or starting '"T
vacation sooner than the average IRA
delnhia NAV not hr eligible Tor entering
Int some good swimmers OF that S'h"oI
vii, do their part If given the "ppor-
tunity.
There will not be easy picking +" Tar
as any of the teams are concerned anu
with a relay to cap the Gilman every
foam has A chance. The first committee
meeting will be held at m" f.M' ~
conference rooms at four O'Clock Mon
day afternoon. Mr.. r. Goethe OF the
Locke shoe company. - The chairman ~
the COMMITTEES and requests each S'h""'
10 be present on time and with the re-
ouired representatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
INTEREST GROWS IN
KEYSER FIELD MEET
Special 10 tho Intclltgrncer

Sp4ciaI 10 tho Intrlltg"nccr.
Keyser ". va. May TIN" h"id
And track gamd schedule for k"yScr.
SATURDAY. MAY :. is creating immense
interest. II. J. Davis. physical director
OF thc Keys"r Prep. expects the largest
attendanc- ~ ;nr history OF thu school
at this event.
The game Nil begin at on" O'Clock
and continu" rhrouEhou; the afternoon.
Over one hundred nigh Schoo athletes
will compete. Silver cups. gold. silver
and bronze medals will h" awarded to
tho winners
'.as' vear ~. Prep ::a"A team ran
ew,. with 49,. n"e'. winning NOR"
rm...s :ha' aif tn. o'hs- schools "om-
bind However. = - not ;" b" 20 easy
.h;s ,":,r 's:nc" ~ -" '..,u~ "nt"ri1g
are anxious 70 Trim the Props
The Prep rc,a' team j. compose" -
Rabb. captain: Seymour. cunningham.
Carl Shreve Winters and Kemp. 70
turned from Fh:lad"lrh'H Monday
NOR ming
The relay 'nam mad" = great show.
Ing. cett;ng fourth place am"nG ~c'"u
large eastern prep schools l:nhh' :
time - philadelphia was - - S"""ad~
for his qua rtrr. tn. best time vet made
made bv a rep quarter miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
B|EDERWOLF ON
SP|R|TUAL|SM
NOTED PULPIT ORATOR SPEAKS
TO GREAT AUDIENCES AT FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
Will Lecture on "Mormon1sm THE
Afternoon and Tho Atonement
Tonight.

Before a large AUDIENCE. E"r. W. IT,
B.cdcrwnlf delivered an extremely IN
tcrcSting lecture on "SpirItuallsm yes
icrday afternoon. and in the evening ne
spoke OH The Incarnation of jesus
Christ at the First Presbyterian church.
HIS talk 'nn SpIritualiSm WAS neither
offensive nor antagoniStir 10 tn" Sp!rI-
tuali~t church. hut was a m"r" state
mcnt of facts as believed ny him. Dur
ing his lecture he brought forth great
many convincing assertions when
would be difficult To dispute, as hc ais"
had examples and statistics to back up
his statements.
This afternoon Roy. l}lrdrrw"lf VIII
lecture on the much debated and talked
Of subject. "MormoniSm" and IN the
evening on The Atoncmcnt of Jesus
Christ" The people OF this city are
taking II great deal Of interest in In"
lectures delivered by such an accom-
plishcd orator as Rev. Bi"dcrwnlf and
the FIRST Presbyterian church should ne
filled L. capacity at both addresses to-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
FAIRMONT MAN TO LAND
IMPORTANT PENSION JOB
BY CHARLES BROOKS SMITH

washington, p. Q. May E.-It las
been practically decided on, il * stated
Toy those in touch. that George l.. Clay
ton. Of Fairmont. il Ia be- appointed
chief Of the widow division OF IN" Blu
rcau Of Pensions. only the finallty Of
Il formal announcement. from '"nlS-
sloner Of Pensions Washington Gardner
is needed to bring this patronage trans
action TO finality. and that, Is stated
on first-ratc authority. is hortIy forth
coming.
This il position at the Census Ru-
rcau which constitutes one Of the i'm
portani piVotS on which that Rurrau
swings. II wirldS large authority and
influence in pension circles, and carries
with II a good salary.