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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-28
LAD HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

Robert Striblin, charged with cut
ting and wounding with intent to kill,
was before Juvenile Judge Harry P,
Purnell Thursday morning and was
held for grand jury investigation. The
lad was allowed to go in charge of his
mother for appearance before the Sep
tember grand jury. i----.-.--
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-28
CONTEMPLATE IMPROVEMENTS.

Extensive improvements in the Pow
er building in Second street are con-
templated by Mr.. William Weis, who
recently purchased the building and
expects to install a first class meat
market there. Contractors are now
figuring on these proposed extensive
changes in the property.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-28
SRARCY TO BE ELECTED TODAY.

Leaders of the G.. o. p. In Kentucky
will be in Louisville Thursday TO at
tend the meeting of the Republican
State Central Committee at state head
quarters at 2:SO o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon.
1t is considered positive that Ches-
ley II. Searcy, Chairman, will be in
dorsed for Kentucky member Of the
Republican National Committee to
succeed Alvin L. Hert.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-28

Mr. U. G. Bailey, local brick mason,
has been awarded the contract for the
brick work on the new Tolesboro High
School building which is being erect
ed this summer. Mr.. Bailey and his
force Of brick layers will begin work
On the new building at once.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-28

Frank Long, William Tully and
John Strobe are now at Camp Knox
having been selected from the state to
attend the Citizens Army training
course now given by the government
at that camp. They will be in training
for four weeks.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-28
IMPROVING LIMESTONE STREET.

The City Internal Improvement
force is now engaged in improving
Limestone street. This was for years
the best macadam street in Maysville
and It is again being put in first class
condition. A complete cover of stone
is being applied and this will be rolled
Immediately.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-28
HEALTH LEAGUES ANNUAL
MEETING FRIDAY.

The annual meeting of the Mason
County Health League will be held at
the Health Departments headquarters
in Court street Friday morning at
$3.50 o'clock. Important business in
cluding the election Of officers for the
ensuing year.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-28
PRAYER SERVICE AT PARK.

The weekly prayer service Of the
First Baptist church will be held at
Beechwood Park Thursday evening at
7:30 o'clock. The Sunday school Of
this church is today enjoying its an
nual picnic at the park.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-28

DR.. W. s. Yazell was called to New
port Wednesday to see Mr.. Amos Nc
Laughlin, formerly of this city, who is
critically i'll at his home there.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-28

The Mason County Board of Educa-
ton will hold its monthly meeting at
the office of County Superintendent
George H. Turnipseed Monday
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-28

The ladies of the orangeburg M. E..
Church, South, will serve ice cream
and cake at the school house Saturday
evening, July SOth. Everybody well
come, Candidates especially invited. ct
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
New Fall Fabrics

For who likes her suit cloak skirt dress tailored
measure showing fine variety Of goods in the
destined to the seasons vores Bovas Velours Duve
tynes Trcones Poret Tws and Check Veours among
the smart fabrics been prepared for the coming
New and standard shades shown material Visit
this department and will appreciate the wonderful work the
makers done this in producing correct fabrics for
the fall styles.
Foor-Cener
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
Special Sale of
Hair Goods

Heavy Natural Wavy-20
inches long; three sepa-
rate strand switch, each
for 800
Same Quality switch-22
inches long, 600
Very Fine Natural Wavy
Hair Switch-20 inches
long; 3 separate strands;
each, 1900
Soft Fine Natural Wavy
Hair Switch-22 inches
long; 3 separate strands;
only, 1900
Gray Switch-2O inches
long; soft naturally wavy
hair; special, 1000
Gray Transformation
From 1900 to $500
Junior Bob-Made of
naturally curly hair; $12
and $15 values at 500
and 1000
Second FIoor-East
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

of tax returns. He may not say 80 in
so many words that lie s3lem .ly
swears that the returns he is making
are true and correct to the best Of is
knowledge and belief, Int rs sigma
ture to the oath is just az much IN
oath as if he had made it verbally.
And yet, if any one should approach
those who fail to make proper returns
aud offer to pay them to swear a lie
what would be the result? There
would be a difficulty that might result
fatally. They would feel grossly ID
suited if they should be-efersd many
times the amount they save in taxa
ton by making inaccurate returns.
Much property that is returned is
not returned at its proper taxation
valuation and very much mere IS not
returned at all. That is the trouble
And yet none of us consider We are
swe caring lies when we fail % dc our
duty in this respect.
This property that is escani tg tax.
alton and that has been escaping for
years past should be brought to ligbt
and the owners Of it made to pay tax,
es on it. Why not have a back tax
commissioner, one that wild go baak
for at least five years and bring this
property to light? This certainly can
be done in the matter of all real es.
tate that has been escaping, whether
personality can be found or rot. :
Every dollars worth of property
should be made to bear an equal STARE
Of The burden Of taxation. one mans
dollar is no better than another'a.
The escaping wealth should be caught
and that which has been Gidden
should, ii possible, be brought tight.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
WOULD YOU SWEAR A LlEe

II one should ask you the question:
Would you swear u lieg' YOU would
regard it as an insult and you would
promptly rsent It, Every ether per.
sen would feel the same way, You
would have a right to resent any qucs-
tion of your veracity, says the CO.
lumbus EnquirerSun.
Aud yet. according to reports whicn
appear 10 he authentic. approximately II
eight hundred million dollars -
wealth in Georgia escaped taxation
last year
Is that he answer
The re-. ne rf ieorgsa az m roe'
ia the vallat.oa og Their rr ,perty it'
taxatioa than a.e the ps,,a.e 4 athsi
states OF tbs unions i Is NJ iouei
true that or tcople place - f,'r a''
reasonable 81 estimets o. ave urer
their property as do the PEI 'r.e u ~,
state.
hut the fact remains that nearlS
slghtg Apuared million dollars worth oI
wealth escaped taxation last wear
Howf sia ihis occur If owners q
this wealth did not fail to make prop
er returns lf they aid not fail 4
place the proper value upon its 80
il there we're not III Of property 6
which they made no returns :. AZ
Certainly II this property had b 9
returaed Ia fair valuation = w9al
not have escaped taxation. Ihs
NAoseta Il il thar it escaped
i li she Fault OF every men ew1sn
/ nF'peFts who rallied e w1ke prs@
returns q il Cor taxation Apa thss
Fesaras we're made under oaaA- II
owner e pFopersy who Eives 4 r
gog assesmsal does 50 ualeg SN
| eae is@s fhe sA before the yste
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

oar friends. the Republicans ~ con
egess. assert that thhre i no pyQYl
son "a shceneN toar power pays Y
take en arms v that were srha
sle0ehsl j. nui trne. tho trVasy y. NE
nes ~ wpSshfthr paper Il Is writer
81. speh ! pae, mess haSs teeth 6
s. eHectlse aad Ashe men Mo govma
aaieA thkt onN knve it
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

Then again, it does look as II plain
old ireland, fnstead Of the Irish Free
state, would have been better for
plain, old Pat, after all.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

Mo matter what else you lay at the
door Of Senator Borah, one cannot
very well charge him with inconsis
tency.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

II China gets back her Shantung
and her railroad she ought. to be hap
py. But just at the moment are rail
roads worth owning?
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

"Mrs. Raizen has an acute mind,
says the District Attorney in New
York That's not all. She has a true
aim and she demonstrate the fact.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

We arc advised that tho sale of Red
Cross Christmas seals this season i
not as lively as the good ladies IN
charge OF the campaign would like Il
TO ho. We should not neglect these
little messengers Of mercy They
bring good cheer into places darkened
by the hand of malady. Invest IN 4
few Of them.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

The prohibition officer and the whis-
key maker, between them, are run
ming the Argonne Forest and other
French battlefelds close race In
making new American graves.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

Member of the Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusivaiy
sntitled to the use for publication Of
All news credited to it or not other
Else credited in this paper, and als'
% the local news published herein.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

The attitude ot France IN reference
Il The naval ratio must he little dis
eoncertlng 70 America and in fac, 10
ali ~ tho recent allies N tie war
why she wolud want large army Is
plain enough. what she wants with =
navy a. great as England's Is not an
parent The government q France +
doe she world plain statement on 'h'
subject.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

10th houses OF the English parl'a
nont having acted on the irish ques
ton. II IL now sumrely up to the
Irish Dali we cannot believe that
ireland viii throw this great oppor
tunity away and thus forfeit the syni.
pathy at the world without which she
could have made no advances toward
tho goal she cherishes
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

There will be no Christmas Joy at
st. Johns Haven and In the Saliva
tion army unless we make It our bus
mess to send some Of that article to
these worthy institutions.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

Unless to leaders Of the q. O.P. IN
Georgia hasten up things and bury
their differences, all the plums on the
tree viii have gone into stray fbask-
cts. They arc falling thick and fast.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

When we come to think about IT,
where Is that army OF office holders
that Governor HardwleS was going
Is sweep cut OF office and how about
an Of those commissions that he was
going 10 abolishg
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

all DEPARTMENTS PHONE sss
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

Now comos Princeton professor
with the statement that he cannot
live on a $4,000 per year salary.
Well, ninety.nine per cent of the pro
fessors would he delighted to try the
thing out,
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

One week from today and Santa
claus will perform his great stunt by
which millions and millions of little
folk everywhere will be made radiant.
" happy.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

editorial
France is afflicted just now with
the rather odd habit of throwing q
monkey wrench into we'll working
mahclnery.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
SUBSCRIPTION RATES


Three Months. $500
One Month. .............--. 10
Member of the Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusivaig
pntitled to the use for publication OF
all news credited to it or not other
rise credited in this paper, and alst
% the local news published herein.
all DEPARTMENTS ?HoNE :ss
No matter what else you lay at the
door Of Senator Borah, one cannot
very well charge him with inconsis
tency.
II China gets back her Shantung
and her railroad she ought. to be hap
py. But just at the moment are rail-
roads worth owning?
Then again, il does look as IL plain
old ireland, Instead Of the Irish Free
state, would have been better for
plain, old Pat, after ALL
"Mrs> Raizen has an acute mind,
says the District Attorney in New
york. That's not all. She has a true
aim and she.demonstrated the fact.
The prohibition officer and the whis-
key maker, between them, are run
ming the Argonne Forest and other
French battlefelds close race In
making new American graves.
There will be mo Christmas Joy at
ST. Johns Haven and In the Saliva.
tion army unless we make It our bus
mess to send some Of that article to
these worthy institutions.
Unless to leaders Of the q. @. 7 IN
Georgia hasten up things and bury
their differences, all the plums orf the
tree win have gone into stray fbask-
cts. They arc falling thick and fast.
editorial
France Is afflicted just now with
the rather odd habit of throwing a
monkey wrench into we'll working
mahcinery.
one week from today and Santa
claus will perform HIS great stunt by
which millions and millions of little
folk everywhere will be made radiant.
" happy
Now comos Princeton professor
with the statement that he cannot
live on $4,000 per year salary.
Well, nInety.nine per cent of the pro
fessors would he delighted to try the
thing out,
When we come to think about H.
where Is that army OF office holders
that Governor HardwleS was going
Is sweep cut OF office and how about
an Of those commissions that he was
going 10 abolishg
We are advised that tho sale of Red
Cross Christmas seals this season i
not as lively as the good ladies IN
charge OF the campaign would like i
to ho. We should not neglect these
little messengers Of mercy They
bring good cheer into places darkoned
by the hand Of malady Invest IN q
few Of them.
10th houses Of the English parl'a.
mont having acted OH the Irish ques
ton. II II now suarely up to the
Irish Dali We cannot believe tha,
ireland viii throw this great oppor
lunity away and thus forfeit the synt
pathy al the world, without which she
could have made no advances toward
the goal she cherlshes.
The attitude ot France IN reference
to The naval ratio must b. little dis
eoncertlng 10 America and in fac, 4
all ~ the recent allies IN the war
WHY she wolud want large army q
plain enough. what she wants with
navy a. great as Englana's Is not a
parent The government q France
doe ,he world plain statement on q
subject
0ur friends. the Republicans ~ col
eress. assert thas thhre ls no pros
son "a theepe~ foar power pac'
take ah arms Y that We're tn
thourhst j. noi true. tho sreaty v a
nes he wpsshiahc paper il il write
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
\. STOCKS

New York Aux so.--The stock HN"-
ket today con;!nued ~ upward course
the only conspicuous exceptions being
the local fractions and slecta.:!es con
cernlng which further G.vsdcnd Feduc-
tionn or susupens.on. were appreheadeo
EAsIsr money. keen Investment de-
hnand a. evidenced by TO successful
notation OF 4 32B 100000 B7axH'Sn bona
o{sr!ng and further reparastons pay
rnsnts by Germany IN advance or tne!e
maturity were among the !aetorS "a'eh
.mpsllsd heavy covering Short contracts.
The strength O. rails and s'oe's AZ
Eains OF l and ? points ssemed 70 be
,AeSd mainly en- eeIteT earnings report
)eS by the probability that leading rail-
wav systems soon would come into the
market for sQuipmen; AID other sup
piles.
Representative oils figures mos: prom
,nently IN tho more active operations OF
the afternoon. Mexican Petroleum ana
AFFILIATED Issues rose l 10 5ii points on
in,imat!ons that tho impending confer
ence between the Mexican government
and American concessionaalres would
result In an adjustment OF existing veN-
atious conditions.
Shippinxs, matters. feathers. toeaccos
and numerous specials!es long The tar
get Of the shorts came forward IN the
moro comprehensive advance cancelhns
much Of their re>en, reversal. FRONT
taking on an extensive scale made Ut
tie impression at the strong close sales
amounted to 100000 shares. Gail money
opened at per cent but dropped 20
~ boforS noon on the exchange WIN
a free supply at 4 per cent on good CO..
lateral outside. Foreign EXCHANGES
again strengthened Dutch ard S"andi-
nnvian rates adding Substantially 70 re-
cent EAins.
Stimulated by the quick absorption
OF tho Brazilian ISSUE. The genera! bona
list developed mary strong features In
tho foreign division. The Liberty group
however. was moderately Irregular To-
tai sales (par valued. s9.SI5.oQo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York Aug. S0.--Frime m'rcan-
tito paper. GuGi.. Exchange strong:
sterling 6o-day bills and commercial GO
day bills o nbanks a.e7+s commercial
6O-day bills, 3.C7n; demand, a.70% ca
bles, AIM. Traa"s. demand, $50; 81 =
bles. 7.S0h. Belgian francs demand.
7.6Eh; cables. 755. Guilders demand
Sl46; cables. 3l.6l. Lire. demand. +&4;
43>s. Marks. demand, l.l6h: cables.
liz. Greece demand. ass. Sweden
demand. 2l.67. Norway demand. 1875.
Argentine. demand. 80 on. Brazilian. de-
mand. 1897. Montreal. ~ Ter cent dis
count, Government and railway bond J
Irregular. Time loans steady: Sn days,
90 days, 6 months. So, a. per cent
Oil money easy: high (: low AZ rui-
INK rate /: last Joan B: closing bid ~ :;
offered at cull loans against accept
HnCrs -.
Rates wern higher In TIE Int" de"'-
ings Sterling 6o-day bills and com
mrrC!al Sn-dRv bills on banks. 3.6I :;
commerr!al 6p-day hills. So =. demand.
S.7ls.: cables. 3.7l.; Greece. demand.
ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

were Mr.. Saul Lucas. hShsPsbs10. ~.
Va. Uncle Jack Phillips. Jerlsalsni
Mrs. Alta Obey and family and NJ. esS
Mrs. johnson Of Canton. Hr. and Hrs'
Neutons Lucas, Bsllaire. Mrs. Aeoh'
s,rssser and babe and Hattie AilheaA
BeallsvIlle, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lucas.
Martins Ferry: Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, LIS
hon, Mr.. and Mrs. Neitzelt Glencoe.
Mrs. Moore. Wheeling. W. Va; hr. ana
Mrs. Mcbride. Sebr!ns. Mrs Manssa
Moore. Hunter; Mr.. Charles Strahl ano
ia mily and Mrs. Kelly strnhl, Warnoek;
Mrs. Emma Reed. Mr.. Baker. OF Martins
Ferry and Mr.. and Mrs, John handsl OF
Chestnut Level.
Mr.. and Mrs .. 3. MeAiilsn and Mr.
and Mrs. r. v. GLADDEN. attsHdsd toe
sratterday reunion At Mrs elisabeth
Ola dden's near Kelsey one day last
week.
Mrs. Netzel and her =. 8. class. o. tea
sirls and Mrs. Lawrence Wcrknsa o.
Nehs enjoyed an ali days picnic hs's ~
Epworth Park. on Thursday.
Mrs. Gail Clemens Of Cambridge vis.
tied her mother. Mrs. Jennie rorternsla
here recently.
Misses Mary and Dorothy oksy are
Visiting friends at Cambridge this week.
Mary VIII go on 10 Santoh tor ~AVAe
with relatives.
Mr.. Jefferson Ault and wife Of Nuncis
Ind. and sisters. Mrs. Ardena Tntum or
Mia ma Fla. and Mrs. Emma jackson
end her daughter Mrs. Erm1 Stevens OF
GAINESVILLE and Mrs. Myrtle Rsnbey
and daughter OF Xenia. o. pA0So1
through here on Saturday. They StsVps4
Il short time at Epworth Park snd net
many old friends At the Lucas Hs-uaioA.
They also made = pleasant stop ~ TIC
Miners Grove picnic whore they hed
many friendly hand shakes With els
friends This company are al natives
Of Belmont CO.
Mr.. Alva Mccormick and family mo
!; tored N New Concord on Sunday ans
met with Nv. McCormick's brothers
and their families who reside - New
ark. and very pleasantly spent the DAY
and enjoyed a picnic dinner.
Mr. Chas. Baker. wife and two chill
drsn and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin harksr OF
GAINESVILLE who are hpendihg Some tine
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Parker Of this place, we're the guests
~ Olive O. Jenkins on sunday.
Mr.. Cecil stonebraker. wife ana son
william Of Cleveland and Mrs. Martha
stonebraker md son Kennsth RRa
daughter Earnestins Of Okla were the
guests 81 NJ. and Mrs. W. ~. Lucas
! the last Of the week.
Miss Mary Bolon 10 improving SfttH Z
! serious illness.
Miss Pearl Jones, 81 Harnesvtiia. an9
Mrs. Mary Rehm Of 1t. clairsvtlls vSTa
the guests 81 Olive o. Jenkins one even
ing last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
surrNn, EGGS, CHEESE.

Now York. Aug. 3o.--Hutt"r rns"t-
tied. creamery higher than extra. 81 II
az, rr.nmrry rXtras ta2 Sc"re). 4pV
4nLa creamery nrsrs as (" ~ S"'re'
80 :, u 8gis packing stock. current make
No 2. CSC.
Eggs nrm: fresh gathereh extra rirS's'
3SN8l. fresh gathered trsts. 34| g.
state, Prnna and nearby Western hen,
rsr, whitea. hrsts to extras. 4Iu 81: de-,
browns. extras. +0GR; do. Eath":""
browns and mixed colors, nrsts ~ en-
,rss, 35Gt6: refrigerator. special mark
as&aT: do. hrsts. St8s5.
Cheese steady; state, whole m!iH. t!nts
Erexh specials, 2IQ3lH; do. average run
lfOSzQ1i: state. whole milk. twins ape
ginIs, cl12lA; do. average run. SrG
?0h
Live poultry steady: oroIlers ?dn B."
fowls 2IH?S Dressed poultry steady
old ROSTERS ?oa?7; turkeys. 2jT2 =.
Flour unchanged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Aug &c "'au.o. receipts,
5000: beef steers, stcsdv ~ lie higher
ton yenrl!nHs. 1o7i: bulk beef s'e"rs
s76V 97S: shc-stock steady 10 strong;
bulk fat COWS md hCifcrS, IS" rh.'":
Gamers and cutters largely 2.1H q T-''o;
bulls l5r IN PC lower: hulk bo,oCnHS'
ASA 900. beef bulls. +759 -. N'A.
calves SOC - 81 higher; bulk iigh' veal
crs 20 packers !I.jn q 300. st"ckrrs
md feeders strong.
Hogs. receipts. ?2.oNn: opened IHr :"
?ic lower than YESTERDAYS avcra &c;
some packing grades Off more; closing
weak. holdover liberal; tor. lo.no early,
practical Tor. late. 9.f5 hulk light nrl
!ght butchers. s6789si: bulk packing
COWS. Too1 7.ri: PIGS. lnc ~ 25c lower
hulI desirahles sSnRETi.
Sheen. receipts. 2knnn: Fat na'ir"
lambs 2Sc 10 SOC lower. top. $50: hulk,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
SUGAR

narke, was ouie, and unchanged N
tho Ia sis Of tsl for centrifugal. uncon-
trolled sugars and ass FOR tho tuhan
committee price. Sales 2.Shh bags San
DominEos at IA elf.
steady with raws, opening and "Hng
at IN 7 points net advance. SeH'"nlher
closed 2sb: December @6o. March .+o;
May asa.
Rshnsd sugar continued Hrm a. so
"a tht for hne grsnulatcd by All re-
nners. Demand was poor.
Following other markets, refined
sugar futures we're firm and closed un.
changed TO ten points net higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Aug. 20.--The fact that Casa
t.an Nay wheat sold At discount under
tho Eame delivery IN Chicago. allowing
for exchange rates Was chlony rcsp7'n-
s.eie for unloading by discouraged l"nH1
on tho Chicago Board 81 Trade today.
wheat closing lkc 10 &c under EeS;":-
day fn!sh.
Corn WAS lG!LC uf Mt 'ha close.
while oats followed suit 70 the extern;
q: being 4 Q &c lower.
Open High Low Close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
SMOKED MEATS
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

PITTSBURGH. Aux. 80 Hogs. receipts
1000. sroady heavI"s so n 9.;6:
heavy yorkrrs lh.cj q lass. Eight york
ers inca q 1850: rigs r-j q 1000.
S,1ccN and ,amhS 70 "iC'S 100. market
over. r"p sheep "r. 'op ,ar.hS 400.
calves receipts 30. market steady.
'or l2.jn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
BETHESDA
Reunion

company nf about l25 PERSONS AZ
,cnded the l.u"as Reunion. n Fpw0r'h
rark here Saturday. Three brothers
of the Enos Lucas family survive. Mt.
Elisha Lucas Of ilunteer, Enos and
David 81 MS place. AL were present
houu'eous picnic dinner was served.
Among those attending from distance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

Roy Scout TO old lady)-"Aay ae-
company you across the street. ma
dsme:"
Old IAdy-"certain!y. sonny Row
long you been Uaitin' here for somebody
10 take you across
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
TOLEDO oAAU

Toledo. o. AuY. 90.-Wheat. August !.
3sh: September !. 97E: peoeplber
i.11x: March I.So.
Clovsrseed. PRIME cash ii,1k: Octebsr
Il.B; December HIS; February and
March ll.So.
Alsiks. prime cash August 1880 o.
tober and December 1875. March 1910.
Timothy. prime cash ltloI 1.Ioi 1871.
as: September 80; December ass:
January $50; March 26S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

New Yorh. Aug. ao,-Libsrty bonds
closed: SAs 3ST.+<. First a. is1.Ss. Sec
ond ~ s7.S2. First tAa $3.50; Second
as $3.50: Third as use; Fourth
as $3.50; Victory ans tSIo; Victory
AIS t8Sl.