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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
PICKS LES OrINCFS-

Horace Long. Sc. residing at 500
W. Mishawaka av.. picked les quin-
ces weighing on an average Of one
pound each. from a tree in the yard
of his home Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
Go ON With the Story
EPISODE FIVE
Drowned Valley


The soft bfuish forest shadows
had heightened. and the barred sun
,.s,-s A1te~irg tbro,,e,b MORO tf,roa
v-ltb rosv bre before ralse tyIoon
tho hootch runner. and Earl Lev
o~a.+ trs, chief cane IN Drowned
Valley
rrh.,, r.e~o str1 r,ra distant
So, -, 49,. s,,,tborr, 80. ~ tL,.
vaz- dosa-atfo7 but ALREADY t7ml-
racks aDpe7red in the beau-v OF
their burnt gold. utt,z pools eIfm-
r,erod here and there. matches OF
amber snharnurn ana crimson
,,ft,re~-D1er.s be-s--e FREQUENT. and
once or twice KIoon's biz boots
b~oke through the crust OF fallen
leaves soaking him 20 trs ankles
with Black silt.
reve~e-t ALWAYS n coward had
pursued hts devious ana larcenous
way through the world. always in
de0drv fear OF sink holes
lis movements and paths were
chose Of q weasel. Dreferri0v ALWAYS
solid ground. but he lacked the
COURAGE OF that siruous little beast.
though he possessed AN of its fe-
roc.tv and Tar more CUNNING
ia Looked az the hack OF KTo0v's
massive head. one shot would blow
thar skull iuto fragments he
thought. -h.verlue.
one shot from 5eh.ud-aud twen-
o. thousand doIara-o~. ~ 10 proved
q better deal the contents Of the
racket. For. 81 Quintana.s brlher"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
Houses For sale

FTGHT ROOMS NEARLY ALL MODERN
For sale. square tw0-st0rv house with
large corner lot. one blOck from s. Main
ST., $500. stark Realty Corp. 1879
NEW SIX ROOM BCNGALOW-FOr sale
Oak borders 10 two rooms. full base
meu- an modern. on East Fourth So.
$500 stark Realty Corp. 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16

Musical instruments

FOR SNT-F-Lyon & HeaIy washburn
PLAYER piano. used but 4 months viii
lie sold for balance due Oh contract.
Terms So per week a real bargain for
some one Complete Music stores. 100
Y Main St 1873
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
MERCHANDISE
household Goods

FOR SALE-1ls horse stationary gas en-
CINE; I G-horse stationary Eas engine .
one : passenger Ford. an first class
shane Phone Nishawaka $50. 1ltG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


7ARMS-G0 acre farm az sacrifice. 10 days
only. $3.50 lis acre farm. $500 cash
1O7 acre farm az s12j per acre, incIud
ing stock and implements 50 acre farm
a. 5000 g acre farm a; $500. 20 acre
az SlJoc. GJ acre az $500. 60 acres az
$1,000. 40 acres az 5000 81 acres as
5000. Large selection az our office.
10th. Lassu & Czlgany. coz S. Chaplin
81 Phone Lincoln ESQ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
Help Wanted-NIalc


WANTED Two men, aged q 10 30 for
office work. we want High SChoo,
graduates Of neat appearance, who
write a good hand and are trained 20
do accurate work MishaWaka Wooden
No 60. NTishawaka 13t.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
Rooms without Board

FOR RENT Nicely furnished Sleeping
rooms in all modern home Close in
suitable for one COR two, home privi-
leges Phone G10 1Jt2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms WIN Board

ROOMERS- Wanted, in private. modern
home: breakfast and supper IL pre-
ferred near car line. Prices very rcJ-
~ouahle 1-C3 J.. Bird ST.
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EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wantcd-Femalc

GOITPTTFNT SECOND MATD-W0nfed
to help with care OF children. Mrs
VIM Dodge. 400 Lincoln Way +.
1Jt3
WANTED-Young women. aged p 90 30
experienced i'm Office work Mishawaka
Wooden Mfg. Co. zOt-
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COALt COAL. COAL!

Castleman's New Coal Yard offers
you the highest quality of coal SO
for the best grade Of Indiana, SO
for the best grade Of Illinois. 81 for
the best grade OF West Virginia
Manhattan coal. S1O75. Phone Mish.
1859. -Adv.-S tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
Rooms For housekeeping

FOR EENT-Suite OF light housekeep-
ing rooms heat. electric. and gas
furnished. 80 sos Lincoln WAY Fast
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16

FOR RENT-Good substantial building
suitable for workshop. storage or ga
rage Room for three cars. Electric
light; central location Telephone Mlsh-
awake TO- 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
EACK FROM WISCONSIN


airs George Deitchley. 2O2 T.
Sixth ST., has returned from a sew
eral weeks visit with her sister in
Wisconsin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
The
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Tragedy. which stalked on the
trail OF the Flaming Jewel since il
had first been stolen from the royal
jewel casket of the
COUNTESS OF ESTHONIA by the
great international thief.
QUINTANA. now appeared i'm a law
less hunting camp i'm the Adiron-
dacks.
Here lived rough and hard
boiled
MIKE CLINCH. who had stolen the
jewel from Quintana iu Paris and
boarded e for the education OF
HIS beautiful stcp-daughter
Eve STRAYER Two men wanted
10 secure the Jewel from Cunch.
one was
JAMES DARRAGH. who had sworn
to restore the gem to. the beg
cared countess. the other was the
ruthless Quintana. Both arrive az
CInch's disreputahle hotel" Oar
ragh under the name of
HAL SMITH Eve escapes from
Quintana. who captures her and
threatens her with torture ON
her return 20 the camp che drops
tho Jacket and it is seized 10y two
~ CInCh's men who have gone
over 20 Ouintana These are
JAKE KLOON and
EARL LEVERETT. Cllnch starts
out 20 wipe out Quintana's gang
and with them. Kloon and Lev
erott
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16

Little Betty; truly a good soft coal
Service and Quality" our motto
Consumers Coal and Ice Co.
Phone Nishawaka 1870 or Misha-
waka 1856. adv.G.f
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Omccs md Desk Room

FLO RENT - Modern suite OF Of
fee rooms, centrally located. Kerwin
over First National. 1x.f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16

70 RENT Six rooms and bath: mode .
good location. Telephone Mish 1Ot3
1914
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Try NED S-TIHES u ami Ids


Ai''O7,S i'l sac
FOR SAIE oE ENrHANGr aer.s
good iani Win new room house a...
ROOM .'n>e modern sA..- .aa...
81 Old 81 h 81. -l ODD
take closed elr ls nl-. Ta.Hu. ee.
hoeraT '1rhe.a ~ - l'-
EVERY IoLLAE FAIH I> EENI
D. LOST
a. ID .l.'l.l..tA IAIb il I'ti
- >lN ~,
-n r-,....-,..,
you- homo IRIS NDr-r>
PARTIAL PANfI.NT rrt<
rr- p4-f.ar r.strr.r- .-..r -... eart.
ynur problem M In... .vrrr-r ~.
Our of.'r is open every even. .c eIerrf
sunday. Come ru ans f-.r 81. rr
gladly eET.a.l t..e .N..r plan O..
you.
A FEW NEW HOMES NoN READY
IRIt f.t.f. |'lHt....
East ann Street N.N room hrH
caIsu Comrie.. .lII AI str
modern
ta''" ana .ai- r'N iHiI
S.-+-. t-.....-.-r So. >.,-- .r ---.
st-f.+rr ...l.r. h-r.. >..ra.ro f.
+vr, rsr-slf..
six room, ana rrh houses >rrrh..
Tor -ws Families
East Third ST. Sow rooms aua
bach bungalow. just nI car 'iue tr..'-
lv modern Ir~f r.a home fog small
Family Possession two weeks
Park Avenuc. Nav o. room semi -brn.
gaiow Vow under g.H. rs.Hon. AI'
ideal location.
ANY of Pee Adore vl Dr. s'.a on
small payment down
COLPAFET REALTY COR ALTON
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MiShaWaka Classified
AUTOMOBILES


Automobiles For sale II
Used DODGE SEDAN aud Jsdries
with winter top. Call Mislav1Nf
1922 Ford touring Tic new.
1921 Ford touring.
1921 Hudson sport model
1890 Chevrolet Baby Grand touring
1920 $50 Chevrolet touring.
Terms responsible buyers A.
BEISTLE AUTO SALES
Mishawaka Garage open evenings
FOR SALE-Dodge touring. 500. Ford
coupe $3.50: Chevrolet touring 500
Ford touring $3.50 These cars are al
equipped with good fires. good mechan-
zeal condition. Beistle Auto Sales, Mish-
awake Garage. open evenings 9tt
BUSINESS SERVICE
PrimtIng-Stationcry 26
PAINTERS - Carriers aud Dutch BOY
Lead. lOO To- lots SO %: 100 D.. lots,
SO 90 orders taken evenings also
Phone Nlshswaka 1900. a. r. Cook.
proprietor. 1902 ~. tou-;A s.. Alsos,
waka- A'u
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Wnntcd-To Rent

WANTED TO Rent. 5 rooms or larger.
Modern or partly modern four adults
only Call Garfield 4F3 1915
FOUR. FIVE OR SIX ROOM HOJ Sc. by
Oct. q Phone Elkhar- 1864 Best of
references. 1873
WANTED-T0 rent. s-0re or office. also
3 or room house OF fat for family
Of .. Gail L-14Ss
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Business Places for Rent.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
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IO$SEF0Ll:.O ! ||I|
HEAVY ||:...| SELLING ||..I|:.|!|' J
Sugars Only Exception to Gen 1
ere: Decline in Stocks
This Morning.

NEW YORK. July 26.-Today's
Sstockimarket opened with firm
I to strong tone due to federal con
troi Of rail traffic in necessities
but reacted sharply in the absence
Sof public support. Sales approNi-
( mated 100000 shares.
4 Heavy selling or Mexican Sea-
board Oil and certificates, which
declined about IL points to c
new low for the year, caused a ~
cession in the general list after
the first hour. Lackawanna. Beth
Iehem and Midvale Steel shares
were Inclined to ease and U,,itei
States Steel was fractional1y low
er. Minor losses we're registered By.
General Motors, Studebaker. St.
Paul, Chicago. Rock Island 6
Pacific, Southern Pacific. Sortn-
ern Railway, Peoples Gas ard
Americar Smelling and Refining.
Among the heavier lisses were
Pierce Arrow preferred 8 Sd and
Chandler5 Motors Ill Ia. The only
exception to the general declire
was tho sugars which made frac-
tiona1 advances. Call money open
ed at per cent.
The market continued weak dur
ing the mid-session. One striking
contrast was noted in oils, Mexi-
can Petroleum advancing 4 points
ito 16S.while Mexican Seabord com
mon declined still further to a loss
OF 4 u points. The certificates drop
ping 81 to 2214. Atlantic Gulf and
West Indies dropped 31s points in
changes of " a point between
sales Losses ranging from fra G
lions to is took place in Aneri !,
can Hide & Leather and Central
Leather common and preferred.
Prices were lower in the latter
part Of the session under lead o.
popular industrials. Mexican Pe'
tro1eum forfeited all its gains
The closins was heavy.
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P c, AND DANCING.
MANY AT MIDWAY

M ANNINGTON. July 25.- Mid
wav PARK again comes into the
limeIight with two picnics and three
dances already on record for this
week.
Last night a party from Fairmont
gaye delightful little dance in the
pavilion, and yesterday afternoon
the Eastern Star Sewing Club held
a picnic in the grove 4
On Thursday the Presbyterian
sunday School will picnic there.
giving one of the most compete
Entertainments held at the grove
this year.
friday night the Premier Five,
that rousing, foot.shaking orchestra
from Warrington will give a dance
there. They expect to draw a large
crowd il this affair is as well attend
ed as Others have been, and on Sat-
urdaysnight a party from Shinnston
win enjoy the privileges Of the parK
for dance.
Work has already started on an
addition to the dance floor which
viii make the pavilion fifty six feet
long and thirty feet wide The floor
Of the old section in the pavilian
viii he scraped and waxed, y Charles
Rymers said t.yesterd az. ..s
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.'O| A !. |: BRIDGE ( ] 1:
PROMISED SOON.
Demurrer Refused in Con-
demnation Hearing---
Designs Approved

isndANNINGTON. July 26.---''.'Yon
(smay tell the public that the neW
bridge across Pyles Fork on BUT
5YaIoSstree will be completed by the
(iGrstor middle of october. SAID
6one&ofE 1.-the city commissioners last
lnightAwhen asked what progress
kihadsbeen made toward the propos-
fadssimprovements.
9ThesJ .T T.. Koen Building located
sSWeens the two bridges has beet
s1.condemned and court pro
were started Tuesday.
ntiff asked for a demurrer
Eay.sb but was overruled by
Meredith. Appraisers will Pc
'tse1ectedS Friday, and they are ex-
|pacted to make report within the
ngxtSfeW days
HThe design OF the two bridges
hasabeen decided upon by the COM
tmisaioners and an architect en--i
2pIoyed&to draw up plans me de-
signs selected call for two bridges
Tine full width of the street, a six
foot sidewalk to be built on each
side. The bridge across Clarksburs
lstreet will have three forty-foot
>sTches, and the one across Pyles
Fork will have one eighty foot
span both to be of concrete.
ETHrs C1arksburg street bridge
wilLfvA built III three spans be-
fKAJH that style permits more
T&to pass through under the
ysfTEcture than If there were only
one span, it is said, and it was be-.
|Heyed the better design for the
longer bridg
was stated last night that the
lbrfdg es will be constructed regard.
(Iss@of$the bond issue proposes
some time ago, since it is impos-
sibIeEt o fde-step the necessity Tor
Them
1.-THE bridge across Pyles Fork is
Robe built first since it is already
CLOSED to traffic, and because It l..
Mn |fS1iss..mu chs the worst condition, it
FWas#s tated
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-26
SPENDS
HOUR with FRIENDS ID
wen Warm Reception by
Many Warrington Sup-
porters.

WASHINGTON July rs ---
|FIto:JWsardS Sutherland, candidate for
|RapubIican nomination to the
tinted states Senate, stopped for
Warrington friends
last evening.
this time he visited the
flowers pottery and met many Oh
fhis supporters in other parts OF
|fhe CITY,. Mr.. Sutherland appear
sconfident that be viii secure
over the other candl-
ISXRes in the senatorial field, and
sned to hold no fears regard
|lng&the outcome "A
ksNsSsA. group of his warnest sup
(norters met Mr.. Sutherland at the
fTain8 and escorted him from the
station and to the pottery.
- rather amusing incident at
/ TIE epot served to illustrate the
|candidate's attitude toward the
HI lie. The reception committee
Irathered8 around the Pullman car
fWhen the train stopped, expecting
ME- Suth erland to descend from
tfhaf coach On the contrary, he
- Oh OF the smoker and was
lRa1f way down the platform be-
tore his friends discovered him.
|sssssWhatF are you boys doing
~ 4 own here?'' he asked, as
him
|kES AebTtwe expected you to ride
jthSSYsnalman, someone answered.
Sc. M q comon man, and rlde
with commo people, declared
fSuthe rland.
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CUR ISNIl-IE

|sNilbnr Reaty and Harry Straight
Returned &t.,. Lnair hotna neii1 Cur
kiayille last week after having
lss,ne1nt several months in Oklahoma
MIR. and Mrs James Hayes ana
Daughter Helen were guests at the
komefof Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Hayes
jSsNiss Edna Clark spent the week
! md M with friends in Warrington.
MMiss Lutte Arnett and Miss XII
sHays were business visitors III
Mannington Thursday
{SMrg Frances Gill and daughter
me tuias attended the funeral or
EnfsSteMargaret Hanley in Manning
Sunday. =
names Hays on milestone Its u:
ssnIiss Mabel and Miss Iva Cord
sav are guests at the home OF Mr. y,
Rnd Mrs. ;. M. Cordray TINS "eek.
ATarnest b. Thorne who Is employ
VA in F'airmont spent sunday VII w
lis family mere.
lHTrs clarence Fraley and little
W, bernard were recent guests Of
Fsfends in Warrington
&sSNriss olive and Miss Ruby Arnett
& L V. ,,IIests Of Mr.. and Mrs Grant
Wilson this week
NJ n Arnett was business yisi-
s,.lin Huntington Monday.
prIr5 and Mrs Lloyd Stevens and
asgIdreu spent Sunday at the home
SlyJtfasla tter's parents, Mr. and
Eharles Straight.
~ and Mrs. William Wilson and
anent SUNDAY at the home Of
Ss:Iafter'smothers -Mrs-E- Wilson,
ssnSrsaar,d 8 N4rsssJ W. FraIey were
szifiTs atzzSexen-Pines-S Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-26
.KlWANIS MOTTO
HIGHLY LAUDED
Depravity Following War De-
p!ored by Minister at
Weekly Luncheon.

MANNINGTON, July 2e.' The
Rev. j. v. koontz addressed the
Kiwanis Club at the noon day
luncheon yesterday on the theme,
Eve Build,'' the Kiwanis motto.
His was one Of the most timely
addresses made before the club
for a long time, many members
declare, and was favorably receiy-
ed by the men present.
The Reverend Mr. Koontz drew
attention to the tearing down pro-
cess through which the United
States went through during the
World War. especially in an
economic and moral way The
work Of the Kiwanis club BIS as well
as other organizations of similar
nature in building UP the nation.
state and community was warm
~ commended by the speaker,
and the club was urged to con-
tinue the work.
The process of building, as the
Reverend Mr.. koontz outlined it.,
is divided into three forms; com
munity building, national build
ing, and character building.
In the way of community
building he urged increased
growth in home building, in the
securing of industries, in placing
the community on a sounder bust
ness basis.
National building was sketched
as that sort of building which is
based upon the principles UNDER
lying our form Of government as
first organized and in the
ton as a whole.
IN nl aractPr bui1din his
strongest point was perhaps made
in his declaration that no charac-
ter could be builded we'll without
having as its foundation the prin-
cip1es and teaching s of Christ In
this connection he listed many Of
the existing practices and tenden-
cies OF the people to do things
which the speaker declared dan
lgerous to the moral welfare of
the country. Among these was
the auto pettinS parties, the
modern dance. and the prevalent
style OF '.barbaric love- N otion
pictures.
Il was stated yesterday that
the railroad signals for the city
crossings viii VI betE on the ground
within a short time. Signals
were ordered once, but a mistake
in the style was made and they
had to be record cred.
Action was taken with regard
to the Warrington Securities Co.
last year were renewed. An eff
yesterday, and the pledges made
fort will be made TO secure the
necessary 100000 which will
enable the company to begin to
function.
Other committees reported pro-
gress, but nothing definite as yet
could be shown.
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Warrington Personals

Miss Hazel ConnellyEis here from
Akron, Ohio, for a visit with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. T. J. Comet
Nv in Highland avenue
Mrs. Hattie Morgan has returned
from a visit with relatives in Nor
gantown and sk:ngwood.
The Misses Anna and Martha
Joseph have returned to their oms
at Shinnsto after visit with reid-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A r. Conway have
returned from a visit with the for
mer's brother at Grant Town
A. Frank MILAN returned last
evening to .Tampico. Mexico, after
few days visit here. Mr.. MILAN
formerly resided here.
y. Oscar Jaco of Grafton was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Miss Stella Morgan and Mason
Morgan ofCecil, Taylor County, are
visiting at,the home Of their broth
er Hugh Morgan and family at
Stony Point Bungalow.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Flowers and
daughter Of Eldorado, Kan, are
here for visit with relatives They
formerly lived IN Warrington.
w. G. Vance Of Buckhannon is
here for a visit with his brother,
DR.. f. w. Vance in Pleasant street.
E. r. Fuller Of Richmond, Va,
auditor for. the Fraternal Order
Eagles, was business visitor in
Warrington yesterday.
Mrs. Lucian Talbot and daugh-
ter Ruth and son Hardesty Of
Sistersvi1le are guests at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. F. E. Fur
bee.
Harry J. Matthews has returned
from a few days visit in Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. George N. West. Of West.
Union is the guest of Mrs. U. H..
Debendarfer for a few days.
Mrs. Carrie M. Downey and
daughter katherine are guests at
the home Of Mrs. Thomas Leon
ard Ee ~
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Prince 2" she cooed. WHY. my
DEAR. I'm simply MAD about It
all. . To THINK that may be the
lucky sirl-the thought is PElS-
FECTLY PALPlTATING!
"".Oll. tell me- DO you think there
lis a Chance for poor little ME?''---- --
here she gurgled But Just
KNOW could make him a
.DUCKY little wife! After all, I
have Soul, which is more than
most OF these POOR things have:
WE should 50 enjoy the BETTER
THINGS together don't You knN*
reilly MEAN It. I know ne
must be an; UTTER DEAR! b
3&"DO keep me posted on my
standing, won't you--7-oh, you ARE
50 good! Oh. MUST you go? Good
by.-I'1n positively PERISHiNG,
reilly, &c oodby GOODBYE
The Contest Editor left her talk.
ing animatedy to her cat,
i$s2
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The Girl Who Speaks in Italics
is SIMPLY MAD about this chance
TO win the heart and Jewels Of the
Prince Of Wales. She is Miss Utter
Lee GAVIN, daughter Of one OF
Fairmonts proud old South Side
families.
She wasn't pushed into the great
contest to pick Marion County's
offering to Westminster Abbey
she plunged in headlong. scatter
ing superlatives. She was newer
more Intense never more Soulful
than sh.was at this moment. vita
her name and visage entered on
the roll of honor.
She was interviewed in her
music room where the phono-
graph is-by a representative Of
The West Virginian. She barely
stopped fluttering long enough 10
speak.
@5"Do long for the chance to be
the bride of that Charming
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wen nearS11is home Y oneg day Last
week. and win abesunabIe toS Tesume
hfsgworks fora fewsdays AZ;
MI. and Mrs . FL. IS e .ArnettSspent
Sunday with friends at Brink
Gerald Arnetts was the guest OF
C1emme Rice Sunday VIII
Miss Nell Kendall of Brink Is
staying at the home Of Mrs Annie 2
MILAN. 81 a
55, Mr.. and Mrs Earl Wilson and
son spent Sunday evening at the.
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. R w
Chase
Miss Edith Floyd was the guest
Of Miss Sarah Hayhurst5 over sun sun
day 5s1.
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BOYS! CLUB WINS
ANOTHER VICTORY
Athletic Club Defeated 2 to
in Snappy Game at Black
shere Park.

vi NANNINGTON July 26.-Once
more the Boys Club gained a VIC
tory over the Warrington Athletic
Club in five inning game at
Blackstone Park last evening. Inc
boys scored two runs with no. hits
in five innings. -5
1t was a nice clean game. and
some fast ball was played before
the end. although the entire game
somehow lacked the snap thaL
might have been there with a
larger crowd looking on.
Keefe pitched part of the game
for the Athletics and Harton fin
ished the game. 1t was while Har-
ton pitched that the boys ran in
their two scores, although they
got no hits off either man. Nc
CARNEY pitched a good game for
the Boys Club, giving the Ath-
letics only two hits. both singles.
in the five innings.
About the middle Of June the
Mannington Athletic Club dropped
a game to the Boys Club by a
score of 3 to 3 At that time they
played the following lineup- Mas
ter, Hammel, P. Magee, S. Gould,
r.. Gould, Stewart, Mccullough, J
Magee. Dunnigan, and Harton-
Again on June. 81 they lost a
game to the Boys Club by a score
of 10 to with a similar lineup
playing f. Gould, Hammel, Blake,
Hawkins, s. Gould. p. Magee,
Stewart, Britain, McCu1lough<
Daugherty, Harton ana jones LUZ. !.
The box score and summary OF
yesterdays game:
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-chie;a;zya.,o Grain

. CHICAGO, July Fluctuations
of continued active demand from
exporters gave firmness to the
wheat market today during the
early dealings. At first. however.
liberal receipts here an dfayorabla
weather northwest led to a tran.
sient downturn in prices. No
marked effect from the emergency
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MOOSE REHEARSAL

MANNINGTON. July s5.-The
degree team of the local Moose
lodge will hold a rehearsal tonight
in the lodge hall, and an earnest
effort is being made to have ali
the members of the team present.
Other business of Importance will
also be brought up, it was stated
last night The ritualistic slides for
degree work will be here for the
meeting tonight.