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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-29
HOPPE ALSO TAKES
NICE LITTLE PURSE

When William +. Hoppe won the 1872
balk line billiard championship tourna-
ment in New York Saturday he chalked
up his seventh successive victory.
Moreover, he pocketed a prize of $500
and q salary for the coming year of
$4,000. Which would seem to make it
worth while to be champion.
Twenty-one games were played in
the tournament last week, the first to
be held under the Standardization
rules. Nov. 6 at Cleveland the three
cushion championship tournament will
open, and the pocket billiard contest
will be held in Philadelphia in Decem-
ber
The balkline tournament was like
wise the first to be played since Novem-
Der. 1915. Seven stars were entered.
Welker Cochran, who hung up n new
high run record, was the youngest, be-
ing only % years of age. Hoppe was
is when he first won championship
match; he is now 80. George Slosson.
who once held the championship. is IS.
He lost a majority OF his games in
this years tournament.
GREASY COACHES FOOTBALL.
Cincinnati. Oct. 29.-"Greasy" Neale
lied outfielder, 10 an expert in foot
ball as well as baseball, and has been
engaged In coach the Norwood inde-
pendent football team here this fall
Nealc has coached for several seasons
La West virEinia-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-29
GOLF FOR r. r. EMPLOYEES.

The Union Pacific is the first rail-
way to bold a golf championship for
its employees. The event was played
over the Miller park links in Omaha,
and w. Seayey Husson defeated Ar
thar Peterson, s up and {. in the final
round. For tournament Of its kind.
the Union Pacific had II large entry,
81 in MI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
Wild ducks Whip
Flock of Decoys
Used by Hunter

FREMONT, Ohio.--Some live
ducks KEEP, by F. w, Schmidt, an en-
thusiasiic sportsman, were making
such quacking and squawking in
The pen in which they are kept that
schmidt jumped up from the dinner
table and ran out 10 learn the cause.
lie discovered that a flock Of wild
naIlards had descended and given
battle to the decoy dscks. Perhaps
the latter hsd decoyed some Of the
flock to their death and the surviving
members were seeking revenge. How
ever thst may have ben. ths w
ets6e sdministered I very thoroQh
dsubbing 70 the domsstics.ed q
lss6s before they permitted nI01n-
Aplves y Be shoocd axN BY Schmidt. !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
You Can Build Your Home

Consult your Real Estate Dealer, your Builder, or
Banker. They will tell you how you can finance the
building of your home
There are building and loan associations and some
OF the insurance companies that will help you finance
your home.
And after you have found the best plan for fnanc.
ing the building of your home get the contractor at it
at once.
Materials must stay at their present level You
cannot build at lower prices for years-if at ALL Proof
OF this is shown by the fact that you can borrow money
on the cost of your home in the same proportion of its
value as you could had you built before the war.
The men who loan money on dwellings know it is
safe to lend at present prices for materiashey have
studied the situation Talk It over with men who know
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
COLUMBIA ROLL OF
HONOR EXERCISES

Columbia Commercial roilcE" held IT'S
final roll of honor exercises this morning
in tho Columbia club auditorium. @l32
Market street. Tn" larE" number who
mcr.t"d the distinction speaks well for
the earnest efforts If the boys To b" on
the honor list for tn" last month Of the
school year
Following tn" opening chorus by the
entire student body. tn" championship
contest for iii" j ~ Rlum .;t"notyp"
medal was held The participants in the
contest were: charles f:ls' nhaucr Th""-
dnrc EomanoSky. Joseph Saad. John
Tunn"y and I"s"ph Wnir*dorr'r. Tn"
winner Will h" awarded IN" medal on the
graduation evening. June l."
\ preliminary typ"wrIiinE test WIS
held to qualify for the John Coleman
medal contest. wh:rh VIII h" staged on
Jnnc l. IN connection with tn" COM
m"nc"mcnt. Tho following rR"mbcrs "f
tho class "f l?2n qualified Edward Bach.
Howard Gant2cr. Paul Kr"$S. Thomas
Palma. Francis R"g"lc. Gregory R"ith,
Paul W":Eand. Charles Tcuf"l. George
G"hrluC. Robert Stahl.
Roll Of honor certificates Yer" pre-
scented by Faih"" Eu"rn'. r. ct"r "f 81.
NphnnS'!S'. To- IL" following: charles
EIScnhau"r. Joseph Saad. rhrn. E"man-
"slky. John TuumCy. J"s'ph Wm"*d"rf-
fer. Edward Each Taul Kr"Ss. Roh'rt
Stahl. Gregory E",ih. Cha'l"S Tcufcl.
Francis Reggie, Paul W"cand John
raddrU. Howard GautZCr. George G"h-
rnE. Edward KirrhCCSSncS. :. BREEDING.
&. Del g. Emg. y. fIahcrSlicH. ".
Hooker. q. Here's. NJ Kirchu"". l.. Phl-
lips. f. Sch tr"r. W. :, Uu':r'd. r. T"Hf"l.
J. ThnH"r. IT, W"l'". V Winic~iorif'
NJ Eau"r. NJ. Evans. ". llack"nh"rE. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
WITHIN THE LAW"
ALL NEXT week
Canada VII Present Great Crook Drama
within the Law" Mt the Court
All Next Week.

"Withn tho Law" with popular Cana
da as Aggir I.yrrh. tho female rrc",;.
company ut tn" Court all next week. win
will 10 tn" offering Of III" Canada Stock
tho usual matnocS on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday "WIrhin thc Law" is
considered tho host Ivy far uf all III"
plays written Of tn" underworld life
and in ii YOU arc spoil bound hv III"
intensely interesting and highly exciting
dialogue and thrilling rhmaXcs. Work.
ingS of The polio" department in the
larger cities is shown "a advantage and
Will" you ar" hold n hrcathlesS Sus-
p"rsc all through IN" play ther" ar"
many comedy lines and bright amusing
situations.
Tn" production from n scenic stand
point VIII l." fully in keeping with IN"
excellence Of III" acting and il is safe ~
say that u dramatic treat awaits Cana
das friends and admirers N this city
next week. No play or recent years has
had quit" tn" record &C within tho
Law" which had RUN Of over two
yGrs in New York and many weeks in
Chicago. Boston and Philadelphia. As
gentleman and lady vii J." admitted on
usual ON Monday night two ladies or
ono paid fifty cent ticket. providing they
are purchased before 4 o'clock Monday
evening III" Sr'" Of these tickets is
limited 20 300. They are now on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
BOYS TO Be TAUGHT
CATTLE JUDGING

County Agriculture Agent Hedges has
arranged to organize farm boys cat
tie judging class. that farmers sons
may be encouraged to make a study ut
cattle.
The West virginia Fair association
will offer prizes for boys cattle Judging
work in connection with the state far
and County Agent Hedges Is planning
to assist the boys SO that they Will be
able to enter the contest. Any boy in
Ohio county between -Tr ages If IT ;,'.d
Is years. will BIO eligible to enter The
class.
At the end OF the school season
halliday each wcok Will be devoted hv
Mr.. Hedges to instructIng The hoys fnG
no fee will be charged. TIL" class v:ilt
be taken on trips to tho country whcrc
the finest of herds will be inspected -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07

The greater tho necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity to use
The 1ntelljgencer Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
Most Needed.

People are often very much dlsap-
pointed TO find that thcir~family physi-
clan is away from home whom they most
need his services. Diseases like pan
! In the stomach and bowels collie and
diarrhoca require prompt treatment. and
have in many Instances proven fatal be-
fore medicine could be procured OF a
physician summoned. The right way Is
to keep Mt hand q hottie Of Chamber
lain'S collie and Diarrhoca Remedy. No
physician can prescribe n better meHi-
cine for these diseases. by having it
in the house you escape much pain and
suffering and all risk. Buy il now: it
may save life. For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
.aAsrA1r FRANCIS sIurH MARROW
or THE ORDNANCE RESERVE
CORPS IN TIE CITY.
e,owaRNngENr HAS ABUNDANCE OF
49, TRUCKS, TRACTORS AND
oTHHR MATERIAL TO LEND.
WOULD MEAN TEE SAVING OF
OF THOUSANDS oS
y DOLLARS IN BOOSTING WORK.

s The War DE- partm"Ui - vitality inter-
ested I'm the great reclamation project
as proposed b. tn" cry Of Wheeling
in which IL is suggested thar N" front
river be filled up. tn" bridges taken
down. 4 levce erected "n tn" west sid"
,sof the Island. the west channel deep
tened and the Wheeling creek valley BE-
teut through the hlu 1t ."nGthau's ra-
vine. 1t is also suggested that th"
wheeling hill be cut down. BY putting
the reclamation project INTO effect 4
Territory Of approximately 500 acres
would be added 10 WhsnNng
- Captain Francis Smith NARROW Of III"
Ordnance Reserve Corps. Of tn" United
states Army. Washington. y. g. was
! In the city yesterday and n" and Mr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
SOLDIERS
WILL Get BACK
FORMER POSITIONS

Tho Whitaker Glessner Co. will build
IS moro houses at stop 40 at Beech Bot
tom for the workmCn in the big new mill
recently put in operation at that point.
The houses will be built on the tcrrac-
about n quarter Of mile from tho mill.
Work upon the structures Will he
started Immediately and they will be
completed about the first Of August.
The company has already fifty mod
crn houses completed and occupied and
also n number Of rcm"dcl"d farm houses
making a total OF sCvcnty-fiv" houses
built. which with tho fifty soon under
way Will make good sized village conf
posed Of Whi.takCr-Glcssncr employees
alone.
Tho now dwellings Will differ in ar
chItcCtural design. hut all will he mod
erE and up To dat" with running spring
water. electric lights and all city I'M
prOvCmcntS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
ST. JOSEPH'S IS
CLOSEDFOR THE
SUMMER MONT tbs
PUPILS DISMISSED FRIDAY AFTER
NOON AFTER SUCCESSFUL
YEAR.
Prizes Awarded For highest Annual
Averages And Good Attendance
At Mass

ST. Joscphs Academy yesterday after
noon dismissed its pupils for the sung
MGR vacation. at the termination or
very successful year. TIL" reports were
given out and the Undergraduate honors.
consiSlS;inE Of prizes for highest annual
average and for good attendance NJ
Holy Mass. wcr" conferred in the music
hail by Very Rev. o. II. M"y". '. g..
after which each girl enjoyed treat OF
candy. End all went happily ON their
way glad 10 he free from school duties
for the next Ihr"" months.
Following is the list of honors cor
fcrrcd:
First Elementary Class.
IICh"s, annual average. Helen Fitz-
patrick. 90: Honorable" Mcntion--Eleannr
Campers. Nell Rymcr. Mary bertha o.
Kane. Regina ECrnhart. catherine Laihr,
Grncvicvc WitzhcrFcr. Thclma Holmes,
Madcliu" Dunn. Mary A@aroR. Mary AG-
nos MCGannon. Elizabeth Roger Alice
Walters.
Second Elementary Class.
Highest annual av"raE"-Martha Cain,
So: LcOna Crst SO: Virginia kaltcnbach
50; Katherine He'll 50: Geraldine Stochr
So
Third Elementary Class.
Highest annual avcragc-Rhca Lang
SIS.
Fourth Elementary Class.
Highest annual avcragc-Arna Viz
rinia Gaus S9E5; Rcrnardine Ycager
S9hs.
Fifth Elementary Class.
Highest annual avcraG"-Hclcn Car
roll IS.
Sixth Elementary Class.
Highest annual avcragc-Cathcrino
MCGuigEan S9S.
Seventh Elementary Class.
Highest annual avcragr-Lcona West
meyer 96g; Honorable Mrntion-Marion
Harmon. MaSgucritc Rohrccht. Hilda
Furkle. Hazel KaltcnbaCh. Cecilia O'COn-
ncn, Dolores Malcy. Mariana Arthur.
Margar"i Hill, Marie Mcneil.
First Preparatory Class.
Highest annual average Mary Fox
OIL honorable M"nrion-Mary Virginia
G"mpcrS. Ruth Donahic Cclestinr Coun-
Than. Anita Moylc. Elizabeth W.ngcrtcr.
Second Preparatory Class.
Highest annual avcragc-Adclade
Noll. 81. Honorable MISUNDERSTANDING
Wright. Mary kathcrin" IIassct.
Division Commercial.
High, st annual vrrag"--Elzahc'h
Rritcr -. Honorahlc Helen
Cusick. Catherine Hess. Fidrlis Miller.
Vera O'Cunncll. Cnth"rIu" .Altm"vCr.
Martha Ganjz"r. rl"r"nc" Thalmau.
Catherine C,,uGhlin. Regina Nanr"n. An
{, In Marcus
Sophomore Glass.
igh"sl annual av""Hs"-- angela Gla-
e'r &c. T. Iiuuorahl" McEtiOn--Ang"la
Shepherd.
Junior Glass.
Good attendance ut Holy Mass. Sep
tcn,hcr. 'l9IS. - Jun" 1919:
fs,,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
OPEN AIR SERVICES
AT ST. MATTHEW'S

The open air services that have been
held with considerable success Al 81.
Matthews Protestant Episcopal church.
Fifteenth and Chapline streets. for The
last three summers will be continued
again this season. The first service VIII
be held on Sunday evening at o'clock
and will last threc-quartcrs OF an hour
There will be an orchestra OF four
pieces in attendance who will give a
sacred concert for fifteen minutes pro
ccding tho service The service WI!
consist Of familiar hymns sung by tho
congregation. brief prayers and shor,
devotional address by Rev. r. r.. L..
Strider. Tho public is cordially invited
to be present. The services will cor
tinue during June and July. In case
Of rain the service will be in the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07

Wheeling Tent & Awning Co.
ORr Awnings and Service Satisfy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses


Clarence 4. Ihclau, -. Of Washington,
y, G.. and Forest l.. Risl"r. -. If Rel
lairU.
Peter Christie. &C. and Ethel Wulf. 20.
both Of Wheeling.
Deeds Filed
Deed dated juno &. l9l9--Guy r. G.
Allen. executor If the last will and tcs-
lament Of solomon lrctiyman. deceased.
10 Mamie Hell. wifi" Of Harry f.. He'll.
south half "f lot II in a. S. Rohinson's
addition To city Of Wheeling: Considcra-
tion $25nu.
Deed dated May 90. l9l9-Minnic c.
Schmidt 10 GcorE" H. Eisbcrg. Parcel
Of land in Washington district. $40 and
other valuable considerations.
Decd dated juno >. l9l9--W. r. Hicks
to George II. Dcringcr. Lot in Carroll
and Rarkcrs' addition to City OF Wheel
ing; $40 and other valuable Considera-
tons
Decd dated Juno 4. 19l9-Zcni"r ret
rOS ana Sam l'"troS. her husband. TO
RiChland Mining company. Certain lots
III KIRKLAND district: $40 and other val
uahl" considerations.
Deed dated June 3. 19i9--John /. Roth
and Minnie l.. Roth. his wife. 10 Edmund
T.. cole and Fr"da Naas cole. his wife
Parcel of land designated AS lot No. s
in Block M" IN First addition To Stccn-
rod $40 and other valuable COnSidcra-
tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
limited STATES ARMY OFFERS
tn AID IN GIGANTIC PROJECT
: tn MAKE A GREATER WHEELING

Wrrthtngtou Jacobus. CHIEF engineer IN
charge of the contemplated project and
Mr.. / VI. Scott. president Of the Wheel
ing Chan Der Of Commerce. were in
consultation. relative TO the reclamation
rroicct. Following the conference MI
Jacobus gave out the following state
mcnt.
Captain Francis S NARROW Is CO.
operating in every way with those who
Will in any way aid in giving the sold
icrs who are returning employment ana
ne stated that the War Department was
ANXIOUS 10 DO everything within its
power to aid in tho great task. The
United states government at the pres
ent time has thousands of army trucks
Of various types. as we'll as tractors.
motnrS. machinery Of all kinds that
would bc Of great value to contractors
and others performing work Of great
magnitude.
would Aid II Work.
This army officer and his corps OF
able assistants are willing and ready
To aid IN every way possible In helping
the local people to get the project start
Cd. which will insure many mon en-
ployment. boost business. improve
Wheeling and the local district The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07

Guggan. Mary Fox, Clara Murray. Eliz-
abcth Wingcrtcr.
Second Preparatory Class--Adclaide
Nil. Clara Garlic.
Division CommcrCIal-ElIZabc Rel"
ter. Catherine Hess. Martha GantZcr.
Angola Marcus. Florence Thalman.
Sophomore Glass Angela Chaser. An
gcla shepherd. Dclphaa Cartwright An
ma Weiss.
Junior Class-Margarct Cartwright.
nmmcrcirl--LaVinIa Clark, Cecilia
busch. Eulalia Ennis.
Arad, Katherine 4. Cartwright
Mary c. Hughes Marie Iocllcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07

government has aided in putting many
large projects Throughout; the country
of late and the great factory owned by
the KelloGgs Corntlake factory at Jcr-
sey City is a sample Of the work that
- being done 10 aid in providing en-
poyment for soldiers. 1t is likely that
some action will be taken relative to
having Uncle Sam" help If the local
project goes through.
The government has an unlimited
supply Of army trucks OF all kinds. as
we'll as surveying Instruments. wheel
barrows. tractors and light equipment
Of various kinds that will ill the need
Of practically anyone in the contracting
business.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-01
INDIANS WAR STAMP FIENDS

story Tulsa Oka has it that War Savings Stamps
tremendously popular among the Indians who have gotten
quick oil wells discovered their properties
em-on competitions popular the Indian Rockefe
buy IS stamps Sheets their cards neat
~ start licking and sticking at prearranged signal After
Indians capped field meet by lining up and racing the
post office to get the stamps registered.
wohe race and stamps Registered first He had past
ed on $4S5 worth War Savings Stamps minutes and
seconds His time to the posoce Sc seconds
fiat i. :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-01
CAN'T BEMIDJI HELP FERGUS FALLS

What seems the matter with Bemid and the Fer
gus Falls relief That's what great people
asking Why not clean Bemdis allotment within the
next few hours? Let's Co. what do you say?
Bemids allotment $500 We have raised about $685.
This usually the Bemdji Are going to stop at
this? OF not Townships about have already
lover the top' and way over at that.
8 could get 40 to give $40 each 80 men to
rive SIS each top would reached What would
Bemd folks think of other cities had such disaster hit this
city, they slow been to act? Let's not
think of it. Let's dig down and do things.
" Each the Bemdji banks receiving these subscrp
TONS Pay what you toward this fund and
Don't put it off, the sufferers need the money.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-01
=. ELKO THEATRE PROGRAM.

= the UnVe1Eng Hand IS the tltIe
Of the new World picture starring
Kitty Gordon which is showing to-
night at the E1ko +theatre and it is a
peach of a picture--fast-movin in
and unusual and giving
Miss Gordon one of the most
intensely dramatic roles she has ever
played. Two interesting short sub
sjects will also be screened at the Elko
tonight. Tomorrow the famous Fred
Stone comes to the Elko in Johnny
Get Your Cum" a regular rip-snorter
of picture, and in addition a Mack
Sennett comedy appears. The Elko
orchestra will play at each evening
performance. ~ I ;
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-01
~
NEWSOFT THE.
=: .
THEATERS
AN ENTERTAINING COUPLE.

W. MT. anu MIS-. WOOlI, WHO appear a.
the Grand tonight and Saturday mat
inee and evening have walked all OF
$500 miles in the U. S. Whenever
they saw something of especial inter-
est they had moving pictures Of them
selves made at the point of interest.
This they have done in all parts OF
this - country with result that their
films, which Mrs. Woolf explains, as
they are screened, together with the
trick violin music Mr.. Woolf plays,
presents a pleasing and entertaining
feature. The Woolfs have met and
been entertained by many noted peo-
pie, including Theodore Roosevelt, w.
y. Bryan, Mayor Mitchell of N. Y, J.
warren Kerrigan and w. s. Hart, all
5of whom appear in the pictures with
the WOolfs
The regular feature pictures at the
Grand, tonight Frank Mcintyre in
THE Travelling Salesman and Satur-
day Pauline Frederick in "The Peace
,of Roaring. River" will also be
screened.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-01
SNAPS!

S-room house, completely mod
ern. in Al condition, fine loca-
ton, one block from the Lake and
two blocks from the Normal, lot
5Ox14O facing east, city water,
well, and garage. A bargain sat
$4,000. ,
Best residence lot in the city,
4Ox14O on Lake Boulevard and
Dewey ave. near 18th street.
$1,000 part cash. :.
lat acre farm joining the city
limits, 20 acres under pillow, 40
acres fenced, 40 acres good tim
Der. Frame house, barn and other
buildings. Price $500 per acre,
part cash. -
4-room house in good condition,
on Mississippi ave. S. Cheap, If
taken at once. ~
Broom completely modern cot
tage, full basement, large porch,
lot 75x1O0, two blocks from the
High School. Price 81, 500.
80 acres, 'unimproved land, 2 u
miles from the end of pavement,
mostly hardwood land, small part
jack pine soil. A bargain at $50
per acre. For a short time ONLY
at $3.50, This will not appear
again. r.
GEORGE H. FRENCH. Phone 80
J. p. LAIR ~
/. Markham Hotel Building
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-01
American Shoes In China.

: American shoes are in high favor
among all classes Of Chinese. The av-
erage native, however, is unable to
secure them because of the high prices,
and is obliged to content himself with
cloth footgear, or with very poor imi-
tations of the American style of shoes.
Leather shoes are only for the
wealthy. Practically all Of the high
grade leather imported into China for
use in shoes comes from the United
States, while the lasts are made in
Japan and are copies Of staple Ameri-
r1n styles.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-01
MAIL ORDER HOUSE GAME

N What F. p Manu. prosperous merchant of Devils Lake, N.
told the Bemd merchants in and frank business
address Wednesday evening the Elk club he told of
he had been through c0batted the willy
resenting order houses selling goods used in
pairing meals being flooded with catch line advertising before
part with their hard earned coin for inferior
goods and with catch all and others at xhorb
itant figures to up the score
Betram county not free from this propaganda and
henever falls" for the game Of the scheming mail order
the other end. Not cents worth Of credit extended
The mail order houses don't know and for
except to get your coin.
1t to the local dealers to compete with INSCRIPTIONS
mail order far distant and show the people that
catch all scheme and that they money and
better goods at home. : = - -.
From angle community market would be of the
principal assets of Bemid and surrounding country This
when the and farmers stand mutually
important proposition. And the vitality inter-
ested. - -; '
If farmer wants to sell his potatoes he sell them and
get the money from community market and the potatoes
then shipped to obber They do pass through the hands
of five six mddemen each picking off his bit obber
sells direct to the retail trade. s:*'
Buresons autocratc control of the telephone
telegraph lines ceased midnight last night and again
communication lines Of the country under private control
Burleson considered tfor the place sadly
imposed upon. His administration wire administrator
one huge monumental joke, as everybody knows.