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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
NOT AT naARr1NsBURG.

Special Dispatch to Intolligencer. :.
Martiusburg. W. Va. Dec. 6.-,-Loc2
police authorities believe, II became
known here today that Clara Smith.
wanted in Oklahoma. in connection with
the death of Jake l.. Hamon. Hepuhli-
can national committeeman from that
state, and millionaire oil man. Is not In
mis- section, although reports sent out
from Oklahoma state she formerly re-
s stilIi in Martinsburg and may have re-
turned here. The Officers sine" lannon's
death have been unable to find anyone
answering the description given of this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07

Spscial Dispatch, 10 The Intelligence"
IfertZorg. city editor of tho Martins
burg Jou~lan. while crossing Martins
'lrg's rrmcipHl street today. was run
DOWN by an automobile travelling 1t 4
n!-h rate Of speed. as i result Of which
=" received irterr&l injuries. q cash in
his head and an ehrasion on the left
hand. \ few hours after the accident the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
CnorKIMG MANUFACTURERS
BREAK UNION RELATIONS

Boston. Dec. 6.-The Clothing Man
ufacturers Association of oBston voted
today TO break all relations with the
.tmalEamated Clothing Workers Of
America. Agreements which have gov
erned the employment Of $500 persons
in the clothing industry here were said
20 have been abrogatd by the workers
union.
Encouragement by the union members
of deliberatt restriction OF output
amounting at times TO 30 per cen, was
charged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
Chicagoan Makes Will
On Photograph Record

chicago. Dec. c.--Eorl VI. Reynolds.
%" tho South Bond Elevator company
and :. member o. the beard OF trade. has
inodo his will on Il phon"Sraph record.
ATTORNEYS James L.. and Francis j.
,'a,iahan dic:a:"d thci- names rs the
spoken signatures" OF Witnesses.
Tho VOICE is m!ghtier than the pen,
4aid Attorney James f.. Callahan. Tho
Judge before whom a phonographtc viii
= offered for probate can tell whether
no teStator was strong or we1k from
rhr tone ~ his voice. as reproduced bH
nc record. re can also judge whether
tho teSiator vas ~ sound and diSpoSin%
r!rd. from ~" nuoncE or lack Of huency
r"idenccd ny the record.
The Illinois statute. which provides
COR n written will should be modern
aI -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
Frankston Speaker at
Pittsburgh Celebration

Pittsburgh. Dec. G.-D"legates repre-
srnting twentS-s'x Rotary clubs of the
pittsburGh district. including many
from northern West virginia, attcnacd
thc celebration Of the tenth anniver-
sary Of the founding Of the Pittsburgh
club here.
Judge Thompson. district official.
presided here. while J. f.. Lcntz was
postmaster 1T q banquet which marked
thr celebration. William J. Frank
ston, president of the Wheeling club.
was one Of the principal speakers. An
elaborate program Of entertainment. in
Guiding vaudeville and singing by the
entire audience. featured.
BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
ASSESSORS TO MEET.

Special Dispatch to the IntelliEcnccr. :,
ClarkshurE. w. Va. Dec. "a call
was issued today by Ira L. SwiEer or
Clarksburg Harrison county assessor
q nd chairman Of the West Virginia AS.
ISOLATION of Assessors. for q meeting OF
all assessors OF the state. TO be held
January 5, at Charleston The main OBJ
jcCt Is to effect = rcorGlni2atio ton. made
necessary Ivy the recent general cleo
lion. Plans adopted ut a meeting of the
association some time ago to submit
to the state lcgisla-
ture will also be furthered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07

news paperman was forced TO undergo
an operation at the city hospital. He has
~ r.,jr chancr 10 rn"nvrr iI"-iY ~ "'''S
for many years editor Of tho Grafton
Leader. the ClarkS"urE rAronE..N '"'''
tho ClnrkShurE World.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
MIDDLEBOURNE

W. W. Chr.stlcy left Monday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07

Buy WAR SAVING STAMrS-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
DOCTOR PEGGY
BY DADDY

good breakfasts" he barked, barring his
teeth.
Get out Of the hospital! Leave my
patients alone" screamed DR.. Blue Jay.
Leave my, patients alone !" echoed
Dr. Blue Bird. Billy jumped in front
Of Johnny Bull and he and Peggy looked
into the glade. There were dozens and
dozens Of birds--al of them looking az
sick as sick could be. On one side of
the glade were rows of very thin, weak
appearing birds, all of them whimperins
and wailing, On the other side were
rows of very fat, over stuffed birds
all Of them gasping and groaning.
These are all my patients on this
side, chirped DR.. Blue Bird, proudly,
alighting among the thin birds.
Aren't they sick looking?"
mine are sicker looking" boasted
DR.. Blue Jay, flying down among the
fat birds. ''And they'll be a lot sicker
before get through with them" be
added with chuckle
''Oh. oh. we are so hungry we are
dying of starvation - walled all the
thin birds in chorus, while DR.. Blue
Bird proudly beat time with his bill,
like an orchestra director leading his
"oh, oh, we're stuffed so full we're
going to burst - groaned the fat birds,
while Or. Blue Jay grinningly beat time
Reddy Wood ,Pecker few down be-
as told you," he whispered. "Uniess
you turn yourself into doctor, Princess
Peggy, and cure 'em up we will not have
any birds left In Birdland."
Peggy agreed with him. She didn't
know what she could do as a doctor, but
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

fTomorro,o wiH DC told hoo DR.,
Peggy GOES 70 soork,j
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
CHAPTER III
The Bird Hospital

$50 anu AAooptto'
, Johnny BULL wrinkled up his nose
- at Blue Bird apd Blue Jay when
tnsy said they were doctors.
Woof! Funny kind of doctors you
are" he growled.
II think you have smallpox, mea-
sles, whooping cough and stomach
ache; YOU re eating too much" chirped
1T. Blue Bird, looking at Johnny Bull
just like a wise, important doctor.
haven't had bite to eat since
Yesterday at dinner, and now I've lost
y breakfast" growled Johnny Bull,
glsfing hungrily at Hoppity Hop the
hp rhspoit; and Hoppity Hop promptly got
Srom SU,nI ,pegsy, who had climbed down
-. ! think you have scarlet fever, tooth
s aene ana psregoric, You're not eating
yisaJ in9u should eat a lot ad'
Rss, Rgp W. biae Jay, frowning at Johnny
That sounds good You're a very
srowled Johnny Bull, and he. made a
snSadsn snatch at DR.. Blue jay. But
~. Biue Jay, With a screech, darted TO
w.s siEner nae branch in the bush where he
T., ,aNS Nit iSirt No fair,o scold.d DR..
"ue Jay Eat the other doctor!'
ad,iNo; d9n,t eat at all! That's my
,eat 'ce &c chirped Pr. Blue Bird, hopping
,csrtsiniS iSoanny Bulls reach, for the dog
HSuny, 2id look very hungry.
j eet 90, III take your advice until
bsy, growled Johnny Bull. Then he
Jsan snihing the air. ''Seems 10 me
s,i good hunting. / wonder what's
"a sSsnny cssy Bull poked bis head through
fs,,nrs 's1n ~ OK vines and looked into d
s''as' Why here are i lot 'ot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

I r,, J. Rurfon Froncis, a toomdh
Ia hioh ideols and more than the
,u tcnn ~ measure Of the miik OF
s'o,n sirdness conrsino through her
nun'." nof;ces that her ,ooshoondn,
ss,.'' watson, Is performing he" tobors
n's. 'Iyaoisk manner, inquiries about
~ 'hcoItk and about her numerous
nss;,dren. subjects her TO some uplifting
csl,',,, ea,r or motherhood, suggests books for
,a," Svsband TO read, ond interests
81, Tno,.sr in. the oeiforc OF the family.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

freddy Wood Pccker tells Pegoy
thdt the birds haze been made i'll by
Dr. Blue Bird aud Dr.. Blue Jay. She
starts for Birdidnd riding Hoppity.
Hop, a rabbit. and races ,Cith Billy,
oho Is riding JOHNNY Bull
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
SOWING SEEDS IN DANNY
BY NELLIE L. McCLUNC
a,,bor of "Tc Next OF Kin" "Three Times and Ouf ETC.

the night. she heard him laugh his
happy boyish smile.
James Ducker did not get the nom
ination.
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
DURANT-HARDING.

VfjdiDG If much interest to many of
t,s5e-s took place Thursday evening,
gst al which NJ IS Ethel Harding
sne the BRIDE of DR.. F. Chester Du-
Of Savbury Street, Boston. The
g.rmy took place at the beautiful
asof j Murray Walker, Fisher Hill,
sEae and was followed by recep-
Only relatives and intimate friends
Et BRIDE and groom were present. The
kaooked very beautiful in her gown
white satin, with a veil fastened with
rat5 Of orange blossoms and carried
/ tv.r bouquet of lilies of the valley.
eEas Unattended, but as she entered
room was preceded by two
! .ihI flower girls, Janet and Betty
fAg, dressed in dainty ruffled pink
Nos with caps to match. The wedding
1
|noly was performed by Rev. DR..
Fad BTookllne, and the bride was Civ
! b marriage by her mother. Mrs.
k.as H. Woodman of Boston and
krtpTt, Maine. The bride is a we'll
iHaS concert pianist, and also the
FkEman oboe player in the country.
Es@ 3Doist for Mr.. Chapman at the
EinEsstryal Just before her wedding.
|;lRH of the Boston Symphony Or
Ia,ia dnc others we'll known in must
I ,Ices were present. The Brooke
% FINISHED the music. Bangor pa
H please 2opy.J
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
Hard Winter Likely for Maine Island
Dwellers.

Rev. j. L. Corson, superintendent of
the Penobscot Bay Bethel Mission, which
maintains a Seamen's Mission at Rock
land, and reaches out a helping hand to
the isolated islands, reports that this
winter there is likely to be more distress
than usual among the fishermen who
have sickness or large families.
''There are new conditions, or factors,
operating against the small fishermen on
our section of the coast" says Mr.. Cor
son, (which makes it impossible for
them to realize profit for their catch.
Lobster fishermen are doing a little
better, but with the high price of all ma
terial that enters into the manufacture of
traps, and the high price of gasolene to
drive their boats, they have little left to
buy food and clothing
"Our society has been supplying the
needy families with clothing for the past
IL years, and we will do our best to meet
all needs this winter. Nineteen families
were helped last winter.
"Since the beginning of the war we
have had hard work to secure needed
clothing for the children while that for
adults has been ample. Four families
have called in the last few days for cloth
ing and we are unable to meet the need
at this time. We would be glad to re-
ceive clothing from any person or
society,""
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
WHAT A LITTLE MONEY WILL DO

Half million dollars invested conser-
vatively now would return SS0,OOO a
year indefinitely.
Thirty thousand dollars year would
support six or eight college professors,
capable of explaining the mysteries of
kitchen chemistry or DR.. Einsteln's cos
mic outcurve.
Thirty thousand dollars year spent
on books would pile up by A. ID. 2O2O as
large a library as there is now in the
world.
Thirty thousand dollars year would
support ten modest scientists, who might
give their whole lives to the problem of
drawing energy from the air; or fifteen
humble philosophers, who would think
constantly upon the riddle of existence.
The half million dollars upon which
these calculations are based is the $780,
600 which somebody has offered Dempsey
and Carpenter to get into ring and en-
deavor to render each other unconscious.
N Y. Herald.
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
CAPT. c. F. PALFREY

lre Reiia1ds, Calf, Daily Facts of
w. all says Of a former resident of
kha
ypiaIn Carl F. Palfrey, for some time
VnpaIalYely feeble health, but after
l@4t Illness of only a few days, pass
| '"'y sunday night, October 18th, at
ivy y5O at his home at Asst Chestnut
'rAua
'''''a fa!trey had lived in Redlands
\ ~; !'Ol lie was a retired officer of
!. .4l,ea States Army, a man of fine
s'a' ana his excellent mind found
, -'-' .yy1gemal associates in this city of
,..Ie- People.
b. 'p''u fsiITey's army experience be-
~, ''' a.. ms appointment to the United
l,s 9'.!.Jary Academy at West Point.
MAN,, .s 1900, just "a years to day
~ '.' y lis death. He was graduated as
,,r rG.' lieutenant June Is, 1870, and
is,, to the engineering corps two
A. s'7I In 1874 he was promoted to
; p, ,-.',-'gaancy and on March 26, 1883,
s ,'I llaie captain. On account of
M, 'I ni. he was retired at his own re-
~ ~ Vclooer rs. 1895.
i, 'I r,'. Faltrey's military experience
s,, sven largely to Arizona. AS an
s. ,.'t "e lad out many of the Indian
ags ra,.o'a OF that State, although the
lIm ,S wy problems of the great Mis-
n ~ liver aimed a portion of his
S g; 1e was secretary of the Missis-
gM VEL Il commission for considerable
ar,t,, ne also served several years as
Fo,ouD' Ia mathematics at West Point,
aiye p .s upon his retirement from
.as 9''yIce, Captain Palfrey spent
jeab1 In Denver and Mexico, prior
.bs-o Issuing his home here. He was a
ois5 a. ana his household affairs were
as b a' t all the time of his residence
Gors5i'" toward Peters-a length of re-
iIcb W.. 'uat is not often reached, and
tib " , due IN large measure to the
Srvn-5'.' 7ii'lon by him who served.
/ Rs...as relatives are two nephews,
Cot If n Faltrey Utter of the depart
Bsrs. 1aglish Of the state university
W. and w. VINO is expected here tomor-
ageneo11 upon whose arrival funeral ar
civil sns, are pending, and j. C. Utter,
esps I +.si3 of St. Louis, also two
eisl stF iIiis,Qing III Los Angeles. Local
u The CC'aVlonS by Captain talfrey were
Id 1puntFy Club and the University
h JuIv was native of Massachusetts,,
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
SICK STOCK

BOOK on treatment Of Horses, Cows,
Sheep, Dogs and other animals, sent
free. Humphreys Homeopathic Vet
Urinary Medicines, 156 William ST., NY,
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
I RIED[SI ON
EARTH SHE SAYS
WOMAN HAD SUFFERED
b1 WARS GAINS TWELVE
~ ms TAKING TANLAC.

bslieve half of what they
dds about Tanlac, bat since l
a!Il5 Twelve pounds in weight l
gaIl7r r,ys4lf what it will do. said
=. F Mitchell, 102 Presumpscot
..lD gesrs before l started taking
'F1 .o,+,nueJ Mrs, Mitchell, 81 had
/ frem a bad form of stom-
ii sra had been told that it was
t9gD' s5gId not eat anything with
t3' agony afterward and for
s-' hadn't SO much as tasted
Yso also suffered terribly
tomstisu n the back of my neck,
pc and hands. My head ached
,la- sfa. all the time, and some
lD- rom the rheumatism and
~ 4s-.nar would nearly drive
fI- My hands, too, panied
I w often became SO numb and
= -1. begin to use them. My
''- such bad shape it was i'm
Us to get a good nights
Is r.,aHy became so weak and run
,.-I.a barely get around and would
~ bed Jlst about every other
, v" 60 b. a thing.
lgBss1 .aklng Tanlac but short
~ rss1 / felt SO much better l decid-
piece Of beefsteak and to
=. What bad condition l had been
s@sb9nl actually became frighten-
.n7. saw me start to eat it. Well,
5snf hurt me a particle and from
-r-orais / have been eating just
NJ want and everything agrees
y. !. 'r5rfectly. The rheumatism and
5ss dave left me entirely and for
time in years | am free from
M nerves are Just splendid and
len Ike child all night long, al
d Mo IN the mornings feeling
rs.-eshad and my strength has
4 90 that / can do my housework
fleet ease, | never expect to be
T2nlac IN my house again for l |
jst1e greatest medicine on earth"
=. sold in Belfast by Read & |
nd by the leading druggists in
Town
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
NOTICE

Now is the time to buy your vegetables
for winter. Nice mealy potatoes 81. so a
bushel; turnlps, every one warranted to
be good, SLIGO a bushel, delivered any,
where in the city as long as they last.
TIA E. H. KNOWLTON. .
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04

Every motor highway
and by,vay throughout
picturesque New Eng
land and New York is a
part of the long "SOc0ny
TrQiI".
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
FOR SALE

1917 eight cylinder 7-passenger Murray
touring car, mechanically perfect, cord
tires, two practically new, would make
good renting car. Can be seen at Dickey's
Garage for few days. Price $500. For
further information call telephone 1924
C. C. ROGERS.
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04

5nss cures of the Bureau of Foreign
s20o' ~ Commerce show that more
ars ?0oo'OO0 worth of imported
Sta. bonded warehouses in the
lrka ,a1eS ready to be thrown into
lre j.; suspicious times. In this
K, aug nsladed heavy stocks of cot
[ ANU ru wool manufactures. From
eDa pDrtafances Europe has recover
oUntrs, from wars effects to give
reIi,yI an experience which will
neled by those concerned for
scee9 sm ae of our wage earners or
10Y Of our manufactures,
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
For Rent

Large two story house on Miller Street,
known as the Carter house. In fine re-
pair and with extra garages. Suitable
for boarding or lodging house. Apply to,
4ltf ORRIN j. DICKEY,
Insurance and Real Estate, Belfast, Me.
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04

The odds of to I against Cox were
slightly lowered yesterday by report
that he had stopped talking. This rumor
is happily untrue.
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04

ys II Ss ~ Republican in warning
the h L. careful at what they shoot,
Noes sadian's saying: 'If you shoot
Tits =. u is $500; but if you shoot
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
JOHN ]. GSELL

Corner Bridge and Washington Streets.
would take a few pupils on cornet, slide
trombone or any band instrument. One
King cornet for sale. 2w44
The courier-index., 1920-01-30
u;llion Packets o.
rlnwer Seed rec

-. believe in flowers around the
We ~ the South. Flowers brighten
home. home surroundings and give
Up ~ rs and satisfaction to those who
nse Nave set aside more than ons
W. nackets of seed Of beautiful
rni .asiIv grown flowers to be given
o"r customers this spring for the
70 D.ifving of their homes.
0e s,astings' 1920 Seed Catalogue is
l' rsady. Brilliant cover in natural
row ,ers 100 pages of garden and farm
CUM Cremation. profusely illustrated It's
niV' nne worth while seed book for
~ ,.hsrn gardeners and farmers. This
.s,oyue is absolutely free to you on
nost Your name and address on
ssostal card or in letter. will bring 1t
:. vou By return mall.
mis- 1920 Catalogue will show you
49,, how you can get five packets OF
, rassr seeds five different sorts) alb.
.,n,sly free of cost this spring. Send
~ This catalogue today without fail.
W. mitigation to buy anything unless
!, want to. n. G. HASTINGS CO.,
s..dsmen, Atlanta, Ga.-(Advt)
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replyed & sed Sir | have no auto
mobile beg in.
Sunday-pa was jawing at me
because | had ran around with sum
ruff dds. He sed | should ought
be more Particular. Look at me he
sed | am acquainted with all the best
peopul in the town Ma sed Yes he
is but they is lot of them won't
admit it.
Monday-pa was warning ma a
bout deseese germs which is on mum
ny like small pox & dipthery & mees-
els & humps & bunyuns and etc. But
they assent emmy danger of ma get
ting emmy deseese unless the germs
is mighty quick jumpers.
Tuesday-Jane saw me running
away from Pug Stevens which sed
he was going to whale the stuffin
outa me. She cuAed up her lips &
sed meaninshly Yrre a coward & it
was disgrace 2 run from Pug like
you done. | didn't say much her
cause she is a lady but believe ME
had rether be disgraced than disfig-
gered
Wednesday-th teecher asst a
question of Jake What is a Volcano
& he sed 2 her A Volcano is a noun
tain which is hollow & full of hot
lather.
Tuesday--Jane rote me note &
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mittee after comforting with Homer
s. Cummings, chairman of the nation
al committee. Subcommittee for
each county also will be selected.
Guy A. Freezing of Harrison, sec
rotary of the Arkansas Corporation
Commission, was elected member
of the state committee to succeed his
father A. N. Freezing, who resigned
after being appointed census direct
or for his district.
The courier-index., 1920-01-30
suvER HAN DBEEN IN
MINT SINCE YEAR 1891

sack of 1000 silver dollars re-
AMY delivered to a San Francisco
ssnk has been in the vault of the sub
treasury since the day the coins were
limited. October 81, 1891. The
hank figures that if the money had
been drawing interest from the date
i was coined the sack would now be
worth $4,000 instead of 1000.
The courier-index., 1920-01-30

Well, we see the freshmen girls of
Washington University have voted
overwhelmingly against cheek-to-
cheek dancing, on the ground that it
is insanitary, but we hear nothing
from the seniors, who, with their ma
turer minds and all, probably realize
that one cannot go through life with
out taking some risks.-Ohio. State
Journal.
The courier-index., 1920-01-30

Old Salt: Yes, sir, fell over the
side of the ship and a shark e came
along and grabbed me by the leg
Visitor: Good graciousl And what
did you do? Old Salt: Let i'm ave
the leg, of course. | never argues
with sharks.-Galvesto News.
The courier-index., 1920-01-30
THE HIGHEST WOOD

The Highest wood is the wood of
smbach, leguminous plant that
grows near Lake Chad and on the
tributaries of the upper Nile. The
tree, which is sometimes called the
nth tree, often attains a diameter of
six or seven inches in the two or
three years of its life. At that age
il dies and another tree sarts from
its roots. When cut the wood is al
most whits and soft and brittle, like
the pith of elder.
The courier-index., 1920-01-30

emmy more 4 Jane
sed they had run
out of wind since
they was useing so
menny Eroplains &
Balunes.
SATURDAYS pa
& ma & me was a
walking down the
street they was a
fella on the corner
begging for money.
Pa w a S kinda
grouchy & diddent
have no mummy en-
ny how as ma been
a shopping yester-
! day & he sed 2 the
beggar Why do you
stand there a beg
ging & the beggar
The courier-index., 1920-01-30

Little Harry: | want to get a
bale of hay. Dealer: What do you
want with it? Is it for your father?
Little Harry: No sir. It's for our
horse.-Chicago News.
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sed on it Dear Stats do you still like
me? what did you get in rithmatick?
what are you going to do Saturday?
rote back and answered her TIL say
so. sixty s. trap musk rats & skunks.
The courier-index., 1920-01-30

Rhode Islands move looks like an
attempt to have the Constitution de-
clared observation-disclosures
IS. CO. Piedmont.
The courier-index., 1920-01-30

Mr.. Bryan is indeed a hardy qua
drenmial- Philadelphia Public Led
ger.
The courier-index., 1920-01-30

Emma! It's with pleasure we
Improve this long-awaited chance
To say how glad we are to see
Your name among our Emm;
grants.
Boston TRANSCRIPT
The courier-index., 1920-01-30

Gossiper usually choose their bet
tiers as subjects so as to have some
thing worth talking about.
The courier-index., 1920-01-30

There is nothing so irresistibly
contagious as laughter and good hu-
NOR -
The courier-index., 1920-01-30

Many a live wire would be dead
one if it wasn't for his connections.
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-O-O-O-O-O-o-O--c-
STATS DIARY
)-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o

Friday-The teecher asst Jane why
was they not very menny winmills
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Boston Transcript.