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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

to her home in Fairmont after spend
ing the past week visiting friends In
this city.
Charles Burgess. Jr.. OF Woodlawn is
spending Il few days visiting with
friends and relatives 1t Warrington.
\. c. Meyers has returned 70 his home
in Lorraine. o.. after q short visit with
friends here
Mrs. Harry Clousc of Film Grove will
leave this evening for Charleston, w.
Va. where she will visit with friends.
Prof. Harry Smith Of Warwood High
School is attending the conference at
Parkersburg.
Misses Lide and Sara Dudley have re-
turned to their home on the South Side
after spending the past few months at
their cottage at Bethesda
Mrs. Bell Of Pittsburgh Is tho guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Jennie Wheeler of
81 Twenty-fourth street.
Miss Eta Roberts. librarian OF tho
Wheeling Public Library Is attending
the convention of the State Librarian
Association being held this week a.
Petersburg.
Miss Llbbie Greer Is in California
where she expects to remain throughout
the winter.
Miss Bell II. Granahan and Miss Mary
Rcppeto are In ParkcrSburg attending
the State Librarian Association conven-
ton.
Professor c r. Citizens. Wheeling sup
intendent Of schools is in Parkersburg
this week where he went to attend the
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About People
Movements OF Individuals To And
Prom The City.

Mr.. William Ham. OF Cleveland. IS
visiting at the home of his parents IN
this city. for the weekend.
William Clemens returned to his home
on the Island last night after bust
ness trip down in the State.
Sam NJ Rice of Slatington. Pa. is in
the city and will be the guest OF friends
here for the next several weeks.
]. l.. Haberkorn, Of New York City
- spending a couple OF days here on
business.
Jack Allen OF Clarksburg will leave
this morning for his home after spend
ing a couple days in the city visiting
with relatives
Mrs. 5. {. Weick of PittSburg is
spending a few days visiting with rela-
tives on the South Side.
George Snyder of WellsburG will
spend the weekend with friends in this
city.
NJ. G.. Buskirk. Of Steubenvillc. o.. is
spending a few days here looking after
business
Miss Marxarc, Herolds has returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
GIRL SCOUT DRIVE

Today is the first day of Girl Scnu3
Week here. as it Is everywhere in the
United States. The memberships cam
paign opens today and every succeed
ind day of the week will sec girl scouts.
waglng their campaign for new MEM
bcrs.
While tho local four troops have no.
announced their program II is known
that they will hold several rallies ami
parades. The greatest rally of the week
will be held at the Y. NJ. G. a. gymnaS-
ium on Wednesday, evening of this week
The various troops under the direction
OF their respective, scout masters. Will
stage 4 pageant showing tho work of
the girl scouts. They will give demon
STATIONS OF first aid work and will
unite in drill work. The public in gen
rral is invited to attend this rally and
those girls contemplating joining arc
especially urged to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
STREET CAR man IS
TAKEN ILL SUDDENLY

Albert Kessler, we'll known ConGu .
tor on the North and South division or
the City Railway line OF the Wheeling
Public Service company. was taken ~
suddenly last evening while on duty aa |
was at once rushed to the ohio Nallr.
General hospital. where 1t VAS report"
he was suffering from commissions.
Mr.. Kessler Is :; resident Of III" L.
land. living at No. 400 North llur"I
street Attendants at the hospital
stated at an early hour this lnOrntn :
that his condition was still serious bur
II Is thought no will recover.
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comprising Mrs. Virginia Hall Donneliy,
Mr.. WILLIAM Dietrich. Mr.. William Grlf-
nth and Mr.. John Connolly. under tho
direction of Mrs. Donnelly, choir direc:
tress. gave L number of old fashioned
ballads. Mrs. Donnclly wore q Martha
Washington costume and members or
the congregation who participated In
the entertainment also wore costumes
Of that period. The event was unique
and enjoyable and attended by large
crowd. Refreshments were served to-
ward the close Of the evening.
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Book Review Luncheon

"The Iron City" Is The hook chosen
for discussion at the Book Review
luncheon to be given AT the Eorr street
Temple next Friday afternoon. IT is L
sociological study OF the conditions OF
the smaller colleges of the country.
rather in the nature of criticism.
showing the inadequucy OF tho smaller
college To- meet the present day condi-
lions of the student. The scene Of the
story Is laid in midwestorn collage
town, and the book Is the first written
by the author. NJ. H. Hedges.
Rev. Clara Cooke Helvie and Mrs.
Walter II. Kelley will preside as Lead
crs. Two groups have been arranged
for this years meetings OF the review,
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JunEY COX DERA11.
Pictures which Were Scattered FhDoIGA.
out the City Ars now Thing Of
the Past.
Have you ever walked along Il

Fave you ever walked along the vari-
Gus thoroughfares Of the city and watch
ed to see the number Of Cox pictures
that have been taken down from thS
windows" There are few pictures left
and in their stead many Harding pic
lures haEe taken their place. Many
real honest to goodness Democrats have
also taken Up the america First" slo-.
gan and have tackled up Harding's pic
ture at number Of places throughout
the city. $50. -. ~
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Cocktails
Collec.iate Alumn2e

Miss ETA NJ. Roberts. lhrar!a or tho
N'he.lin" Public i,ihrIry. VIII address
tho members Of the Collegiate Alumnae
association at their meeting next Sat
urday. November 18th. at the Y. w. G.;
A.. speaking on. the proposed EXTENDED
rrugraIn ui tn" l,H!;try association. Mrs.
John Il. Garden Will read q report Of
liza n-crcrl,nn+ of the convention OF
The stat" Federation Of Wumcn's clubs
which met at IIlurtield.
: tea will follow the program a.
which Mrs. {. :. Robinson. chairman or
the hospitality con'mitt-e, aSS!S&H ny
ynung. Mrs Lee Hill and Miss MnSon,
who compose her committee, Will serve.
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Entertained for Children.

The Misses tnfnmInS wer" hoSteSses
Yesterday afternoon at their home on
Chap!ine street. to 4 rhildrt MS party.
given for their little nephewS and niece,
Masters Robert HaZlrtt, Jr. and Jimmie
Hazlett, and Miss Catherine lIazlett. The
afternoon was spent in the enjoyment
OF unique games and romps and 4 de-
l!gktful luncheon WIS served.
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High School Club Of Y. W. o. A.

The High School club or the l. W.
c. A. had most enjoyable and sue
ccssful meeting Friday afternoon IN
,the club rooms at the Y. w. c. A. build
ing. ~
which was followed by the reports OF
the various committees. The member
ship committee announced that mere
would be recognition service for new
members In two weeks. The service
committee had candy for sale to earn
money for their French orphan:
Marie Deiters, chairman OF tho So
cial committee, had charge OF TIE
meeting. \ delightful program oro was
planned. Including solos by porotny
RclI, Manila Wagner and Henrietta
Aftcr the program the club adjourned
TO supper which was lively aHair;
Tha dining room VAS decorated in old
gold and blue and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS adorned the table. 49,,
Later in the evening the ciuo
marched down TO the high school in
!. body to join in the football parade
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Kirfwood Club Net.

Mrs. Blanche Steenrod. president OF
the Klrkwood Club. presided at their
meeting Mt the Y. W. c. A. on Friday
afternoon and plans were perfected 1or
the club meetings for the season.
Those who attended the meeting were:
Mes DANES:
Crawford Booth, Wood T.. Thomas.
w W. Scott. Frank Woodcock,
E;rnest Hnee. Blanche Steenrod,
w q Holmes J. A. Mc(ilenn.
WIN Rriedsnstcin, James K. Butler,
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on T'ursHu". N"vr'rh"" -. the annna !
bazaar and 'rhanksSiv:nG dinner given
by tin" ladies of St i.uii,5 church. vi!
be held In the par.Sh rooms OF the
church. 4 bazaar VII hc the feature or
the afternoon with hu"lhE and fancy
tables arranged displaying ATTRACTIVE
articles for sale. III" usual excellent
Tha nksgiving menu VIII be served.
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tins Ferry Lecture Club will be held on
tuesday afternoon at the Board OF, Trade
Club rooms in Martins Ferry. having
been postponed from the previous Tues
day This meeting has been scheduled
as Artist Day. and an interesting pro-
gram has been outlined. giving an &C.
count OF the artists and musicians
Ewes Of America Mrs. Flora Williams,
Of wheeling. will be the so!o!st and
Mrs. H H. Criswell will be hostess.
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Clothes for Near East,

Several boxes OF clothing have boon
packed and sent to the Red Cross com
mittee for the relief Of the Near East
by the local Red Cross workers, OF
which Mrs Harry Whitaker has been
the chairman. The work has been as
sisted by the womens societ es OF most
of the local churches and l or more
layettes have been made for the in
fants Of Armenia and that devastated
and starvation ridden section Of the
world. The Red Cross earnestly re-
quests the cooperation Of all women S
societies in making the remainder OF
the allotment which has been assigned
10 the Wheeling chapter. as several
more outfits remain to be completed.
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entertainment at Rousy's Point.

Tb, Sabbath school class Of the
Donoy's Point L. =. church taught by
Mrs. Annie Giifnn OF Elm Grove, COM
nletely surprised their teacher on
Thursday at her home. the CLASS -
composed Of thirty members. Ihe1
came cninaSSc bringing wcll-flled bask,
els and generous dinner was enjoyed
Sv nil 4 few invited guests were
nrcscnt. including J. a. McCutchroH'
SUPERINTENDENT OF the school ana the
pastor, ]. w. Beckett.
Some business was transacted AT
arrangement was made for an entertain.
rnent celebrating the 300th anniversary OF
III. landing OF tho Pilgrims TO be oD-
served the latter part Of the nonth.
After the noon hour agcncral goou time
was had by all. The guests dcpaNGa
late in tho afternoon wishing MIS-. ~ ~,
fin many more happy surprises III Ire.
Those present were: MIR. and Mrs
7 W. Rtckr,t. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Nc
TurrheUn, Al:: J. VI. Suplcr. Mrs joe
R~ndrr, Mrs. Horace Powell. Mrs. X: II.
Gibson, Mrs. Wilma jenkins, Mrs: W. (
Srr,lcr, Mis- Lille Hrlfenbinc. Mrs, j.
NJ McCutchcon, Mrs. John EoEers, MIS-
Mrs ], A. Kirk, Mrs. L. W. Supler, Mrs.
~ /, Crnlc, Mra. Milton Fras!cr. Mrs.
iHibrilrc Price. Mrs. VIII Craig. Miss
Sophia G!ffiu. Mrs. Milton Tctue, MIS-
= y orr. Miss Flora GifIin, Mrs. Annie
a. Gifhn.
social was Mold by the Epwurth
League OF The. Fourth street NJ. =.
,.Lurrh IN the social ""nm "' the church
last evening. The evening vas spent IN
i"Irnnq after which refreshments were
served Mr.. Ray Charu2A was chair.
man cf the entertainment; committee and
.bCI, SiEty members were in attcncitnce
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Y w, c. A. Renewal Week.

,rngress a9 the Young Women's Chris
fian Association 4 special effort has
been made all Of the week 10 remind
those in. arrears of payments oil dues
and as this Is The last day on when
dues will be received. 1t IS hoped mat
nii renorts will BE- in this evening.
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a A r Ladies Meet.

Thu James A. GARFIELD circle OF the
Ladies' OF the G.. 4. K. will meet on
Wednesday afternoon. November 10,
at their rooms in the Mutual Bank
building. Mrs. Miller, leader OF the
circle, will preside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

When woman accuses n man OF
flattery lis a sure thing she wants him
t. SLY 4 some more.-Hamilton Her
aid.
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Dinner Party ut Country Club.

Mrs. Alexander Glass will be hostess
this evening at a charmingly appointed
dinner party to be given at the
Country Club. 1t will be an infor-
NAL dinner with covers laid for 20
guests, given In honor OF Miss Elizabeth
Walmsley, Of Washington, d. c.:
The guests will be:
Misses:
Elizabeth Walmslcy, aker
Washington, d. C.,Margaret Irwin,
Sara Whitaker. Eleanor Stewart
Blanche Storer, Minnie Milton,
I ,ouIss Nelson Writ Hottie Hazlett,
MeSsrs:
woodward Franz t.. b. Hopkins,
holm, Wright Hugus,
VIM. Fra nzheim Lieut.. Zoller.
Junior Franzheim. Washington, D. c.,
Tom Hearno. VIM. Simpson
Messrs. and Mesdames:
Andrew Glass, Nelson whitaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
JANET RICHARDS
To SPEAK HERE
FAMOUS CURRENT EVENTS SPEAK
ER WILL GIVE An ADDRESS Be
PORE TEE WOMAN'S CLUB
NEXT SATURDAY AFTE1-
NOON AT ELKS' CLUB
Miss Richards Conducts Glasses In Cur
rent Events In All the Eastern
cities, and Is tho Best OF
War Kind,

Miss Janet Richards, famous speaker
on current Events, who makes her home
in Washington. D. c., where large &C
uuaintance among members Of the dip,
lomatlc circle, and the senatorial ara
congressional members gives her oppor-
tunities OF gathering first hand facts
will talk for the first time before
wheeling audience next Saturday after
noon at the Elks' club at o'clock. un-
der the auspices OF tho Current, Events
department OF the Woman's club.
Miss Richards is acknowledged
throughout the east to be one or the
most versatile and well-informed speak
ers on questions Of the hour IN the
country Her lectures in Washington
are attended by members OF the SUI
rremc court, by senator's and congress
men. and members IF the diplomatic
corps. She has remarkable Insight
into world questions Glasses conduct
I'd by h"r throughout the east are at
tended by men. women and students
representing the best Informed and most
influential people Of the country.
The Current Events department., I'M
der the direction Of Mrs. W. c. Burke
has been fortunate In securing So re-
nowned q woman and Judging from the
interest already taken in her coming
and the advance sale OF tickets. there
will be a great audience to greet Miss
Richards upon her arrival here. Tho
attention Of men is called 10 the lecture
and they are cordially invited to be
present The subject Of Miss Richards
lecture here will be: "Ouest!cns Of the
Hour; Home and Foreign"
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NORTH SIDE
wArwoo6 and Richland

wARwooD METHODIST CHURCH
18th St. and Warwood Avenue
NOV. 2, 9:45 A. M. Sunday school
Supt: L. W. Brown. Womsn's Bible
Glass, Mrs. Arthur Lazenby. Mems
Bible class, the Pastor. $500 p. M
Sunday school board meeting, import
ant business. GAS y. NJ. Epworth
League devotional meeting, Mrs, Ia
zenby. $3.50 p. NJ. Public Worship,
Sermon by Row. c. Fred Anderson
District Supt. A cordial welcoua
ARTHUR LAzENBY, Pastor.
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Scottish Rite Dinner Dance

Tho second annual dinner dance OF m"
SroI;l;i. Rite Guard OF the West VIZ
ginia GoH siSlory, was held last n'Ent ~
:Mr Scottish lENtr Ca'h"d"%. on our
rrnnu # T!,;shIrgh FURNISHED tn" music
aud sryc.n! h"aut!ful numbers were
sung nv hem. 'rhr following menu
was served after which the rrma' nder
If Che evening WAS spout II dancing
Cocktails
C,cla->- ITck,rS Olives
cream Of Tomato Soup
i'ru;: ea!ad 'Whitc FISH shrimp Patt!c
chicken Punch cream nj Potatoes
Ice Cream fr"Hrh Peas Cake
About one hundred couples were pres
Int
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Lecture Reoital Club.

consisting Of about sixty members SO
far enrolled.
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phi,anthropic Departments.

Mrs. Fred Faris will be in charge OF
the next program to be given on We'd
nesday evening. November "a, at the
AltenhcIm Home for the benefit OF II"
aged ladies'. The program arrange
ments have not yet been made, hut mus
ic in keeping with the standard OF the
previous entertainments will be offered
by some Of the best Of the citys talent
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Theatre Party

Mrs. Anne Somehow entertained
party OF twelve at the Court Theatre
last night to see the performance OIL
Carmen presented by the Dunbar Opera
company. After the performances. the
party enjoyed a luncheon served at one
OF the local restaurants.
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Fry WAR SAVINGS sTAMrs-
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Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Abcrcrombte enter
tained the employees of the {. n. Aber-
cromhic Millinery store on THURSDAY
evening with a s o'clock dinner. A pleas
ant evening was spent following the
dinner, at games and music.
Those present were:
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Old Folks Concert a. Church
Last night In the Sunday SchoN:
rooms Of the First Presbyterian church
an old folks concert in costume was
given by the choir assisted by members
of tho congregation The quartelle
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H'sc IlS9SHN
Misses
Ammo Leonard Harry Douglas
AIdir McCNltchcon Erma Feahman
Matte Bonar Marie Bernert
Bertha Gillian Helen Hanert
Ida Roberts KUN Aoercron'ole
MesdamcS
Mr.. and Mrs. It. J. Abcrcrombie
Abcrcrombie Mr.. Robert -tber-
Master Wilbur cromole
Kings Daughters Meeting
The Kings daughters OF ST. LukeS
will meet next week on Monday after
noon at ESQ in the Parish House OF the
church. Regular business routine Will
take up the afternoon.
Girls Guild Of st. Lufes
The Girls Guild OF 81. 1Iukcs church
will meet at 2:lS ON Wednesday, after
noon at the parish house of ST: LukeS
church. Miss Emma Maxwell. the
president will preside.
Announce Marriage
Mrs. NJ. Anna Hall
Announces the marriage Of her daughter
Marguerite Virginia
Mr.. John Carlisle Donnclly
Sunday, October the second
nineteen hundred and twenty
Al home
after November l. 1920
$40 Market street
Wheeling. W. Va.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
PUT sTUDEBAKER Cars
THROUGH TEST R|VAL|NG
THE MOVIE THRILLERS

shades ~ an the movie serials ever
written Three Siudriakcr SKIES wsr,
recently put through an ordeal that
rival sume - the most thrilling ~ the
film thllrrs." 1id e J. johnson 81 th.
JohnsonJoiuer Company. and they
came out with coi1rs living ard The
lives n their pilots safe The To-, was
ne; IN tn nature ~ STUNT" Door v1s
furred uron the drivers by o. r.iu'iur
beyond their control.
"Becausp - the freight CIR shori1re.
three purchasers ~ SiudrhaEsr ears A..
cidsd % drive their automobiles over
the rad from Detroit 20 Olean. y Y
Upon reaching Cunuaut Ohin. th.y
were informed that the rad hetw,.u
that town and Erie. Pa. vas imrass.
hle. They decided O. adept 'ht orly
other alternative of driving over 90. .r.
terurhan tracks They waited urtl
. a. m. when thu interurlnn cars
stopped running and started uron their
way O. Eris over ihr tics.
Following each winding and twist
Ing a tn car tracks. Tho S'udshak,rs
pulled up long grade turned fhlU
CURVES. &C. SKINNED over tn f'r1.-h'
away. until the iresiio 90 Cross -
Cfo.ai vas reached Here thu suufrw.
difficulty. trayers.ng The narrow hrids
rre-cn,cd itself Below the drivers and
their ears wsrp eighty fa.t of riloe.
AFTER n consultation. b. vn7 ridod
that 10 e. hack was impossible sn
turring IN. wh..' "ist ins.d- tn track
nnd IN oshcr iurf outside ihc tfir
nrfnss IN tridrc vas mlda
In Kissing their r7rs and ihems ives
th- pllnis dei.snd-d upon the absolute
s'Ir- nsss - the riecrirg mechanism and
fhc earv.rlirr ourHflss - the ears
Tho rat Nc accampllrh ri without r.
mish7p mi ihe n1rty rnntinuei On o.
vsv O. Erie after asndinr an adycD.
turo1s hall hour"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
lie.nnrsrs.
New Orl.ans Cotton.

by AnoSiaifa Press.
NEW ORLEANS. June 5.--ln N,
early trading in cotton to,ily the DE-
mand was strong enough % hrinz
about an advance 81 about q dollar d
hale hut as tbs SIS ION gov older. w,l'.
end liquidation fcml IN, long side
mixed with Cnnsiiera-'c rresh selling
for short account. sAerici sufficient
pressure o. bring about net declines
From advances % u 60 "a points over
the ciosr q yesterday. The market fcll
off O. declines Il o. Go @. points. July
ri,.ng To- as; and falling off to 1885.
IN the Gloss the trne was steady again
AMI the net rceipts ranged from "a
posutr advance 60 a decline % fogr
paints
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
GUARANTY STATE BANK
OF PLA|NV|EN IS SOLD


.. r Haly formerly cashier q the
Rrwnu,M State Bank. Br0wna,ld.
Texas and o man ot q years lansiug
experience b. The new pres. dent uf the
Guaranty stat. Bunk % Piaiuyhw Mr.
Haley ana a.rHs .lt.f m,iuI.nc . o..
Barker q. y U.nsi.y and a. May.y.
au Dl pAnEi'w. has. purchased The
controlling .ut.r,s, 90 the institution
from J; : Beard retiring president. lc.
,0riir- Co., Nj ila.lrt and Mr Bars o..
Wh' W'p in Amarillo yesterday M.
Haley win hp urc-id'u, and NJ. Hens.
ley Cl-hi,r Th,s,. two men viil l- Ic.
utp Boo 90. operation 90 th, institution.
Mr Blrktr who hls been yiD,.prcsid,Gi
sine the opening uf M, hank IN O,in
bor 1919 vii continue .n that capacity.
and .. q MlN.y VIII D.. 1ic,.rr,.id,ut
and director.
The Glannty stat, Bank % pllin.
ti.U lrii capitalization 90 10000 and
surplus 90 81 ooU. tn" deposits 20
this tirl' are iT ,yeese 90 s1'UeOo Mr.
Haiiry 90 last richt thHt Sine, the
OPENING ,f go. '1Hb D. hiss ,'Hy,l a
thriving buF.urs.
To, u'N hHudH- to De- occupied hy
%, tuHt D, almost complete and VIII
%. ready ia occupancy within ao or lu
days 70 b. said Ju be on, 90 a., finest
anuii hauk building. in tn west.
CROP and rain conditions ln and
iaru4u' I.H.Hti,v lr. g..i and DO, urr..
lfets .Dr bumper ,r.p 'ts uHr .r.
,lw'rf.rs. a..I RIDING 'u tf, Il"rr..w
l,r.
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BOYS ASKED To COMPETE
FOR FARM SPECIAL TRIP

County Agent Hl,Won Benton ycstor.
oly mailed printed circulars describing
b., tfip tu D., taken Ly members ,f tho
iOy agricultural clubs ,. Texas. r..
f.fr,d o. ls N. Texas Farm Boys
Special" a. lH members OF %. Ia.s
clubs iu tHi section of 'h, stat. and
containing &C. l.t ui questions required
10 Do. answered hy competing boys iu
fh. examination which Will determine
Che winning huy Boz each lucllity.
The Extension SettI,, 81 tbc \ a "
IHIl r.. and 100. T.NHF Chamber cd Com.
m1." wi'l Jointly conduct the trim
ui.,h viii o.. uldr from Austin s
.i''.ai train viii Do. run and viii DrIv
HhHut 800 Texas farm boys through the
..i agricultural regions nf the Central
West Northern ana southern States %
'ud. lgI.I'fur, boz those sections. Tho
uHI,,t ul tho tour b. tp give representa-
.ft'. OF ths i.lHg generation Di Texas
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