davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22
$triden ON yap.
Spnhiften tilipioier iis % fau faa
farlige Ts1ser.
Sntercsiamt StrijtrcrcI.

Sfelee ct Telegram fra @aIbing'
ton bar Statsminiiter Sugbes |
NanoagS oifentligglort ell baaoc
meget intereSiant % oigtig Sfriit'
perel menem oct amerifanife lloelt.
rigsoepartement oe Sen iapaneli'fe
Hegiering ~peorsrenoe SpsrgSmao.
let ON Serreosmmet, eQer Wanoa'
tet oocr Gen gap, eft SpsrgSmaol,
iom fortiben er mcget b~rpnoenoe.
Wanoatet oper zen, bpiS tore Ne'
tpbnin9 ligger oeri, at Dem er en- AZ
De pietigitc aobeIitationer / oct title
Sap, blep / lin Sib al gsa~tionsfor'
bunbets &aab, ltben DC Sorenebc
Stoters @ioenoe % Samtpffe,
cperbraget Sopan, iont, troos en-
meget ibproig Troteit fra bcn alle'
rifanife &egicringS, banbe ben CANT
les % Den npcS SIDE, life meo bet
gobe, % fanife heller life nleo Oct
onoc CT pilig I'll at gipe Slip paa
Oct igien.
s ben oiier,tIigeiortc S%friftperel,
ser itrrffer Jig oper ct 5iosrum al
flere Waaneoer inotoeer Sapar en-
a~tpiienbe,. for life at iige en- uofor'
brenbe Splbning. s en- al fine ie'
neIte Soarnoter antpber Sapon, of
Imerifu forat fitnue faitbolbe fine
Srup angaaenbc Gen, life olene
moa bcpiie BET 6aftum", of TrG-
iibent @illou tog pisle beltemte
Scrbebolo ~nneaaenbe ben, melt og'
iao, at Observation-Disclosures &aao
"becibereoe / Sapsr al benne Sp.
fotning". =
Set ma cgiaa", beoer oct pi.
bere | Soften, "%erinbres, of bpis en-
9%eilutning ON Grfluiionen al Set
gap - ct SpergsnloaI al ben itsr-
ite @ctponing for Sapan, og angaa.
enoe bpilfen ben iapaneiiife Oelega-
tion uioranberlig inbtog Ell fali
SoIbning - bar blepet fottet pal
Maaoets Wsbc Den 7be Wai 1919,
po bpilfct Sapan life bar repro
ienteret fitnoe BET nlene pGret at op.
iatte iont ct nubent 9rlto paa Gro
CO 2ope."
Get bar / tit Spar paa benne
Note, at Scr. Sugbes Dent ste Ipril
erflGreoe, of be Sorenebe Stater
iaa iia uoe al Stano til at goo.
fienoe Sapurl8 Taaitano of oct, for
at @merifa iflllbe f,trne b9poe lin
Yoiition, piIoe pGrc n~sbpenbigt life
aIene at "bepiie", at 8~r9iibe,,t
@ilion bapoe taget SorbeboIb oeo.
rcrenbe gap, men o9iaa. at Wa.
tionforburbetS &aab bapoe tilitemt
berne Spfatning.
ga noeen Eraftat oIbrig er BE.
BET onIilttet nteb sc Soreneoe eta.
ter ultgaoenbc Gen gap, beber oct
pioere / Wr. Suebes' Spar, "og 90
ingen noeeniinbe bar p9ret bentpr.
oiget til at ofitaa, eaer opergipe o.
fyorene0e Staters Hettigbeoer eller
SntreSier, iou maa be Sorenebe
Staters Hegiering iniiitere paa, ct
ben life bar tabt i'm &et eIer Sr.
tereSie, iom oc e~riitereoe foruo for
noeen al 2~igaraaoet e1er al Natio-
nerncs 2iga fattct geiliitning, OF
fam life anerfieroc Sperbragelien
al Gen, caer @ploigbeoen al Wan.
hatet iii Sapon."
Iogct Guar pna bennc iioIte
Note er til Cato life mootaget fra
Sapan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22
6ompers ltaarS rueoom

Get omerifauife ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ereiioent, Samuel 8ompers, blep
Den 16oe IpriI / SEEM gorf piet iii
Mrs. Gertrude IinSlee @IeapeS
RcucbIer. en- 8ianiitinoe beroi 9pen.
Gen II Iar aanle Glrbeioerpeteran
% bans griib, iom CT 3S Iar aI., til.
traaote iomme aiten lin @rplups-
rciie, men bpprben pibea life.
@ompers fsrite Suitru, meb bocm
ban babe fer @Srn, osoe oen 6te
Mtai 1920. IicIien forrcttcbcs al
Seielteretsbcrmer &obert =. @og-
ner / Soerp9r al grubens 70 Spitre
% en- liben 6lof grbeioerIeocre %
@enner al Scr. @ompers. Sn0cn al
bans Born bar tiliteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22

Warp IcSminp en- Ssiter al oen
tioIigere 9orb Wapor, iom iillteoe fig
libel i Sangslet / Sriyton, ifal tale
paa Iftenmsoet.
Ser oplpites al Ell af Salerne, at
Der Der / 2anbet bill bIi eiort Sorisg
paa at reiie ct Saoli paa 100000
900, "iialo SslanO itrlloe bebe ON
oct | Sribeoens Houn".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22
Doc lO2 Qar eammel.

Sra @innipeg, @Ionitoba, beret.
tes, at Hep. Samaic Gonouralto, ion
iorrige Waaneo feircoe lin t02be
SsbiclSooe, iorrige ll9e err aigaoct
ocb Ssoen / ct. @oncioce, Nan.
San bar ben Glbite tatholitc Treit
&eroen % bar feot i 2onbSbpcn Cue.
bee Den 23oe Warta 1919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22
fred % ufred.

:, gai,rebe % spiflaub. "ariaen
,itcr arisen" ben lite Mai. Gn
m aQicrct Miniiter'aonference
Nutbe paa Ssmbag. SpiflanOs
@ulo frrpcs nbleueret. = &rl'
i~trcifsn i Gnslanb. - Gg'&eiierin'
SON. SprbefGr0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22
norge$-Brev.

Den pulitiIfc Sitnatiun. - MrbeiSer.
b%cprgelIen. - Nurif 2anomanos-
forbuub. - Maalipprssmaalet.-
Zen sfonumiifc Stillins = Tiifc.
@intcrflDueitcpnct. - Eaafetran.
fen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22

liiterneS Stenmler. Spires Minbre.
tolSrcgiering iortiptter iaaIeoe5 Ban.
orlltgen mo / Den ittrpgpe Sren1tio.
NcprpIentanten @ounicts WGstil.
ltoS1orlIag / N~rleoning HeaieringenS
Torblo moo Snoisrclie al rusiiif
Vollbeoif Siteratur blep bebanolct
ltogle Gage citer SrontaIeoebatten.
Stotsmlnllter Salporien irenlbolot,
at He8lerinacn life bapoe t0nft at
trGnfc Ianosiribcoen peo tine Sor.
oroningcr | benne Sag. Set bar bare
bra, at set norife SoIf fif rioe melt
muIig ON 6orboloene / Nuslano.
Vten Den @iennenlaonqstraiif al
rltSiiif MISUNDERSTANDING, iom bap.
De fltnoet Stco. bonoc ifaoet uor'fe
Snteresier / ~llblnnbet, % oct bar ben
Stltg Hcgieringcn oiloe bi1orc.
TcnltrercprGi entnnten Inberien
@rimSo fore'log Ell ltotalelie, iont
off I'D pan, at Stortinget life pilbc
tage Stnn6punft / Saoen. @oanicfS
Nor'ag III bare II Stenl1ler, % Nn'
6ericn @rimSeS ToriIag blep peota.
get moo s Stemmer.
On l%igrcnoc SfiUbrc IF 1sorIooct
ira Saltberg on, at Negicringer life
maatte mite llogcll onoen ErariS emo
Tor meo Scnirn paa at 9ipc Sfirnfe.
ret I'll rutegoacnoc Sampifibc. 90.
iaa her Itcnltc TCnitre for ct millore
lforpt Torilog for life at iGlbe He.
gieringell, iom bopoe ncgtet at goo.
flenoe GaItbcr9S Iorilae.
Slotil bar laalebes Spires Wtir.
orctalsregiering fonlmct forbi San.
'fcligheoerne, icm har mpot oen paa
bers Sci, toffet bore Scnitres lllpit
Ill at oocrtage &egicringsaniporet
igien UNDER De nl,prrenoe Tartiior.
bolo.
Men me @dnifeliebebcr bill mebe
ben igien itnber @ebanolitlgen al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % naar @e.
pilgningen til garcts T%aabenepelier
lfal fore. Ser or Der pigtige princip.
ieIIe WtobiGtnin9er mellen Ssire o9
%enitre. &enitre cnifer at lette bore
iilanciele Sanlfeligbeoer peb at no.
ifripe Ell Sornlesirat, mebens Ssire
bill eoa til ct Spaneslaan. Seire oil
ferIt og fremlt beIfptte De ltore Sors
mller, nlebens 2arbetS Sempfratt
merer, at be unoer &rigstonilinftus
rerne letplinbne Sornuuer bsr betlip.
pes Ell Gel for at lette Oct finallcielle
Srpf. % Der blir oct pit punifeli9
al fonlnle til Guigbeo. Sinanslninl-
itcr Sogcrup @au bar ioriegt at bpg.
&c Gro mellcm &c TO Spnsmaaoer oeO
ct Melemforilag. Wten oct pil neppe
lpffc8. Gen nqr1neite 6remtio piI
pie hpor0an oct gaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22
MrbeiScrb


Sfisnlaet mellem DC parlonlentnrl-
lfe % oe repollltion9re SoCialilter
uo0pbeS itabig. Slere % iIere gannIe
neutrality-suspicious. meloer Jig no
al set repollltionpre &ommuniitpor'
ii % ~illttter Jig I'll BET parlamentarl'
ife SppolitionSpurti. Sntrent hele
SmooIenellc oq en- flor Gel al De Gel.
ore Sr1aniiationer / De tore Vper
bar iorlaot oct repollitionPre Sartl.
9erimob Ter Set ib til, at DC me 60.
cialiitioreninger uoouer Saroet 90 |
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lifer Wtolfua,1bes
ierne. SO mel bet riuer / SalIen De-
ito beore.
GtlbrM fan inger bloc, bpor 6ler'
toilet al Socialiiterllc ltuar. Set bill
|fsrit SsitenS @alg bringe for Gagen.
Gen repolutionPre SSlsi bar ialfalo
BEN 8oroel, at be fleite SociaIiitopl.
Ter Itaur / oens Solb. Gen bcboIOer
oaiao oct gonlle Napn % faIoer zig
Set norife Nrbeiberparti. Scrlte SloI
bar oaiaa ale Sc ganllc Srgariiatio-
ner, iom life uotrpffelig bar melot
Eiig no, / lin Wagt.
: Gaaifen bapbe sc reuollliionGre
Socialiiter 2anbSmcbe | Sriitianla.
Ser blep SiIlutning til Molfpa-Sn'
ternationalen pebtaget meb 2S1 moo
20 HsIter. 3 HeprGIentalter ira
Sougeiluno blcp erfllloereoe al Bar
tiet. Set bIep peotaget, at Tartlet
ifol iaa fsloenoe SiaGG til iii ganlle
Gtapn: "@lfoeling al ben tonlnlullIlti-
ife Snternationalen".
Of 9eilutninger, iom WtDoet peo'
toa, tan nGpres, at Tartiet bill lloml'
mere StortingSmpnb efter line eglle
Hegler % life eiter 2opcn ON Stor'
|tinospola. - Sioere bleb set be'ienli,
of Ser itb ODER 2anoet fol Itartes g.
maareolise iociaIiiiife apeloifolcr.
On Socialiieringsarbeioet bleo bl.
a. pebtagct: "SccialiicrinGsarbeioet
moa fremmeS peo ale Wfioler, Ir'
beioerflasien rnaber ooer. % ! en-
tilipioiet Strib ma man mite olref'
te &oniiitation iom ene'te Tet for al
aiennemipre arauet. Wfdn nloa pnn
set iterfeiie arbcioe FOR at tcnItltltert
Sriftsraao."
Teoaftor Scbeilo blep oalgt ION
Heprpientant for Yartiet | Gretntip'
fomiteen for oen fon1nrlniitiite Sn'
ternationalen.
!&prre @repp bleo Sormano Tor
Iartiet % Ippofat gnil Stang VI.
ceiormano. Wartir Srarm0l b!ep
Hebafter for "Social.S enrotraten"
Oilers blep i%slgenbe WFeolenrTler AZ
Gentrolitpret; Chr. Soltermall &rlIo'
len, Gina Scrleiiier Salpar Glen,
,snap. @aitap % q. Nfno'en.
i Scr.iGites paa SIDE 5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22

llsnrprelien al fho. aongres.
mano Cid ira @isconitn III Vice.
LEM al Slteritute Commentator.
missioner ! ManoasS bleuet table,
itet al Senotet saa SrceS AZ Sena>
Tor Ga SoGettes bitre IoaftarS. 1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22

SorHGttss paa stss Z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22

Surtiettss saa SIDE 5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Easter sale, March 10.

Congregational Easter sale, March is.
adv.
Born, Thursday, March 10, to Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Beltrami, 81 Mer-
chant street, son.
Mrs. A. Fine returned this morning
TO her home at az Maple avenue after
visit Of some length in New York.
The Associate Ladies. members of
the Meadow Brook Golf club, will meet
with Mrs. Nellie Bianehi Monday eve
ming at 1880.
Old and Young folks'dsnce, Clan Cor
don hall. Saturday evening. March 10.
Benefit NJ. W. of A. drill team. Ad-
mission SOC couple, extra ladies, Zoe.
adv.
Basketball. Tuesday, March II,
Montpelier post, No, s, VS. "Snooks"
Bowd & Co, Springfield, Mass. Dane
ing after game Monty's orchestra. -
adv.
"Dintv," acclaimed by all moving
picture critics to be the big picture Of
the year is at the new theatre with
Others Monday and Tuesday this week.
adv.
Mr., and Mrs. Moses Douglas returned
to their home in Stowe this morning,
after being guests of their grandson,
A. Il. Douglas, and wife at q Averiil
street over the week end.
Mr.. Andree, former manager OF the
Barre creamery, and who now conducts
creamery of his own In Alburg Wis
tied in Barre over Sunday while max
ing business trip TO Burlington. He
motored back this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Milne and son,
who have been passing the winter
mostly in st. Petersburg, Fla, arrived
at their home, 80 Hill street, Satur-
day evening after an enjoyable soiourn
in the South. MIR Milne returned to.
day to the office OF Hoyt & Milne gran
tie firm.
Approximately two tons of rock
dropped about 10 or II feet TO the
sidewalk from the Summer street ledge
In front Of DR.. Marshall Lambs home
sometime between Saturday night and
early Sunday morning without doing
damage TO anyone or anything The
part or the ledge WHICH uropPVu 'iaH
protruded over the sidewalk, yet bore
the appearance of being firm and safe
for pedestrians to pass under, which
hundreds did daily, including large
numbers Of little school children dur
ing the week days Fortunately this
mass of rock dropped TO the ground
and completely blocked the sidewalk
when no one happened to be passing,
probably in the early hours of Sunday
morning after the heavy downfall OF
rain had reached the depth of frost
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Congregational Easter sale. March TO-
-~ adv.
! .Dinty," the big First National pro
duction, comes to the new theatre Mon
day and Tuesday.--ady.
Officers of Bright Star r ebekah
lodge will please meet for practice on
Monday evening at o'clock sharp,
The Central cafe Pearl street. is
serving club breakfast. Regular din
ners and special menu at evening meal
adv.
Alden Burke and Willard Calder OF
the University of Vermont. Burlington,
visited at their respective homes IN the
city over the week end.
The meeting of the Nature Study
class, which was to have been held tins
evening with Mrs. N. j. Morrison, mas
been postponed for one week,
, Miss Frsncelia Maker returned to-
day to Pawtucket, X. l., where she ~
employed, after attending the French
Maker nuptials last Wednesday
A regular meeting Of the Ladies,
| Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. II, VIII
be held Tuesday. March Is, at I:l5
p. m. Balloting and initiation.
Basketball. Tuesday, March Is,
Montpelier post, No, 3, W. "Snooks
Bowd & Co., Springfield, Mass. Dane
ing after game, Monty's orchestra
| adv.
"Dinty." acclaimed by all moving
picture critics to be the big picture OF
| the year, is at the new theatre with
Others Monday and Tuesday this week
adv
William Flanders and doe" Movies,
the former sophomore and the latter
track trainer at the University of Yer
mont, visited at Goddard seminary
over Sunday.
| Keep Monday evening, March q, an
| omen date, when the ladies OF the
Methodist church will serve new sugar
made by, Merton Briggs on the Rich
ardson farm.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs r. O. Allen and daugh-
ter, Marjorie, have returned 10 their
home on Beckley street from Burling.
ton, where they attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Aliens sister last Wednesday
Autos repaired. Get ready for an
early spring by having your ear looked
over. Special attention given each piece
of work Drop in and see us at the
! Central garage. next 10 divers battery
station, or telephone 6o0.--adv.
Every member of the Barre Woman's
club win want to hear Amos j. Eaton,
assistant state forester, who ia in po'
sition TO give practical information
about the mountains OF Vermont TO
morrow afternoon, 2;45, Rowland hall
GUY X. George of Blackwell street
left this morning for Glens Falls, y
Y. in the interests Of the d. X. Lille
Granite Co. of Montpelier. From Glens
Falls Mr.. George win continue his trip
through the remainder Of New York
New Jersey, Maryland and PennsylVa'
mia.
Douglass Inglis OF Clark street, who
started out to drive Pierce-Arrow
car through to New Haven, Conn, last
Friday, but who was forced TO aban-
don his trip at Sharon, where he found
the road impossible because OF an ice
blockade. due to high waters, left TINS
morning for Sharon, where he stored
the car, in hopes Of continuing his jour
new TO New Haven. Mr.. Inglis re-
ports bad roads through the Williams
town gulf two feet of snow which Is
beginning to get soft with the spring
thaw.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-14
BETHEL

HI. Turner has bought from Fetch
or Pope of Mansfield. Mass, a ll-aere
lot on Camp brook. and has sold two
acres ,of il 10 II. ID. Davenport.
w. G. La Rock is in charge of A. \,
Washburn's wood working department
during the absence Of A. b Brooks
Mrs. NJ. r. Merrill is recovering slow
" from a hard Illness and now sits up
an hour each day.
G. i. Clailin put his Cadillac car III
the garage for an overhaulng last. week
and arranged with Glenn johnson OF
GavsvilIe to carry him and the mail
two SUNDAYS TO Rochester and back on
a handcar of the White River railroad.
The lhandcar trip yesterday was sue
cesSftil and without an accident OF any
kind.
II. w. Davis and other sugarmakers
reported large run of very sweet sap
last Friday.
A. Lee Cady directed funerals last
week on four consecutive days and each
day his route lay through the village OF
Eoyalton.
A daughter was born al the sanato'
, rium March II to Mr. and Mrs. Fay
Martin of Rochester
Among those who attended the fu-
reral of Mrs. Emma O. Leavitt last
| Saturday were Rev. and Mrs. Levi Wild,
Mrs. G. A. Waterman, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert TAYLOR OF Royalton Mrs. D. F.
Gould of Randolph, o. J. Richardson, ].
0. Vail. Miss Leda Smith and Miss
Alice Chedel of Gaysville, Mrs. Il. Ii.
Ashley of South Royalton,
The ladies social union will meet
Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. p. l..
| Martins.
The body of Royal 8. Fassett passed
through here Saturday on its way to
/ Rochester for intermeHt. Mr.. Fsssett
died at the soldiers homo in Benning-
ton "Wednesday, aged II years, For sew
eral years he lived here. He was a
member of Co. NJ, 18th Vermont regi-
| ment.
| A. O. Gale of Seattle, Wash, for
mer resident Of Barnard, is at the Bias
com house. He has been engaged in gold
mining and is now interested in Okla
homa oil deposits.
]. A. Mayer of Nashua, y. H., is
here on hunting trip
Miss Ellaween Sandspra is back at
the Clifford pharmacy, after month
absence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-14
Avviso.

Soto la legge della Citta, xXXIV
Sec. 7-Tuttee lie immondizie di quail
siasi genere, che trovansi, entro,
O vieino allie case, posti di business,
cortills, qualumgue posti adiacenti,
allie strade publicke, deve essere publ
TO. prima del Aprile, 1921. Per ordine
offieiale della santa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-14
GR4NITEVILLE

Dance at Gilbert's hall Friday, April
|. CAROLS orchestra,-a
Moving pictures and old and young
folks dance. supper at Wilhamstown
inn, Thursday evening, March IL. Ad-
mission, pictures, Soc and Use; dance,
soc couple; supper, soc. Special fea-
ture. Trumpet Island" nine reels.
Management moving pictures.--adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-14
Noticia.

En- camformidsd con srticuis "a del
reglamento de salud publica de esta
cindad. Todos los veeinos estau obi
gados vajo cartigo, limpiar todar las
inmundeias de las patios u otros ter
renos cercanos a sus caras jardines
primero del de April de 1921. Per or
den del comite de salud publico.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-14
CONGREGATIONAL Supper, March 10.

Menu of Congregational supper on
March TO, from @ O'Clock on:
Baked ham with dressing
Hot rolls Cabbage salad
Soft pies Ionee
Adults, soc; children under ", s5c.
An orchestra Of four pieces viii fur
nish music during the supper.-'adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-14
Notice.

Under section I, chapter 81, of the
city charter, all collections of refuse
matter ~ and around the immediate
vicinity of any dwelling house, places
of business, yard or in any place, near
or adjacent to public streets, must be
removed before April !, 1921. Per
order city health officials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-14
EAST MONTPELIER

There will be whist party at East
Montpelier hall Tuesday evening
March Is. Everybody invited Coffee,
doughnuts and sugar on snow will be
served. adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

s2.69 Girls High-Cut Shoes; ma
hagony brown; solid lea e1 co
Their; sizes up to 2 -. QA.UJ
$3.50 Mems Genuine Velour Hats;
all cOIOrs; all sizes. Mark GA 90
ed down TO only ....... Qt.OO
S4.98 Girls Mercerized Plush Coats,
full lined; sizes 1910. 90 ca
Marked Down to $685.. UAsU0
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

$685. Ladies' Goats made of Black
Wool Thibet Cloth; all ca %
sizes including extra Sizes
CSC Boys Knickerbocker Pants;
odds and ends of various ma 90
teriaIs and patterns, Down y
S4.95 Boys Corduroy Suits; sailor
style; all coIors and sizes 90 OF
up to s. Now down to -. QA.OO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
T. Begins Thursday, December C1E0
18th, Promptly At 8 A. M. Y4OO
One Dozen Positively Sensational Bargains!

$3.50 Girls Rain Capes; with hood
cap attached; the genu- CO AZ
inc waterproof kind -. QAoTO
S1.5O Ladies Good Corset; white
or flesh color; all new mod Q7c
els and all sizes. Down to OS~
All W. l.. Douglas Shoes, for men
and boys; All Walton Shoes. for
ladies and girls; All .9O% OFF
Billiken Shoes, Ladies 40
From Lowest Factory Prices
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

$685. Extra Heavy Comfort; dou-
BILE bed size; cotton filled % co
Down to ............ QOsUJ
S4.95 Mems Wool Sweater Coat;
slip-over or shawl collar 90 OF
style; all cOlors. Down to pEOOO
s4.9S Ladies' Jumped Dress; strict
ly all-wooI storm serge; % no
navy and other colors QAoOO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
Involved in This Gil
Setting a New Staa5

Twice each year we mark down to lowestp 20
bic levels every price in our store and the res
ing event is known as the Marked Downs
There's nothing else like them in Fairme
They lead the way in value-giving and haEe,
come 50 widely popular that thousands Of i
pie in Fairmont and surrounding commqpiiI
depend upon them for the bulk of their Tet
The present sale-to start on Thursday the l
sets an entirely new LOW LEVEL
PRICES. Reductions are more extretPe I
ever-savings are more Important \
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

in the Shoe

Practically an unlimited assortment Of She
AND BROTHER. From the smallest sizet3
every desired color. Price-reductions are Sd
will be mighty glad you bought your Shoesee
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
ChiIdren's Indian N
Moo
Marked Down to; Pair ...~

s1.69 Value All Leather Baby Shoes o.
Marked Down to, Pair .-....~ $50. :
Excellent quality; depondably made; up to size (.
S1.69 Felt Bedroom Slippers; Specially
Marked Down to, Pair. ,..~.....-..-,, =
Caetully made with leather soles,ahd heels. A
S2.95 Mems Gun Metal Shoes for GAf
Dress Wear; Marked Down to-. '~A's
Surprisingly good quality at this very low special price.
sure TO see them.
$685. Ladies Mahogany Brown Calf 60
Shoes; Marked Down to, pair ....... WAss
and satisfaction.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-21
ENDORSE BOARDS
SCHOOL PROGRAM
Petworth Citizens Are in Fa.
vor of Increasing Teach
ers' Salaries.

The building program Of the
Board of Education. which con-
tained a recommendation for in
crease of teachers salaries, was ap-
proved last night by the Petworth
Citizens Association.
JIG. Yaden. chairman of the
school committee, offered a resolu-
ton urging James T. Lloyd as a
candidate for the vacancy on the
Board of Education if the resigna-
ton Of DR.. II. B. Learned is &C
copied.
Consideration Of the new District
tax bill. which has been passed by
the House of Representatives and is
now under consideration by the Ser
ate. was referred to the Committee
on Taxation.
Jesse Suter, of the Piney Branch
Citizens Association, was invite.
to speak on the subject of the Tu-
bercular School which is proposed
by the Commissioners for the Piney
Branch section. Mr.. Suter urged
combining with the Piney Branch
Association in condemning the cree
tion of the proposed Instructor. AZ
the conclusion of his talk the asso-
citation passed a resolution indors-
ing the action OF the Piney Branch
citizens
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-21
THREE BOYS TAKEN
WITH STOLEN AUTO

In the automobile which they are
charged with having stolen. three
youths-two now on three-year
probation sentence for stealing au-
tomobiles-were arrested in Fred
ericksburg, Va. early yesterday
morning and were returned TO the
District. All are charged with
grand larceny.
The automobile. the property of
DIR. Oscar Hunter. 81 oxford street,
Chevy Chase, was taken Monday
night while it was parked in front
of George Washington University.
1t is valued at $4,000. The accused
boys are James William Hill, IL
years old, ace Conduit road north
west; Francis Louis Collins, l9
years old. 3409 o street northwest.
and Ardie Richard Benson, is years
old. 1907 Thirty-third street north
west.
on information received by Head
quarters Detectives Hughlett, ALI
good, Connors and Jett, they were
arrested in the Southern city on
suspicion. Two revolvers were
found in the machine, police say.
About five months ago, Collins and
Benson were arrested for stealing
automobiles. Police say they were
convicted and placed on parole for
three years.