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The New York herald., 1921-08-25
A Different School

While the members of the
BUSINESS BUILDERS framing
classes are selling the securities OF
established American Corpora
tions, they are fitting themselves
for important positions in the or
carnations they expand.
Men who go from the BUSINESS
BUILDERS to executive positions
retain their allegiance to the
ideals and fighting sales creed.
learned through many strenuous
weeks of work with the BUsI-
NESS BUILDERS. They are as
unit in these things and the
value Of their morale is therefore
immeasurable.
The men. who have the stuff
that makes good" in spite cf all
obstacles, work their way oui of
the crowd during the course of
the training period. This reduces
to the minimum the element of
risk on the men promoted.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
Eyewitness Tells Story of the Tragedy.

David
told the the correspondent
THE NEW HERALD the following words:
About half o'clock the noise engines caused
1000 feet seemed be
perfectly
byander Then al
herthe ashp
distinctly
back nkle in the middle like
and in what seemed no
drop underneath. after another.
parachute detached itself the ahp There may have been
gradual Fifteen
after the breaking the ship when the front part
violence.
straight the
the explosion and what
Lincolnshire The
appalling violence The
behind narrowly
looked burning would
hand
shots of the big aship resting the
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
other Accidents Recalled.

One airship pilot recalled to the cor
respondent cases during the war when
this happened. He said that the NS-11.
which was semi-rigid had been brought
down after Il had been buffeted by a
storm and was safely moored. when sud-
denly u exploded for no known reason
except electricity, and wns completely
destroyed. He said he knew personally OF
another case where q balloon IN France
which had been moored 10 the ground
suddenly exploded during "A thunder
storm.
Another cXpor. who has heen actively
engaged IN airship work when consulted
about the electricity theory would not
commit himself, but he said he knew
that one time when tho R-36 was caught
at the moorng mast such d strong eloc-
trlgal current passed from the ship that
man standing against a mast cable
on the ground was knocked down. Iro
said there was almost always o dis
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 24.--Lieut. Newton H.
White, aviation attache of the American
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
IN GAS BAG BELIEVED TO HAVE CAUSED

marking the An engineer who
Hull
the fire broke out at the
that it
spreading 4 few later the ship broke in two
of their friends
TO disaster.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-12
DISTRICT NUMBER THREE

T. H. Bowland, BeIen, N. NJ. ........... Ia
Baby Ellen, State Orphans Home. Portales. {. 1
J. Eller, Clovis, N. M. ...............
Miss Fannie Frost, Snowflake, Ariz.
Miss Lupita Garcia, St. Johns, Ariz.. .a..... 1,3
H. L. Hart, Carlsbad, N. M...................
Miss Geraldine Hodge, Vaughn, N. NJ. ...9..a
Charles E. Hayes, Roswell, N M..........
Gordon Herkenhoff, Socorro, N. M........ 1,3
Mrs. Florence Krong, Belen, N. M. ....-.... l
o. E. Lovan, Clovis, N. M. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IA
Rev. c. D. Poston, Clovis, N. M. ....r......
Miss Margaret Radcliffe, Belen, N. M..a...... liz
II. L. Rose, Roswell, N. M...............
Clarence Stoldt, Artesia, NJ M.........,....a.
L. J. Stone, Clovis, NJ NJ. ...u..c,... 1,2
Harry White Roswell, N. M..........r.....
J. A. Shaw, Mountanair, N. M.............
F. c. Burgess, Socorro N. M. ....,......... III
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-12
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO

Mrs. Lawrence Abreu, Springer, N. M. ..,...-...
Neil P. Bolt, Wagon Mound, N. M. ..r.......
Rene Divelbess, Holbrook, Ariz. ..-..rr......
Miss Virgie HidaIgo, Gallup, N. M........s..
Mrs. C. w. Howe, Williams, Ariz.. ..........,
J. F. Jamison, Ration, N. M. .usa.,. ..u....
r. M. Kimbro, Flagstaff, Ariz.. .,aa...,..
Mrs. C. Martinez, Gallup, N. M. -. .,-.r1....
Miss Sophie Martin, Gallup, N. M. $500. .uIa
L. J. Sandoval, Santa Fe, N. M. .....u1n....
Mrs. Florence Saul, Dawson, N. M. ......r..
Mrs. Fern Swatzell, Gallup, N. M. ..........
Matt Radosevic, Gallup, N. M. ........m...
Arthur H. Gallup, Chamita, N. M. .rza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

rank among modern mysteries,
as Akhnaton's spirit actually
guided tho work of the recent
unearthing OF his body.
David Wark GrilIith's Dream
street" based upon the char
actors by Thomas Burke. will be
the offering Thursday. Friday Il
double program will be provid-
ed. with James Oliver Cur
woods The Golden Snare"
First National production. with
a notable cast, as the main fea-
ture and The Flirt." Il Harold
Lloyd revival comedy. added.
Saturday Zane Grey's wondrous
story of love and adventure.
made into Il photodrama under
the title The Man of the For
est. will be shown, with "The
Flirt" as the supplemental at
traction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Ills lheaers Otter Fair Visitors Splendid Array Feature Photodranas
TWO BIG FEATURE
PRODUCTIONS ARE
ON BIJ0U PROGRAM
AFTER Midnight" and "Shams
Of Society" Arc Provided
for Fair Week.

After Midnight" a Ralph
lncc production, released by
Selznick, In which Conway
Tearle is the star. will be the
featured attraction at the Bijou
Theatcr for three days, begin
ming tomorrow. After Mid
night" is Il production in which
the star is said TO score one OF
his best performances. and ac-
cording tn the advance inforina-
ton the story is unusually
strong and exciting throughout.
John Lynch wrote the story.
which tells Il tale OF two broth
ers, both played by Conway
Tenrle. who choose extremely
opposite paths in life. ono be-
comes wealthy, but dcgcncratcs
into Il drug addict. while the
other becomes an aimlcss wan
dcrer, poor and ambitionlesg.
and bitterly revcngcful toward
his brother. who, years past. had
lnulcted him OF his share of the
fortune left by their dead father
They do not meet again until
one day, in a Chinese Restaurant.
warren Black. observing the
striking resemblance between
tho wandcrer and the man in the
BACK room who was slowly po!s-
oiiihG himself TO death with
opium, suggested that he take
ms place for the purpose of OBJ
tanning the family riches. The
Wandcrer consents and becomes
the master of his brothers. house
ana from that moment on the
Story progresses rapidly toward
Il startling climax that reveals
many exciting episodes.
Hcna kecfe, who scored sue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
"THE OATH" Is
FEATURE AT THE
ODE0N TOMORROW
Conway Tcailc and Miriam
Cooper Arc Co-Stars in Pro-
ductiOn-SiS Biz Pictures.

Conway Teurle co-stars with
Miriam Cooper I'm The Oath"
a super First National attraction.
which will grace the screen at
the Odcon Thcater tomorrow
only. This is the first of six big
features to beiOifercd State Fair
visitors and Richmond movie
fans ut the Odeon this week.
Admirers Of Pauline Fred
erick-their number is legion
throughout the world have
never seen her ride before are
going to be greatly astonished
when they see her i'll her latest
starring vehicle. THE Sting of
the Lash, produced by re Pie
lures Corporation. and scheduled
for screening at the Odcon Thea
ter Tuesday. In this production
she does some riding that would
have taxed the ability OF an old
range hand.
Barring the stunt performers,
OF course, Miss Frederick is one
of the best women riders i'm mo-
ton pictures.
An element of spiritualism
mysticism and the supernatural
forms one OF the moving forces
OF the plot OF The Lure OF
Egypt" Federal-Pathc feature.
adapted from Norma I.orimcr's
novel, There Was n King in
Egypt" and showing "Wednesday
at the Odcon.
In on1 part of the drama is
presented the NATURALIZATION or
resurrection of Akhnaton. tho
Egyptian king, who appears as
spirit after thousands of years
IN the tomb Of Queen Thy. This
Is an enigma which takes ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
AT she Isis
Monday and Tuesday

ing her his wife. He takes the
jungle child to New York City
and plans TO secure her inhcri-
lance. then in the keeping OF
Senior Grijalva, who is associated
with the foreign exchange bank
of the Metropolis.
With Ollante. Webb has
brought her Tupi mother"
Laila. In spite of attempts to
civiliZe the girl, Webb realizes
that she cannot give up the
traits acquired by her jungle
life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS TO BE SEEN AT isis
TOMORROW AND TUESDAY In BIG PICTURE
Presents Sumpiuous Revival OF
american Aristocrncy."
"1ndiscrctiOn" Coming.

Douglas Fairbanks in Amer
lean Aristocracy" is the attrac-
ton at the Isis Thcatcr for to-
morrow and Tuesday, and State
Fair visitors will find the mimi
table screen favoritc at his best
in this magnificent revival OF one
of his greatest features.
a film replcte with tense stu
ations and cramined with hu-
man psychology comes to the
Isis next Wednesday and Thurs
day when "lndiscretion" will be
shown. The irresistible, mag
netic Florence Reed is seen TO
advantage in role just suited
10 her temperament. And to
support her, such stars as Garcth
Hughes and Lionel Atwill have
been engaged, which makes this
production unique indeed, for
this is the first time, If memory
serves. that three stars have
been placed in a single picture.
"lndiscretion" is fast NOV
ing story. 1t tells OF an Amer
lean in India who has fallen
under the spell Of the Hindu
idol, Gaia the Divine.
The Jungle Child" starring
Dorothy Dalton and Howard
Hickman, which will be seen at
the Isis Theater Friday and Sat
urday, concerns the fortunes OF
Ollante. a Spanish girl, reared
by "A tribe Of Brazilian Indians,
who rescues Ridgeway Webb. a
lost explorer, from the tcrrors of
the South American jungle.
Webb discovers that Ollante pos
sesses vast fortune and decides
To Obtain IL for hinSnlf Ia, N, n l.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

ccssfully opposite Mr.. Tcarle in
"Marooncd Hearts," again is the
stars leading lady, and Macy
Harlan a convin cling heavy role.
known for years as the worst
man on the stage or screen"
Macy Harlan at last plays the
part Of the hero. AT last he has
"A role in "Shams OF Society" in
which he gets cheers and hand
claps at the end instead OF the
usual shower of Kisses and un-
conventional raspbcrries. "Shams
OF Society" is the attraction at
the Biiou Theater next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
Macy Harlan. be 1t known. is
one Of the most prominent hcav-
les on the American stage. lie
has appeared with all the lead
ing stars and in motion pictures
rs we'll
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-04

PAX s Janem odnesli Mudrovou
ma luzko.
"Deti nemohou zde z~ustati,"
pravila pax. "Marysko, dovoli-
tie, abychom je dali k YAM do
statku?"
Mezitlm Sc uz dovedeli Tide
o smrti Mudrove. Nekolik SOU
sedek priSlo uz do svetnice, a.
by Sc pomodlily u nebozky. il
ne staly pod okny, hovorice o
osudu nest'astne rodiny.
"Vzdycky jsem rikala Mu-
drove, re to S nj takhle do
padne! Drela do upadu; kou-
sku pofadneho sousta 81 nedo-
prala. A nebylo take z echo.
Sotva detem sehnala. Kdyz
Mudra padl, drela dvojnasob.
Chtela zastati i silneho muze!"
Y tom vsak vychazel cd Mu-
dru zvlastni pruvod. Nejprve
vysla MarySka, vedouc dive de-
ii, Ia nj Jan S druhyma dv6ma
a nakonec sletna Merry S nej-
menSlm ma ruce. Haste mari
kajice, daily Sc deti odvadeti k
Martincovum.
Udalost ia rozhodla O osudu
Merry Obstove. Nemohla odjeti
2 Jezera, vzdyt' m6la ma sta
rosti sirotky Mudrovy. Nebylo
tn blizkych pribuznych, neby-
10 tn nikoho z prTibuzenstva,
kdo by mel povinnost peGovati
o ne. &
Nestesti Mudrovy rodiny u
kazalo jasne, CO znamena Vik-
toruv odkaz. Co by sc stale S
ubohymi detmi? Rozprasily by
Sc do sveta, kazde imam. Ale
ted zustanou donna, pohroma-
de = a rozumna vychova V IL
tulku Viktorove nahradi Jim
Ztraceny domov.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-04

svetnice upadla. N6co Sc il
stale, protoze byla sauna krev",
proryvavym, ustraSenym hla-
sem vypravelo ~devcatko.
Jan S Maryskou i 5 Merry Oh
stovou spechali ven Ia naves a
zamifili k Mudrove chalupe,
ktera stala vedle >Martincova
statku. Devcatko b6zelo "a nj
mi.
Cestou prohodila MarySka :
"Mudrova uz dlouho stune,
souchotiny j hledi z oti. Ma
pet deti a k Will MIN pracova-
la do upadu.'
L Mudru bylo zle. Mudrova
lezela ~uprostred svetnice V
tratolisti krve. Ctyri deti jeji,
drobotina dtla, plakaly schou-
leny V koutku.
Jan rychle Sc slybl k Mudro
We; ale V tom w Merry, berouc
Mudrovou "a ruku, zvolala:
"Je konec. Mrtvar
Anicka mezi dveTmi vykrik-
la a "a nj VSechny deti Sc daily
do noveho narku. A jak spa
trily Anicku, re klesa Il matky
ma kolena, tn upenlive narika-
jlce, obklopily matcino telo.
Ia srdcervouciho vylevu to-
no iedina Merry neztratila roz-
vahy. Chlacholila d6ti a jedno
pc dTuhem odvedla do komory.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-04
ROZSiRENf PROBATNf


PTednosta municipalniho
soudu j. p. Dempsey pristou-
pill dnes ma navrh probatniho
urednika krajana Metlicky, a
by probatni uradovna V hlav-
nj policejni stanici byla rozsi-
rena nakladem $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-04
~ NAVRAT ~
POViDKA re sVETOVE VALKY
NAPSAL VAVRINEC REHOR

"Polska slecna' prekvape-
MIN n%evedela, co odpovedeti.
PAX odmitala, vykladaiic, re
nema schopnosti k takovemu
uradu, re Sc k MENU nehodi,
re ma nej nestaci.
Kdyz Jan u Martinez vy.jed-
naval 5 Merry Obstovou, ably Sc
uvazala We sprawl "Viktorova
sirottince', vrazilo nahle do
svetnice devcatko as dvanacti-
lete, prostovlase a cele vyieve-
ne.
"Pro boha vas prosim, pojd'
tie k nam, naSi mamince Sc ne
co stale, volalo devce a dalo
Sc do place.
"Neplat, neplac, Anicko a
rekni radeii, co Sc mamince
stale" praVlla MartlnCOVa.
"Orali jsme ma piskach",
maminka a ia. Kravy jsem il
yodila a ona Orala. A tn ma
jednou, kdyz jsme dooraly ma
souvrat, maminka 81 sedla Ma
mez a povida; Co Sc to Sc mnou
dele, sv6t Sc Sc mnou tool, ne
udrzim Sc ma nohou, zle ie mi
zle. Hodinu tax sed6la, nez Sc
trochu vzpamatovala. A pax
.jsme jelly domu. Maminka ne
mohla jit, pomohla jsem il Ma
Vuz, zaprahla do neho kravy a
odvezla isem il doma. Chtela
81 lehnout. ale tn uprostred
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-04
PRODAVAM FARMY,

menuji "a mestsky majetek,
aneb "a hotove, neb ma dlou-
holete splatky. Jsou pouze rs
az % mil cd squaru. Prejete-li
81 yedet blizsi podrobnosti, do
piste ma f. j. Prazak, RID.
I. Burton. O. SO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-04
CHCETE-LI PRODAT nebo

koupit dun, lot neb farmu a
chcete-li byti rychle obslouze-
nj, obrat'te Sc S duverou ma l..
Rybaka, $3.50 Charter Ave.
ALL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-04
NABYTEk | M

druhe ruky ySeho druhu pro-
dav. a kupuje V. Sedlacek,
1881 Z. 40 g.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-04
Jednatele - AGENT

Ease jsme Sc dockali lara,
kde pozemkovy a obchodni
ruch zapoCne.
V kratkem case zahajime
prodej lotu naSem novem
allotmentu, nalezajicim Sc v
Ceskoslovenske Osad6 ma Lib
by Rd.
Proto take otevreli isme We
cerni Skolu, kde Sc Dude po-
jednavati o potfebnich v6do-
mostech, ktere kazdy dobry
pozemkoyy jednatel must Una
ii, ktere take uz mnohe ener-
gicke muze pripravily ma cestu
samostatnosti.
Proto neotalejte, pTijd'te je-
ste dnes, nechte sc zapsati do
veCerni Skoly, vyucovani jest
uplne zdarma pro kazdeho in
teligentnlho a energick6ho
muze; nabudete mnoho zaji-
mavych obchodnich vedomo-
sti, ktere isou potrebn6 V ka-
zd6m obchode.
Zapocnete V pravy cas- a pri-
pravte Sc ma veliky obchod,
ktery zapccne 10. dubna t. u.
My vas naucime, jak muIze-
tie vyd6lati poctivou obchodni
cestou velik6 penize, hned pr
uGeni, kde take kazdy kupec
prltelem vaSfm sc stane.
Zkusenosti neni treba, jen
dobra vile a energie.
Haste Sc cd 8 do II hod.
dopoledne.
Petite Sc ma Mr.. Werner.
THE RELIANCE.
INVESTMENT CO.,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-04

PRODA Sc "a pricinou od-
Jezdu do stare vlasti dobre Sc
vyplacejici obchod cukrovin-
tabakem a skolnfmi po-
tfebami a soft drinks. Obchod
sc naleza V blizkosti dvou Skol,
naproti je hostel a nemocnice.
Levny najem a vyhodny lease.
Obchod je dobre zasoben zbo-
Am a vzdor pritomne situaci
jest We vytecnem chodu. Vaze-
nemu uchazeci Sc da "a wy
hodnych podminek. Haste Sc
V els. 1922 Cedar Ave. pc 12te
hod. odpoledne. As
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-04
v CORLETT

ma prodej. - 9 svet. a kou-
pelna, vse zarizeni, garaz,
6 velkych ovocnych stro-
mu, v els. 4245 E. ia ul.,
u same Miles Ave. 40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-04

PRIME Sc pomocnik do
nabytkoveho obchodu ma ruz-
nou praci. Haste Sc V {. 52O3
Fleet Ave. "A
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
give BEST TO
WIN SUCCESS
Louis Topkis, Once Peddler,
Now Business Man, Says
Service Wins
OWES MUCH TO
ADOPTED LAND

what I owe to America" is the
title OF an article as entertaining as
It is interesting. written by Louis
Topkis, Of this city. and published
in the December issue OF Success
Magazine. In it Mr.. Topkis tells of
his career from his birth in Odessa.
Russia, as years ago, to the present
time. when the Toplds Brothers
Company. of which he is the head.
is one OF the largest makers Of main
sock underwear in the country.
'I have no patience" writes Mr..
Topkis. with that one who Is
foreign-born and who will not gladly
admit his debt 10 this country.
have no use for the American-born
who does not appreciate the great
fortune OF his birthplace. believe
that, in order to be genuinely sue.
cessful in America, a man must FRS
inoculate himself with the prin-
ciples for which America stands
When one begins to whine that tn,
country is going TO the dogs, tina
\ Washington is the playground for Z
mysterious Wall Street. that M
longer is there opportunity for tbs
poor man here-certainly he viii
find no opportunity.
There is an old saw which re
minds us that he who looks fo
trouble invariably finds 1t. The SAM
thought applies with equal force Z
opportunity. We can find only wha
we look for. as a rule. and II we d.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

not believe opportunity is here. we
will not look very hard for it."
Mr. Topkis tells how he left school
to become a pack peddler; how he
worked in a Philadelphia wholesale
house seven days week, from 7
o'clock in the morning until 9 and
10 o'clock at night, receiving 50 a
week and his board; how he became
manager Of the establishment within
year, and how he began his own
business in Wilmington. which
grew into one of the largest whole
sale notion houses in the State. He
further tells the beginning OF his
manufacturing business and of ia
success.
There is no better training foi
business than association and friend
ship with those about YOU" Mr.
Topkis concludes. "And the mar
who takes advantage OF this asso
citation to search out opportunitie
to do things for his friends; to fin,
out their wants and how best to III
then-who makes a resolution a
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

the start that he is going to give the
best that is in him for the benefit OF
others~-wiH soon lnd himself IN
dispensible.
"Get down TO the very bottom OF
things. and you will discover that
the foundation OF successful business
Is service. Time spent in learning
to serve is time well spent II pays
the biggest kind OF profits. Happily
for me. l learned this fact before
was 21 years old. 1t saved me a LOT
OF trouble later; II is saving me
lot of trouble today"
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
Girls! Sooner or Later

You will come 70 the conclusion that
there Is no better beautlher than der
willo and Liska cold cream. II makes a
combination hard to beat. over one mil
lion girls and women are now using
derwillo IN preference 70 face powder
as Il stays on better. looks more life
like. and its use cannot be detected.
AS a cold weather beautifier there is
nothing better than Lska cold cream
and chapping Just try this combina-
ton today and you will then join the
vast army OF satisfied patrons.
Try It just once and n you don't like
Derwillo and Liska cold cream are sold
under that guarantee at the toilet
counters Of all department stores and
druggists In this city including N. B.
Danforth and the Eckerd Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
EroN coLr.ARs IrMrrEp

LONDON-The famous Elton col
lar is now restricted to younger stu
dents. The athletic committee has
passed a resolution permitting MEM
bers Of the football team to wear
stand-up collars.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
THE EVENING JOURNAL FRIDAY, DECEMBER O. 1921
Monday evening. Archibald crozier

Monday evening. Archibald crozier
will give "a Short History OF the
Minquas or susquehannock Indians"
and will show an interesting collec-
don OF stone implements OF this
tribe. At this meeting the board OF
directors would like to get the opin-
ion OF the members on an outside
lecture program for this season.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

the Newport Road at Marshallton.
s5.
John T. Mullins and wife to Mary
5. Banta. same property. Sc.
Ella G.. Burton and husband to
Carlo PUNT, $3.50 acres OF land in
Mil Creek hundred. along the right
OF way OF the West Chester, KEN
nett and Wilmington Electric Rail-
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

RURAL PROPERTY TRANSFERS
The following transfers OF rural
New Castle county property have
been recorded in the office OF the
county board OF assessment:
Mary S. Banta to Caroline f.
l Mullins, three lots OF land along
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

way Corporation. $1,000.
Joseph Clarence Hutchinson to
Herman schenkel. 50 acres OF land
in Appointments hundred, $4,000.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

Try our whole wheat loaf-Wii-
mington Baking Co.. Ninth and Pop
lar.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

Hot bread delivered for break
Baking Co. phone
4430.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

TO DISCUSS MINQUAS INDIANS.
At the December meeting OF the
Natural History Society OF Della
ware in Trinity parish house next
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ton has largely been the cause
of our mistakes in irrigation.
Wise legislation will do much
to restore confidence i'm irIiga-
ion and make possible great de-
velopment by providing a mar
ket for irrigation securities.
Valuable lessons have been
learned, and the defects of our
irrigation laws should be correc-
ted. This will be the subject OF
special message to your body.
The people of Oakley have a per-
sonal interest in reclamation, for
much of our best land has no water,
and none of it has sufficient. 1t is
safe to say that ten years from now
Oakley Valley will more than come
off victorious when compared with
any other valley in the state or in
he west. WATCH OAKLEY VAL
LEY GROW DURING THE NEXT
TEN YEARS.
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RAILROAD DEVELOPMENT IN
RAFT RIVER COUNTRY

AS to railroad building in the Raft
River country, the Inland Empire
(Idahome) says, in part:
Some of the rumors afioat have l.
that twelve miles of track are to be
laid next year from Idahome south.
Again, the rumor comes strong that
the o. S. L. is going to build on
through to Kelton and connect with
the Southern Pacific and go into Salt
Lake City via that route Then.
again, rumor carries the report that
this line will be connected with the
Minidoka branch at Rupert from a
point near Cotterel. Some say that
Idahome is to be a division point
Even conservative business men at
Burnley state thta the o. S. L are
planning on important construction
work that will greatly benefit the
Raft River country"
Railroad or no railroad extern
sion Raft River Valley will make
bigger strides in development in
1921 than she has ever done before"