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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12

FOR SALE OR TRADE for toN
property, 81 acres land with
room house, pantry. on car Inns.
Box 769.A. West VirBiniap
s;lsist.lss.
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i 600 TEACHERS WANTED for
schools - all kinds. National
Teachers Agency, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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An Adventure In an Auto
Mrs. C. Salvatti and son Ray
mond who were attending the state
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WANTED-Maid for homework.
Phone 1853. . 10 St 7s4 A
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FARMS FOR Sale

40 ACRE FARM for sale o. Ess
for town property. Close te
line, High school. Write boz
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FOR SALE

FOR sALB-FiYe room hvdse VITA
bath. Call phone t1ss.R,
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Place,
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FOR RENT-TWo light hons Sireer
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EARN s6.$12 weekly-addressing
mailing circulars, spare time at
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FOR RENT-Three ezra e69
rooms for housskeepinE cnfpi
without children. Phone 2s9se4
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FOR REET-Two large gieepln
rooms, bath and large poreA
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FURNISHED ROOM Sc. 1es No an
for one: $500 for two a eats
pleasant surroundings, nice NJ s.
borhood. Call 1sS7:R
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'Rosalie" is tns nickname given
By the French soldier TO his bayo-
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THE Arc dee Triomphe, In Paris,
5 the largest triumphal arch In the
The New York herald., 1921-07-28
WOMEN'S AND MISSES
Summer Skirts
At Greatly Reduced Prices


At 3.5O-Reg. 6.95 to 7.95. Skirt of
cotton eabardine and cotton trico-
tine, which will wear indefinitely and
launder beautifully. The models are
most attractively tailored.
At 7.50-Reg. 1915 to 1896. Linen
Skirts in variety of delightful tailored
models, many boasting hand embroidered
pockets. In white and gay sports shades.
At S.75-Reg. 1895. Baronette Satin
Skirts in number of tailored models
that display all the beauty of the silk.
One may have black, white, navy and
sports shades.
Also at 8.75 - Reg. 1915. Flannel
Skirts in stunning blazer striped effects.
In henna, gold, Pekin, black and navy
striped with white, also several tailored
models in all white or high shades.
Fourth Floor
The New York herald., 1921-07-28
ALLEGED SPY HELD
IN BLACK TOM BLAST
Kristoff Believed to HuUe
Knowledge of Disaster.

ALBANY, July 27.-Michael Felix Kris
toff. alleged Austrian spy and bomb sus-
pect. was held to-day for further exami-
nation on August IL by United States
Commissioner Hubbard on his arraign-
nent on a technical charge of having
enlisted In the United States Army about
four years ago as an American citizen.
when in reality he was an enemy alien.
Detectives for the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road, according to statements made by
counsel for the railroad at previous
hearings. believe Kristoff was implicated
in the Black Tom explosion at Jersey
City. In July. 1916. which caused the
loss Of several lives and millions of dol
lars in property damage.
A certified copy OF Kristoff's enlist
ment. and discharge papers was placed
IN evidence by Earl II. Gallup. Assistant
United States District Attorney.
The New York herald., 1921-07-28
FOREIGN CENSUS IN CHICAGO.
Poland Leads, Germany Second
and Russia Ii Third.

WASHINGTON. July 27. - Preliminary
figures showing the foreign born popu-
lation Of Chicago by countries OF birth
were announced to-day by tho Census
Bureau showing Poland In the lead with
ls7.611 Germany second. with 112,2Ss.
and Russia third. with 102'095. All
others are less than $4,000 each. but the
grand total for the city is s05.4s2.
Italy is fourth. with 59,215: Sweden.
1858: ireland. 56.7S6. and Czecho-Slo-
vakia. 50,392. Portugal, with forty-one
Is credited with the smallest figure of
any nation. Those above 10000 include
England. with 26.420; Norway 20,4s1 !:
Austria. sO.4ei: Hungary. 26,1o6. and
Canada, 26,o54.
The New York herald., 1921-07-28
BANK BANDITS GET $11,0 900.

JACK soNvrLLE. Fla. July 27.--Six un-
masked bandits robbed the Bank of
South jacksonville, across st. Johns
River from here, of cash estimated at
between $1,000 and 1000 shortly be-
fore % o'clock to-day.
They drove up to the bank In an au-
,omobile and FIVE Of them entered. COW
cred the bank employees with revolvers
and ned with all the cash In sight.
The New York herald., 1921-07-28
Envelope CHemiSeS
Now 2.95
Regularly 3.95

Lovely chemises Of good quality
material in tailored and lace trimmed
models. All sizes, but not in every
stvle. Third Floor
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Cochise County News Briefs

be used by the branch of the First National Bank that is to be opened here, arrived yesterday It was brought over by truck from Tomb stone. J. c. Ivory will be in charge of the banks agency, which will soon be ready for business. The lack of banking facilities has been a con siderable drawback to the business enterprises maintained on the reser- vation. but this will have been over come when the agency has been in augurated. first class furnishings establishment has been opened up by Nogales merchant at the fort. car rying a very complete line, while bus mess in general is on the upward trend at the post. The banking agency will be boon to these inter- ests as well as to the soldiers and of ficers.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-26
KEARNS OPPOSES HEAVY TRAINING
Champs Manager says Demp sey Must Rest Whenever
 He Gets Chance

ATLANTIC CITY. x. j.. May 25.-a A heavy rain that drenched Jack Dempsey's training quarters caused the heavyweight champion to sus- pend training activlUes today When he arose at 2. m. the reads were heavily soaked and cold raw wind made road work impossible
 While Dempsey chafed at the inac- tivity the rain was welcomed by Manager Jack Kearns.
 This weather gives us good ex- cuse for giving Dempsey rest" he said. 'I do not intend to permit Dempsey to train too nard. A day of rest will do him good"
 Dempsey was forced to remain in. doors until noon. when the rain abat. ed.
 Later he was cheered by the arriv. al of d pure white English bull pup sent him by an admirer in Spokane Wash.
 Fastened to the pups collar was a ncte signed by all of the baggage men who took care of the dog on its trip from Spokane wishing Dempsey success in his match.
 We request to put one slug or Carpenter for us and more if neces sary," the note concluded. Ten names were signed to it.
 Joe Benjamin. the Pacific coast lightweight. joined Dempsey's train ing staff today. He will work with the champion the remainder of the week and perhaps until the finish ot the training grind.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-26
DE p'! MA SE TS ANOTHER RECORD

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May 25.-- Ralph De Palma broke the track rec ord for 1S3 cubic inch piston displace- ment care on the Indianapolis motor speedway today, qualifying for the in ternational 800 miles race to be held Monday His average speed for 10 miles was 101.1 miles per hour.
 l. L.. Corum gave the 12.00O spec tators thrill when his car turned end for end three times and crashed into a wall. His exhibition of driv ing in a crisis brought cheers. Neithei he nor his mechanic was injured. The car will start in the race.
 By virtue of his fast time De Palma gets the pole position for the start of the race. Roscoe Sarles made the second best time with an average ot 9S35 miles per hour. Others to qual ify were Jean Chassagne, Eddie Hearne, Joe Thomas, Joe Boyer. Jule: Ellingboe. Percy Ford and Ira Vail.
 Other drivers will attempt to qual fly their cars Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-26
COUNTY ATTORNEY OF MARICOPA IS FOUND DEAD
 IN POOL AT CASTLE SPRINGS

PHOENIX, May 25.-J. c. Forest, assistant county attorney of Marico- pa county and a resident of Arizona for more than 90 years. was found dead in a pool at Castle Hot Springs, a health resort north of here, this afternoon.
 Although the season of the hotel at the resort had closed, Forest was be- ing accommodated as favor to him by the management. He went there Monday to take the baths for rheu- matism About noon today he left the hotel and went to the pool He o'clock. It is believed that when he stepped into the hot water, the shock
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-26
GOLD NEAT HER HAL Ts TRAINING
Carpentier And Companions Entertain Newspapermen;
 Day Of "Reminiscences

MANHASSET, \. Y., May 9. - IL was day Of "reminiscences rather than work at Georges Carpenters camp.
 Compelled to cut short the days program because Of cold rain, Car pentier. his manager, Deschamps, and Sam McNey, who called to offer his services. entertained newspaper mon with tales Of boxing bouts d de cade and more ago.
 While going through a half hours work in the gymnasium, Carpentier recalled to McVey and Deschamps in Paris in 1909, when Georges was making his debut as a lightweight The three were members of a travel ing boxing troupe. Deschamps was the star. Carpenter the semi-iinalist and McVey the manager. Carpenter won from his opponent Gloria, in seven rounds and DeS camps won q 10 round bout. Carpen tier received 20 francs, Deschamps 40 and McVey 16.
 McVey said he would appear next week to box Georges. Joe Cans ar rived today and started work in the gymnasium He will continue there until next week, Deschamps having announced q postponement of rins work until that time.
 In his workout today the challen ger was more impressive than or
 Monday. His shadow boxing wa: vicious and at the bag he delivered his punches with stroke that ht
 did not show before. This mornins the challenger bra1ed the rain for ; short run about the camp. then haC two hours of sleep, one before anC
 the other after lunch.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-26
Cattle Thieves Busy

M'NEAL-Cattle thieves have been unusually active in this section for the last few weeks. Horses and cows have been taken from the ranges and driven across to Mexico where it is an easy matter to trace them, but expensive to get them back. Wheth- CT it is an organized gang of Mexi- can cattle thieves or individual groups is not known Apparently those responsible for the thefts have no intention to keep their market se- cret, as soon after the cattle are missing some one reports them across the line. The next procedure is to barley with Mexican authorities for their return, which usually costs the owner about S10 head Cattlemen in this section where the thefts have been more numerous than in other parts of the county plan to keep a sharp lookout for the rustlers and if they are caught it is considered like ly that the old method of punish ing cattle thieves will be resorted to.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-26
Mays Is Suspended And Schang Fined
 Result Disputes

ST. LOUIS. May 25,-Pitcher Carl Mays, of the New York Americans, was indefinitely suspended and Catch CT Waffle Schang, of the same team, fined -'h today for disputes yester' day with Umpire Chill. Orders that such penalties be imposed were re- ceived from President Ban Johnson of the American League. today.
 Mays was banished from yester days contest with St Louis in the second inning when he disputed a called ball and Schang in the fifth when he questioned Chill's judgment in calling a strike on him.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-26

Mrs. Coolidge is wei known in edu- cational circles To all appearances she is quite young woman, yet she had her M. s. degree at Cornell in 1882. She had earned Phi Beta Kap- pa honors and the Ph. D. degree at Stanford in 1896 and for four years subsequently to 1886 she was an in- structor at Wellesly. Her career, still holding many promises, already is an enviable one in point of achieve ments. Mrs. Coolidge was with the New York School of Philanthropy; was assistant and associate profes- sor of sociology at Stanford; was head worker in the San Francisco set clement and was research assistant in the Carnegie institution and has held many offices of public trust.
 Both MT. and Mrs. Rak knew their guests in old time college days. Mrs. Rak has been connected with several colleges. Her alma mater is Stan ford.