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BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONER
MAHLON BETTS Registrar
NOTICE TO BIDDERs

NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Public notice is hereby given that the
Board of Education of the Laurel Special
School District will meet at the office of
Delaware School Auxiliary. Association in
the Public Library building. Eighth and
Market streets. Wilmington. Delaware. on
Thursday, February 10. 1921. at the hour
OF III 30 o'clock in the forenoon and then
and there will receive and open sealed pro-
posals for furnishing labor and material
TO erect and complete a new high school
building for the town of Laurel. Sussex
The work. for which bids or proposals are
hereby invited. viii consist of enni-hre-
proof building constructed OF brick. terra
Gotta and stone walls. with timber and
reinforced concrete floor and roof construc-
ton. The size of building is approximately
OF 65 feet by 90 feet The building viii be
two stories high and contain is classrooms
aud auditorium.
Bids will be received for the erection COM
plete of the entire building under one con-
tract. or for the following divisions sepa-
rately:
/. For the general construction, which in
cludes all masopry. carpentry. steel and iron.
roofing. painting, and all work kindred
? For plumbing and gas fitting. and all
work kindred thereto.
3. For heating and ventilating and all
work kindred thereto.
A, For electric work.
The Board of Education reserves the right
20 accept or reject any or all proposals ana
to waive informalities az their discretion.
All bids must be in sealed envelopes ad
dressed TO the Board of Education OF the
Laurel Special School District, care of Della
ware school Auxiliary Association, Public
Library building, Eighth and Market
streets, Wilmington, Delaware. endorsed
Proposal for (naming the branch of work
covered by bid" With the name OF the bid
der.
No bid will be considered unless accom-
panied by certified check 10 the order of
the Board of Education of the Laurel Spe-
cial School District to the amount of per
cent OF the amount of the bid or bid bond
OF like amount, binding the bidder 10 exc
cute the contract If awarded him. The terms
liked by the Specifications.
Copies of the plans, specifications and pro-
posal forms will be on file n the offices of the
Delaware School Auxiliary Association, Pub
lie Library Building. Eighth and Market
streets, Wilmington, Delaware, and at the
Laurel High School Laurel Sussex county.
delaware, Tor the purpose or examination
aud estimating
There will be a limited number of copies
of the plans and specifications which win be
loaned to the prospective bidders on deposit
of a certified check to the order of the Della
ware school Auxiliary Association in the
sum of s25. If plans and specifications are
Inmates. the check viii be returned but
should the plans and specifications be not
returned, the deposit may become for
feited Application for tho loan of these
plans should be made 10 the Delaware
School Auxiliary Associa alton, Public lii
brary Building, Eighth and Market streets
Wilmington, Delaware.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE
la uREL SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, ,
LAUREL. DEL.
j. O. ADAMS
President.
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yTW CHARTERS

specfsi co-r--Do-s--o- - >~.-v .v--s-s
Dover. Jan Ia-Che-e-. p~.-- fi~~
here. yesterday a. foIiow.,
MIDI Colonhis OH and D---sorrn~rf
Co, Wilmington, Del -arsisl tis-
OOO,O00.
Ro-edsls Petroleum Corrornfion, III
mington Del; s3OOo.Oo0.
Eureka Photo Plays, mo, RrnokiYn,
". Y s2.25OOOO.
Ideal frart0rIC ICulfivator co WI
rnnztoa, Del 81 200 600.
T0tarv Protector C0rncrAfion WI
rnInzton, Del. 81 ,00n. 600
Cyclone Motors Corpora'ion, Chicago
III; Sl,0OOO0O.
Virginia Refining Co Wilmington.
Del: Se00OOO
Lite Tractor Corporation, Esssnn. "a
10000.
Cleveland But and Bolt Co. WHINING
ton, Del, $4,000
Turner OH Corporatlon. Wilmington.
Del: $500 600.
Englneerlnz Ventures. Wiimington.
Del, SijO.0OO
Weeks Realty Corporauon. Waahlne-
ton. D. c.. 100000.
Elmer 6. smith Co, Wilmington.
Del 10000.
Kinbell Heading Co, Wilningson-
Del; 100000.
Tnited Construction Of Mi-rinn. De-
troit, Mich 10000.
Up-In-the-Clouds Corporation, WI
ningten, Del; $4,000.
Red Sea- Film Corpontlon, Wi.1ing-
ton. Del; $4,000.
WlIkes-Barre unc~rwrlters, Lnc.. Wirkr--
Barre, Pa; $4,000.
Crawley Book Mschiney Co., S.
LIE al
Taylor Ranch Incorporated, Philacrl-
Phia, Pa; $4,000.
American Protective Bur~~a, lac,
Wilmington, Del; $4,000.
Foreign Langlags Press, lac., Pi.1-
burg. Pa; $4,000
Irvington Investmeats Co, Dover.
Del; $4,000.
Riodela Chemical Co, Hlmanxton,
Del; $1,000.
Increases n s,pitsl-Hillsrd ryp--
writer Company, from $4,000 % 80
100000. Independent Nireless TeSe-
graph, Co. New York City, s. 600 20
$500. 600 Change u name Of LigAtncT
Publishing Co. Of Delaware % Hruoxs
Publishing Co, Louisians.
Dover. Jau. l4-ChArtsrs s.ss al-a
here, Yesterday. - follows.
American International Rs..vsy and
Equipment Cooperation, Wilmington,
De-. capital. sos. 0OO, 900.
Elbrook, Inc Wilmington, p-A. s.
100000
So 0000OO
John Hunter Inc, Hackcnsaok. y. J..
81. 100000.
Fibre Toy Manufsctunng Co, NeW
York City, Sl.000,0o0.
Cooperative Rubber and MAnul>c-
turing Co. New York City, S00O.0O1
Washington Consolidated Mines Co
Wilmington. Del. SSO0.O00
Pratt Fuel Corporation, Wilmington,
Del S25O,0O0.
Colorado River Oh Corpo raton. Wn-
mngtou, De $3.50, 0o0
Charms Sales Co, Wilmington, Del.
S2l0. 600
Century Guarantees Charters Co, Wii.
mington. Del SiO0. 600
Stearus Motor sales Co Wilmington.
Del; sl00 900
W. l.. Bennett s Go Wilmington. pci
100000
Elk Products Co. Buffalo. y
$4,000
Bu-Bono Inc, New York City S25 0U0
Commercial Products. Inc Rcadng
Pa $4,000.
Increase in capital Taylor Ranch.
Inc, PhiladcIphn., Pa from $4,000 to
SlOO&G0.
Change 81 name of Quaker Cts steam
ship Co, % Tdelyator Marine Co, fhila
delphia, Pa.
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DRAFT BILL TO GOVERN
BoNt>G IN ILLINOIS

BY Associated Press o. Evory EvonlnT
Chicago. Jan. IA single hoNiug hiil
agreed upon by an the Interested seek
ING legislative approval of the sport in
Illinois, was hoing drafted to-day ~
leaders OF the organizations spOnsorins
the plan.
Niolators ot the proposed law would
be punished by six months suspension
for the first penalty and hanlshmenf fOr
all time for A SECOND afiense. Coumand.
er II u. Musser of the United spanish
War Veterans declared his Organigatlon
would insist on MAKING violations a
felony
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BoXTNG COMMISSION
ASKED FOR PENNSYLVANIA

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Jan. 14.-The state
legislature win be urged to establish a
boxing commission in PENNSYLVANIA
similar to the one in New York. Rem
resentative Mcbride said today he
would introduce a bill next week pro-
viding FOR is round souts TO a de-
cision by two judges and a referee under
the supervision of a regulatinS board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-14
RESUME ANTHRACITE
WAGE NEGOTIATIONS

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, Jan. 14.-Wage nego-
tiations between representatives Of the
anthracite mine workers and the oper-
ators We're resumed here today.
The operators recently refused the
mine workers a general increase in
wages but offered to adjust any cases
OF injustice or inequalities.
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RESORTS,
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.
E'REDONIA sfSbs sSsfoSbasa-ss
4 rtsr t4OrEl -ssAr AS AC,~GuTtSEC
L ATLarsrtC CRY rOS z VGA&1
RESORTS
@PUGs" TO SETTLE GRUpGE.
Charlie White and Sailor. Friedman
IfghtweIghts. Meet Tonight

tNarUe hIte And SaIIor. Frledpan.
Iightwelghts, Meet Tonight.
BY Associated Press % Every Evening
kenosha. Wis, Jan. 14.-when
Charlie White and Sailor Friedman,
both lishtweights OF Chicago, step into
the ring here tonight for a ten round
bout. many boxing fans who have in
terested themselves in the grudge said
TO exist between the lighters expect a
spectacular battle.
In boxing circles ii is pointed out
that there can be more than settlement
OF an old grudge. After euocking out
White at Benton Harbor. Mich. last
July Z. Champion Benny Leonard prom
ised him a return bout. \ victory to
night would give White some prestige
in his campaign for another match with
Leonard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-14
AUCTIONS--LECALS
Auction Sales

PROPOSALS tools ana machinery.
Sealed proposals viii be received by the
Board of Public Education. in Whining
ton, Delaware. for tools and machines, new
or secondhand for woodworking and
machine shops. Specifications for the same
are on file in the Office of the Director of
Trade School. High school Building. Pro-
posals must be deposited with the sec
rctary of the board before = O'Clock y. m,
=. January "a 1921, and must be
arke1 Proposals for Tools and Ma
Iinery. The right TO reject any or all
Irog .ls is reserved NJ. Howard Jester,
.eIary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-14
PRINCETON FACULTY
BASKETBALL TEAM

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Princeton, n. j., Jan. 14.--Prmceton S
faculty has organized a basketball team
which is trying TO make arrangements
for a series with the Yale faculty.
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WATER RATES
Are due and payable in advance at the once
OF the
Water Department
New Public Building
Tenth and King Streets

N0N-afETER CLASS ANNUAL RATES.
If paid during the month Of January, 1921
10 per cent discount. after January the face
OF tho bill will be required.
II not paid before the first day Of March,
1921, the water may be shut of.
METER CLASS-MiNIMU UNI RATES.
II paid during the month of January 1921
5 per cent discount: after January the face
of the bill will be required.
IL not paid before the first day OF March
1921. the water may be shut OF.
METER CLASS-QUARTERL RATES.
IL paid within 80 days after the close Of
the quarter. ) per cent discount, after 80
days from the close Of the quarter the face
of the bill will be required
II not paid within 60 days after the close
OF the quarter the water may be shut OF.
Office open from a. N. to > %. m
Information by ID. * a. phone 5000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-14

The classified ad section is the citys
narketplace for wants and offers OF al
kind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events

JANUARY 10, le2l-Fraternal spirl.uMnai Spit. Maii'
Church. sunday, 7.So y; M. huSn usisssares
Delaware avenue. second moor. 49, Mrs
by Miss Harley. service conducted ps '
Moore.
NOTICE OF annual meeting. Nhiuu,s snoai
Del. January Z. 1921: Tine regular sesnaritv aaai
meeting OF the stockholders OF SeN'um eNusiss ~
Trust and Safe Deposit Company VIII pe
held at the Office OF the compsey ~ ~
Tuesday. January Is. 1921. between Wy
hours of 1880 and : o CLOCK p M "
Maloney. treasurer.
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Wearing Apparel

Wanted to Buy 6e
AUToMOBILEs-Wan 100 used cars
We pay cash. Phone e4o0. Kicl Motor Go.
Used Car Dept. Eleventh and Tatnali SITS.
prices. u. kleitx 4 Bro. Co. si1th and
Market streets.
JUNk-Le. me bur your sccond-h hand
goods. Highest prices in Delaware. II.
Sloan, I19 west street. Phone 7s41. 7s4o.
MEAT sTORE--9ood location. Address
u 4, Every Evening ONCE.
OLD GOLD Have you any old gold or sill
yer ! will buy it. Millard II. Davis. ell
E. Second street.
OLD s1LvEK-Can be sold at . higher
price now than at any time In the past, II
you have old pieces which you care To dis
pose OF drop me q line and Will come 10
SEQ them. Signed X. Box a7o.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and Board 81
Il. 10Th ST. 2O8-Ioom and board for
VAN BuREN sT.. $50. Nicely furnished
room with board. Use of phone
WASHINGTON ST. oio-Rooms and
board. All convenienees. Good location.
Phone 54i3.
wanted Phone I5o2 J.
Rooms " ithout hoard 6s
DELAWARE AVE.-Laree. completely FUR
niSned. seCOud-stnry room. bath auJOtn-
ing Suitable for one or two gentlemen or
man and wife. Phone 307i
Il. l4TH ST. I3 Furnished room for rent
Centrally located. Phone 1882 ".
ROOM Fbr rent very desirable. With
bath, for gentleman. Also garage. Phone
ROOM Second story. with heat aud light
Use of phone Phone 5T25 II.
WEST 81. I2I3- Desirable room for rent
newly furnished Phone 1854 J.
AZ x.srr - .rszf.
front room for rent. Phone 4826.
WEST ST. sil-second. story front room.
with bath adjoining Centrally located.
W. 4TH ST 1922 Large second story
room, all convenicnces Furnished or un-
furnished Phone 74T7 J.
Rooms For Housekeeping 60
RooMs-Two. communicating. furnished
Centrally located Phone 4A19 W
KING ST. B25 Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping and lodslne. Heat, light.
MONROE ST, sos rooms bath run
nins water. Possession January 25.
W BOTH ST. orhree or four unfurnished
rooms, well heated. with bath
W 1TH st. 9u1 Two neatly furnished
rooms for young couple No children
WASHINGTON ST sos-Two rooms COM
pletely furnished, for light housekeeping
or lodging
Where TO lat III
LAUREL ST. 1903 boarding Good home
cooking at above address.
WASHINGTON ST, liI0-We have yacan
cies for desirable table hoarders.
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ersonals

f. aud Leslie X. Casper
son have resigned officers anu nas
seycred ali connections with the Nlinhhe
Ion s. suburban Transportation Corpora
ton.
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INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Classes


Local Instruction Casses a.
BEACOM'S : Is recognized oue OF
= Americas best business schools Day
School and Night school. Private instruc-
tion can be arranged. Beacon Business
Colleges. TENTH and King streets. vii
mington
Musical Dancing Dramatic 81
DANIiNG-IeArn 70 GADce nov. ClAss or
yrivAto instruction. Avenue panceIand
Eden Hall Building. Phone Tssp J.
PIANO TEACHEk-GentIe uesires a
few more private scholars. Conservatory
method taught. FOR On interview address
i. o. Box 2g3.
Private Instruction AZ
HINES PRIV ATE B BUSINESS COLLEGE,
402 W. TEenty-second street Phone
5221 W III pays 10 have d modern business
education Hines is the only Private Busi-
ness College in Delaware giving absolutely
Individual instruction Every day and
evening Open the year around. Moderate
tuition.
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NoTICE-Typewriting 1929 du Pont bios'

THE DELAW ARE RAILROAD CO.. DoNe.'
Del. December 22, l92O-Thc annual meet
tng of the stockholders of the Deia~ AZ AZ
Railroad Co will be held at the Once 9l w
company In Dover on Thursday Stn oas ~
January 1921. at IL O'Clock a 10. LOT s, tne
election Of directors TO serve the shsetns shsshN
year and for the TRANSACTION ol 0'
business ID. NJ. Wilson. secretary.
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Lost and Found


BLACK SPANIEL PUP-Found, maze
Owner can have same py payink ~, '"iS
Al ?OG " Eighteenth. Phone 541o W.
DRIVERS POUCH-Lost, january II,
Containing coupon books and strip tickets;
Reward If returned to Diamond ice anu
Coal Co, oil Market street. -
s,FN, oE MONEY-seyen sIo bills lost.
Wednesday about | O'Clock, between
Reynolds candy store and 6l5 King street.
Reward IL returned TO Every hNehihs
ofiCe. -----
oNyN RINCi-lientlemans lost on jan
uary IL Reward IL returned 10 pOos GU
Pont Building. -
TIRF-Found 34x4 tire and rim. between
creenbank and Cranston Heights, around
christmas time. Apply TO Clarence eros
sAn. Thompson Station, Newark. Del. -.
WATCH-Gold, hunting case. Elgin WORKS
Reward ~ returned to 100 Del2more flaee:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-14
MERCHANDISE

Articles For Sale 81
BICYCLkS-sIo up. Tires, 81 90 up Baby
carriage. Soc United supply Co, gl3
SnIpley street. Open evenings.
BRANDING IRON-Good branding iron.
letter L.. Small enough 10 use on human
arm. Address Pierre Lands. B. 8, Every
Evening Office
CANVAS CASES-Large size, of very heavy
weight. used canvas at low prices This is
suitable for covering floors. porch roofs
boat decks, produce and great many other
purposes. Call and examine Atlantic
Mfg. Co, l04 Walnut street
CoACH-Reed. almost new. 23Os Carter st.
FURNACES-Sman pipeiess furnaces
slightly shOpWorn. at 25 per cent reduc-
tion. Phone 364. Third and Tatnall streets
HEATERS-we sell the famous Empire
Pipeless Heaters. ). q. Williams Third
and Tatnan streets. Phone 364.
ROLL ROoFING-Mix lot, for sale. very
cheap. 5. q. Williams & Bros Third and
Tatnall streets. Phone 364.
WINDOW BOX-nili save you 81 90 on
your ice in one month. Speciality Tin Shop,
3l5 Orange street.
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STORAGE BATTERIES-Bosch maTnetos-
Dolivery body and secondhand csrburetors.
Also ton and half truck, covered body
l. H. Enlers Ninth Ward Garage, Seven
teentn and Church streets. Phone 767 W
GEN UINE FORD PARTS and Ford ser
vice Fader Motor Co. Inc, 2I9 French
street. Phone 369s. Open evenings.
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EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanfed-Female 81
COOh-White. Apply Mrs. David ID. RAN
kin. Il04 Greenhill avenue. Phone 1851 j.
COOk-Experienced with city reference
Apply 1000 Broome street.
COOk--And general housework. Family of
two adults Just outside city. Good home.
Give age and references. Address B 2.
Every Evening ONCE.
HO OUSEKEEPER-Refin housekeeper
wanted by widower. State full particulars
u 20. Every Evening Office.
HOUSEWO WORK-Reliable white woman for
general housework Can stay at nights
Good home. Reference required. Address
u Is, Every Evening on"
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Horses, Cattle, Vehicles As
AARE-Hamiltonian mare 10 years old
Work anywhere. good driver Call Lauk !.
Livery Stable. saturday morning VII
demonstrate
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Lera. Notices

Ut n INOtFfts III
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES
For the District of Delaware.
Fisheries Products Co.
a corporation
VS. NO s78
New York and Baltimore
Inland Transportation Co. In Admiralty
Barge No. 3. her tackle, &c.
NOTICE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-14

Notice is hereby give 90 all persons having
any claim or demand now remaining unpaid
which Was a lien against the New York and
Baltimore Inland Transportation Company
barge No. 3. her tackle apparel &c. at the
time the same vas attached by the marshal.
to intervene on or before the 18th day Of
January. A. ID. 1921. for the protection Of
their interests. or 20 abide the consequences.
WM. G.. MAHAFFT,
Clerk, q. !. District Court
District Of Delaware.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-02-24
PROPOSED SUNDAY BLUE Law

No subject before the present
legislature interests so many peo.
pie in Philip as the subject Of the
proposed Sunday blue laws. En
question has agitated the world
for so long, and no question pres.
ents such field for bitter cont 0.
versy and difference Of opinioin,
most of which is entirely honest.
Right on the heels of the nation
wide agitation for Sunday blue
law by the Lords Day alliance and
other religious organizations come
the announcement that the South
Dakota legislature will have cc
deal with some of those Identical
problems during the near future.
So far all of the agitation has
been for a greater leniency in Sun
day laws Of the state, instead Of
ones enforcing the laws more
strictly. AS soon as these bills az.
pear in the legislature, doubtless
some of the men backing the blu
Sunday movement will appear or
the scene and put up a fight ag-
ainst them.
Probably the only two blue Sun
day laws that will come up at this
session will be concerninp baseball
and moving pictures. There are
laws on the statute books forbid
ding these on Sunday, but as the
laws have. never been enforced to
any great extent, no particular at
tention has been paid to them, II
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-02-24
THE WEATHER CHANGES

We do not need to tell our read-
ars IN this locality that we had
an abrupt change in the-weather
last week, but most of them do
not realize how abrupt it was. Ac-
cording to obervations at Rapid
City the thermometer reached the
summer temperature of 10 degrees
at that point early in the week,
which was the warmest February
weather registered there since 1895
twenty-six years ago. From that
noint the temreratHre fell off rap
idly fifty degrees in a very few
hours, and later went more grad
nally below the zero mark. where
it is lowering as this item is writ
ten.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-02-24

| Is evident that any Sunday legis-
sation will therefore be for the re-
Deal of these laws.
Two bill have already been draft
ed. and will appear in the legisla-
tuFe IL q short time. These ask
FOR the reneaI Of the Sunday base
ball and the Sunday moving pic
ture acts.
The general sentiment of the
Legislature in regard to these mat
ters is not known, but the attor-
ney general is known to favor Ell
ther having these laws repealed or
70 have them enforced Cities in
the South Dakota State League
will probably back any movement
to take the Sunday baseball law
off the books, and most of the 9TH
rs will favor the movie law being
repealed. Up to the present time
there hes been 30 great talk in
either direction.
At the present time South Dako-
tn has as strict Sunday laws as
any state in the union. These are
hot enforced however, so that no
articular effect is noticed.
Pennsrlvania is the only state
fhat actively enforces Sunday law;
the two major league baseball cit
les in the state having no Sunday
games.
Oregon, California, and the Dis
triet Of Columbia have no Sunday
laws at all. The other states have
laws, some Of which are active
md other that lie dormant.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-02-24

The same paper in consecrating
itself anew to the oil development
Of this region makes this state
nlent:
"The Capitol Journal still pins
its 1aith to the oil prospect in
central and western South Dakota.
We feel confident that the time is
not far distant when the world
will learn that the extensive gas
belt which exists in this section is
simply an evidence of a big oil
field near by. While we are lend
ing credit Of the state to every
other enterprise there is no reason
why the state should not aid in in
vestigating oil possibilities in the
territory where the state has so
muhc public land that would he
come valuable as a revenue produc-
ing proposition If oil in paying
quantities should be discovered"
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-02-24
WILLIAMSON GOES
TO WASHINGTON

A few days ago Judge William
williamson, who has served a num-
Der Of years as Judge of the elev-
enth judicial circuit and has held
court at Kadoka ever since Jack
son county was organized, resigned
his place on the bench in order
to devote a little time to closing
No personal affairs before leaving
for Washington to assume his du-
ties as congressman from this dis
trict. He expects to leave for the
east next week. Judge Williamson
has a most creditable record as a
circuit Judge, and his friends ex-
ooct a most creditable record for
him as congressman.
Governor McMaster has appoint
ed Judge Burch of Winner to take
the vacancy left by the resignation
of Judge Williamson. The new
Judge has ALREADY qualified, and
will hold his first term of court
at White Riveer early in March.
Under law recently passed by
the legislature an additional Judge
will be appointed after July first
in the eleventh circuit, and sever
al candidates are already in the
field. Among them we notice that
the newspapers are mentioning
The names of j. G.. Bartine of Oa-
coma, Herman Bode of Murdo and
A. G Granger of Kadoka. 1t
seems to be assumed that the Sc
eond Judge will be appointed from
he northern part of the district,
and it is likely that one of these
will be appointed