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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-28
CRASH KILLED
TWO in AUTO
Holyoke Orchestral Play
ers Were Victims at
Deerfield
DRIVER DAZZLED
BY OTHER LIGHTS
And His Machine Swelved
Into a Tree Early
To-day

Deerfeld, Mass, Oct. 2S.-Two mem
bers of Holyoke orchestra, William
O'Connell and Edward Cortneau, both
Of Holyoke, were instantly killed early
to-day when an automobile containing
five of the musicians struck tree
while returning to Holyoke from Green
field, where the orchestra had played.
1t is said that the driver was dazzled
by the headlights of an approaching
car and the rear Of the machine came
into contact with the tree when the car
swerved. The other three members of
the party were severely shaken up.
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enrich
YOUR BLOOD

VITA orrsnic irnn-Nurstet r11-ite hso
s,-r in N year bod and he Ira N splnaca.
t,-..lls I'D ecn,c.-wii Mt hlsewrr a. inisrs
~ ts.rth uor ~ - ne - -nsch. Ezfirely cit
fr-rrt non -nsfsisic iran- u quietly he's put
strength into roar nascics ard ecinT "a = 80
es.r<fs Get rcur ductrr % frzke ycar -
ti,,,i ceurt todnF. t5ca take Naxztci t7e1 -
a r-w wrrks and watch rvur rrd hlooc crr-
packs ircrrnre. rer kew ruuch rrrer an Ftriier
f~sfs~ sas- fr<ls sEfat q ieercrce a uzkes N
s..rr srrre. Over s.ao1. ree rer.te er't 4.lE Aze
rsi~r Nurafef lron. Tc1r rr-ef vi - -
raaaef ~ - q "a c1tnin ssittsaci7rF
srsuirs Il tzhisi sarzs eSlF. AZ 81 drzFgstA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-28

Mrs. J. A. Pcrlcy went Tuesday 20
visit her parents in Samsonville.
Postmaster John Noble recently
made an inspection Of the four rural
routes radiatins from his Office. They
serve a population Of 1853 people. The
carriers are: Route I. % miles. Camp
brook. Iympus. Lillieviile and DUMMY
bin. Harold ,. Turner; route ?, 24.T
miles, Royalton hin. Christian hill.
quarries and cast side Of branch. J. v.
Pease; route 3, p Is miles. Barnard.
q. y. Barrows; route 4. 2S.3 miles,
Stocl.bridge. J. II. Beckwith.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-28
NOT A LIFE LOST

When japanese SteaHlsnlp sank On
Cape Flattery.
Seattle, Wash. Oct 2S-Thc Japa-
nese steamship Fukui Marua sank J75
miles OF Cape Flattery. Washington.
a midnight last night in q hurrioaaa
bat al her passengers and crew ucrJ
picked I'D by the freighter West Ivan.
according - 3 wireless message r.
ceiscd here early today. She Wa
bond for SEATTLE from koba. Fht
Wet Ivan. bound for Japan uin coa
time - the orienfs
The Fukui Nara is believed e. taN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-28
Insure for Others

and later have the money yourself.
Eat your cake and have it, too. In
vestigate our Old Age Endowments.
National Life ms. Co Of vt. (Mutual J
s. s. Ballard, general agent, as State
street, Montpelier, vt; G. ]. Seager,
local agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-28

Mrs. Frank Davis Of Shelburne died
very suddenly Tuesday afternoon as sh
was driving from Hinesburg village to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-28
BETHEL

Guy Wilson Sec. and Treas. Of Library
Assn. for sist Consecutive Year.
The annual meeting Of the Library
association was held Saturday after
noon. The report of the librarian
showed that there are ALL books with
an average weekly circulation Of over
100 New books frequently are being
added, made possible by the generous
provisions Of the will OF Ephraim NJ
Weston. which assures a net income Of
$500 a year. Miss Dorothy Bliss was
elected a member of the book commit
tee. Most Of the officers were rc-elected.
GUY Wilson was elected secretary and
treasurer for the 3lst consecutive year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-28

carried few passengers. The vessel was
of 3.S07 tons.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-26
WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS


------------~~--~->~'@,~-17- -
LOST-On 10th ST. near Topeka avenue.
case containing keys To Dodge ear VIII
the person who picked them up please re-
turn 60 Central Trust company and receive
reward. Nnmber Of keys D B. 80
LOST-SItarday evening. four cheeks IN
urfstlmDed envelope. printed address.
Illinois Life Insurance Co Chicago Lib
eraI reward. Colonel Hughes Phone III
office phone IDS.
LOST-A pucketbook containing $50 cash.
belonging 70 an Old n mister. Lost near
Santa Ea depot Phone 5290. III North
VAN Buren,
LOST-Lady's wrist watch On Kansas ave-
nue. swiss make, 0ctagunal shape
Phone Red 23ZT-
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wANTED-sIALE HELP.


GOVERNMENT POSITIO NS-3Ten Is over
wanted for railway mail, post0ffica, otLar
government positions. Examination soon
salary 81 400-s1. % year Experience ia
necessary Particulars free. Write Column
bia School Of Civil Service. IS Pope Bldg.
Washington. D c
YOCNG My over II, desiring govern
ment positions, $50 monthly, write for
free list OF positions now Oneu- T. Leon
ard. former Civil Service examiuer) I212
Equitable Bldg. Westinghouse. c.
WANTED-Eight Young men over Is years
OF aga spare time. one Or two evenings
each week. so cents per hour Office. Sec
0ud floor Capital Building & Loan As
sociati0n.a Apply in person
MEN WITH DANDRJFF take free appIi-
cation Of our amazon dandruff remover
with 80 cent hair cut for next 80 days.
rs East Fourth.
WANTED-Wh ite man to chop down trees
and saw and split into wood. r. Buyckeu.
Wakefield. Kan
FIREAfEE BB4EE1dEN. beginners S150,
later sou monthly. Write hallway, care
Journal.
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WANTEp-FEafALE HFLP.

IMMEDIATE employment for a few young
women who can qualify. The work Is in
teresT1ng. pleasant associates. good rest
room and wholesome cafeteria Service
previous experience not required Apply
70 Chief Operator So Jackson st
OPPORTUNITY for employment for few
experienced telephone operators. Apply
70 Chief Operator. So Jackson Street.
WANTED-Wo oman to do plain sewing.
Call 1T34 Fillmore ST, or phone White
Z859
NANTED-C0iored -irI for general house
woak- rs Boswell
GOOD .olored girl Tor general .housew0rk.
202 East Sth-
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

II r. Guthrie to " A Griffin. pt. lots
5O-.i-5A-6, Madison ST.. North Cranes
aqd ...----..- - - .---..--..-S
Il b. Miller to =. W Watkins, lot IS.
Main ST. RGssTille- So --.---.------- 1000
C. B. Jordan 60 r. ". Hotrer. lots
I3-I5-IT, Boswell ave. Add. to
= N. M0ruer TO A. 3. Sweet. lots L.
IJ-IT Boswell st, Add to College
E14ll .--.-e...ss-s
EEecutors-W. N Forbes. eEr- 70 A.
Y. Lescher. lots 354-56. Tyler ST.. A0Oa
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BUSINESS SLOWS
Tenth Federal Reserve District
Report Net Optimistic.
But Falling on in Some Lines
Made ID in Others.

r-41e7s CITY. No Dec 25--A some
what less opumi SIC description OF
conditions in the Tenth federal "a
serve bank district for November than
for October is contained in the month
Nv review of the bank. made public
today According To the review there
7vss \ fan n- oil in production and ac-
tivtrv in numerous Zines. alrho that
was offset to some extent by increases
in o.1crs-
Deliveries OF merchandise by whole
zaE-r- to retailers. figured on rle pa
Sis Of money values. decreased in all
lines. the report said WI the eZcep-
ron OF furniture wa ca showed az
increase. there was IA ing or II Al
Zines over Noveu1 Der, L9-1-
a marked decline in the marketing
OF nh grains. except ka-tlr. was ucIad
d-lr-rar uhe month, the revw SET
r1r-h. Meat packing dropped below
the record 11r November. L--1' III ca
tie and ca yes killed but showed an
increase in hogs and -heep- The aver
q re daily production Gt perrol ell1l- n
the kansas aEd oklahoma rleitiS was
set III ssI.eHu barrels. or 5000 bar
raIs below the daily October proauc-
RIA r1our output showed an in
rf-sass OF EOS per cent over Noverl1-
be- 1920. ike report stated, and there
was u further improvements N l1le
ar-sf57- NJ lead and zinc mined
a decided increase In building &c
sfvrf+fas was shown the advance being
placed ar SJ.3 per cent over NoTen1-
ber ot last year.
Early holiday trading was reported
70 be in far volume win November
sales bv retailers averaging 1873 per
cent below those Of last yeIr in money
values but IN units being about the
same
collections were said to be below
noruaI-falr- in the cities and poor to
FAR IN the country
There we're 100 comm erCiaI failures
IN the district with liabilities aggre-
eating S2ST3.T0O as against IS in Oc-
rober with total liabilities Of 81
5S22T9.
That section OF the review pertain
fug to the packing industry said tHal
aIthO the nationwide strike Of pack
ing plant employees had begun il would
not be possible TO gauge the erect
accurately until more comprehensive
reports were at hand.
re banks report Indicated that.
wi d winter setting IN. there had been
MS -1a-ertaI announcement in the IN
employment situation altho II was
sE-LlC that Organized efforts to com
bz1 1he situation were being made
wherever possible.
After revi,7gin~ the financial situa-
ton in detail. the review says:
-st allie some rgSu-Cz on l-glly Deue-
fiCiaI character already are TO be seen.
4. is ratent 70 economic observers thar
troubles thar beser the agricuILurists
and growers and feeders OF livestock
cannot be alIeviated in a day, a week
or a month and that time, pluck and
patience. as we'll as money and credits
are necessary factors in the process
OF bringing about 4 return TO nor
maIcy on the farm and range
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FOR sAL-KANsAs FARMS.


FOR SALE-1i.5 acres improved dliry
farm - mi west OF T0pe.-a. good land,
80 acres in alfalfa. hay lGnd- good house.
large b. m NOV room. Dle-;ty yer PROV
ertT in first class condition Price Si4.0s0.
want sJ.g19 cash. Furman's Real Estate,
1G8 West Sth
FOR SALE-I60 acres. we'll imUruveti- neIE
Dover. Kan, some bottom land, srring
and branches. wood for home use. good .
room house, large barn nov room, cattle
barn. fences. fruit. Price ST. $3.50. clear
Furmans Real Estate. los West Sth.
FOR SALE-163 acres fine level wheat
farm in Gray Co. mi. FiercevE'e L
mi Garden city, AZ mi paved TO 4. t21
acres fine winter wheat = goes with sale
delivered. Price So COO carry S1.500. Fur
mans Real Estate 106 Vest sth.
FOR SALE-1cD-acra level wheat land in
Logan, Co., rear Winoua. 70 acres il
wheat goes with deal. Price So per acre.
carry back S1.ae0. Consider house in To-
neisa- FurInans Real Estate. 1G6 West sth.
FOR SALE-s0 acres fire hay l-nd, nj.
west OF M1yetta. rich soil, fences. Price
500 per acre, clear. abstract up. Eurman' 5
Real Estate 1G6 West Sth.
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Eox saf-cITx Peep RTY

FOR SALF-NdW Groom house. bath. pan
try, lots. gss and heater. I story cot
tage, large front porch. back porch hall
way. Il block to car line. gsrage cellar.
ready to move into Price s-000, clear
Furmda Peal Estate. 19i West 9Th.
FOR SALE-LarEe moFern s-rooTn house.
: blocks east OF Central Park. near
Dou1hfft Ave or line, in FIST ci~ss conf
ton. Price go 0gB. Terms r wanted Fur
man Rel Estate. f06 West Eighth.
FOR sALE-Weu built T-rnom horse. Gel
lar b-rn. porch. IL lots. city ter. gas.
electric lights. good re7air; loc~ Ted Secono
anu Quincy. 81 600: clerr; terms. Furmr 4
FeaI ESt-te. 19s West Fier''-h.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-26

ST. Joe. Dee. 28--HOG s-Reeeipts 900
Market steady to Zoe higher TOP 81 20 :
bulk Of sales, S590GTI5.
CATTLE-iieceipts 200. Market steady
Steers. 5000 1000. cows and heifers SIS
"a" D. calves. S-00U6-9O-
SHEEP Receipts 5000 Market strong
to 2jc higher Lambs S1000010. 50; ewes
E..llal =
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FoR sALE-vAcANr -Lors

FOR SALT fiue level lots in Oak I'd.
$3.50 each lots east front. 20a9 blk
Lane ST. $500 eReh; lots, PiBehurst aHi
summit. $3.50. ciear-ali for cash. Eurman
RenI Estate log West s.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-26

SOLID BRICK store building. in small
town. viii sell trade citv resi dencs
OF land. See Frank 3. Past with Mans
field Lend * Lean Co., S12-I3 New Eng
land Bldg. Phone esI
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FOR sALE-sUbURBAN.

--~-----4--~-~--~~~---@-
FOR SALE-IA acres. large Groom house
bar hen houge. vel. cisfcrn. she. near
car line. Price $500; terms on part
Furman Real Estcce. 106 West sth.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

SALE-EXCHANGE- acres fine I1Hd
in No. level. rich soil, ad5oins good
farms. Fine h~rd road. IL mics. unIimlt-
Ell spring water, streams nearby Price &C.
900 clear want lots Washburn way su-
burban or small rm. or raw wheat lanI
west FurmEn Real Estate 1G6 West Sth.
WHAT HAVE YOU TO trade in or near
Topeka for a 225-acre stock and grain
farm near Galesburg, Illi1ois2 Only i'm
proved property considered. Address
burg I'll
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-26
FOR RENr-APARrMENrs

18th and Topeka Blvd.
Nine rooms, strictly modern, has two
modern apartments occupied. tenants
want to remaIu-aside from your own
4-r0om private apartment Possession
January I. Adults only Phone 2O9S.
TWO-BO0M apartment furnished or IN
furnished, 1901 Nulvane. Phone White
2255
MODERN 4-r00m aDartTnent. 2nd floor. to
adults. 716 West sth
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cor sALE-PorLrRY.

Ny ENTIRE flock Of White Plymouth
Rock nuIers. hens cocks and coekerels
at reduced prices. also one Buckeye iueu-
hator- Gail z. Y Taylor. Phones2i50 NJ
BUFF 0RPTNETQNS. coop. wire and some
lumber Phone . u. 1921 y Topeka ave
Two boz. BufT LeghOrn hens for sale
IT;i3 Eaue- Phone 52aS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-26
FOR sALE-LIvEsT0CK.

HORSES FOR SALE-SaveraI teams good
servleeuDle horses now on ice Virgins
al De seeu-arrer p n II 10 Jackson 81
IaHeka Ice Company
TWO saad cows must sell At once Phone
Red 2s95-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-26

Paris. Dec. 25.-PoIice guards pro-
tecting the United States embassy and
the home OF MvrOn T. Herrick, Amer
lean am1a-sad0r to France. were re
inforced today as the result OF com
NUN ST agiua1IOus. All callers are
carefully scrutinized and all packages
delivered by mail or messenger are
searched
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-26

Black Canton creme combined
with velvet IS a smart faSric com
oinaGIcn which is aeceT1inr very
reasonable Here is 4 very at
tracIlre trock which uses these ma
seFlals Co soften the severe slmpjir-
lry Ut its design. fne velvet forms
z deep band and a narraw one On
bne skirt and a WIDE i5and on the
q eau
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FORSALE-REAL ESTATE
Exchanges

Nice solid brick t0ur-apart-
ment, bringing in about $1,000
Der VI, with no expense out, to
exchange for Topeka residence
or suburban.
Another choice four-apart-
ment. solid brick construction,
all oak finish, nice location near
Westport, Kansas City, No,
bringing in 10 per cent income
On $3.50 This is a choice
property, bringing in a sure IN
come and the owner would like
to exchange same for good resi-
derce property or farm near To-
peka-
Seven acres, fine home Of 8
rooms. electric lights, city wa
ter, = blocks Of car-Iine and fac
ing Washburu college; 0wEer
wants to 90 south. Price Sc, 500 /;
no trade.
1G0 acres, near s1naH town.
Shawnee Co. IS a. IN wheat, all
goes; price right and viii trade
on city property.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-26
TYPEwRFrERs

REBUILT TYPEwRITRRS or ALL
makes machines that have been traded
ia on the new Quiet Royal All m at
bargain prices Write for nrfcrs NEST
ERN TYPEWRITER co. 62a Kansas
Ave, Topeka. KanRas.
TYPEW r tTERS-Ali makes. FOR sale or
rent Expert repair work strictly guar
dnfeetl Got our prices On new marhines
and repairs Cal $50 for estimate Zerrher
Stationery Co, 521 Kansas Ave.
tl.L STANDARD MAKES Sales or rant
ReBairs uy fartorr trained n1ecnnnics
We lead others foiluw CRAM = CON
pANv N rpRrz IN hnsiness
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srRvICE f1FFrRFn.


ELECTRIC wiring and fixtures don't cost
much Get our free estimate. Electric
repairs free delivery Of Mazda lamps IN
dependent Electric Co., 120A East dfe Sc.
FAMILY WASHINta including Tat wark.
Sc a pound. Curtains a Speciality Bring
first wash. will cali for and deliver after
TINT 433 Lime st.
PLEATINGS MIS- rs y &,S J. MEs sSI "a.
CARPENTERTNtf, contracting general re-
pairing and remsdeiing. Estimates given.
Franz Ellis. Pm S-hA Res IN sine zsdt.
CYLINDERS REBoREn.
MACHINE work. gsston pins anu 1ea 2
FENNIN(a MACHINE SHOP, $40 A1nroe.
EP-TO-pArE furniture and-5aby bugHy
repair company. UphoisterinE and pack-
GENERAL HAULING. excavaring, piuw-
ing. yard grading Cinders hauled. 1je
per week. Phone Ditch, d21S ".
LAUNDRY work done NJ 90 Harrison
all fiat work ironed. Phone Red t4sz-
HFMSTTTCHING-T1k and 10 cents Mr..
WIN Eekert- Phone Black 44fI, Sd 3 SIN.
CISTERNs and wells cleaned and repaired.
Phone 524S J.
-
INSURANCE
~-----~----s-----~~-a----
[. " wTLsON-Flre. tornado. plate glass.
Insurance Phone Ssd q Columbian Bldg
FUERTER.
JOHN pETRzILEK THE FURRTER. sz8
Kansas Ave.
--------------
UNDERTAKING.
q W BOMGARDNER- Phone 14a
FOR SATF-REATs ESTATE
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DRY WOOD FOR SALE

DRY WOOD FOR SALE
for cook stove, heater. or furnace
Also some good cord wood
Phone 5s5 or 4Ig3.
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-C. s govern
ment blankets. folding and steel cots.
tents and trunks Recla med unionali s.
overails and breaches Army underwear
shoes and sweaters. Kansas Army AMI
Navy Salvage Co. 81 Kansas Ave
FOR SALE-Watrhes cio"ka. diamau,is
fewelry. cut glass AMI silvPrware- Arm
strong Jewelrv Co. 40 Sansns I've
FOR SALE-Large wood boxes. barrels
and candy pals. INQUIRE Z. W Wool
worth 10e store. 627 Kansas.
FOR SALE-Naw and uspd office eauiV-
ment Of all kinds. 600 Jackson Phone
1868
DRY OAK WOOD FOR SALE. Phone
st1n F-4.
WOOD FOR SALE=s7-O0 ton Phone S102
RI.
HT7R RY-TP TRANSFER 60 Phone 22f
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MONEY
MONEY TO LOAN

FARM MORTGAGE TRUST co, ,
Topeka, Kan.
Nor EY 40 LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY - household
goods. pianos automobiles. cattle and
horses. diamonds. machinery and 70 saiHriet
people. E S Thomas IL Kansas avenne.
Farms and citv loans reasonable rites
quick service Can fnHut-e that new home
WALTER ASHTON SMITH
New England Building- Phone COZ
REAL ESTATE LOANS At reasOnn die rates
and various terms "a repayment Pergouni
loans On Gnod collateral State Savings
Rank. 'iaI Kansas ave.
LOANS made on personal security; also
to saiar'esI nersnns l. Bfs-os. 523 Kansas
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
THE KANSAS SCHOOL OF CH1ROPRAC-
TIC. Topeka. Am Day and night
classes. School d2Sls Kansas ave. Phone
Rel eSa3.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs

FOR REET-F'TT2EISHE HOUSES
1918 CLAY FOR RENT reasonable COM
fortabie cottage. furnished. 1898 j,
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EANA MIHIt-At1E TRUST Col,
TeOeka Kan
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ELECTRIC wiring end fixtures don't cost
much Get our free estimate. Electric
repairs free delivery Of Mazda lamps. IN
dependent Electric Co. 120A East dfe ST
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CHEAP JACK

EXTRA fine imported roller singers. I'll
for a Xmas gift. ~ ONO ave
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Il IzALS-Isr8eh. short orders and chill
Served from = m 70 L p n mid
night. Manhattan cafe. s1s East Fourth
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INSURANCE
L Y WTISON-Fire. tornado. piara gizs
Insurance. Phone sig II Columbian Bid
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-12-23
starkvillc, Miss; Dee I, 1921

Starkvillc, Miss; Dee I, 1921
Dear Old Santa
! am writing to You to tell you what |
want. Please bring me pair of skates
and basket ball, know you have
other little children to 90 to so l will
just ask you for two things, OF cour;s q
want my stockings filled with apples,
oranges, grapes candy, and other n ca
things. would like to have some story
books SO that makes three thikgs.
Yours truly
Lydia Criglcr
Starkviile, Miss Dec. Z, 1921
Dear Santa Claus
am ten years old and In the sixth
grade. want you to bring me set di
books, for am very fond of reading.
| would like a new outfit for my doll
She is twenty three inches tall and teh
inches around. | change her name
about. every two weeks, it Is now Clris
Mae Lexington. / would like to have
lots of candy and nuts 80 as to make me
sick so W )uldn't have to 90 TO school
for awhile.
Now Santa don't forget Miss Bertha
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-12-23
starkvilIe, Miss. Dec. :, 1922

Starkville, Miss, Dec. =, 1921
My Dear Santa g.,
How will you come in sleigh these
nice spring morningsY How Is your
wife? know she is busy making doll
clothes, and you are busy moking toys
girls and boys. Santa remember that
there are some orphans who cant get
toys for Christmas. Please try to 60 to
hem. We are going to have jolly
Christmas at our hOnse, we always do. .
Please remember my little sist.rs and
brothers and help them to have good
time. Santa, forgive all the children
who have been bad, and don't put ashes
and switches In their stocking, will
add my list OF things thatI want, just
some FIRE works, nuts and truit. don't
played dolls so don't bring me any. l.,
With Bushels Of Love y !,
Frances Hogan. /,
z. s. Here's hoping that You will
have good luck on the wsy.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-12-23

Starkvillc, Miss; Dso. I, 1921
Dear Ole Santa
How do YOU like your new wife from
Memphis! Are you gong TO take her
on your trip this year? Ii you do, don't
let her fall down the chimney, 10. che
has just been used 10 1t. Well, I want
a watch, (good one Santa, and az ring.
are works, fruits and nuts, and trip 70
Holly Springs, Little Bit" want a'bali
for he loves TO play with ball. lie
also wants candy. apples, ,and nuts. Now
Santa please don't forget.
n Yours Truly
.Littls Bitt' and William Suddusii
4 p 3 also want some games and books
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-12-23
Starkville, Mss, Dec. 4, 1921

otNIkVIIIeJ mIsssI DtCs q IJ1I
Dear Santa Claus
dwant few things but not much. l
want sootball and some fire works to
shoot them want knife to cut my
pane an trees. i am going to spend my
Christmas in happy way anl going
around and give presents to people and
help them. I am going huntings bring
me hat. | am going to give our
neighbors same. Well had better stop
| hope YOU get around Christmas night
and give all the children something's.
J Your friend
...t. clayton Barrett