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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-18
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-18
ORGANIZED TEAM

4 number Of young Tr"n employed at
the South I,d" plant - the Wheeling
Car 71-npAny have organ z"1 L baseball!
tenrn ~ play twilight and Saturday aft
ernnor games The team desires % ar
range games with any fast scm!-Tro min"
In tho city, Arrangements can be made
by calling S72t-M and ASKING for Dave
between ard O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-18
SECOND PAYMENTS

Several candidates are now turn
ing their attention to the second
payment plan" 1t is very fruitful
field for votes, because, when "Sec-
omd payment" on Il subscription is
turned in, the candidate obtaining
the second payment gets the differ
cucc in votes between what was is
sued on the first payment and what
the second payment makes the sub
scriptionS total. For instance, if a
subscriber who took The lntelli-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-18
king Off the Precious Seconds in
ting Dash for the Automobiles
- Cot Second paumant Subscrinons. Read Carefully
Get Second Payment ptious'.Read Carefully

subscriber turned by member and extended at any time
during beyond the originally turned IN TOR Will
though the full subscription had been turned
Ill orig
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-18

grnccr for one year earlier in the
campaign now extends his subscrlp-
ton to two years, paying an addi-
tional $3.50 or $500, as the case may
be, the member turning in the second
year gets the benefit Of the difference
between the votes Of one -ear (25,000
BY carrier, 10000 by MALL and the
votes on two years (65.000 BY car
rier $4,000 by maiD, which is 10000
by carrier and 10000 BY mail Can
didates are lining up their friends
to increase their subscriptions up as
far as two years, where the differ
ence in votes is tremendous.
;ions" count for the extra votes under
st subscription was turned in. Each
Il payments now count the same as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-18
CHALLENGES

OwiuE 70 p caH"r,lnti"n. the RoydS-
viil- \. =. nine - without game for
tomorrow aftrrn"on. and would like :"
hear from any % the fact amateurs in
,N., district. Call bridgeport SIR and
AK Hu- Ludwig H"E- today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-18

Tho faS, Cardinal a. .. OF the South
( de wna.d Ike :" arrange game with
CIV ,rnu IN the ohio Valley for the
l2;r md 10Th @. mis- month. between
The years - l. - -. The Cardinals
a., I,.>irnus ~ getting n game w''h the
u VS. - he Fast End ard tar Ban"r
Ju'.rrs. ~ any - he following ;edms:
.N.rg:nIas. south Side Indians. Maynard
Juniors Mozart juniors. East End
Orioles. Vance JurI"rs. YanSe" ~ c.. or
any other team IN the Ohio VALLEY. II
this chananGr - accepted call 2ai or
o93 Wheeling ard ask for Schaescr. be-
tween : and $40 y. m
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
Riverside Park


 ''The Playground of Arizona is what someone called Riverside. Sun day. when the throngs seeking out door entertainment took advantage of the many attractive spots in the big enclosure to picnic, dance and hathe.
 The music Sunday afternoons is going to be feature. It is free to all and from time to time will be aug rnented by the addition of big acts.
 The orchestra. which is one of the finest ever brought to the state. is rapidly gaining in popularity at the dance pavilion. It is clever musi- cal Organization and is composed of real artists who are together all of the time.
 The new accommodations for dance patrons outside the dance pa- vilioh proper bid fair to become very popular when the summer heat ar l lives. for the tables and chairs pro- vided are in the open, and yet afford a fine view of the dance hall The pool is cleaned three times weekly, scrubbed and disinfected The suits i are sterilized and the towels are | treated to hot water baths daily. | Columbia
 I collaborated in the direction and screening of Out of the Storm, the screen version of Gertrude Athertons famous novel "The Tower of Ivory playing at Mauk's Columbia theater for the last times today It is a pie ture rife with stormy emotionalism - a dramatic triumph of the screen. Margaret Hill, sympathetically DOT trayed by Barbara Castleton, is . singer in a disreputable resort. Hel voice appeals to Albert Leverins Sydney Ainsworth) and he offers t( have it cultivated. He supports heI until at the expiration of two yaars Lowering is arrested for emb zzle, ment and Margaret IS thrown upor the world with her voice as her Crl, asset. She goes to America and afte , long and hard struggle gains re , nown and is sent on an cperauI tour through England. There sb, meets her lover. a young Englisl l nobleman, and marries him. bu } Lowering is released from prison ant returns to claim his protege. Sh must make her choice between hap piness and duty to Lowering. Make It Snappy," is the title of
 Pollard comedy which is a genuin
 laugh producer from beginning t . end A Bray Photograph and a Selec
 News reel are other program mum
 bers for the last times today. 8 Starting Wednesday, the Columbi . theater will offer Viola Dana i . "Cinderella's Twin" for two day lonly.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
BLACK BEAUTY AT
 COLUMBIA THURSDAY
FRECKLES-

Black Beauty Anna Sewelrs im- mortal story of animal life, has been made into pictures in a film unani-
 mously accredited by screen critics Fas one of the finest screen achieve
 ments of the past year." This stu
 pendous production, cost of which
 was nearly three quarters of million
 dollars, comes to Mauk's Columbia
 theater for an engagement of three days, starting next Thursday. Black Beauty has been filmed in the simple narrative style that made the story so human in type. The
 simple drama of it's homely characters gives it all the big moments it re- quires. The family appeal is one of its strongest features. It is as sweet and clean a story as ever was written-or filmed.
 The scenario was entrusted to George Randolph Chester, one of Americas best known and most pop
 ular novelists, who was aided by Lil- l Han Chester. The p reduction was given into the hands of Albert F. smith with David Smith, director
 An aI-star cast lends charm to the 1 film version.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
THINKING OF BUYING
 AN ELK? READ THIS

Say folks, if it's a pet you want, don't pick an elk.
 That is, if you have to consider the cost of living.
 Profit by the experience of the state of Arizona, which is in receipt of bill of $240 for the feed and care of an elk for one year.
 Think of it now. .s20 a month for the upkeep of an elk-and then com plain about the cost of gas. This little old hay burner is just about as expensive, and you cant get as far with an elk as you can with an auto mobile.
 Alex Hunt of Thather has sent in his bill for S240 for furnishing the elk with board and lodging. He has informed the state that he kept the elk in a. style in keeping with its position. Furthermore, he rendered service in the way of carrying water.
 The elk was one of herd brought into Graham county few years ago. Smaller than the rest of the herd, it received the betting of the commu- . nifty and refused to leave Thatcher.
 It was the town pet until it became the town nuisance, for how was a poor little elk to know that familiar ity breeds contempt When the peo-
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
Coliseum

Commencing tonight, and for Tues day and Wednesday. Miller and Wakefield will present at the Coli scum, a brand new creation by Jack Oakley, entitled, My Wife's Illus band" a typical Winter Garden Re- vue offering, replete with nonsense, funny situations. new songs, new dances, new costumes and new scenic and lighting effects. It introduces the funny comedian, Jack Miller supported by Ann Montgomery, lead- ing woman: Jack Oakley. producer and Straight man; Petty Blair soubrette; the only" Carolina Brun- son, and Al Mcdonald, augmented by Miller and Wakefield's "beauty cho- rus. My Wifes Husband" is brim full of mirth and melody and is sure to please.
 As an extra feature, Jack Miller will present his original automobile number, assisted by the Misses Ar thur, Gregory, Cantu, and Mile. Violet
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
Amusenenfs
FORBIDDEN FRU|T'
 STRAND $ OFFERING
YESTERDAY

.Forbidden Fruit De Mile calls his production playing again today at the Strand. It might have been called any one of several titles, but none would have fitted it so well as the one the great director has se- lected-
 Since the day that Eve ate the fruit that was forbidden, men and women -have been going right along doing the same thing despite the fact that society says no"
 To make love follow rules has been tried and found impossible. A wo- man loves a man and she loves him sespite all the laws the rules and the custom that man or men may make.
 DeAfille in Forbidden Fruit" gives a comprehensive screen version of the angles of marriage and love for another after the woman has taken the marital vows He does not preach. but he does hold up the mir- rn- 10 a condition that has existed since the very dawn of mans era He pictures the angles of the com n,ex problem that finds a married woman unhappy and sends her te The arms of another man who IS al ne, she had hoped the husband V-ould be when she. married him.
 He does not try to justify wha' happened in this case, he simply de. nicts a graphic picture or man ane s-o,,,an confronted with this age ole se..,ss.son Ii is entertainment. Il rarks with many great books on tne -,,a subiect. It is material fol --,@r,,ra minds, but it certainly Is foot for thought
 With the feature is seen the frs ..,.-.,,~as taken of the recent Pioneers rn,pfon in Phoenix. rorplouei ,-~,.st-. holds over for Tuesday an' Wednesday
 s.r-,,dsr crimson Skies" newes r-,sversal-Jewel production VII p snourn at the Plaza theater touas This story of romance ana auN ntul T ,ha lggh seas was written oy J. x-Ss and breathes the atmospher r rs nous tales by Robert Lou So,son - Rex Beach, Rlcnar sssrsi1r Davis and Jack Lonoof .,s.-. fesrured player is Elmo Lincolr sS colossus of the screen
 - The Hip
 When Charles Dickens wrote on x-e- twist" he gave to the Moi iu ,sassir that has withstood the tes sS ,s,,,o and is still the story It wa
 ,,- il came from the press. A
 --. 1eople have read 1t as an ..hay work in English ilteratur' Now comes a modern movie airectG i.i snS takes the characters or m mtni immortal book and Inakes axe tnr,I tfrrri i''' a modern version or te,s lte of nick
 ,.x,-, fo now and molds aroun .,,s,,, .s sn atmosphere that fits tn iSg q, Is doubtful if the original char Ina,
 - of Dickens story would nav Sosned themselves to the screen M It S1btful if Bil Sykss 5svs oe@et'g got 6v pfS fl lz"i Fcsnife the fact that Dicker
 s,,-,tes the beating with graph -,.,,rst so this modern director re Nais'iv O.Ifh ~OIiver Twist Jr;" It s,.r,,,rnted s, at the Hip by me eye, ,.T1 s.-.s-v Mutt and Jeff coiheoS' Nn5oS."
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09

"The Inferior Sex" with Mildred Harris, is underlined for the Hip to follow this picture.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
AMERICAN TYPEWRITERS IN
 SIAM

When the typists in Siam sit down to their daily grind they do their pounding on the keys of American made typewriters, according to our vice. consul at Bangkok, who reports that American typewriters reign su- preme in that far off country. This is due to the fact that the United States manufacturers were the pio-
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09

neers in fitting their machines with Siamese type. This was no easy job, for the Siamese characters, 24 let ters seventeen vowel symbols and eleven or more diacritical signs and marks of punctuation, have no re- semblance to the Roman alphabet. The fact that our machines are in daily use in the various government departments throughout the kingdom shows how well the American makers did tile trick.-New York Herald
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09

pie began to consider it more or less a pest, Hunt says, he agreed to take care of it, providing the state paid the expense. He contends that O. R. Renier. deputy state game warden, promised that he would be reim- bursed.
 And so the case stands.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
Ramona

The Ramona, turning for a brief time to pictures only, presents again today the best three feature offer ing that has been seen on East Washington street for weeks. It is headed by Dorothy Gish in Turning the Tables This is one of those laugh pictures for which little Miss Gish is so famous, and as if it were nett enough, the management has set with it a Fatty Arbuckle creation, Pack Stage a comedy that is said to rival Chaplin's "A Night at the Show" Add to this good two- reeler and you have one of the greatest programs ever seen in Phoe- nix for the price at any theater- The Ramona is to have a big surprise for the patrons in the near future.
 The triple offering holds over for tomorrow and then gives way to an- other Ramona special.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-27
SEALED BID

Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received by the
Police jury of the Parish OF st.
Charles acting as the governing
authority of Road Dictrict No 3
Of the Parish Of st. Charles for
the construction of about 6 miles
of roadway in said Road District
No 8 according to plans and spe-
cifications on file with Frank T..
Payne Engineer at his office Gret-
ma La.
All bids must be submitted on
Or before IL o'clock noon Tues
day September 9th 1921 at the
District Court House Hahnviile
La at which time all bids will be
publicly opened by the Police Ju.
~. All bids must be accomrani5c
with BY a certified check 60 ual tx
5 psr seilf OF the amount OF tbs
| ba e8rliHg TO law The Police
aa3 fss.sr ves ha right 70 rejeet
+Jis}s sa1En ted
| M. l.. I1ulory Pres,
Frank Schexnaydre Secty
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-27
.Paradis Ranch COMPANY

Hv virtue ola writ of seizure and sale
TO me directed by the Honorable 2otli,
Judicial District Court of the State of
louisiana III and for the Parish OF ot.
Charles in the above entitled and num-
bered case bearing date OF July list lezl
] shall proceed to sell at public auction
without appraisement TO the last
and highest bidder, at the front door
of the Court House on Saturday Septem
Der 3-d 1921 at IL o'clock A. M. the fol-
lowing described property to-wit:-
Farms lots Twenty-Five (25), Twenty
six 1857, Twentyseven I'D, Twent<
eigh: (28), Twenty 30 and Thirty
1907, comprising total of One Hundred
and twenty acres, being situated in Truck
Farm Land Company Ltd. Folder No. /,
being a SUBDIVISION of Sectors 81, & 81
in Township II, South Range Twenty,
East as per plan of survey OH file with
the Clerk of Court for St. Charles Pa
ris,,. Louisiana, and now situated i'll Sub
Drainage District No. / of St. Charles
Municipal Drainage District Ill Parish OF
ST. Charles State of Louisiana, said pro-
perty having been acquired by Notoriai
act passed before ]. G. Eustis, N. T. OF
Parish of Orleans, August 3rd 1910 and
registered in Conveyance Book n" TO-
lilo 1874, ct seq, i'll the Parish OF St.
Charles, Louisiana.
! And from the proceeds OF said sale,
to paw to petitioner by preference over
all other claims the sum OF SIXTY-NlNE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SIX DOL
LARS (so97o. COY with S per cent inter
est from January list 1919 until paid
and per cent attorneys fees upon salo
principal and interest, aid all costs O.
these proceedings.
Terms and conditions cash on the spoil
Leon c. Vial
Sheriff Parish of St. Charles
Sheriffs Office Parish of St. Charles.
July 2Sth-, 1921.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-27

STATE or LOUISIANA
2Stl. Judic al District Court
Parish of St Charles
No. iiq3
Claude H. Lyons
WsC
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Leon c. Vial

Tax Collector Parish Of St Charles
,heriff's & Tax Collectors Office, July
18th, 1921.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-27
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY
fIIH STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ST CHARLES.

DELINQUENT TAX DEpToRs.
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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-27

82-6S Vim. Mccullough
State Parish I.eSee Acreage Good Roads
and Drainage Taxes S5,974.H
lots /, 5, IL, Is, IA. Is, -, 20. Il 4 "a y
S acres Of lot 81, all lots 52-34to 81 Incl:
& Sd, Sl-2 OF IS, all So & 5S-lots Is y ~
* "a 10 90 incl. 81 10 SO incl }ots $50 to
$50 incl. SIS ..cres Of lot 81 lots 50 8 81
104t.35Acres
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

ucts sold. It shall take 81
aa1 dlleE June zoth, 1o7r
os S. q 9 Nothing IN this
s Sc 8 oil e apply 70 crude 8; i's ). b
bs Sec; 70. All laws and p.,,.
neIewis are hereby repes sss d ID
pee. II. his Act shall ,ss'
Gay OF June, 1921. Approy,ss55 s slice q !.
CHAPTER sa,,n
AN ACT to Authorize 80 sso. III
assessment and Colls..a rroyidc &
tenance Tax On All pel. Of AZ q.
erty within the EversTsssssl and Ps,
of Florida. sldaes Dr..
section /. That there !.
sessed on all real. &c.. : hereby /.
IN the Everglades Dra;sael and mr.
including. the lands held IS pistru : n
internai Improvements F,,n TIE Irz',.
laa. annually, beginning ~ ,.s.. lor the So
year 1921 tax Of one mill in and ~
valuation, and the said -. .a On each -. =
maintenance tax and shall % BE
nance, repairs, upkeep. ana g nsed 4.
necessary purpose of the my oth,. ~
Sec. 2. The basis ~ district
ment as herein provided sIIs11ss1on "a, 4.
t,s OF the said properrv &c g ne "a.
Y taxes, and the lands h eia loF STATE =
me internal Improvement l g. y the Is.
nerepy assessed at an anour. ing ior "a. 3.
IN the same vicinity, wh;cs squal 70 &. i
tees OF the Internal In,n-oa anlouat IS
CURED to ascertain and c.ss.ssaInent fna7
D;sar OF commissioners q Fs.s1e ~
i! pilst1lct, who, in turn, shall -a.sasIslsda d
Ike AK Assessors of the esiuiy As -
drainage District may he ,s s-n.les IN -
snail be certified to the Tar zRssenyeR.
1me and in the same ms ma assessors 4 q
be. that land lists arr ra., a uesr y
Statutes of Florida. u lne Revise S
Dec. s.. 1t shall be IN. -
SCISSORS OF each of the sevessI ally q tie Il
IN wnole or IN part within ss;d Sn9!antes a,
sucn certified valuations az So Dlsfrct d =
shall enter upon the tar ~. o,qse laads Vi
counties, and which valuation. y ~. saseir a.
OF the benefit assessment ss s1 ,, sasl Be 4:
ACT. In all other respects ~ es,yslaea ID q
assessment, collection and -. es gosess
non-payment of Everglades MI y and y
taxes shall be and is herehv ,pssnaH b
tns benefit tax as herein nrov;d ;nSue aprzs
Sec. 4. All laws and parts s'I IS , ioE
herewith are. hereby repealed u avs ID
Sec. S. This Act shall taLe sft...
ana becoming law. Approved i T,,, q . 4
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CHAPTER s4rs-(No. ~

AN All to Amend Sections ~
Ter o45o OF the Acts Of ,o,, aaa i9a4
chapter 6o57, Acts of to,s s' = aa,,:|
Gnapter 1869, Of the Acts - = anaz<|
F FIIorida; all OF said Chapters q ~ 4.
rloIida relating to the creation = ~
siadeS Drainage District Of the st.
1d, Deiining Its Boundaries. p-s ssS
towers and Duties, and Autbor..;sss.s
and Collection of Taxes. and 'fi,ss =
sessments Upon the Lands :
ana Issuing Bonds for the p.-,s -
ing and Reclaiming the said Is.,S s.'
ing into Effect the Provision, -1 = 4.
BE u Enacted by the Legislafrrss = q e &
Florida: y N II
Section /. That Section ~ c..-
tne Acts OF 1913, as amended bv ca
OF the Acts Of 1915, as amended ~ g. ~.
or the. Acts Of 1910. Laws Of Flor;a 80 i
same is hereby amended to read a 49,
Section S. For the purpose ~ -. ~.
completing, and maintaining the ,r.' 49, Z
age and reclamation hereby autkos;,.s 4
benefit and protection of the lands Il =,
annual assessments Of taxes shan 1. (.
hereby levied and imposed tnon sIi ~. =
district, to-wit: That upon the iols....
scribed lands in said district. an heinz I.
ship South of the Tallahassee P ss.Ss
Ranges East Of Tallahassee Meridian -
In TIP. az. r 81, all Secs 49,.
~ ID IS 10 FL ~ 70 "a rs z6 ~ 54nm|
In TIP 4s, r 81, all Secs ! = :, ri !.
In TIP az, R 80, all Secs : X I6I1,sr.'
~ 20 "a 25 20 ~ 28 20 40 Al a. - !, NJ
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CHAPTER ss83-(No. 1887.
AN ACT to Amend Section as Of the Revised
General Statutes of Florida Pertaining to the
Qualification OF Electors.
Re 4 Enacted BY the Legislature of the State of
Fl0rid0:
Section /. That Section els Of the Revised
General Statutes OF Florida pertaining to the
qualifications Of electors be and the is here
BY amended as to read as follows, to-wit:
years and upwards. that shall at the time Of rep-
istration be a citizen Of the United States. and
shall have resided and had his or her habita-
ton, domicile, home, and place of permanent
abode in Florida for one year, and in the county
for six months SHALL if otherwise qualified ac-
cQrding to law in such county, be deemed a
qualified elector at all elections under the Consti-
al the time OF and before registration shall pro-
duee to the registration officer their certificates
of naturalization duly certified copies thereof.
and shall make oath that they are the identical
persons named in such certificates. before they
shall be allowed to register; Provided, That the
following classes Of persons shall not be entitled
70 vote:
First. Persons not duly registered according
to law.
Second Persons under guardianship, including
those kept In or confined in any public prison.
Third Persons who insane idiotic
Fourth. Persons who may have been convicted
Of any felony by any court of record
Fifth. Persons who may have been convicted Of
bribery perjury, or larceny, or Of any infamous
crime IN any court of this State, or any other
State or interested in any bet or wager the
result Of which shall depend upon any election,
or that shall hereafter fight duel, send
knowingly. carry or accept challenge to fight,
o. that shall be second to either party, or that