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The New York herald., 1921-03-02
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WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE
c7I0t0y Cur

c. HAROLD WILLS, john X. LEE and their
associates Of G. Fl. WILLS & COMPANY desire
to announce the following essential facts:
The name Of their organization is c. H. Wills &
Company.
The factories and Offices Of the company located
at Marysville, Michigan.
The name Of the now motor is the Wills Saintc
Claire.
The motor is type eight cylinders, set At angle
of sixty degrees.
The valves and camshafts arc of the overhead con-
struction
The camshafts are driven by means Of spiral bevel
gears (no chains are used)
The wheelbase is 121 inches.
The car is constructed of Mo-yb-den-um steel.
The weight is approximately 5000 pounds.
Ball bearings are used throughout.
The wheels are special steel disc design.
The tires are 32x411 inches, cord.
The Wills Sainte Claire Car will be on exhibition
Wednesday, March 9th, and deliveries will begin
on that date.
The announcement of the Wills Sainte Claire Dis
tributor and the location Of his Sales Rooms will
be made in these columns on Wednesday, March
9th.
We shall not attempt in this announcement to de-
scribe the distinctive features of the becaue these
features of the Wills Sante Claire indescribablc.
We prefer that you should see the Wills Sainte Claire,
ride in it and drive it for yourself that the itself
reveal and demonstrate Its character to you.
We deeply appreciate the interest the motoring pub
lie has already shown in the car the Company, and
in Marysville 1t is in recognition Of this interest
that present these facts
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Democrat. voted for Him.

Most of these are Democrats. but the
fact hasn't prevented them from taking
the lead in the local arrangements for
the sendoff and not one makes any
secret of the fact that he voted for his
townsman last November. Not only
have they taken the initiative in to-mor-
rows function, but the arrangements
for the special train that will carry
most of the people of Marion to Wash
ington to witness the Inauguration have
also been In their hands.
Tomorrow morning at II o'clock
at the Harding residence. Marion and
Marion county neighbors and friends
viii tender their farewells to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harding. A silver plaque will be
presented to them for the citizens of
Marion by Dr. T. III. McAfee, pastor Of
Trinity Baptist Church. Mr.. Harding is
expected to respond. A reception by Mr..
and Mrs. Harding will follow.
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ATTACKS The KLAN

Editor Intelligencer-
The Wheeling branch Of the ku kluN
Khan published in your esteemed paper
solemn declaration TO the effect that
the said orsaniznth"n 10 entirely NON
eectarian." "onr hundred per cent
American" whirh has no other aim but
to cooperate with the constituted Ru-
thorities for tn" p:"moNon OF Amer
icanism and for Ihr , IN '"n|nce OF law
and order.
In November Of 'a"' r,.' lead in
The Baltimore AmeE r,u - article
written by member # ~" kT N!uX
Khan. The writer stated ina a." CON
stitution Of the Ia Kun Kan hlrS
Catholics. Negroes rnd Jews from mem
horship and that to call this orf;aEiz:' 70
tio1 '.non-sectarian" is para mount :" L
flat n-Eation OF it's constitution.
Father John NJ. FOLEY. OF Quincy H..
says in the current (July 2s) issue Of
The Western Catholic:
There Is ono feature OF The ku KluX
Khan that commends it. II has come
out honestly and declared THAI one OF
the purposes OF its existence Is to keep
Catholics out OF the Congress and out
Of any political Offices that carry with
them a sense Of powu. This outspoken
declaration puts the Khan in Its place.
They have biasphemously adopted the
Cross as their ensign and under the
banner Of this sacred symbol they would
deny the Jews the rights OF our COM
mon humanity They would forbid this
large percentage OF American reople
any activity In public affairs. They
pretend 10 work for the abolition o.
terrorism. and in thsir very constitution
they would lerroriIe lhr who.e hncS
race in the United States. The Ku KluH
Khan Is worse than the \. =. A. u -
composed of the lo~cs' d-ass or that
band OF hIgots and political br.Sands
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RIPPING RHYMES
By WALT KASoH.

while yet ! may I'm smoking RATS
OF Old Kentucky's famous weed: some
day ! know that DR.. Crafts will bust
my pipe-a tyraRt's deed: ho's launch-
ing now hls bitter shafts against the
solace old boys need l hrte to see
little lad who she nld be learning things
at school, pick up the briar Of his dad
and ply with zest that poisoned tool :;
some day he'll know the habits bad
and no who learns II Is fool Tho
smoker has a cabbage heart and up his
nerves strange trcmors climb: and div
crS ral2dics im@art the knowledge that
smokes \ crime: and in the under
takers cart the smoker rides before his
time. So | inpiore our boys and, z iris
to leave the nuXious w,>cd alone. though
RinGB and dukes and telted earls may
boost tobacco round throne, wherever
tho SMOKE asccnds and curlS the
heaEh'l perfection Is unknown And 30
with O1d Doc Crafts stand. thus far:
no farther Will | 20: for there are oh
gents IN the land who've smoked for
their hriars canned. this life becomes
stretch OF woe. SO let them. while
they draw their breath smoke on.
though smoking may be wrong: nor.
with tho front OF Dame Macbeth. de-
their cuurr" IN language strong
oh. le, them smoke themselves TO death
for they'll bc dead so long, so long!
Copyright by George Matthew Adar,s)
-RTTY wAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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NO BREAK, SAYS RILEY
Wheeling. W, Va, August {. -

Wheeling. W, Va, August {. 1921.
Editor Intelligencer.
Sir:
In reply to an article appearing In an
afternoon paper Friday. headed. Iron
Workers Accept Open Shop: First Break
In Craftsmen Ranks"
want TO say that the members or
Local Union No 20 Bridge and Struc-
tural Iron Workers. Of Wheeling. have
not agreed 10 any open shop system
OF employment.
The members OF I-ocnl No. 20 are
true blue American patriots, who believe
In the principles OF their furefathers
who blazed the trails into the inlands
OF America Under the cover OF The
American plan Of employment which
Is nothing more nor less Than the
open shop" or "non-inion" system hid
lng under the cloak OF patriotism, an at-
tempt has been made 10 inveigle the
vorkmen into DESERVING their colors--
but So far as the structural iron work
ers II concerned. there is 'nothin dom
in the open sho! line. Every member
OF Local Union No. 20 is true-blue TO
his country and equally as true blue
to the obligation which he took as
member Of the Structural Iron workers
union.
JAMES RILEY.
President W. Va. State Federation or
Labor.
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who tried to force their un-American
principles on the country some quarter
OF n century ago. Their secret and UNI
derhauded methods would alone brand
them as violators Of the first principles
of Americanism. The first principle
rnunciated by our Constitution IS the
political rights granted to every citizen,
regardless Of race. color or creed"
From this article IT plainly appears
that the Ku K!ux klaT is i cuckoo clan
in the worst sense OF the tern--a gang
Of bandits who, themselves being out
laws. strive TO outlaw the Catholics,
tho Negroes and the Jews, aggregatinE
TO moro than thirty million Americans
These thirty million Americans are 10
be outlaved simply because OF their
religion and race. Yet the Wheeling
branch Of the Ku Klu1 Khan had tho
braEen effroptery to declare publicly
and most cmphat ically that this organ
iIation Ia entirely non-sect2rtan and
works for the best Of ourscountry with
out my regard to -ace, color or creed.
challenge the Wheeling branch OF
tho ku Klu1 Khan to refu'e the articla3
quoted above from The Baltimore Amer
lean and from The Western Catholic
Let the man who undertakes the reluta-
ton tear or the mask so that We may
he allowed the pleasure OF looking into
his face. Let him give his real rame
and address. az have given the ad
dress ur the writer in The Western
Catholic und NJ give my address below
these lines.
Respectfully yours
e. j KLUSER
Warrington, w. Va, Aug. 3. 1921.
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DISuLJgIONED AGAIN

Another one OF our Illusions has heen
63SheCs 10 earth. For many years We
had been told that Thomas A. Edison.
o9e OF tho greatest inventors OF all
tGne. was such a tireless worker that
hP sfeUt only three or four hours 81 day.
Often and octSu. tho example OF the
Wizard Of Hsnlo Park has boon solsrnn-
II pointed out 20 young men who would
succeed !, has boon discussed by
learned physirLans and others with pro-
fsund knowledge Of surh matters. from
Various angles. In short Bdison's four
hours OF sleep a day had become IN
American tradition.
Now comes mora woman. Mrs.
THOMAS A. Edison. and with a womnn's
,hreyerencs for Tradition. Slvos tho
1Aoie thing away. Not only does tho
reat Inventor sleep moro than four
~. shs says. but when no II not en-
somo particularly interesting
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RAD:DAYS FOR LIQUOR
MAKERS

Makers OF nhcit liquor seem to be
having . bad time those days. With
18th stHts and federal officers always
OF do lookout. IN addition to special
officers OF various kinds, tho chances
% making moonshtne.or bone brow con-
tkauouaiy or probably arc poor. The
nkaa who makes a ntfte batch for his
oEn uss may and probably does escape
affection almost every time. but when
aAyoue starts 10 distribute tho forbid
ON goods outside OF his own family cir
etA he 10 running 4 big chance.
= No doubt the profits in this business
afe large but 90 are the fnss banded
oft when The oGenders are caught. All
Indications arc Tor moro rigid enforce
sne. 30 the man contemplating 4 utths
ber In the liquor business should not
kkure on big proAts
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THE FAIR WITH PERSONALITY

West Virginia state 'a DO '"'
c"eA'
OF ma" that draws former "S
fair native "Neh
isistoe
make thousn' " ne"
nrdc Ohio Valley Keeping psc" WIN
up-eda
atisaes andp leases attend
to anyone
subtle something
the
Individual this elusive quality Is ono tnae
unusually toreetu
pleasing nan
faithfully
OF
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GOVERNORS AND EXECU-
TIONS

larre part Of the sentiment against
the execution Of Hobart Grimm was Que
To the fact that the principals In the
Same .crimr received prison sentences
II was fsat BY many. that while Grimm
was guilty and deserved death ne was
perhaps less guilty than Mr.. and MIS-
Mike, Oadr4cS. whose lives were spared
There were, as always. some VINO OBJ
posed tho execution owing TO their pre-
jucace against capital punish r'ent. lheJ
ara not worthy OK serious consideration
but the comparative Injustice o. bang
ing Grimm while the Oudrtcks escaped
did make rather strong appeal Had
Mike Ondr;ck been hanged. As he de-
s-rv"A Jew voices would have oeen
RAISED sNr Cs.S-u.
whatever the circumstances or this
particular case may have been, there
will be considerable grltuIcaaon over
the fact that Governor Morgan IS not
DISPOSED 10 Interfere with the edGts or
the courts in tho matter OF capital pun
ishmeat In this respect. the governor
OF state has . serious responsibility
to the peop.". He las the power, * he
chooses 20 Interpret II that way. 20 null
nfy the laws OF the state and the de-
c!sions OF courts. Eut he IS under an
impeliirs mora obligation not to do 30.
The only TIN" n governor IS justified IN
sparinS the life OF a condemned nan
Is when there - soma substantial rea-
son for such action
In proportion 10 the number OF NUT
doris committed and even IN proportion
to the purnber OF u1rderers caught tho
number OF death sentences is small.
That Us one OF the weaknesses OF our
criminal system and II has operated to
increase the number OF murders Eng
hsh and Canadian laws are tho sarne. AZ
ours, but England and Canada enforce
shsir statutes against murder strictly
whfhe We do rot. Result. their murder
rate Is low while ours is high ard con-
stantly going higher.
To hang every FIRST degree murderer
Is Gao most Intelligent mercy. since
such y course would soon stop tho in
valuable lives for every ono that Is
taken by Law. With the certainty Of
dsatA- petoro him. many 4 man tsmpeeC
% KIN would hesitate and laser become
= .1zW-ahtding citizen We cannot deal
gently with mu rder. any moro than 10
qrires- strong and determined action, and
the Sooner that action is taken tho bet
tar n viii be for everybody.
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task he sleeps like log" for as high
as 10 or even more hours day. She
admits that when he Is intensely en-
gagged on sorne problem. he does sono-
times work according TO tradition, but
not A. a general rule.
So there II Is again. Mr.. Edison has
70 sleep just the 1aIne as we common
mortals whose brains produce only
enough to keep tho wolf licking his
chops IN tho back yard. Speaking OF
inventions, there Is = poem called, God
Bless the Man Who First Invented
Sleep" But that wasn't Mr.. Edison,
anyhow.
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LEADING EREEpERS' PUBLICATION
DEVOTES SIX PAGES TO PINE
STOCK ON LOCAL PARM-
Describes Visit to mr.. ogleSay's Spleen
did P1ncs and Some OF HIS
Achievements.

Six RACES OF the July Is issue OF tho
Guernsey Breeders Journal are devoted
70 Washington farm. located east or
this city. and we'll known to Wheeling
people The journal speaks OF II
principally in connection with the nne
Guernsey cattle raised there by Hon.
+. w. Oglebay. known as THE Border
Eaiders" Fourteen pictures or ;he Wad-
'linrton far Guernse!s are printed, one
Of which Is presented herewith.
The article says In part:
Near Wheeling. w. Va, the bl1frs
rise high above the Ohio river ana mo
rolling green knobs, 80 perfectly land
scaped with trees and shrubs. ar" made
more beautiful by herd OF proven
Guernsey mAtrons and their dSuHhte's'
The country has been the seat or 50
MANY thrilling adventures that even II
Il did not include the garden spot call
cd WaGdlnSlun. and it's RordH Raiders.
IL nigh; easily be the subject OF All IN
tcrcSl!ng story. 1t was probably the
ooIdness instllled by the hills and their
history that prompted +. ". ogi bay
70 establish Wad3inE,on farm there L"
build Guernsey history, much rs the
lanes. WetIels. Bennct;s McNullochs
and Me,zars built We, Virginia his
tory in the days Of Indians ant Forests
Interesting was tho history OF the
surrounding country. difficult were the
hills TO climb and beautiful the green
hlanketed acres dotted here and there
with appropriate buildings, but TO
nance was forgotten when tho smell OF
silaEe, alfalfa hay and good old COW
breath fll!ed the nostriis. ana when mix
was bctnE drawn from the daughters OF
II No
barn mates.
Back Of tho uniformity Of the herd
must have been thought and wisdom
or was it luck" Mr.. lltne, the manager'
showed that luck had nothing 10 do
with the Border Raider type. \ COW
that MIR. Ogebay hoped 10 duplicate
was the real reason.
oAxs aunnseyB b Bethany.
-E. w. OElebay. the owner. has Ions
been Identified with coal. iron ana
steamship freight.ng on tie Great
Lakes. He has been successful fnnn>
cially, but II only needs few lIIustra-
lions 10 prove that his mind has oeen
active in other channels AZ we'll EduA-
ton has been Il watchword win MINI
Or possibly knowledge. or knowing
where facts can be found Is putting II
bettor. lie learned Alexander camp
bell when founding Bethany coiieEe'
tho birthplace Of the Christian church'
provided for a chair OF Agriculture. NO
action was taken to fil this position
unriI MI. OElehay provided a farm
building. cattle and equipment Incl
oentally thirty head Of pure bred
Guernse-s were placed there. Further
testimony Of the love Mr.. OGleoay has
for education Is Oglebay hall at the
University Of West Virginia At Morgan
town. q new agriculture building
'Of the thousand acres 1T "adalne-
ton farm, three hundred are ttiied
a nd ono hundred Of the TILED land are
in alfalfa Eighty head Of pure bred
Guernseys make UP the herd. Other
stock are the Dorset sheep. SatfoiR
horses a few Hackney horses and the
Rhode Island Red and Plymouth Rock
bsns,"
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MINGo'S THUGS GET BUSY

Miaso Junction. which has been out
% the l,melt9ht since prohibition went
into effect. comes 10 the front again
with 4 case Of mob violence, Ostensfbly
As 4 protest against the one-rnan cars
opera ted by tho Wheeling Traction COM
pany. q mob OF about so persons
creased rails and cut trolley ropes, en-
danSerlng the lives OF the men working
on tho cars and the passengers riding
on them.
As y matter OF fact such acts arc not
committed as a protest against what
the Traction company does They arc
committed by the criminal element who
use public sentiment As a cloak behind
which TO hide. II there were no such
opening for their activities. these same
men who creased tracks and pulled troll
leys would have been pla aning and
carrying out other crimes. No COM
munity can AFFORD to let its cause
against a public service corporation DO
champloned BY gang Of thugs.
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WASHINGTON.
West VirginiA News - Notes
and Gossip at ths .NStien*
Capita.

Wash lnEton. D. c.. Aug. by order
Of the pOstofnco department three ae~
fourth-class Offices % West VIA "
have b,>ea established They arc l.eet
Lincoln county, which opens W.T.
Albert J. Gin. as postmaster In charge:
Rtg. Har1y.county. Elmer l. RiSEiemah-
postmaster: and Shegon. Logan county
William a. Hunt, posi- master. James
A. Keyser has been cou1mf ssioned post
master at Dpperley, W. Va Acting
postmast srs appointed for Vast Virginia
are: James Mack Dpnn at Eanieh and
W, c. Thompson at Wicklow.
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Congressman Goodykoontz WAS at tho
war risk bureau to urge speedy decision
In the claim cases OF Roy y. Cooke. or
Wyco. Wyoming county. who Is asking
for increased compensation. and pay
mont ~ compensation allotted TO reia-
ttves OF william L Williams. OF Crit
fithsvilie. Lincoln county. when he was
In the army. and no payment ever made.
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My boy graduated from college thi'
spring. ard expect to take him ;otc
the office with me"
You'll start him at the bottom and
let him work up. I suppose"
NO l think I'll start him at the top
and let him work down---Nsw Yorh
Sun.
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Earl F Bradbury. OF wheeling, has
arrived here to enter Walter Reed hos
p!taI Tor treatment. Congressman u. L.
Rosenbloom having arranged 10 have
him received at that institution.
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At Senator Sutherland's office II was
stated to-day that the pension bureau has
awarded Daniel Wheeler. Spanish
American wRr veteran, pension OF VIZ
u month
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Mrs. Mary NJ. Park. Of Creston. Con-
gressman n. c. Woodyard's office re-
ports has been awarded monthly pen
sion nr sac month. which became Of
rective May |. 1920. although TIC award
has Just been made.
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Say what you will. the mereiless
publicity. OF these unsavory hfshlife
divorce cases tends to cut down the
divorce rate.-MorgantoWn New Do
minIor.
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Through the offlce OF Consre ssmar
Reed notice has been sent TO Mrs. Mary
s. Raymond at ClarksburS OF the aware
Of a pension to her at the rate OF $50 n
month. She is the widow OF tho lat,
Col. Henry s. Raymond. who. at tho time
Of his death. WAS ono OF West Virginia
widely known and most highly esteemed
citizens.
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Letters to | he
1ntelGgencer

Letters for this column should he
as brief "a possible. lntelltKencer
readers arc Invited TO Hend "ommu-
nIcations upon any timely subject.
Names OF authors must accompany
nil letters. The Intelll8encer Will
not agree to print letters upon con-
t-oversinl subjects. and especially
concerning differences In matters OF
religion.
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Among the weekend visitors here
were Leslie BayleSs. OF Charleston: Mr..
and Mrs B r. Parrish OF Mullens, and
, Mrs 4. NJ. Hoover, OF Elhins.
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There Will be no changes IN the fed
oral prob !bition enforcement force In
Weat Virginia for the present. Ths
superior officers In that bureau In
Washington will not permit II. II will
prubc bly, be nearly year before any
changes In the present force Is allowed
and then they will he made gradually.
State Federal Prohibition Enforce
ment officer Charles II. Ahrens has
force Of eleven mon under him. includ-
Ing two division heads and has hut
the appointment of one man at the pres
-nt time. The rest are 10 hold their
jobs by direction Of Col. Thos. f. Stone,
supervising revenue agent, with head
quarters AZ baltimore, who is Nj.
Ahrers SUPERIOR officer. TO whom he
reports and under whom he works.
Tn" chief clerk and three young
women assistants in Mr.. Ahrens' Office
are under civil service. The ono APP
potntmsnt no has open and will make
vsrysoon Will 90 TO Charles F.. Lilly. O.
Grafton. Mr.. hhrcns has written here
stating that re has ut present on file
l7S applications for the few positions
he has under him officially.
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Tho World war ended nearly thee
years ago but some OF the pronteera
apparently are unaware Of that fact
Martins Ferry Times.
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An early fall Is predicted. but most
people will consider the predicuon
merely the coal Dealers propasanda-
Morgantown Post
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Since We are getting along - we'll
| without the state prohibition agents
why not eliminate them altogether?-
! Parkersburg News
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Col. Frank 6. Smith and George F..
Ecker. Of Parkersburg. two ~ that
city-s foremost business men. will arrive
In the city from New York. whern they
have been for two weeks TO spend a
week visiting Congressman Harry G.
woodward and other Washington friends.
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G||ERNSEY JOURNAL DESCRIBES
NADD|NCTON FARM Traders

a. medical examination for Henry Ger
ring. of CaarksburE. whose claim Tor An
Increase Mr. Reed Is urging At the pen
sion bureau. has been ordered.
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Federal lottery laws forbid pAblieA-
ton Of any mention OF contests in which
there IA an element Of chance. Got the
papers go right on publishing we6dinyH
every day.
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What Other
Editors Say

Having dropped treating. America
starts treatying. Huntington AoVet-
tiser.
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The man With a little bank reserve
need not be especially concerned oRes
tho policies OF tho reserve bank
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Big dollar sign Ens boon discovered
over tie brides door in fashionable
New York church Wen. 10 there any
thing Snapprvprtato about that?
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Congressman Wells GoodykoontI has
recommended to the poato:tice depart
nent the following named pc'"ohH to
be appointed postmasterA Thos H.
EoehliuC 1T Lex, Mcdowell county:
AE1li!o = Heichor at Tango. Lin oln
county: CAR r. Kuhn - Os:cEo. Wynn
Ing county: Mrs Carrie Maude smith
at Stas. Lincoln county: Csar'os F.
Wartham at Niece. 1->ngan county:
T,ul Hrown at Worth. Mcdowell county