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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
bird MAN" AT
WARWOOD TONIGHT
Charles Crawford Gorst, Noted NAtura-
list and 1uieAtor OF Bti1
Songs.

Tho ,ui-i Of u series Do. ."|Gu"
uuIub"rS Which a:H b"iHE r,.N"n |"dc:
the auspices Of The L.yv"Tm committee
OF W%rW ond, will De- give tn;S eE"uinS
n ihc auditorium u Tie Warwood H:Sn
st&,"l building.
Mr. Gorst i ore Of the leading ma
,ur-' SITS - the country and X recoE-
r,S",. &S ~ Suca meu rs John Sur
rouShs, Frank chapman and I. Gilbert
rt'nrStn. secretary OF Tho National Audi
hon society.
Mr. Gors; IS NOR than 4 great N. =
turl.st. 10 IS the greatest !mitat"r o.
birds II -" United States. In perfec-
Ion -: hi~ bird aiud". b. has perfected
himself ae m twitp'cr o. bird songs.
lIc !;.l,vS and E!.,s u"cur;lteiy-so true
n lac. tia; birds WILL answer hiin,
Tho distinct calls oc:n are than 800
lL-dS w:.hUut - -" Il mechanical!
means. IN ~" imitation "I th"S"
4nngs g.. Sounds .: musical Ho:e wA"'H
octave higher than the hutnming pre-
which has the highest note OF all known
BIRDS As Il lecturer. i" ranks Win Tue
bns. .u:v befor" the American people.
IL Iiy!aS his bird limitations. NJ.
GOrst nettrCr whistles nor sings. oCs
produces Noes by varying The lips. ton
-. :a-ctE. throat And diaphragm III
80 G.Stiuc, registers. In S'EUS some
81 tn. hlrG songs ne uses three C.s-
tircf l.rtvs AT once.
Mrn, neoplc who have been attending
.re lycyum meetings car not ptaiS"
them too h;s;,ly and from all .nd:cHt"ne
rir M".S. Will h. PACKED as i ''cHH'S
lave hrcn sold and ouly standing E'2h'
is left =: The present tim'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
Only One Democrat.

Columbus. o.. Jan. 9.--The Oh!o sen
alto y. this legislative session ~ note
worthy for two things. there Is but ore
democrat. and tho youngest man said 10
aver BE elected state senator is u mem
Der.
Tho "yuunses: senator" IS George II.
D. Bender Of Cleveland. lie is - years
old lie - advertising ma-aS"r Of a
cleveland department store. ard for
mrr inws writer and publicity man.
A. The age OF IL, Bender was helping
rut rnna' in his fathers butcf"r sh"r
lie entered politics" In his fifteenth
year, az a member OF tho ProGrnsstN"
Party. and had the honor OF Forwarding
? pr;i,iun TO tho late Colonel Roosevelt.
asking him 70 max. ne race for prc3i'
dent. signed by 10000 Clevclandcrs.
. Shortiy' after graduating from hiEA
J&hool. and while still IN his nt:ten'1
year. BENDER secured 4 position "a re
,nrter on the Cleveland News. and ia;"!
served in the same capacity on s"rcTa'
Cleveland dail!eS.
IN the senatorial campaign, wheE
Harry VI. DauGhcrtywns candidat"
for United States senator, R"nde!
served as publicity manager for DauGh'
crty's campaign. IN tn" recent primary
election he was secretary Of the R"pub'
lean senatorial committee. which han
elcd - campaign for Frank L. Wills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
CONGRESSMAN TO OFFER
PLAN TO TOBACCO GROWERS

Lexington. Ky. Jan 9.--ActITities IN
the tobacco district uf C"ntr"l Ken
lucky wncrH most markets have been
closed almost u week because Of fA"-
u!c Of buyers n offer prices sRt:-iac-
tory 20 growers. VIII be resumed 90
morrow with an address during ~" MT
"ruoun by CONGRESSMAN Campbell ].
ran;-ill Ia Il meeting Of th".H inter-
cst"d IN tho hur'"y crop. \ conference
between l.oU.sr..,H wa-"houscmrn and
n committee appointed by growers
bankers and local warchousNmcn 10 seek
closing OF tho Louisville hoEshcad
nnrkc; also is scheduled.
Mr. Cant-jN arrived n Lexington TO-
night hvi drI.'H"I to d!vu,E" III" ma
turo Of h!a address = which ~ has
stated y" would oU',ir" = rian for
solving "a" prol'Nmn Of III" iohacco
s.r"wcrs RI" ,ommirt"N appointed 20
'rrtSv with L"i'>":.:a wEreh"ns"m~n
~ irr,.r -" tomorrow morning. y
j.. rurnrps"d o. 'farry Sro"k. Madison,
Iul.: Ian " 2""d. Paris. Ky. and
James =. Stc'" nr 'sGert or tho LcS-
,ug'on ."ffcuec!n:N's Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
Quarter Billion Issue
Of j, S, Certificates Is
Announced By Houston

WASHINGTON. Iaa. {. offer - NO rev
.-.c, O. :rcosnry c"-t!lrates, tho co'n.
'.aod issue fu7 a.ADn' $3.50 900. 900. was
...:.. 81 tnrj::a. - secretary IIoG@-
...... G.:I sH-.ss ,." % be dated Ian"-
-. - 90 u,a:G-.rc Ayr, - and bear
...; .aic"rs' II; ave md = hait per CEN
g. ~ 80 u.Sr" :natV-."E Octoasr -. and
. .~a-,as; interest 4: iiyc nHd tarre-Quar-
IS pr cent
While the n;es, :: ~ on inc ncw
+suas are .csa chan ,G,c-"d on cc-t";-
.l."s Which tie cr"Isu-y has ISSUED
.'ry'ac ;ho last SIX months OF $50. a.
..a.!ua Was called a. tAe '-raSUry ,h@t
no terms Of the row series lad been
e.. .lucyi. Ce-;.acH;os recently !ssuHG bore
.nta7es, \, ) :, per cent tor SIX months
sd >. SIX Per rca, 90 ~" year.
t"o:&:.oA uC ;hc E25o,0Oo00o !ss"e.
.~.l<uvY officials sad. vii. enable N"
government 70 nc; Tho maturity %
e5.0OD. no0 II certificates due on jan
AIRY - ard ~ the same tjTac provide
> margin %" expenses uD. ,recbyrGr-
~an. revenues during the h-st par: -
he yea- wien ,@xeS returns A." light
-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
Parents Of 81 Are
Being Congratulated

ra,..ga. y. C.. Jan. s-snce vide
,,.!n..ci:y was giveH :" the fact that
Reuben Bland. OF EoUe-sonriile. Bear.
Cor, county. vas tie proud father or
,h.-,v-rour cMiidrrn. i" and Mrs. R'a"d
hav,. ,,rou doluGad with letters from
n,-sors ~ over the United States ard
'arada.
The ,et:ers arc r-o@I both women and
mon. \ man in Oho wrote:
rT read Tie story about your large
:aa,.,~ cloud % ~ wife. There's u
man WHO o&ga: 70 30 given p media
( :old hc-. "Thrre's = !nan ~"o o"s&t
% be hanged" she re'orted.'
\ writer "a orego" sent 'h!S;
"Heubsn. Reuben. am th:2A'As'
"Ycvr are qu:;c u Nifty man.
To your health 7 am dr:nS'n%.
You have don" what few man can.
From Navarro. O&io. Mr.. E.aNd re-
cs">d chis:
ran III. Gather OF eight chi:dr'n and
have an AWFUL time keeping tAcm IN
food and clothing. I've worried ."''
nut since r"aiinE about Your big fan'''y'
rcoI.zc that I'm 4 lucky guy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
DEVIL ANSE HATFIELD
(conauusd From Pago one.)

,incsnt from LoSsHtown waited at Sir
ratt, the nearest point 10 the Hatfield
home, unll it's passengers returned.
Joe Hatfield says the story or tho
difficulty over q pig, while true, was
not tho real basis for tho fcud, but that
tho strife grow ut Of tHc killing Of Ell
Lott Hatfield. his fathers brother.
No Funeral Sermon
There WAS no funeral sermon. I'll
preach no mans lunera! but my own,
eoid uncle Dixie Garrett. who was as the
;astor and friend OF Anderson Hatfield.
n charge OF tho services. But as the
rilzrims To this unusual shrine mp
, rronched the house they were greeted
by tho sound OF singing. Gathered on
r tho rruruh Of the Hatfield home Il choir
OF men ard women sang old, old songs
hymmS OF mourning and Of faith. with
Sim Thompson. famous mountain CHOIR
lister rs leader. They were gathered as
they sang around the body which was
enclosed in a golden Casket. lay IN state.
Tho people were directed To the back
porch where they formed in limo and
passed through the hail that extends
from ono end Of the great house - the
other. 20 View the body"
Gathering OF the Clans
The word had gone forth that a pat
, riarch had fallen. and IN response there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
MORE ALCOHOLIC INSANITY
SINCE PRomBTrIoN CAME IN

Chicago. Jan. ,9.---as"s ot insanity
rrnr, alcoholism havc in'rrascd IN the
i.onl; county psychopatMc nospita'
since prohibition went mo e"cS'. a.
"nrr,iur 70 the quarterly report O: pr.
ror,.v whitney Hall, chairman Uf the
insanity commission for tho county.
n-. Han .rrr"rt"d an inrr'as" Of ~
ncrcrnt IN alcoholic ra9C% II Decor o'r'
1920. over Ia" ms! Officially wet b"-
cemhcr and Of Is percent in November
A slight increase was noted in October
ovrr previous October Will" in Septem-
hc~ tic increase wns 30 percent, accord
,ur ~ the reports
pr Hall attributed tn" cas-" ""itner
"a Tho fact that rrnhir .;ion does not
nroE!b., ar else ihcrn Is more "hick
IN thc modern dr:nk9 than in ih" Gays
whom riuuor ss,l!1c was ioEa.. .TT"n'-
us,,v. nnwcScr''. -" report said. ';n-
sanity WI 10 greatly decreased by
n-nhtli:ion. FOR future generations Will
not know Ito taste 90 wh!skey."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
EDWARD SALADE
Succeed, Potter Boyd as Business Man
arer OF tho Wheeling nSentgsneer

NJ. EGxa-d Sa.ads has oeen rIade
BUSINESS manager % the wheeling In
te.ltgcpccr. Mr. Sa,ade. IN this position
succeeds Peter e. Royd. VINO recently
toaE N new worl, n tho newspaper field
- New Caste. Pa
NJ. Saiada. fer = number or years.
Las hcen advertising manager oc tie
Wheeling News and thc wheeling l"tc!-
i!grNccC. and enjoys w!dH ac9uaintHnc"
among the business men o2 Wheeling
and vicinity. Il addition 20 HIS duties
IS business manager OF the latciliEenccr
he will still lave claTg" Of a portion or
lie advertising business % bo,h the
Ner.& and Int"i,iScnCe-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
! the Martins Of tn. Rowan county. Ky,


| war have been gathered to their fathers;
! over in Breath!tt county Judge Jim
lIarg!s, and Deacon Ed CALLAHAN have
long since died violent deaths; down n
Clay county the Towards and the Bak11
. ers ARD at peace; the Eversoles and the
! French factions have buried the Ratchet
100 deep to dig UP over in Perry county
---Tult French Is dead, too-And the
lesser wars" have passed into the
realms Of things that are not. 81.
! OF course. these are lesser members OF
The Hatfield and Mccoy family who still
live in their sections Of the West Vic
glnia and kentucky mountains; they
are not feudists-they are among the
best citizens in those sections. and many
Of them have made money since the
coal and oil lands have begun to yield
riches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
AUTO HITS FENCE

An automobile driven ~ threH young
n"u whose names ara unknown crashed
:r.n % Ienc" * the foot ~ Wheeling
hill ~ ~ Fu,tra s!dr ct m early hour
his moving. Thr mRchiu" was badly
uaruagrd BIZ: M occupants were un'n-
jured. IN" rnarh!rr WAS vcno"cd - a
c.t-rgn SO- 70 rnirs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
coMnurrEE TO MEET.

\ meeting of the Scout executive com
m.ct"e oc the Wheeling council OF Boy
scouts WI. BE- held his evening ~ 40
n'r,ocN In the office OF Scout HHndq".'r-
tors n th~ Market Auditorium. Al tn!S
time all members are urge? 70 b. pres
ert. Pans will be completed 1T this
time for the big dinner wh.ch VIII be
held on Tuesday evening at the y. y. l.
Is. hall on C.apiiao street. \ vrr'
prominent Scout official from the NJ
:."cu, council will address the ;ncet'n:
II - Sh..E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
MACK1N1sTs COURSE.
will Be Added to InduF7~ial Education
Committee Nec,S
Tuesday.

Dr. Z. T.. G.;hc,.v has ca"cd r1"Ht-
ing Of tie industrial Education com
m!t,cn OF tho Chamber al commerce. 10
he held ~ Tho Chulnh"r'. room5 ~ tho
Market auditorium Tuesday evening 10
take M several matters Il Importance
rCElrdll" tho work of thH night Sch"oi.
p-cuarat!n:Is ar" being made 70 apen
n class for mnchiniE's ~ one. and
other branches "f industrial 'dGGnt!on
M!li We unlertakNM Nt IN carly IhtN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
VolEa, West
Golden Medical

was shifting Rheumatism, SeAStAiAg
! had had for years. At that tine i
was In my hips and lower limbs. I
began taking the Anurfo TR1lSts
(anti.uric acid) according - airOe
tons. took tAS contents q -
package and can Ssy. And s1sak =
bounds OF truth, that I have ~ had
rheumatism since" MRS. JOSE
Prime CORDER RYMER. All gosd
druggists sell DR.. PtoFce'l Alune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
MOT. Hors..prarn Vehicles.

Columbus, O.. Jan. 9.--DcSpic tie IN
r-casr IN number Of automobiles N COL
urnbuS moro licenses were ISSUED i'll
1870 To-? hors.>-dtawn vehicles than were
issued IN 1912. according :" 4 report
made By CITY Auditor G.ud"C. TIC to-
,;l TOR 1870 was ..ceG: for 1912. @q49.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
Largest Appropriation.

Columbus, e, JaH. 9.-TNe 1871 Ap-
pror-iatton CftNamce Cor Columbus,
carries the largest total OF appropriations
IN the history Of tho city-Sj.S@2,4o5.i9
The ordinance provides for approprTa-
lions Of s1.43l.90 more than in 1890.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10

VAS A gathering OF tho clans. from NIL
directions caInc men, women aid chill
drcn, uItN thousand Assembled IN
spot chosen originally because Of mac
feasibility in an accessible land. The
air was raw and ugly rain and snow
falling alternately. while tho damp air
pierced TO the bone.
The crowd followed and stood In the
rain during the services. Like these at
the house they were unusual As COM
pared with such scrvices outside the
mountain. Sim Thompson and his choir
gang song after song old time chants
that fc.l strangely upon tho ear or tho
lowiandcrs. tho old preacher eNhorted
those about him to remainder that they
too mus, shortly 80. and there was n
scene when the family and immediate
relatives gathered there 10 say good bye
10 the dead The casket WAS opened and
tho farcwells were said while on umSrcl-
Ia was held UP to keep the ram from the
caskct.
WAS Confederate Captain
Anderson Hatfield was Sorn on Mate
Crack. Logan county, elshty-one years
ago last September, according to men,
Dcrs OF tho family. Mate Creek is now
IN M.nEo county He served in the con-
rederate army as a member and later az
Contain OF Company"A" Forty-iifth E!r-
g.nIa infantry. After tho war he was the
leader Of the Hatfield clan In the world
famous HatAcld-Mcttoy feud. which con-
tinucd over fifteen years and in which
thirty five man and one woman died.
For years after the former feud lead
cr had taken up his residence on tho
mountain crest and settled down In
~ a
thrrit!rs sought him. There was
price ~. his head BIZ: one governor OF
Vast Virginia after another refused 10
honor rcuuistions FOR him and finally
tho effort WIS abandoned. Joc HATFIELD,
ono OF his sors said today that Governor
Atkinson w1s tbs hst Of the stEte exec
utives 20 refuse to surrender him TO
kentucky.
He IS the last NJ the old ttme feud
ch!cfta!ns. The McCoys-the feudists
OF thcm-are all rone: the Tolliyers and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
A Well Known Woman

V2.-"Dr. Pierce g
Disc overy had
proved 80 helpful
In the past that |
was glad to try An.
uric, the new dis
covsry Of Doctor
Pierce. I aeAsd oil
over, was oe0sd.
patel, had ihlieos-
tioa, and waS e.
trSnsly 10rvOD;
AAothaf AecoR(Nt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
OHIO NEWS

Cincinnati. O. Jan. 9.--Attorncy
George :. IIawHe, cxcCUl!v" Sccr"'niE
pc The ,ipnd Citizenship league, E"S'"'-
d,y sd H.. probably would uTg" 'H',
.:uYo- law v,oIHt0rs convicted n Ird"E't'
ruv-, ho-e b.. assessed 4 state penalty
N addition 10 the Inc imposed by the
federal court.
"Au persons who nave pleaded guilty
Or have been convicted IN federal court
OF selling liquor IN violation OF the led
crai Iroh ibition act since NOV. j. Wheh
tho CrAhbA state prohibition ENFORCE
,n.nt law went into effect ar" Liable 10
q nnr 0: from 500 20 $1,000 under the
latter law" declared Hawke.
Also" hc added. ":Gi persons who
have pleaded guilty or haze been con
v!clcd IN the federal cour; al any time
of having violated the federal proh'm-
ton act are liable for payment O: Tho
Dow tax .: $1,000 u year. l am going
% prepa-,. = Est o; theS" persons ana
Eve I 10 the proper county official foc
collection o. the Dow tax. shall also
very likely give the city rr"""cutor y
list o. the former persons 70: prosecu-
ton under tho Crabbc Net
won't Permit Fouls
CINCINNATI o.. Jan.9.-Thc E:nc mat:
Eox;3g Commission has established 4
rev rule IN effect that hereafter the
Nox": who commits foul. even. e =
- accidental. Will not 60: his mo""E.
Thu. commission has announced that -"
rutN Why b. enforced vigorously. THO
action was taken utter Root" Hansen
Of E-ria. H.. WHO had Johnnie l:oS" q!
this city beaten - ;he!r bout mere New
Years Day. lost the light H. hitting
Rose All accidental wild blow. Hansen.
however. Was paid /" FULL
Cincinnati Men IN Charge
C!nc.nnat:, o.. JaH. 9.--E"Dc!nnau ha'
become the headquarters with ,ocal
nan IN charge OF the National Machin"
Tool Builders association. Ernest +.
DuBrul has been made general mana
ger OF tho association. There arc $50
mcmbcrs OF the association. employing
;ou4 Of thousands OF men, and represent
re n CAPITA o. many millions OF dollars
Tho n,sucia,.nn has hNc2 in existence
about 5 yea5S. and headquarters for
, mcrli. were at Worcester. Mass.
Ohio University Budget
Columbus. a., Ian. H.--rhc budget fc"
OHIO stat" University for tho 7ext two
years calls for s3L12o.SiG for salaries
from la2l unt!l 1923: $4,000 fo- labor
and S1.o5l,o22 for matntraancc.
,Gh.ef items n tina tTo-ycRr period Tor
-;airtenauce an sYpii.rs 20 cost S3"2.-
900: equipment. .9oS.h6C general eS-
ncasc. $4,000. materials. $4,000: libra
-: books sS3.Q0h; engineering expert
mental station, %o.000: ohio Biological
surycy. 5000: and bureau Of mines.
$50. coo.
Tic badge: ~ based on tro ""2rS DO
cause the legislature only meets every
tWc lo:Is n regular session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
THREE FOR COURT

Three DRINKS are scheduled fer JsdsS
John s R!tz's session NJ police court
his morning; they arr. John DoIan. by
Officer Glass; Mr.. Reeves BY oN:c"t
knab". and John X. Jones, by Onicer
TiCe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10

TIE word had gnne forth that A pat
iarch had fallen, and IN response there
Arizona republican., 1921-02-04
DIVERSION DAM ID
 BE BEGUN AT ONCE

As soon as tools, materials and equipment are assembled, work will be begun on the Florence diversion dam, according to word received by Gov ernor Thomas E. Campbell from Cato Sells, commissioner of Indian affairs
 The wire received by the governor from Washington yesterday conveyed the news, which the chief executive immediately transmitted to the Casa Grande chamber of commerce. which had asked his aid in advancing the movement.
 Actual work will be begun on the Florence dam when tools, material and equipment are assembled and the camp erected. Assistant Chief Engineer Olberg is on the ground devoting his entire time to the work" wired Com missioner Sells.
 The news of the immediate con- struction of the dam was received Jan uary 24 by Judge O. J. Baughn of Florence. who has been interested in the project, which will meen much to the development of Pinal county, for a number of years. The project will furnish water for 62,000 acres, which will be distributed to the Sacaton h. dian reservation in the amount of 35,- 900 acres: Florence, 17.000 acres. and Casa Grande, 10000 acres.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-04
GET GRAIN RATES
 FUR COTTON SEED

Grain rates on cotton seed will be granted by the railroads, according to an announcement made yesterday by the corporation commission.
 The agreement was reached only after a series of conferences between the commission and the railroads eX tending over period of several weeks The ruling is looked upon as important both from the view point Of the cotton industry and the livestock interests.
 Some time ago representatives of the cotton industry appealed to the cor poration commission for relief, declar- mig the high rate on cotton seed pro- hibited the sale- It was pointed out that the cattle men also would benefit by commodity rate, furnishing cheap feed for cattle.
 When the matter was put to the commission the Southern Pacific, the Santa Fe and Arizona Eastern were charging double the rates on cotton seed that were being paid on grain products. Asked for an adjustment. the carriers made an offer 25 per cent higher than the grain rate, which was refused. Further conferences led to the agreement of the same rate for cotton seed as grain. which will enable cotton men to dispose of the seed, which last year brought $60 a ton and today is being sold at s10 a ton.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-04

Lovers of violin music will have a rare treat Saturday evening. February ,. at the parish house. when Robert Saunders. yirtuoso violinist, plays on his remarkable old violin works of the masters In musical art.
 The program is being given under the auspices of the Junior Guild of Trinity Episcopal church and is for the benefit of the day nursery, which is being carried on" by the guild.
 MT Saunders is new conner to Phoenix He is director of violin at the Arizona School of Music, and the Junior Guild is very fortunate in se- curing him, and those who hear him will be equally fortunate.
 Aside from being a concert artist
Arizona republican., 1921-02-04
FOLLOWING ORDERS

The junior partner had been on a visit to a distant branch office and was giving his father a full account
 "The manager there," he said, Ifs apt to take too much on himself. I told him he must get authority from here Instead of acting so much on his own
 "Yes," said the senior, dryly, "so gather. Heres a telegram from him
 The telegram ran: Bad gas escape in cellar. Please wire instructions. Los Angeles Times.
 The Salvation Army is now active in
Arizona republican., 1921-02-04

MT. Saunders is the possessor of rare old violin. considered one of the finest in existence and which, it is said, he would not part with for $50,000.
 Orley Hes will assist as pianist, and the concert promises to be a notable one in the seasons musical events. This talented young player will furnish a group of three numbers.
 Following the concert there will be dancing and cards.
 Tickets for this attractive affair may be obtained from guild members or at the Central pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-04
FOR SALE Bv The Arizona Republican, Phoenix, Arizona
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 tier size with full width slug top '2.oO o One double tier twelve full sze second
 two-third size no cases AS.oo 6 ,o,e tier case stand and nine cases D-- 1900 IT, One single fer stand and nine cases 1@.oo ra One double SG case Stsno & sM m second @ M tier 21 oo ', One double tier almost closed '' back and ends, steel for forty full size cases, with the Ioo.oV :. Ore double tier steel stand almost closed T back ends, steel runs for forty full size cases ~
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 per ID. -0~ S. 10 Gull easel and point Gull easel in good con- ,, Gothic Iaic and point good condition b. 2Oc I,I; Q S and 10 point in good condition, lb 2Of 4,taro Pod IS 24 30 36 point nearly lb 5c ,.t Po1d Extra Condensed 36 point, nearly Condensed Gothic I8 and 36 point nearly new per lO 'F