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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-06
ElPan de los MOrOS
G ONO Sc ELAB

FL pan "el-jooz" como 10 la
man los moros, es en- Marruecos,
como en- todas parties, elemento in
dispensable de la alimentacion.
Generalmente, en- la montana y
entire los nomadas sobre TODD, es-
ia hecho con cebada ('eshshir'),
y es muy delgado, cast como una
oblea gigantesca. Su confeccion
esta como en- nuestros pueblos, a
cargo de das mujeres, que por
otra parte son ALI las que hacen
cast todos los trabajos, desde
criar los hijos hasta servir de ace
milas cuando estas faltan. En- al
gunos puntos del interior de Ma
rruecos Sc come tambien pan de
panizi, pero Ell de cebada IS ell que
p~redomina en- todas parties, STEM
do esta razon, y Ell ser Ell mismo
grano base del pienso de las ca
ballerias, 10 que todos los sitios
de Marruecos donde ell terreno
es fertil esten llenos de campos
de cebada.
En- muchas ciudades, como
ocurre en- Larache hay un zoco o
mercado destinado exclusivamen-
tie a la venta del r..ismo cereal, y
en- las aldeas montanescas, los 81
los o "matmoras" (de donde vie
lie nuestra palabra mazmorra)
para guardian la cebada, Sc consi-
deran como ell tesoro de la comu-
nidad. La entrada de estos sitios
suele estar protegida por punzan-
tie barrera de picos y chumberas,
y ademas hay TN guardian, que
en- recompensa de su mission re-
cibe TN almud de grano cada vez
que Sc SAGA cebada del deposito.
FL pan moruno, aunque al prin-
cipio extraha un POGO all paladar
europeo, es agradable y muy nu-
tritivo. I'm robusto arge1ino
puede hacer un dia de marcha con
TN pan de cebada y TN cuenco de
leche caliente con sal.
En- las kabilas marroquies
constituye un delicado obsequio
ell pan de cebada con manteca, a.
companado del consabido te con
hierba buena.
La manteca la sacan en- una
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~vasija de barro de la forma de un
tiesto, y en- vez de untarla mate
rialmente, sobre Ell pan como 10
hacemos nosotros, meten ella en-
un trozo de pan a la vez que las
puntas de los dedos pulgares e
indice, y toman asi Urn peIlizco
APPLICABLE contra ell pan. Aqui de
los etimologistas. iQuien sabe 81,
despues de TODD, pellizco sera Ii
sa y llanamente un diminutivo de
pella? Tambien Sc suefe conner 81
pan de cebada con queso, TN que
so muy blanco y blando que las a.
tezadas kabilehas ofrecen al via
jero sobre inprovisada bandeja
que forma la ancha hoja de pal
mito, merienda frugal y sana,
que trae a la memoria ell recuerdo
de los tiempos biblicos. Y que sa-
be a gloria despues de haber he
cho larga jornada a caballo, POI
los eStrechos senderos, bajo Ell
sol africano.
Algunas wees, en- vez de la
manteca o ell queso, ell obsequi
Sc compone de huevos duros
muy %pequehos, cast como de pa
Iona. En- cuanto a la costum-
bre TRADITIONAL del pan y la sal
que nj siquiera de oidas conoce
todo ell mundo, existe en- Arabia,
pero en- Marruecos Sc practica.
A 10 mejor, sera esta una de tam
tas leyendas como esas que los
viajeros han escuchado sobre
ell Oriente que va paso o que
acaso no ha existido nunca mas
que en- la fantasia de los poetas,
ese Oriente EN- Ell que los moros
son caballeros, las mujeres in
comparables y los caballos velo
lces como simoun e inaccesibles
a la fatiga; csc Oriente, en- fin,
de LAS Mil y una Noches."
Lo cual no quiere decir que no
haya poesia en- el Oriente verda-
dero nj que carezcan de encanto
las horas pasadas bajo la iienda
de pelo de camello, gozando dc la
hospitalidad kabileha y saborean-
do ell pan de cebada que una Fat
ing o una Zoraida de cobrizo GU
it's ha cocido pocas horas ha.
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~BAYONETA.-Malos augu-
rios.
BEBER.-Beber aqua con mu-
cha sed, es TN signo SECURE de en-
fermedad.
BODA.-Para un hombre en-.
fermo sonar que casa a una pare
ia joven, es signo de su muerte.
Bailar en- una boda augura enter
medades. Este sueno sicmpre es
precursor de la muerte de alguien.
BOLLOS.-Verlos hacer. sig
mica fraude; comerlos, para una
mujer, in%fortunio y perdida de su
amante.
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listed puede hacer que I'm hombre
piense y aun sienta como listed 81
consigue influenciar su mentalidad e
motiva. Los maestros en- p~sicologia
commercial instruyen muy habilmente
a sus d~iscipulos en- Ell arte de apli-
car la suggestion a la tarea de hacer
ventas.
I'm agente habilisimo me conto u
ma OCCASION que 10 primero que el a
prendio cuando comenzo a trabajar,
fue que TIN vendedor jamas debe per-
mitir que Ell cliente conserve en- sus
manos los prospectus, mlistas, catalo-
gos II objetos que trata de vender; 20
siempre retengo, me dijo, todas esas
cosas en- mis- manos, porque 81 me Sc
paro de elias pierdo Embellishments
ell poder de dominar la atencion de
mi cliente. Entonces estaria TODD ell
asunto en- sus manos, Sc me habria
~escapado y el seria, por tanto, quien
me condujera en- lugar de guiarle yo
"a el. Para influenciar a la persona
con quien hablo, siempre tengo en-
mis- manos 10 necesario para atraer
y dominar su atencion.
I'm maestro en- ell arte de anunciar
aconseja, entire otras cosas, que los
avisos con~cernientes a comestibles y
bebidas contengan las ~palabras ade-
cuadas para producer una sensation
de apetito en- ell lector: "dulce", ere
~frescante", "nutritivo', etc., ETC., ique
sugestivas sonl y lque efecto hacep,
por ejemplo, estas palabras: "Voy a
tomar una limonada deliciosaW Ina
ginad esta Erase acompanada de un
grabado en- donde aparezca I'm hon.
bre exprimiendo en- un vase o en- su
propia boca, Ell jugo de I'm limon y
lque es 10 que Sc experimental? Que
la boca Sc hace aqua antes de poder
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Amor al Estilo Militar

La conquista de la fortaleza de
su amor me evitaria los rigores de
la guerra sin Quartet que ha enta-
blado mi alma, ocasionandome los
crueles martirios del amor, por las
profundas heridas que con ell nu-
trido tiroteo de vuestra tenaz re-
~sistencia habeis originate a mis-
ideas.
La suspension de las hostilida-
DIES que os propongo, por cinco
minutes improrrogables, seran SUI
flc1entes, para que en- continues
conferencias lleguemos a celebrar
ia perdurable Paz de nuestros CO.
razones, la que sera firmada des-
pues de que vuestros padres ha-
yam reconocido mi beligerancia, a
fin de que sea entregada la plaza
de su alma y pueda por consi-
guiente, constituir mi gobierno le-
gitimamente, en- que debere ser
reconocido por los miembros del
gabinete que constituye su fami-
liza.
En- vista de las circumstances
'por las que atraviesa ell Ejercito
de mis- ideas, espero que no recha-
7areis las propuestas de suspen-
sion de hostilidades, objeto de es-
ia misiva, a fin de evitar mas de.
rramamiento de sangre en- mi CO.
razon.
Protesto a listed los respetos de
mi mas alta estimation.
Ell Presidente Provisional de su
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Campamento en- mi corazon, es
tado de mi alma, a 30 de Diciem.
.bre de 1920.
Senorita:
Hay en- Ell almacen de mi cora
ION, las necesarias granadas de "a
NOR, con la suficiente nitroglice-
rina de respeto, para ocupar la
plaza de su alma, pues las innu-
merables misivas que al amparo
de la bandera pa-lamentaria lie he
enviado, han sido ccntestadas cLn
balas de desprecio, las cuales han
tocado las avanzadas de mi honor,
.por 10 que, antes de emprender un
ataque decisive, recurro a sus hui
manitarios sentimientos y alto pa
triotismo para firmar TN honrosc
armisticio, 10 cual hara que alicia
dos del campo amoroso, conozca
listed mis- liberales pensamientos,
por los que luchare sin tregua has
ia Ell morir.
Los principales puntos estrate-
gicos de honradez, nobleza y bue-
nos recursos estan en- mi poder,
ell fuego nutrido que arrojaria la
ametralladora en- case negative.
serla mortifero; las trincheras de
resignation de que dispongo son
suticientes para resistir las mo
centes bombas de i~ndiferencia con
que habeis recibido la dinamita de
mi passion.
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ler. Regimiento de Dinamtieros
amoroSos.
Quartet GENERAL

Campamento en- mi corazon, es
tado de mi alma, a 80 de Diciem
bre de 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-06

CON Ell BANCO
DE CHINA

PARIS, Julio 81.
FL Tribunal de Concrete con-
cedio Ell beneficio de un acuerdo
amigable con Ell Banco Industrial
de China.
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Suscribase a ia Prensa'
rara que este informado de todos
los asuntos de interes mundial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
Of Interest to Ring
Fans Of Ohio Valley
To the Patrons Of American Legion Box

To the Patrons OF American Legion Box
ing Exh;b!;ions:::
The first exhibition OF boxing con-
Quoted by the American Legion was
held February l4;h. 1877. At the Market
Auditorium. AZ that time all the one
dollar seats were quickly disposed OF.
and at once tickets for standing room
were put on sale. So many standing
room seats were sold that it became nee
eSsary TO order the sale stopped.
Many holders % reserved seats. who
came late were unable to secure their
proper seats. due 20 the congestion. and
IN justice to thsSc patrons. commencing
Monday. February 18th. 1921, no stand
ing room will be sold until all III" gem
cral admission and two dollars seats are
sold.
The present seating arrangement: OF
the Auditorium, allows only 500 general
admission seats. and in the future only
this amount VII hc sold. Seats viii 30
on sale five days n advance Of all bouts
at convenient places. Reserved and
general admission seats VIII b" sold be
rore each bout. The aiS,eS must be kept
clear In complain" with the fir" rcgu-
iaticns. ard wc ask your corporation.
AZ no time during the exhibitions will
holders Of seats hc permitted 10 move
closer 20 the ring and occupy reserved
seats that are n"l in use. Any one so
doing viii be subject 10 expulsion.
Tho American Legion desires to thank
those Who attended the first exhibition
ard We assure you that %nur continued
patronage viii be appreciated. We only
ask YOUR cooperation to mako the bouts
completely satisfactory to all our pat
rCnS.
WHEELING POST NO. !.
THE AMERICAN LSGlON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
NIT AN ARREST AND No CLUE To
DARING TOLEDO MAIL BANDITS

Toledo. O.. Feb. 17.-Police and post
office inspectors at work on the ho!d-up
Of three clerks at the main postoHlce
carly this morning and the theft OF
several sacks of registered ana uhreH 3
tered mail, admitted tonight that 'n'
robbers made Il clean getaway IoE't
Office Inspector DiSk!n. Of Clnc!hha L.
who has taken personal charge of the
Investigation. declared ton!gh' lHd'
they are not certain even that an auto
mobile found harrIoned in tn" OutSklrts
several hurs after IN" robbery was the
one used by the postoTic" bandits.
Neither could Inspector piSkln or
Postmaster George W. l.athrop give
any information as 10 tho value oil the
stolen mail. Inspector DiSk.n said II
would require tire" Of four days as
every Office slip would have TO he
checked up hefor" the contents or the
sacks could be determined.
The loot. according to Inspector Dis
kin consisted Of two sacks Of registered
mail from Cleveland one from WASH
ington, -. C.. both over the New York
Central ra abroad: one from Detroit. over
the r. X .. railroad: two mad" up be-
tween Detroit and Toledo. and three
pounch"s Of unregistered mai! from De-
troit.
In an abandoned automobile. found by
police two miles from IN" scene "f the
robbery was box Of shotgun SHELLS ana
q s,ouch hat bearing the label Of De-
trot department store. The rar was
taken IN the hold-Up "f 4 garage early
Wednesday morning. by three men.
According TO IN" story I"id 10 tho
p"StVtflcc inspectors by Joseph Hughes,
Paul Wcnrich and W II. Miroy. The
three clerks who wc-" forced TO lie on
their faces while the robbers transfer
red tho mail from Tn" postoFf!Cr truck
10 The bandit machine. thcr" were five
mrr. or" negro. in III" party. II was
learned today. according 10 tho police
that when III" mai! was loaded on the
p"st"ffice truck at the Union station Il
parked out side tn" station.
When the post"ffice mon drove away
tho other car fell in behind them and
taril"d them 10 the rear Of the post
office. where the hnld-un was staged.
Point Place. resort district. six
miles north of The city. and numerous
other places in the outskirts were
searched by Sheriff Jack Taylor and a
p0SS. of citizens within two hours;
after the robbery. but nothing that
, would give a clue to the identity OF the
robbers was picked MP. Not n suspect
has been arrested. according To avail
able police records.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
BOB MARTIN To
GET A CHANCE

New York. Feb. r7.--knorkout HiIl
brennan and Hob MARTIN, heavyweight
champion ut the \ l.. +. who viii bon
u, Madison Square Garden tomorro"
iicht. viii ~, on the finishing touches
u their training today. T"morr"N
neither will :ndulse in anything but the
t.ghtc<t g: rNcrcISc.
Prcsunl:uE that Martin proves as
good as reports from the West woG'd
indicate. ;A:s should be = heavywciE"t
tit Of class. Martin has mover been
>,eu locally except in che gymnasium
but h" has impressed a host Of So"d
Judges. The men are we'll matched
a. 10 sin. reach and weight. Each
M weight in close "a 80 pounds. br'n'
nan - the more experienced Of the
lair. OF course.
Martin may have inc slight advent.
.gr over h.S rival. IL" has seen Ersn-
nan box. The heaIywe;Ght champion
- thea. l.. +. was at the ringS:dc n
Cleveland last summer. when Brennan
fc0glt Ole anderson. lie has stoutly
maintained ever since h" was sure he
could .oko IA" mcasur" Of tho man who
put up such a I'm" hattie against cham
p,uu Jack Dempsey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
BATTERY 4 To
HAVE REUNION
FIELD UNITS WILL HAVE ZAP
Ply SESSION MONDAY
Business Session In Morning, ThsatrG
Party and Auto Rido After Noon :.
Banquet at Mcclure

Veterans OF Battery a" 314th Field
Artillery. will have n reunion Monday IT
the NcI.urr hotel. This will be the tirses
gct-togcther Of the )nen who served.-
with Battery a" since the 314th Fieids
Artillery was mustered out OF services.
Jun" :. 1919. 1t is planned TO effect ar
organization for the purpose Of holding
an annual reunion and banquet. About
fiiv veterans OF the battery from.
wheeling and adjarsnt sections OF Vest
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
hsxc s!gniflrd their intentions OF sttsnd~
ENsc;hc first reunion here Monday.
Tn progfam for the day includes g
busir"ss session At the Mcclure hotel
Monday afternoon. when the organiEa:
ton Will hc formed: 4 theatre party at
The Victoria and an automobile ride in
the afternoon. and the banquet at thas
Mcclure m the evening. y
Reunion plans are in charge OF A. Re
Sonncborn. George Frohme. Charles
Dudley. George Beans, Il. V. Burke and.
l.. 4. Fitzpatrick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
Bellalre
I W " -
Wheeling
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

did Pete Herman until he signed for his
Ill fated scrap with Joe Lynch. The
H:dd."wcirht division certainly is IN
sad condition.
or far greater interest than the Will
son accomplishment IIS; Week. wIS tbs
announcement that Rob Martin, heavy
weight champion Of the y. l.. T., had
signed for 4 bout with B!ll Brennan.
Br"2nHn will la tho first opponent ~
rrHl ability to be taken Oh by our army
champion. Fred Fulton. by the way. -
pcsved because Martin declines TO meet
him IN the ring. The reasons are many
and entirely obvious.
In connection with Martin 1t may DC
stated that negotiations FOR n bout be
tween him and Gene Tunury. tn" light
hcavywc!Cht champion Of the y. t.. +.
whom many boxing critics IN Franc"
pronounced Martins superior. were
dropped quite Il while Tunney is
through. lie has driven his knucklrS
so far back that his hands are useless.
They are worse now than Bob FitZsim-
mons We're when IL Uuit the ring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
DUNBAR HIGH SCHOOL
HERE THIS EVENING

Dunbar. tTa;rmont. ". NaD High
Schools crack Basketball qU,ut Will m
wade this city tU!s evening. The Coal
otty tosS"-S In" 'lp against C"drlr Rain
bows L.nrp,n High srho", rls@"rs. ~
tho Wheeling N'En school gymnasium.
The contest promises ~ be quite in
tcreSt;ng aS both teams are c"ntoudrgs
for tnH state champjuNSh p.
In n preliminary two class t"am@ WI,
meet whirh SHOULD add To IN" big at
traction Tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR STATE YEARLINCS

MorE1ntowu. W. Va. Feb. 1T.-biS-
playing the same fight and aggressive
ness thai hts marked their playing in
every game this season the West W.
G.ria University Freshman quintet had
little trouble downing the Fairmont CIV.
Va Normal quintet here tonight. 20
20 ..
The visitors were clearly outplay"d
and were no match for the fighting
Freshmen. The feature Of the gam. WAS
the playing OF Hawlcy. Of the locals.
who Gagged SIX field goals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
Ex-Sherif Ford Of
Doddridge Drops Dead

Special Dispatch t. The Intelligence.
Sistcrsvilir. W. Va. Feb. l1--SNmmH
Ford. cx.sncrim Of Duddr.dcc county,
dropped dead while blowing OF his farm
near West Union. his brother ". 7. Ford
was advised today. Mr.. Ford WAS on"
Of tac best known mon IN Doddr.dCe
county having been prominent in bust
ness and political circles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

sleep" on" crouch crowled back.
II finally dawnri upon me that Van
really was sick He had a bad case Of
stomach and was suffering. secured
red pepper. chill saUc", some Worcester
shire and whSkcy and give him dose
He felt better. Half an hour later
gave him another. and /" WAS commence
ing 10 quiet down when cobb arrived
Ty was very sympathetic. He dag
noscd the case and prescribed pint Of
!cc cream.
Poor Van, he never forgive his ply
s!CiaES.
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elected for the year DR.. c. A. WinGer-
ter was elected director, being . new
member Of the board.
The directors named are Seaton Alex
ander. George w. Lutz. ]. A. Bum
john Coleman. DR.. c. a. Wingerter, Gen.
T. :. Riley and George J. Mathison.
The directors will meet to organize
within n week.
The secretary Of the board OF COVER
nors submitted an annual report show
ing that the club Is fourishing. Tho
club has about 700 membership. IN
Guiding an increase of about 100 mem
bers during the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
IMPORTANT VALLEY FLOOR EVENT
AT GRAVEL HILL GYMNASIUM
THIS EVENING ON OHIO SIDE
Gold and Blue Victory Would Mean
Excellent Ssason-Red and Black
Out For Revenge

Oh:n Valley baShr' bal! hon"rS Will
either go TO Whe". iug or Be.laire high
schools tonight. when those old rivals
clash at the Grave; nan gym on III"
Ohio side. Of course. Wheeling aIrcudy
holds a wide decision over the OnioanS.
hut their showing Tonight may deter
iu.uc i successful, season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
$1,000 BLAZE IN
BELLA|RE HOTEL
FIRE OF UNKNOWN. ORIGIN STARTS
ON TOP FLOOR OF THE GLOBE.
WATER DOES DAMAGE.
Bellaire Firemen All called Out and
Quickly Get the Flames
Under Control.

Fire ut the Globe hotel, on Union
street. Belaire. late last evening I'D
damage estimated at about $1,000. The
origin Of the blaze IS unknown. The lire
started in room on the top floor. AID
burned Hereby in the room in which C
started. Four other rooms were dnn'-
lied by water.
All Ee!iairc fire departments were
called out. and TIE fire was quickly con-
trollcd. The damage is covered BY IN
Surancc.
The hotel is owned by Charles Nc.
Namara.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
:, nt he
0fSport
> by N.4% S9@AA+te,s
by N~S S.9@h&o~

after Harry lad given Schmidt a trim
ming peace prevailed.
However. Cobb Was not tanned He
kr3t right on battling whenever he felt
like the cause CaIlc4 for II. Half I
dozen times he told me how foolish he
had been to get mad and highland tho
next week or Two saw him IN another
battle. chiefly these fights we're nOt
Of his own choosing.
Having attained 4 reputation as n
fighter, he had fights thrust upon him
which he could not dodge.
It Is easier for some fellows
TO take Il poke on the jaw than
to say, I'm sorry; which ac-
counts for the ma ority OF bat
Ties.
His most historic hattie was that with
Charli" H"rzog. in which Hcrzog showed
lots luor" courag" than s"us" Ii Is
because "c what Ty told me about that
tight that am convinced h" has gained
cuutroi rf himself and Therefore can
control n.rm.
I'll" Giants had been Raging Cobb
during tn" entire spring trimming trip.
Keeping after him every day. and he
yt% angry. There WAS 4 clash between
hum ami Hcrzog on the ball field. ana
H"rzog challenged him to fight, Cobb
Iurcrptcd Of course" but II is customary
tor such fights - pass on with =
laugh. cobb was larger. stronger AMI
faster. Thcr" WIS not Il doubt that he
'olrrm2trh"i Hrr&y who, however, in
SISTED upon lighting. He went To Ey'S
Room and the battle, WAS staged there.
~ won.
The next day he I'D a very brave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
WEST VIRGINIA MAT
TEAM MEETS Tech

Special Dispatch 20 The lat"'liE"ncer.
MorGantOwu. Feb. i7.--Wlth tn" big
dual meet with III" United states
Naval academy only a G'tic more than
:, week away. the West Virginia wrcs-
tiers find themselves confronted with
'hc meet with Carnegie Tech. which
will be held here next Saturday night.
TurkovIrh has rapidly recovered from
his recent injuries and may got Il
chance to perform against the Raid.
although II Is doubtful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
RIVALS CLASH
FLOOR LEADER
Tonight's Games.

Wheeling at Rcllairc (Gravcl Hin gym
cathedral at New Nartinsvjllc.
WHitSy.li" High at Martins j. rry.
L!usly cadets AT Moundsvill" HIEa.
Warwood High school to Mmgo (O)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
CARROLL CLUB
STOCKHOLDERS IN ANNUAL MEET
ING PLACE-DH. WINGEETER ON
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Membership Of Club Has Shown Growth
Of Approximately 100 During
The Year

TIL" annual meeting Of stockholders
If the Carroll club was held last eve
ming when several changes in the by
laws were adopted and directors were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

Galveston has tho largest and deep,
est har5or on the Gult coast.
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