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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
REAL ESTATE FOR S1?F
Farms and Land Tor Sale ~
FARM BARGAINS
+ y II " s.

we nave number OF farms ,b,,
III oS houSht ut what YOU I.oi,id
~ odFEa.ns IL YOU are i1rerrs,nI
a., nuS.hS u farm 1t vii! be To vn,,r
interest To see these. ''u'
~ acreS. 50 IN high state of cuI,,v,
u'' ~ acres OF cut overland IN,
uaH ~ cleared Very easily 40 ..at
vItt Stt IN young timber som. -
nnmiNn Is snrgu enough 10 saw ~
i'Wn!lInR OF 10 rooms lnc,, "W.
petitiiu Grove. large GERM ~
m,hsssr' Sati.e and hay. barn and
ni" "u'bn.!d!nSs. orchard ribs
,mnHE ~ located - miles from Rich'
ngi.N a" county road, D miles fron,
~ oau station. This is posItiveiw
'"' oeSt BUY in the State $1,000
10 acres. 10, miles from Richmond
i%ntn brick dwelling. good o,,,'
v.a'uihss; n!cs orchard. lot az yn,,n,
rutm"sF' Tong road frontage Thts
tnu %. h"urht at So per acre ~
"u'iuihGs alone are worth IN. 800
"i the whole. '"e price
iHl acres. is miles from RI.bmo,,
",n'"vS from Ashland. 6-roon, s,y,Ii'
MS ~ GOOD condition. ) ucrr a.,
'om.ru. aonut ~ acres wcii srt IN
"t&utltui young timber, Iolr -,
frontage. $3.50. 80" '"au
J. a. coNNEIi.Y * COMPANY
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RE1L EST.iTH FOR RENT
Office AMI Desk Roo,

FURNISHED nni,. .,,
~ Nn me- %ttl BANK hdg 4 ~ ' ",yo
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Situations wantcn-Fcmnl, 30

NEilSEb, healthy. !ndustf .ous middle
hE'i .hHy WIN refined, yu!c, uttic
-" VI - y'nir. would Ike "a position
~ Sohntry nom. ~ apusckcorr!. Iic1
Is sAG. Ia" dispatch
- ~ t.'i.p gen t,cn "iman w!she. position
uH, Nphp"h!nn 'houHc'ecpsr at once lsp,t
&c. BoS 6 dM. The Dispatch.
TESpGKAPHEN- Position desired n.
SNIhS Itcy as private secretary or Dfn "a
"SsihIGHt. Can handle rCrI.suuu,Irrrs
81 steaysFaphiG WORK Bcs; OF ty:crune"s
mon" Hou!e|nIi 5.J.-J AdGry,, ugI
~ saa, care The Dispatch.
",nri-fD position hs companiou. house
's'.'iH.. INK - t-!k"OUi. NH.
" - I'D pVs!t!Un elementary .u.,..-
Nls"r Ia flts!E.s by school worker: !,
!"ttr oSleri.nes Ia teaching and super
''rlHS' ffci"Thhiy IL toxa ~ r-rul And
Town work combined. Address Box i
90. The Dispatch. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
MERCHANDISE
Household Goods

SINGER machine. mahogany finish case
guaranteed, pniy s2I 80. Terms. 81
w"s'ir Locke. Fret and Marshall SITS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Cover the City and State BY Using I'D. Want Ads
EMPLOYMENT
:R
statesmen and Agents

WANTED Mcn OF selling vxroiioncc to
.ah on lobtlng and retail drug and
Sfoccry trade - sell established iin.r
81 food and drug products On s,ri"tiy
GIVE experience. .g. ana prcrant An
pioymcnt. Mushcr n 90. e. y, e.
b"& SOB. Nem York City
WE START you H. uus,nes- furrisbi,,,.
.SntSth,ns. m,u and women. oppor-
operating oar New system ~" sr $3.50
candy FactuiIeS' hoins anywhsrn unuk
Lst Tree R"r-'lalc Co. Iros = r:ns,
WE START YOU mithoua a doIlar-So.p.
SuN. urine S"'tary' tarusiion Co. l7S
We Will. srAitT rot manui.c,uT,ng
h"NpIe DOLE; ijC worth OF pins,ur I'nrig
innh.s dolls, worth az. WaoIcsai,.
buyers furnished. Incl".p staiIii, Tor 70
rik i.hster Ar, CO., Todd Ilds;, Louis.
% MiLES PER GALLON made with new
p"l.htri gasoline Napurizcr. Write .nr
I,,n I'M SiranhAy Nsporizer Co.
- FER SioSTii ald bonus gus:antc,d
sHcccssfn!iy handling State dlstriSu,inn
ron attractive. last selling au,uiuoij!e
s:..!hlu"s demanded everywhere, his
slcaiy i"pcsterr. Quick action u.c,
snry RAPID sale. Corporation, De;,t. OK.
Grand ita9iis. Mich.
''s!.M l'Ek MONTH average earnings ~
$. Ilf.. IA S"lp distributors. W ~ ryi,i
n.,@,:H worth la't year II. @ H. $50
"r FaicrrI"H. Fine opportunity Tor ac
NAnccn"nt, BuUd Il bu-inyr, ~ va,,r
9wn 1919 MARCIA OF rron,. E,ci,i.ivo
iifIi,',n aII 70 risn' rHI,y wr,s tor DO.
Tire In aoo Manu,ac t;SfYiIS , uo,,.. mp'
F.ni.ay ohio.
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Statesmen and Agents 80

MANUFACTURER or NATIONAL
kErU1'AIiOS, l@.irA ~. lid
SERVICES on n CLEAS cur,
AUG X h = g u. INnlGiI.IGESf
SALESMAN FpH VIRGINIA TEN
ElIDHS. SALARY, ESPEESE
AND cDM MiSsiOs;. pEitSiNSBST
AID PRpflTABLB CONNECTIONS
ASSUMED THE RIGHT MAN,
GIVE FULL DETAILS. PAST EM
ll.pYAENr. noe, f~It', THE
ago COMPANY, ti.HNEiASD.
ONO,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

HUNDREDS or users voluntarily testify
TO the good results obtained from Times.
Dispatch Want Ada
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

TAILORING AGENTS wanted. can
use merchants, forcueh. cleaners.
BARRIERS and travelling men To sell guar
antccd tailor made clothes. we sap
IRE" our large and complete IA! sample
Outhl showing over zoo ail-woo suIttngS
and DNcrCOais, $3.50 and w. Write
today and secure exclusive agency and
make big money. lay Rose 1. Co, al
= Wells ST.. Chicago. Ill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

HAVE you rented a house yet! A Wanted
to Rent Ad In Tho Times, pispltyh viii
probably nnd ono for you. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Statesmen to represent fuotnTy direct
frl!ing wcII-EuowH limo ni roofing c.
n.uis and paints to factories. coGtThr-
tors. property ana wIrrhpEsr n"i'-T",
farmers, cl.. Prompt sh!pWrntS. Sai!s-
fautIor guaranteed Weekly drawing
account. Opportunity L" establish per
maucnt uusiH"ss Gaining $500 monthly.
The Premier 90, l!3l ". llth St.
cleveland, -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

THREE SPECIALITY Statesmen wanted
who can Stand earning $500 TO Sly. 800
per ychr. TO iii! vacancies on stan Of
old. established hr!n selling line III
great demand. clcan-cut. aggressive
men looking Tor permanent connec-
ii'.I where mail and repeat orders are
factor Will find merchants in towns
and small cities good prospects CAT
edged references rcpuircd. Address
Dept. @ O.. 80. Baltimore Bldg. Chi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

SOLICIT ACtbt.>iS Tor laTX" colirctIoI
agency. 500 weekly easily earned. Apply
Immediately for valuable territory. iIi-
nois Adjusting Corporation, ~ North
Dearborn. Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
SALESMAN cAHpY.

dealers Cor PAU tires. H'- have itIat.ors
nov making 40 weekly. SAFE. Manager.
lsDl " Fifteenth. street. Chicago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10
Grand Jury Ills inC,~s.

Special ~ Tho WurlA
MIAMI Aug. "a rcccM for
three weeks has boou taken by the
grand Jury to enable them 20 look
after 'hcir own affairs while,
after which thoy win resume thcir
dclibtra'ious Thus far thpy have
returned 60 indictments. some of
them affecting moro than one per
son. and IT is stated that l2I per
sons arc involved charges ranging
from the smallest misdcmcHnor to
the most serious offcusos. There
are so misdcmcanor charges and Al
felony charges Much remains yet
To bc done, after TIA. recess, and
many moro indictments are pre-
diptpl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10
Beauty Secrets
BY Bessie Love

THE secrc, OF q beautiful complexion
is the proper care Of the shin,' SAYS Bessie
Love. thai we'll known stage beauty y ~
is the best season ot the year 'u lhr 'h'
l-irl or woman can beaui'y her CpuuIcN
ION instantly by using Liska cold Cream
(Which comes iu three shades. flesh
white hruuctte) TO heautfv IT, over ou'
million girls and women use bEtWILlt
in place uf faco powder because u Is more
Nf,-ltke and STAYS on" n makes anyone
look many years Younger That's whr dis
trcssos favor these products. Their pouu
larify speaks volumes for resulfs fho1
give. on sale at toilet counters ~ Depart
wout stores ana Druggists everywhere
Your mouoy back IL you are not pleased
-.Nlyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

Special 90 The world
MIAMI Aug @ Arrangements
Tor the county fair To bc held here
a month hence are now practically
coNpletc. Carl +. Thompson. head
Of the swinc department OF tho A.
and VI. college at saltwater has
been appointed judge of tho i've
stock exhibits q. w. Vincent, who
is also connected with the same in
stitution, will pass upon the agri'
cultural products. The park
grounds have been graded. the old
buildings are being repaired and
tho drives put in order.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

NIO|TV Z" Nm" WWTTT
DUOTHAT Aug 9--ln keeping
with tho purpoS" of tho state de-
partmcnt of education, in oo-upora
tiun with the management of the
state fair. to give the 100000 school
children of oklahoma free tickets
to the state fair Harry Halliurcr,
superintendent Of schools In Ottawa
county has been assigned 1880
FREQ tickets Of admission TO be dis
trihutcd among tho children for use
on school Childrcu's day" which
ia Friday, September 80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10
SHOOTS 2, SUICIDES
Disappointment Of Man nt Refusal
of Girl 20 Marry NJ un lnrly
nnfn lnm-l. nf ShnnIInr-

SYEACt Sc y. y. Aug 1--Nur-
der attempted murder and ruicidc
occurred nt Sononnd1w. % nearby
auhurh. carly this morning whom
Frank Slrcr, aged 2G. shot hls sweet
hoott. Hcrnlcc Hook, and her sis
tor Pearl, and then committed sui
eide poari was instantly killed..
Ucrniec Is In a hospital. dangerously
wounded
Tho shooting took place near tho
homo uf the young women. Thcv
had started 20 work when they mot
S1r'r. who. SO flr ~ ~ known. i'm
m"di'tolv opened fire on the girls
without warning
u is reported that SaRor had re-
Gently proposed an early marriage
60 Miss Eoruico Tho ywere said to
have been engaged but tho proposal
Tor an carly marriage N believed 20
hnvo boon refused nv the young
women. This la said TO have caused
disappointment TO Sagor. who brood
ed over 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

A would he thief entcrs tho palatial
mo - Eugene Christopher Cr.vtllug.
lic runs out again instantly into the
Uarfs of a detective. He protests be had
,..thinE TO do with what's IN dcre."
Hn The floor Of the room lies u man IN
,..,trr clothes, the front u his shirt
...r.sau with blood and by hls side "a hugo
amy revolver The table Is llit fIr Two.
rta house Is empty or human bcinfs.
tr.yeliug had led a Wild ne. ilo as-
.atcd with the wealthy and at one time
y.s spak,n ~ as the million a month
van Mrs. Creveling IL Unsuitable 800 trr
.ff.rtp iu bring the murderer 60 Justice.
A..tart.r partner In business Co Cfsscl.
.g and uncle to Mrs. IreygliuE. objects
q. her activity and doaire % unonrth tho
,.,st,rv The dead man ia reported 20
rt.a Guarroled with Douglas Wty,rIy.
,,r. had left tho house IA a rage. The
detective calls on the Intimate friend s
nf the CrevcllnEs to find cause for sui
..fp or murder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

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eiblc for tho change
"Pl,a.c saw / WON'T koop hor ex-
cent fsr A minute and m not he
bOthorirr h.r with anytbiug that
viii harrow nm her D.. Iincs Me
C9rty announced "T inst want a
luila ronoraI Information.
"frg a terrible shock The butler
fingered cunversationally. "a fine
gentleman To- work for. Mr. Crcvcl-
Inc Nas. doub, but tbof ,hcr,'u be
rr.at ,hnnp.s in tho household now
with inn gone. sorah aud mel be-
loolIirr- r,r another placc as soon
as things get straich'cncd out 'cre.
ana no mistake about H."
''Nhyo" NfrCartv demanded. "Yo
orc MOI rrir,, ia Iocp ON vnur po.l-
,ions with Mrs. CrcVeling?"
"%ot any siri" Rollins took tho
bn,d opnbntiCallv "Shc's a grand
,1us,bola accounts to suit noople
,ba3 ,ae n r"nutation for bring 'onrst
and she's ard. sir. unfccling. ia
~oli f. Rut Won saw 'or this morn
ing, 'caring tho nows and never
turning air, Tho wav she treated
Tie, ehous what shc'd do TO a body
She vas down ont"
"yvho's usa?' asked McCarty
oujcl,lv.
e., ,.,,.aot, ,,r m, ., rrc,,v
a. ouSr,,,,t,u' ,,,sI eta ~ "nu do,,s % w,ik
" =, w. ~. a. ynia ryiih snnorc ieods but
Iul .Ilut @ i u,v VIZ aIT" go No ,,is;alfn
sne was ",ll', 49," lp mi
w urheu ere ioI tour ,,. H. it,,n' ~, ~ ,a,,
most sa,lsIartoIS' put WIZ, pei,trs NV IL,
gis .,Is ~ ",,,'iIor,,. oVns slr r'i
hlilsC,t up suuu,"'Y, ;, i'A' '''' -
takc Lhc lloSShL l -, sn -. T., ..o
McCar,E Flai..u ,,,,a,, unVu. or, hn-
sVU, 'v oi -, ,,r,.tr,, email
- ,i,s,,,,1 ~ .t,irs IIc
hiA'k pHs ues.'uu a.. go So. roorb-
stepp'u torWaru us '''' '''''' '''' -
ed n" bottom ...... g..
Excuse ne SIR, put "re Ho" WI Dc
''"Neuuh -, r,l,, o,hcr
am May i uSN '' ,,.,
paused rognrut"E MN Nm sa1c -
tIu,Ihs put n2l a'i.as ,,,,..s,t.o ST.
I'M Col,It't.u t,',t,i,.S Wiz tI', dcntb sir "
non lh.o NI, .'Is u'r, '..,,,,r, tLo
MDCaI'E .Ni,'a.'l,,T - o,;;o,do1 NJ
I,iillilE up''T, ,'t'' ,yo',id iftc to
CroVol!uE lately l Muu'u n"c
Know 'lS S"nI "pa",Vit ia S''
thinE was prGsI"e ,,.,,.d um ,.d '''r' "nI bia
I3e pI pnysI,,ain, iioWt, N!aTd,.Ia ',,U hoard
I'a,'y put',s' pIs o,,. ,tir,,tI"
Hlte,t 4Laelt ou. -, S''S ha ',''i io,o, "pro-
My H,at s.' :, ,,' 's""'
lessiot'nI ot"., ~ oh,,. ,,or, sir
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10
Street Bin Signed Up;
Forbes Gets appointment A

WASHINGTON, Aug. o.-Presi-
dent Harding today signed the Sweet
hin which cousolidatcs all soldier re-
lief work hv the government in one
bureau. Immediately after tho sign
ius pf the hill the president named
Charles II. Forbes as director OF tho
F'torans bureau. tho now institution
created hv tho bill. Forbes Is at
present director of the bureau OF
war risk tuWurnuCe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

NTSKOGEE -- Instead Of the
usual booster trips 30 nearby towns
IN MuskoEoo's trade territory, tho
chamber of commerce has planned
"a Hospitality day to be held with
In IN, next fow weeks A big iubi-
lee and an kinds of special attrac-
tiuus are 10 hc provided for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

OKLAHOMA CtTN.--An effort 20
stop the rud,o to- bo held at tho
baseball park here August "a to ~.
fpr the benefit OF the liAinbow dl-
vision Veterans association viii be
made by ministers of the city It.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

pICUER Laying tht corner
stone Of the new high school build
Ing under construction is announced
for Aurust 10 under auspices Of
the Masuus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

LEXINGTON A cleanup cam
palrn for Chotrau creek, which
flows through the center Of this
town and has for years been the
general receptacle for filth and
funk. has been started and no one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

pOTENt AT the suggestion ~ a
group OF national dairy associations
tho LAHORE county free fair has
enlisted i'm the movement 10 check
the slaughter OF pure bred calves.
Tho fair dates are september li-l7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

SNIdSAW. H. Iarm1n. local
attorney hlt been named Dv Gov-
uruor Robertson as district judge 90
,u...rd T.. E. Arnold, Who f..sn,i
\uEuN 1 Co rutvr a law partner
HhIp with ". \ Woodruff
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

ERlSTbW. ON account ot past
trouble ~ getting good ho1Id for
school teachers at reasonable rates.
tho board has planned an addition
To the high school building which
viii ho u'cd ns cafeteria ana af-
ford board go teachers at cost The
schools open September aud all
Of the teaching corps has been Sc
cured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

MtSkOGEE With large
amount uf work on hand Tor tho fall
months Frank Loo, federal attur-
now has hcon authorized 60 increase
his force by thrco. one OF whom VIII
lo, % special assistant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10

UElSrOW Despite the tact that
July is considered a dull time iu
banking circles. lCpoa.ts lu Bris-
tow banks exceed thoso of Juno.
bankers orc optimistic over the out
look for tho Immediate future.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-22
HYDRAULIC OPERATIONS
hurry MINING TOWN

JUNEAU. Alaska. Mar. ga
ou'"hdS Of tons OF gravel soon will
ny ny ~hat remains OF tho town OF
q" "'nta. Yukon Territory. known In
o Alaska stampede days OF 'es as
yo.a u FORKS Pioneers say Grand
~ O'" at ono time was the metropo.
~ rich mining district and that
a'andS OF dollars from the crooks
N. across the barS and counters OF
owns saloons. stores and hotels
W., .,''aullc plant, which is soon 10
n,. on Tho ona'time placer creeks
n. Tue abandoned town. win pour
sravel onto tho site.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-22
w,sps WILL AID ~
PROPAGATION OF PIGS

SYDNEY. :. ". Mar. 22.-wasp,
by the thousands are being collected
here for expectation to Hawaii.
where they are needed TO help pro.
paEate Morentop Bay fix trees. The
trees were introduced into Hawaii
from Australia years ago and grew
very well but never could propagate
their species because OF the absence
Of u particular wasp sHid TO be neces-
sAry 20 perform the act OF pollcnisa-
tion.
The wasps are being gathered un-
der the direction Of e. =. Pemberton.
ontomologist for the Hawaiian Sugar
PlAntcrs' Association
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-22
M IIi.arONAni.I, I'iop'

photographed at FA!fsls@ school
Proi-saof Johnny. cit down In
froa,'"
Johnny II can't
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-22
MMEnE AIlE THEY

man who had made a fortune
y" speaking a few words To a mum
oef o' students at a buslnesa class.
All my success In iifc. all my
tremendous financial prestige" he
'a'a proudly. II owo to one thins
AOne-pluek, pluck. pluck"
he made an impressive pause. bu,
'ao effect was ruined by one student.
who asked.
4. res Slr. but how arc We 20 find
'"e rsht people to pluokY"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-22
~
4 DtItI: rA,T
ny JUNiUs

\ DttI fN'I
Two lados gay mot boy Quo day.
~, logs we're brlar scratched
IIis clothes we're blue. but a nut
brown hue
MARKED tho place where his pants
wofo patched.
They bubblod with Joy at tho blua.
oJrd boy
with hi, spoi Of nut brown hue.
why didn't you patch with . color
10 match"
Th,y chucklod. why no, In blue
Come. don't bs COY. my blue brown
boy.
spoaE out. and they laughed -ith
Ileo
And he biushsd rosa rcd While he
bashfuiiy said
That aln't no patch. that's me-"
yrrd Mills sAyp that tho successful
politician 10 tho ono ~ho knows Jus,
no. much tho dear people" -iil
stand Tor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-22
SDNi PRINTER

Nay ! print a kiss on your lips"
said.
And ,ho nodded her sWc-, por.
mission.
20 ss wont TO prcss. and I rather
EuoAA
Wo printed a full edition.
one edition Ia hardly enough"
She said with a charming pout
20 again on tho pruna tho form was
placed
And wo Got Homo extras" out.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-22
NAMING r,IuM Lirr PLEASANT

Old squlfo nrown oi Hopkins town
He'd shos them city toilSn'
"Eisht hours a day" he ser. and
they
suli icol oppressed and bsii-fn
n lhsy'd come down 10 this boro
town
We'd thoH hos no do II.
Esht hour. hoy That's half a day.
sI,e-n they'd work. by gum
And MORO bosldss. but dang. tholf
hides.
he silly fools wont come
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-22
KIDDING GID. Gi,IzzLr.

Tho bible 10 right Tho ,cry hairs
on our heads are numbered We
souh,sd thirteen on top Of George
GriiIlo's las, night iicrplsido ,adYj
will save a.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-22

Doh BoldlnE says tha, he hopes ths
,lsoplnE slskHoas docs not hit any
OF tho sII day bicycle riders q, hAdi'
,oa Square GAfdan
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-22
WEATHER RECORD

Hereafter Tho Herald will publish
tho mean and mAIinum tompera-
tures and precipitation record al tax.
en- by tho Y. 4. Reclamation service
tAtiep. Publication will cover the
day preyious TO the papers Issue. up
TO 8 s'eisnk sf the day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-22

DOc Goddard nAys that there isn't
much danger that tho average man
vii &C., a pain In his back from car.
pihG hia neighbour burdens.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-22

Advertising brings efficiency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, March % Captain
Dr. Richards, who for tho past year has
been stationed at Fort du lef; to-
day for san Francisco, accompanied by
his family
The I. SInspcction boat Josephine, Of
Wilmington. passed through the canal
for Chesapeake City. Md, Yesterday
A W Bradley Of New York City is
visiting his family at Porter for the Easter
holidays
Miss Louise Bradley Of Porter is a
guest ofhcr grandmother, Mrs Bradley CAT
RIverton. Md
City Councilman James Husfelt en-
tertalned an automobile partv of friends
At his home. Yesterday. The guests were
William Weaver and daughter Mrs
Hugh McMullin Mr. and Mrs Brown
and children. and Mrs Eugene Givison
az Wilmington
Mrs. Hoover and Mrs White, daughters
Of Sergeant Thompson, fromcrlv OF
Fort du Pont, are at the point of death in
q hospital al Atlantis, Georgia. word being
received TO that effect by Mrs. George
Patterson. Yesterday
\ dance will be given Saturday, April
?. in the engine house for the benefit
| Of the baseball team Of this place
WIS lA6 III W Oilt Bl 81 NEtbTEtS IFiI
YESTERDAY for Norristown. Pa where she
viii remain = week as q guest of Mrs
NoSt
Mrs NJ Holiday viii give bake
SATURDAY, afternoon in the vacant store
on Clinton street for the benefit Of St
Pauls r C. Church
A dance will be given by the ladies
Of s. Georges. Thursday March 81
/ for tho benefit Of the baseball team OF that
/ place.
/ The Yacht Agawln.' from Florida to
/ New York. passed through the canal.
yesterday; also the ting Senator Penrose.
/ with barge Beaufort, loaded with lumber
from North Carolina TO Philadelphia.
Rober; Miller and Miss Stein Of Phil
/ adelphIa ar" guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Moore.
I Sawed oak wood. SO per two horse
wagon load at Webbs- s-Adv.
Mrs. William Lane and son, Harold. Of
/ Chesapeake City, Nd. are guests of Mr
and Mrs Harry Hall for week
Mrs Thomas Armstrong Is i'll at her
home on Washington street
/ Delaware City Century Club program,
Friday afternoon, will be Father Time,
! Mrs. Garfield Burnham in charge
/ Mrs NJ p. Hines is on two-week s
visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Smith, in Phil
adelphIa.
Fertilizers at Webb's. Send WAGONS. r.
Adv
William O'Neill Of Philadelphia is
on visit OF ten DAYS with his sister, Mrs.
I William Smith Of kirkwood
/ Order the very best coal st Webb $.
Delivered and If any drop in price during
| April or May difference viii be refunded
/ customers Adv
Wallace Shook who has been employed
in Chester Pa for the past year. has
resigned hi~ position and returned home
Irwin Rose has taken position at
/ Fort salisbury. near Milford