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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17
Proposed Oregon Law.

The option Of a $1,000 farm or
home loan or cash compensation at
the rate Of $15 month Of service for
Oregon veterans Of the World war
will be granted, II bill sponsored BY
the Legion In the stata Legislators 10
passed.
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boy and girl ad-
venturers m Q t
other adventur-
ers was this.
The boy had
told the right
way to 60, but
the girl had left
him because she
wanted to show
the others that
she was very in
dependent an d
fine. And s h Q
really knew that
the bOy had been
right. She was
worried, too, they
had used all the
H. A. lv-a~
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

their state Ameri-
canization commit
tee John r. Floyd
Of Arkansas City,
a prominent insur-
ance man and third
vice president Of
the United States
Junior Chamber Of
Commerce.
Mr.. Floyd was
commissioned a
first lieutenant at
the second officers
training pamn ar
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

Anyone learn draw paint child learn easily he
Putting paper
only matter of training the and such training easily
qured through invention by Arson H.
University Art school, Of equipped
special lenses is the device After person
ordinary intelligence draw without begin drawing
the glass while the student looks the
function of the lens brngcoo light
little practice the glass skechng with soft
become keen enough observer draw paper
fashioned measuring method Mr. Cross
perfecng his device The illustration
the device in sketching model of Milo.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17
unneeessary 70 EconomIzs.

Even when times are hard, It n
never necessary to econemizs -
courtesy.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

The Dsmserat Covers Liberal Like
The Noon Day Sun.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17
THE LONG NIGHT.

The thing that happened when
there was such jealousy for leader
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17
KANSAS MEN CHOOSE FLOYD
Arkansas City Man Selected az Chair
man OF State Arnericcnization
Committee.

Kansas members of the American
Legion have selected as chairman Of
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-13
WILD CAT DRIVES A
FUGITIVE TO JAIL

Huntington, w. ", June ga
wild cat was responsible for the
surrender of John Bradshaw, charg-
ed with the killing OF a deputy
sheriff of Cabel county, according to
the story he told to the jailer at the
county jail here yesterday. Brad
shaw recently made his getaway
and after hiding out for three days
and nights, decided to return to jail
rather than face the unknown ter
rors in the mountains of West Vir-
ginia.
Bradshaw said he made up his
mind to give himself up last Friday
night when, as a fugitive in the
mountains he was awakened by the
bowling of "cat" close by. He
threw his hat at the intruder, he de-
clared, but the "bob" only arched his
back, unsheathed his claws, and hiss
ed a charge to battle, Bradshaw then
beat a hasty retreat for the Cabel
county jail, he said.
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CALHOUN FALLS ACTS

The citizens of Calhoun Falls and
M,gnolia Township, met in the Town
Hall in Calhoun Falls, on the 9th.,
INST. and formed an association hav-
ine for it's object the betterment OF
the highways in this section in gen.
eral, and to boost the proposition OF
building a national highway from
Clinton to Macon, in particular.
A large number Of the people OF
this section were present, much en-
thusiasm developed. Where the good
Of the County of Abbeville and Cal
huun Falls is an issue, the people OF
dis part of the County always stand
ready to do their part in promoting
She welfare and prosperity of this
Sswn and county.
The meeting was called to order
BY Mr.. E. NJ. Lander, temporary
chairman. Hon. J. M. Nickles, Of Alb
BeviHe was present, and in force
full and concise speech, explained the
sbieet of the meeting, and the aims
desired.
Addresses were made by severa
Il Of those present, and not a single
dissenting opinion was expressed.
! A permanent organization was
1Aen formed. under the name Of the
Calhoun Falls Highway Association
The following officers were elect
u: Dir. Joseph Hicks, president, DIR
Lv. Tate, vice-president, S. F
6narard, secretary and treasurer
Dr. ]. v. Tate and Mr.. E. M. Lander
vsre elected delegates to the con
vention to be held at Clinton, on th'
18th of June, next.
A committee composed Of j. b
HAerard, T. v. Farrow, B. G. Wilson
n W. Lawson, W. T. Storey and B
r. Manning, was appointed TO secur'
m increase in the membership o:
ne association.
The next meeting of the associa
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The vacation season has arrived
and many school boys and girls have
returned home to pass many pleasant
davs at their home in the country.
Mrs. J. R. Vandiver has returned
home from the Anderson hospital
where she underwent an operation
several days ago. She is much i'm
proved and we hope to see her en-
gaging in her usual activities at an
early date.
The Methodist missionary society
had the following delegates at the
missionary conference at Anderson
last week: Mrs. J. H. Ferguson, Mrs,
W. J. Bowen, Mrs. W. W. McCarter
Miss Lucia Vandiver and Mrs. Nolan
Bowen.
/ Mrs. J. E. Cheatham and son, Ar
chic, and Miss Fay Keaton have re-
turned home from a pleasant visit to
the mountains of North Carolina.
Miss Hattie Lou Haddon has re-
turned home after visiting friends ir
Tuxedo, N. C. and enjoying the beau
tiful scenery in and around Ashe
vile.
Misses Beth and Ethel Anderson
attended Clemson commencement thi.
week. They were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Clinkssales.
Miss Winton Keaton returned
home Tuesday from Columbia where
she visited Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Kea
ton. Leon, Jr., Isabel and John Philil
Keaton returned with her and vii
spend sometime with their grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Keaton.
Messrs George Gray and Alber
Erwin were among those who grad
uated at Erskine College Tuesday
We hope they will find a'worthy place
in the world that has been waiting
for them these four years, and tina
they will always be successful.
Misses Myrtle and Hazel Crowthe'
who have been successful teachers il
Orangeburg county, are at home TO-
the summer vacation.
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BETHIA
~. NJ y NM
NI;sr Clarkia Link snent last FTi-


dav with Mrs. Sam Carlisle near Ab-
beville.
MIR. Bob Brown, of Sharon, visited
Sunday with relatives in this COM
Isurity..
Mr.. Clinton Link and Willie
Beauford were in Greenwood for the
weekend.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Langley and
children, of the Flatwoods, spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Langley.
Willie and Wilma Davis the De La
Howe twinsy are visiting Miss
Maude Pettigrew this week.
Mrs. A. K. Woodhurst is spend
ing few days with her son, Mr.. Ed
gar Woodhurst, who has a very sick
child.
Mrs. Jas. J. Link visited several
DAYS last week with her daughter,
Mrs. w. J. Evans, near Abbeville.
Miss Daisy Link, Of Sharon, spent
several days this week with her
aunt, Mrs. Joe Link.
A large crowd from here went to
|De La Howe last Friday night to the
Entertainment. It sure was fine.
Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. Charlie
Dansby and Miss jamie Shanls were
the guests Monday of Mrs. Marsh
Wilson.
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tion will be held ON the 18th of June;
next. The delegates to the Clinton
convention will be present, and make
a report Of the doings and sayings Of
that body, and it is expected that all
of the citizens of this section will be
present at this meeting.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-13

FOR SALE-Best quality cream at
60 cents pint, also fresh eggs.
Phone 1. Mrs. D. A. Rogers. 4-1tf
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Greek Hotel.
Apply at National Bank of Able
Vile. 6, 10-3tcol.
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WANTS

FOR 9ALE-Coleus, 10 cents each
OF $f.00 dozen. Mrs. ]. D. Miller,
Vienna Street. 6, 13 1tpd.
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BUTTER. EGGS, CHEESE

New York Aug. 3.Eut,er arm
Creamery highn- than extras, +d's q
46c: creamery cytras 70? scored. Az: m
4Ic: creamery nr>'z ,NS :" 81 s"":"',
39f44C: packing stock. cHrr"n; make
SO >. %7'.c
Eggs. firm Fresh gathered extra
nrsts. ?9W27c. state r"nr ,v!ran!a and
nearby Western henn"ry white. hrsts e
extras. iTr S.. Do. browns. extras. t6f
4Sr: do gathered browns and mac
ru,ors. nrste :" EXTRAS. %sW4ir. r"friE
orator nrsis %jn &C.
,n"csc. steady sta" who" mix
fa'S. fresh specials. 2ir - &c. do. a'"r
az, run. "0m9UEc. state whole NIX
TWINS Srccin.s. 2lT:l'g". do. av"r"sc
rin 2"I @nN,c.
lave pou:trv. easier. Rr"i'"rs, :" Z"
-. fowls - a roc.
'ro$scd poultry. s',.,j. Western
i-krus. h"xcs. ?lr I"r. oil r""st""r
." u eSr
Flour. ur,"t'icd
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was supposed to form.
TOuruAY 70 thO Grave


When it stopped raining he feireTs
started for the humble hem" - Ed
Chambers. down the main Stv"'; on the
long walk 20 tie grave.
They Jasscl. bearing tho "aSk"t.
massive metal afIai-. between lines OF
Rcd Men. Pythians and Odd Fellows.
hating in from; OF the FISHERMAN hniid-
ing several squares down Main street.
while the body OF Hatfield. in"ased in
vet moro massive Caskct. was borne
10 the street by his brother Knights OF
Pythias. Then. with the two caskets at
the head. the long procession moved.
passing down across the trcAsle beneath
which Ia turEtd waters OF swollen
Mate creek ragged. and on 10 the foot
bridge which leads across the Tug.
The strong wire structure sw'iycd and
waived beneath tho feet Of the crowds
who hurried across In from; OF me
funeral march. II saRGed beneath tho
weight NJ the rasksts as these were
borne across II one a; time.
The body Of Hatfield was In he lead.
Mrs. Hainrld and her immediate rS!a l.
t!ves Walking close behind.
Then came the cha mbers corteEe. tne
slender Young widow who had stood firm
bcsit:e her husband when ne was shot
down. being led almost fa!ntlng. be-
tween her brothers.
Nh, Chambers Overcome
Indeed. Mrs. Chambers was 80 over
come before she completed the long
Journey around the hill n the grave
that she had to be placed in char for
res. Sine recovered. however. suffi-
GENTLY to go on :" ~" cemetery Aad
remain with :hn rest through the storm
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WITNESSES MISSING
CONTINUED Prom Page Ono. }


:" expenditures and 'hrr" 'nsn"d st me
debate
-" Vow r"'"Eh'@o 'heSo |" De your
signatures
' in"H are my signatures
NoN nLed then' WIN N" cry c'"Tk
a. required by law
y res,
50" VIII y'" P'"dS" '"Ne IN" re-
p"'' n"'"r" ,ne primary, sworn 10 nc
'"rt lie +. t"o''S IN Whi'h you swear
."'' >'o' 'o''' "NPe''N''o'eH were a.
i"r cards Ok car'S ana Sma" 'aroS' ana
TO" 'e'' council "h'.h"r 'hlS IS true
r"7"N OF ri EXPENDITURES before IN"
PRIMARY
y. vs. near aS can recoilect'
. You '"S''h"d me other night 70"
paid Mrs Russell 40 AZ tn" primary
and general election
A. At the general election.
Q. What did YOU testify the other
night
Here councilman Taney broke IN with
tho question I would Ike To ask tbs
purpose NJ th.s questioning"
NJ. O'Rrtrn answered: T" ,cS' The
crcdlhillty "t the witness"
And VIVA. d" YOU expect n prove"
asked Mr. Taney.
THAT the witness makes false Aft
t,y,ts"
.rh,, has ro,blnr n do th,s" WAC
Mr. T,rcy's reply.
II, is rrop.r FOR council 10 invcs,i-
rat. III" O'Rrien ro.or,ed
A no, nrx,Imcn, ramc IN At this rnin.
and URri"n said ASK Mr. Conin II i;
isn't proper 70 test the credibil:ty OF
his witness"
Conir The witness should no. be
subjected :" answering these questions
which have no r.a! bearing on this
case"
O'nr,cr 20 Gillian. Are Won willing
90 ,.o,,,,,rl, ,,SxXcr nue..io,, .sk,l
,.o,, /, -.corL 20 orro,diturcs mad. dur.
,,, ,.,,,- corr,Irr-..
\o, nc :, ro--cc.ress
ro,tf, "I do M, think !, - r,,r
Ion.r 500 thai mis- has ANYTHING - L.,
win ,h,e md no-ttrulorly a. ,bcr. *
dtscrcoa1cy nor. whirb nigh, ho en-.
h,-r,s.;r,, 70 -. u.,r,cSs"
rnlro,r.. ,,o- ,-ru,rc,, Nv ,,u,,,r
,,,,i,,sI -, ,,,,h ,,,o,,,o,, :,
,,.r-to, eri, ha, ro,h;o o. H.,
,,.,.h ,..,,,i,
,-r,, 1 t, .h,
W - ",.t1 w ~
W- p.ur,.s ,.-,, ">y. v,,h,,it" -
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Bailey 10 phone the sheriff 10 come u
Williamson, and get him.
Hatfield Unarmed

Williamson, and get him.
Hatfield Unarrned
Il went with them - Wcirh and went
on Sids bond
Sid didn't have any gun when hr was
killed Mr. Van F'lc":. Mr.. and Mrs
Chambers. Mr.. kirkparr'ck aih saw
him take his guns on, uf has Iouckr'. and
put them n my travelling case hrf"r"
We left Van Fleets room told him
he had better take them but n" said 40
that woulL not !ooi' very nice
After We had gone somebody hr"kr
into the room and stole the guns II"
didn't have any gun on him. hut aft =
they had shot him they sIpp"d utt!e
short gun into his pocket.
They came her" ~ MAj"wan and shot
Mr.. T"St"rman. AND now my NIv"
killed my other husband ut W.Irh'
Mrs. Iiathc.d ca.!'i att"nt.'n ~ pua-
hShcd reports 20 n" ,Nrct Hht r"r has
hand AND CM,m3"rN w"r" 'aA"n t.
MatcWaN from Wrica IN VAST" pm"
boxes. In !act the ra>kc'$ al both lia'.
field ard IhnTh"rS were h.Eu.y "Ni' -
>I>". inc i,ucst ihe Goa. u".d> could lro-
vide
Mr.. Hatfield explained ;ha' Ihamn"-~
w"n: as a witness for sd. lie vas NJ
a defendant himself. nor was y" Nu "::..
cer Residents OF Maicwan a." e, :,
unit in refusing 10 credit n" S;n'c u"nt
that rha mhers Was armed.
Mrs. Hatfield said ~nc had h""n
drcnched by Ire rain wh!.h il. q tho
grave. She was apparently very w~aA
and said she had eaten nothing ~.nr"
Mour.3y morn rE. when >he had hal a
can .u'iVc for breakfast
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ror1of TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals Will no received for
The construction and completion. inoluS.
I've Of painting. tur Il gymn2"ium Of
frame construction ;" be erected on the
Grant p;stri~; High School Grounds.
loca ted in Cairo. Grant District. Richie
County. West Virginia.
Plans and specified IONS Tor said
building may 30 seen ~ IN" office % !.
r Overton. Secretary 0f n" Grant
District BOARD ~ Education ard Paul
y. Musgrave. Principal az Grant Dis
trict High School at Caro-. IVES, Vir-
gInia.
A certified check FOR thr sum 90 Five
Hundred Dollars. (Sjn0.0pl PAYABLE 20
the sheriff OF Eitchte County. West Wy
Sint2 shall accompany each hd. the
same 20 be returned 10 n" unSu", csSful
bidders ana 70 the successful bidder
upon the execution OF "ontraC'. RICH:
ls reserved TO reject any and AL bids
u. postpone thc letting OF said cortr? 90.
The said bids will be opened by the
Secretary Of the Board Of EduCat.on NJ
Grant pis;rlct. Ri,chie County, at Cairo.
West Virginia. on Tuesday. the twenty
;h'rd day OF August. 1921
Given under my hand This 18th day OF
July 1927.
THE BOARD OF EpT'CATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF GRANT. N THF.
COUNTY OF 21TClllE. WEST vlR-
GINA
BY J. c. HECKLER. President.
jylS-"l- -2s-au-l -t-S-ll
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MONTGOMERY
Continued from Page One)

llt'r".d and Chambers. -; ing tina; he
h.,h huuwn .hcrr '"r many years and
. 'ht, h" regarded them as two Very
dear fr,"ndS vho had departed Mr..
N"ntH"'n"rN t",i "f their deaths AMI
something of he circumstances. AMI
at no time did h" min"r aIs wordS IL"
>p"k" straight ont from tho shoulder
and had his say. regardless uf Row his
| words hight hr interpreted. or what
effect ;Lcy would h..v" "u III" crowd.
Frequently h." VIII interrupted w
, "Nmcns." 'Y"U'rr right" "ThatS So"
and other NrlS uf approval.
woro Unalm,d I'd.
Tine main theme of Mr.. M"ntrom'
or > address, waS. that "th"r" u"N"r AR
be law and order n This section # the
sta" az ionC - -" l;IidwIn-l ltS De-
. tcctiveS are p"rmittr! 20 remain and
the dril!ty >hrrIffS and CnnStahlrS are
in the "mplOy Nf any corporation. H."
characterized tn" killing Of liath",d and
Chambers as cold -hlood"d pr"m"dita'-
- murlcr.' and said further. as 4
legal representation Of tn" tnit"l Min"
, Workers, Of Amer. ! want To toll you
, that SID Hatfield and Eli Chambers went
Ia the court house At Wei, II unATW'd.
H." Tent on 70 say that he VAS '"n-
WINGED I"vond 4 >h;thuW "r doubt that
a plot had been mad" {" IIi Sid lltt-
nCIi. and that has lcIth WIS IN" "ulEli-
! ration f deiihcra'" fnrrtN"UGht md
, ronnirar"o.
purinl: he course If h3S address Mr..
Montgomery read the following te!c-
gram. which J." hal just received THE
, ritcI Hinc Workers offices closes =.
noon. d'-.ped IN mourning in memory
/ of sid lia'firld and Ed Chambers. with
! tn" inscription an tho front 81 the
building US fu,inwS. These mon have
! died hcrlusr they dared 10 oppose the
! Law administered at the hands OF the
: RaiLwIa Frlts h"!"rtiv" agency. while
Z submitting th,mSrN"S I" i court rt
! Jaw and 4 jury of their ;rr"rS.' Sh0 |
government in West Virginia Of The
o people. by the people and for the prop:o
. Nv" "r VII the BALDWIN F"lts Gct"c-
| t!vc agency y" permitted tU destroy II
: nv substituting ih"ir agency for con-
s,iiutcd author!ty~'
Tho telegram WIS signed =. F. Keen
cy, president District y. United Mino
Workers of America.
Matewan Quiet
Ma;Cwan WAS never TUictrr In lis
history :h.tn today. drSp.'c III" large
crowds and ihc tens" situation. In fac.
Na.cwan was too quiet Their" was NJ
loud 'aIki~E. no laughter. no r"nsrcga-
ION &C any s"r: T. was simply a con-
dl.;un of s>rrctan' Whiting. waiting for
somcthiuE hey knew not wua' The
. town vs. ;knr"uFh,y p"lir"d 10y NOM
hers Cr ;he state police. military and
: shcr'tCS. AMI AZ II" ten" daring The
. Whole day WAS ,hcrc the slightest in
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WIDOW TELLS
CONTINUED Prom Page one)

Sid was there. and I said I would not
lcaN" uDt.l they arrested h,m They
did Somebody told IT" afterwards tnai
his nam" WAS SaltcrS. The women Ia
me ruur, house. the Jerks and r'Aers
working there $crr lus' as good end
KIND to NJ as they C"uld be.
Others were kind % US. To-" one
man who sad his name wa cate" and
III; he used 10 be a baldwin t'e.;S man.
san ed to TAX" rs forty niles IN his
automobile 10 catch No. ;. He was
very kind bu; "" didn't 10.
L had sad ;ha; l would no; give any
statement !" reporter. the newspapers
change things ;" much. But want Ne
truth 10 l." known :" taa' our 'r'"hdH
Viii understand '>aci.s What harpen""'
I'm willing I" swear :" - II = what
II have :" swear when 'he Ni"e
comes and a. 60" wear.
MIS-. HATFIELD FLAMES Sheriff.
,,.rsc,, AM n.r,.,. yu,rar,r. Of
N;l,:nu H,.r..r ,her:r Of M~Drx..
county w~rr,curt~l;rd when Sid IIntueid
and Ed.,'na a,nrrs were stain at Wc.rh
Monday as The assertion "t Mrs SD
IIa,flr!d IN AL interview ~ her apart
m~nt IA Matcwan !ato today Mrs. Hat
field atSo asserted that her husband
had been advised by Governor Morgan.
,nr"ugh Attorney Harold W. Houston.
OF Charleston. rha, he w"uh no, b"
harmed II he wen, 70 Mcpowcl! Couu'y
20 face the charges growing ""' Of rs
alleged participation IN the shooting up
OF Mohawk
..7,n. r,os, t,,v" said Mrs HATFIELD
u.h., ~. tr,.r,,.u, arr.nred ny rourt-
90 c,,,,ar n ton,vonery hogan
,.,os ,b,t shay ,re,:sd y. awful
:.
u"'''
Asked FOR detained account o. '"o
events on Monday she Satu'
The man that AiUeo Ar 'nAHoere
get on the train at Jaeger.
Who was that she was asked. 10
which she replied. &c. T.. Lively
She declared that Lively followed
them 20 WrIch trailing them to tho
hotel where they failed to Set a room
and 70 the restaurant where they are
breakfast. Shr then deSclhcd how.
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and the service that followed.

SID fIa;heid's body Was buried on thu
sane 10; with that Of Cabeu e. Tester,
man who. VIII" mayor o: Matewan. VA
shn; down "a the famous battle with
Ba!dwIa-Fr.;s men on May ~. 1920
The Ir"."n: Ms Hatfield was left {
widow 10y n" death o; FISHERMAN. Soma
time iaI"r she married Hatfield. ther
chief Of poi.'c Of Natcwan. Between
the graves 81 FISHERMAN and Hatfield
there Is space for 4 third.
message Of coincidence from thu
Affiliated Shop crafts OF Huntington
was read at the Ertxe by Montgomery.
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British Yachts Win

yves. ls.c OF Wight Aux. &.--Grea :
Britain won the third series OF the In
;-rna,.ouu! aces for SIX meter yachtA
S;...cd nero today. The British yachts
scored / points as against ~ points
Tor ,he-r American cNmpcutnrS.
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FOE SALE-FA9NS.

FARM FOR S.ALE-Ioo acres. : miles
west az New Concord. ONO. Con-
vcni.nt ~ Eationa! Road. church and
school - -mle from Norwich. room
house barn and other out buildings
Emit. ct Write 10 Franz Denny. Nor
yirh OHIO auE4-l
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
carl J. Kspnax. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
YF1yAts Chapel. 1908 ohapiins Street
Cain Phone 1917
DIED

Wednesday. August Sra
1921. at 4:50 o'clock y. m. at hiS late
residence near West Liberty. WILL
lam FRt:D':RItk CRUISE. in the
18th year Of mis- age.
s.'uncral services Will b" held from he
residence Friday murGn% a. U
"cln.k Friends Of the tImi! 49,
specially invited luirrm"u; IT w.;
N.e1nui"T Gene rFy.
CLARK ON Tuesday. Angus : la2l
a. Rs a "a. 4. 'nC ohio Valley
Genera! Hospital JOHN EDWARD
'rLARk III his 10Th year
Funeral scrL Ir"> a. ms ate home as
Bennett street. hirkw"od Bridgeport
chic. Il; tao O'Clock Friday after
noon Friends u: IN" family Invited
TO attend. .n;rrmcnt at lLnwood
cemetery. R,a!nr. Ohio.
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We arr going ahead cutting ''moer ~
Il Il were rs quickly and easily s'o""
again as grass som" DAY we Will NC
out of timber Wh2' then Every acre
"a; should y" r"p,aUtci so THAI We may
have p"-reiua;ion ~ our forests sue
r.S<tut Farming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
FLOOD DANGER At
PUEBLO HAS PASSED

iUcbtr 600. Nug 3.-t"Ar ~ rrp"-
t:,ion -: ;ne Aond. which damnss'
I'ueh;c two r.o7iN~ ago. passed today
as ~" wl'crS Of 'hr Arkansas steadily
rece,l"d from tAcir high mark reached
las; uiGht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04

,., ...l, $1,000. - ,ho rri-,
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large asSrmhir ~ lrienas an"
iul l'"rai trihu'rS' ou'' "o"Ne "'' ~
It's tens" iinrr"sSlNrnesS.
Mrs. liat''id was III III" hr'" "l Nv.
husband easier 'FE'h" out w nun Va
her 10Y" ana sorrow
Il Il newer forget YOU III!
heart 81" $":h'l as N" W'n'S'e'
halted III" PROGRESSION ami rau~' NV
"ASS"'~ - !" "."""d j"H' o'.'rs 'N''
rain whi il ia! swept upon IN" i'''"
from ~" lilur lio!!ows IN the heH
Virginia S'H"' let loose with al 80
Jury
n' uFnefs of''1
Mrs. Hatfield. Mrs I'har1hcr". other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
WATERFALL.

SALESMAN WANTED 70 carry IRE
- lotion v.",c goods 'an carry WIN
ror CON lic;,uc lrn~. Sal"sin N no"
ra'l,r@ "r dry goods trade pV"'"rrei'
" N N,rru, Room sos Windsor hotel.
iii noon. or write lo4o2 Barrett a."
,.cyn,.,d ohio aug4-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
WARWOOD BARGAINS

rooms and hath on onc or the hest
streets In Warwood hardwood; brass
plumbing: furnace: garage. Strictly up-
TO date Only ............... Sor0oO.oo
Also
rooms and bath; electric light:
furnace. and all modern conrenicnces.
only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000