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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-12
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sold In toppy red
bags, tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and half pound tin
humidors and in the
pound crystal glass
h q m I d or With
sponge moisfsnsr
top.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
EAST THOMPSON

Miss Mildred Sheldon uf Putnam speHt Sunday at her home hsse.
 Howard Joelin and family If New IeIsey are vis5ting tls brothers fam s.v in Oxford. Mass Mr JosSn and daughter, Jessie. called on Mlss Ann Hoyle, Tuesday.
 Tine youngest son uf Mr and Mrs. George Morse. while ss the hume of hA grandparents. Frdsly afternoon. feu from The steps. breaking hR aru.. E essas attended by Dr. Paine
 Tt.- shower If Saturday neraiae did lttle damage aside from putting fhe t.ephtnes out of eommisa ou The most harm was done af the home cf Geurse Bixby. When two large I'm trees iH the yard vere struck, the hghtmn1 tearing the telephone wne frrA f1, house and Sling the eellat syitt ssuese. Fortunately he tels phone wa not put out Of commission untii 8ft. Che undertaken. Leon Walker. anc Df Paine had been call ed, as tae shower came just after She desh 5f tAee son. Newell.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
PARAGRAPHS FROM POMFRET

Mrs. Bigelow was visitor in Bos- ton this week.
 Mrs. Gladys Wicks returned from New York on Friday.
 Lawrence and Day kimbsi are vis- iting at Easthampton. [. l
 Miss Miriam Reyes spent two days in Providence last week.
 Mrs. John Jay Whitehead of Balgi- more, Md, Is guest at Nashmequet Inn.
 The Girl Scouts he'd blusberry picnic on Thursday in the Shaw pas tuYe.
 Thornton N. Delehanty of New York City Is weekend visitor in town.
 Mr and Mrs. Henry Allen returned to Hartford Sunday after spending a week at his fathers.
 Mrs. Marvin of New York City re. turned to Pomfret last week for her annual summer stay T town
 The Ladies' Benevolent Society will hold the annual mite box open. ing with Miss Sabin on Wednesday.
 Word has been received iron Charles Field Swain in strasbourg France. that he is sailing for home or July 30
 Mrs. Birkhead of New York. wh, has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Ar thur B. Lapsley, returned 10 her sum mel home at Mendham \. j.. on Tues day
 Mrs. ?. Head and tWo children Q New York City are visiting Mr. an Mrs Thomas HanleE at Golden Hi Farm. Mrs. Head Is Mrs Hanley' sister
 Steve Chandler. who recently g1 derweut an operation at ths Reoss welt Hospital, New York City, F cot , valescing at the home of Mr and Nr Fayette Wright
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swan aI spending a week at the SVain hom' Mrs. Leonard Swain and her mothe Mrs. Gray. have gone to Boston wheI Mrs. Gray N5ll undergo treatment a hospital.
 Rev. J. Spencer Hoorhees is a tending scout masters camp th week and vill be awHy over Sunds
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
ATTAWAUGAN

Floyd Mitchell visited at Mont ville. Sunday
 Raymond NItshell was at Sound View, Sunday
 Mrs Raymond Mitchell has gone To Sound View for two weeks stay.
 Mir. and Mrs Joseph Stone have moved to theff camp nt Old kilingly pond
 Sir. and Mrs Albert Robinson and Mr. and Mrs Nultyr Robinson were at Quaker Hi sunday
 i new market is to be opened in the basement of Peter Morse's block by Mir. Henaut of Dayville
 Mrs. Edith Taft of Providence spent several aavs this week with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Charles Weeks.
 The Attauagram Company's store is to close its meat market this week as they say l. aoesu't bring in a profit
 The i. i. A. baseball team k to play the Norwich State Hospital team at Norwich Saturday afternoon and the MecHauieFille nine in Me. chanicsvillc Sunday. Manager Chas. Weeks sends challenge Co ang fast 0am along the line. Write Charles Weeks. Ir. Atiawmgan. or phone .s8=5. Danieison iiristen.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15

aad there will be no service at the Congregational church July IT. Mrs. Veorhees and Birch Voorhees are vis- ting in Salisbury.
 Lawrence Perkins entertained for some of the younger summer resi- dents on Tuesday evening at "Ufton in homer of Charles Cushmau. who sails for Europe on Saturday en the Olympic. Dancing began at 9 o'- clock with music furnished by Witt stems orchestra of New Haven. Those present included Che Misses Frances and Mary Elliott of Thompson. the Misses Beatrice and Leila Holt of Woodstock. Mile Denise Rotival of Paris. who is the house guest of Mr and Mrs. Hamilton Halt Mrs Gladys Wicks and Day and Lawrence Kim. ball. Charles Y. 2. Cushmau, J. J Whitehead. Jf.. Mr Simou5s of New York City. John Holt. Mr Livingston and Mir. Brott of Thompson and Rob crt Hillycr.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
EASTFORD

Big demand for sThe Patp last week
 Irving Nelson of New Haven spent Sunday at the Inn.
 William Famum is entertaining his bnether from Providence.
 Mrs. Archie Greene visited WHh- mantle friends early in the week.
 Four saddle horses arrived at the Boys camp from West Point this week.
 Town Clerk and Mrs. Clark moior. ed in their new Dodge to Thompson Sunday
 The Junior c. E. meeting Sunday evening was led by Master Kenneth B Kennedy
 Despite the flood Rev. Harvey Law sen preached at the Congregational church Sunday.
 Forty seven gears Aish one firm name. That the -plendil record of Welcome Davis
 R. IL Bradley 5f Putnam. a native saa shook hands Rth longtime friends Sunday
 Quite a number from this vicinity mlI attend the Dogglas camp meeting juiy August l.
 Master sidney Young of Greene vile - making his grandfather John Ieue ST, q sisit.
 F " Seward 0f Putnam inspected properties lu Easlfofd and West Woodstuck last week
 Beginning Jaly I. Mrs Emma BiackmaT is driving the mail from the Valley to Westford
 Very fhouQhiful of Harry Tatem 10 give his Sunday school class an outing at the patnam wolf den.
 Wanted A minister to settle down. 2 resident physician to settle up, and a cobbler who will last
 Frank smith and Ellery Bartlett took In the carnival at Willimantic The carnival did not take them in.
 Miss Minnie Jones, who is vacation. izing at her home, will continue as teacher at Middletown another year Dr r. F. Wilcox and chauffeur of were in town Sunday The doctor is a native of Woodstock l. is stated that q. II Meyers o=ss upwards of ,000 acres of land in the towns Of Eastford, Ashford and Un- ion.
 D. F \ McEyoy, the old-time tou- 11nai artist of Putnam, made his in-
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15

itial visit to Che village beautiful last week.
 Henry Tfavaneek. from Massachu= sets. will occupy Charles Clark's farm tthc Collins piace) near North Ashford
 Miss Ethel Gardner. the profession al artist of New York. who is sum merinr at her cottage. will go abroad m early autumn.
 Putnam parties are anxious to buy the Methodist society property The church building would make an Al community house.
 Eastford camp for boys, at Crys- tal lake and Romany camp for girls. in Woodstock, are the bright scenes of youthful activity.
 George Grirrs has been in Hartford the past few days to visit his brother. He may dispose of his property here and live m the capisol city.
 Mr. and Mrs. S. C Moorehouse of New Haven. accompanied by their daughter. Miss Martha, were guests at She Bauek home over Sunday.
 That her daughter. Miss Sybil. may complete studies at the r. II S.. Mrs Ida Converse may decide to take uf her residence temporarily. in Putnam beginning Sept. 1.
 William Hayward has bought a loi just west of Oliver Bowen's Farag, and will move thereto and convert into d habitaiion the large woodshed used until recently at the residence ei Harry Tatem.
 \. N. Kennedy returned Monday to Bridgeport, where he enters upoI an intensive out t=door speaking cam paign for Che Loyal Order of Moose The director general, Secretary Q Labor James ] Davis. may homo
 Enstford with visitation when h
 comes to New England in September s During the terrific downpour earl E Saturday. lightning struck the hous ? of Mrs. Frances Dodge, near Crysii , lako. The bolt entered ri the chm
 ney. took a cireuitous course aroun D doors. windows and several rooms, |, Q ing considerable damage. Mn ! Bodre's son. Clinton, received quit Y q shock. The house dog was mad F deaf. This is thc seventh time th
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
fuB! fGR!l fuRlli

soys 4fss efls sn1 gfeaa eg-. too hetGs s-ss thats made ios you ca fer et e.y st the ChsDtssqils ten. ou.i .a., ii thc best af,eri.son you hass tf-
 FlI.t come. tar play tl.st tAs n dreH ai,e yoa-ii sot see < Letter orc ionp az you lss it vas written ior them " friend 4 thsifs, ~bo lsous ahat tbss ike and aiso eafeA Junior Fiuldate is the name of tho play and i,s tfs very ~best yet tfS emidfen zaf
 ro.lou ing the play comes still more 8n. you'll protsh'y laugh til salt ears rin for Joe Lorraine Is the funniest man ' he can, please you a0tody can ChildTen's afternoon is aaea for ths be on hand. it's q sa good 0 Iuee
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15

Smiths as the guest of Miss Lena Smith.
 4 large oak tree was struck near the drive on the Carolyn Hall estate during the heavy thunder shower on Saturday morning
 A demonstration of cooking with aluminium ware was gwen at the residence of Mrs (. l. Knight on Monday afternoon.
 Marion Erieson has been spending a few days during the week with her schoolmate, Emma Ghubback. at Sayles farm. West Thompson.
 Elmer White met with what is get ting 10 be a common accident, the breaking of his arm. while craaking his eaI, when in Putnam on Saturday.
 So much rain the past few weeks causes haymakers to iook forward to Friday. St. Swithn's Day. hoping 1t will not indicate 70 days more of rain.
 An elm tree on the premises of !. M. Addemaa proved a target n the path of the lightning during the show CT en Saturday morning, being struck and split down
 The July meeting of the Grange was held on Tuesday evening. Ar engagements fer picnic were made Worthy Master Whiting Is to name the place and time
 The baseball game on Saturday be tween the Crescent A (. of Worces ter and the Thompsons resulted in 2 score of to in favor of the home team. Attawaugan next Saturday.
 4 truck load of household goods ar rived and was unloaded at the Georg' Vaughan house on Saturday. t is re ported that Mir. and Mrs. Vaughan are to again occupy their house in tn village
 Miss Alice Chase, daughter of M and Mrs. William Chase of Werces ter, is spending time with he grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Clau Ericsson. Their daughter and hus band, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Potte' also spent a week with them. The state road through Co WeIcci ter by way of Brandy Hin Is ahou
 ompleted. James Ryan, with a fore . of men, has been engaged puttng u guard rail fences at several pllee between Brandy Hin and ths Gasss chusetts state line
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
N ell BixBv

Newell Bfxby, aged 85 years. son of George Bixt,. died at 8is home here Friday morning, after a finger ne Illness cf consumption.
 The funeral. Nhira was private. was h,ld from his nome st ii o'clock on Monday morning. Rse J R. Miller officiating The body sas buried be- side 11at of his mother. brother, and sister a swan Point. RI.
 He ls survived by his f,sher. sep mother. end grandmother, Irs Em- ma Peckham. vho tendesiy cared for hsm and gaze him every comfsrt pos sible in his last illness.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
Rrnort of pi.triet Nurse

The report of the district nurse for June Is Number of calls made, 27, inquiry calls. 2 child welfare calls, 8 advisory calls. 2: patients under care June I. 2 patients under care July |. ,.
 School report Abingdon, visits Center. 9 visits, 3 treatments; Cham dler. visit; Elliott, visit; Landing 2 visits. treatments North, 3 visits treatments
 Dental clinics. June i, IT. ls Amount collected, S2425-
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
Engagement Announced

Ms. Edwin [, K Johnson of Cret= onzon=the-Hadson N Y., announces the arrangement of Miss Jennie Fine ruu, sister of the latc Mrs. Harry Smith of Pomfret, ta Arthur R (, smith of Baltimore.
 Miss Fiuepan made her home in Pomfret for several years, where she was a member of the Congregational church and a teacher m the Sunday school. Mr Smith is deputy superin. tendcnt of the Metropolitan Life in- suranee Company
 The marriage is to take place in the early fan and the couple will make their home in Baltimore
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
EAST PUTNAM

The Ladies Aid enjoyed an after noon last week with the Misses Reynolds. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Maud Collins.
 The Ladies Aid will hold social, in the form of country fair, on the lawn at w 4. Hawkins home, Friday evening July t5 There will be booths at which different articles will be on sale. There will also he races, music and other attractions. The public is cordially invited Co attend this social and to help in making the evening success.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
THOMPSON TOWN TOPICS

The Whist Club met with Miss Wiley on Tuesday.
 The roof to the barn on the prem ..es of Paul Augur has been reshin. .led
 Miss Florence Donnell of South bridge IS spending the week with Mrs. Walter Pratt.
 The residence of G. w. Dexter in Providence is having a new coat of shingles on the roof.
 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Morris of
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15

Providence are stopping at ;he. hotel for an indefinite t.me.
 The Texas oil Co. Is installing a gasoline supply tank service at the hotel on Providence street.
 The members of the local Grange attended Wolf Den Grange on We'd uesday night. Neiehbor's Night
 Miss Helen Ingfaham accompanied Mir. and Mrs Charles Davis, Jr., on a motor trip to Hartford on Thursday
 Mrs. Charles Russell of South bridge spent the weekend at Ephraim
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
Anniversary Should Re Observed

Anniversary Should Re Observed
 It is suggested to citizens generally and the Community Club in particular that on Wednesday. August 10. spe- cial exercises be held as fitting tri- hute and memorial to Gen. Nathaniel Lyon. who was killed at the battle of Wilson's Greek. Mo, August 10, 1861. Gen Lyon was born in the town of Eastford. and after graduating at West Point won decisive victories in various parts of Mexico, etc. He was the first Northern general to lay down his life in the Civil War He paid the supreme sacrifice with heroic yalor in defense of the Stars and Stripes, and his body was consigned to its final resting place in the cemetery near Phoenixyille with the highest military hanors ever conferred upon any citi- zen in Wiudham county His name is emhlazoucd on the pages of history, and the lesson of his Eallantry shoald be taught e every pupil. parent and person in town.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
Auto Aersden,

An auto aeeiden, occurred n the village on Sunday sEening wisu two cars run together, damaging one of them quite badly. The damaFr 10 the cars was settled bsfween the parties. who departed on tbtir jourmy
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
Doasla. Camp Meeting

Douglas camp meeting will be held from July 22 to August | Among those who are 10 speak are Rev. Will Huff. Sioux City. Iowa: Rev T. C, Henderson, Columbus. Ohio: Rev T. M Anderson. Wiimore, Ky
 Rev. W H Hoople. Brooklyn. N. Y will have charge of the singing. For other information write Rev. II. Y Brown, Douglas. Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15

Motor car= 10 Be Parked Cnder ground Headline. That's where pedestsiaus are being parked too. News
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15

Many men argue with terrific frenzy over the religion they haven't Eot. Kansas City Star
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15

Chautauqus is Putnam's Joy Week Help il along
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15

If you haven't kid of your own, adopt one for the Junior Chsutauqua !
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15

If you haven't kid of your own. adopt one for the Junior chautauqua
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15

house has been struck the past five years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
ITALIAN COAL MINER
IS KILLED BY TRAIN

Nf.l.nS Cctorcliy an Italian coal
N n, Of Yorkvilc met death on tho
Wheeling & LAKE Ere tracks near York.
VII" yesterday afternoon when he step
ped IN :rOn, "f Il freight train which was
IN process OF switching IN his effort TO
rtrar tho track Cor the oncom.ng pas
Ssu.cr train from Cleveland The
m.urr'% body was caught beneath the
wh"ciS Of tho freigh: and was badly
crushed bout ;hc abdomen. He was
taken :" INC Martins Ferry city hosPi-
IA. where his injuries received medical
attention. He did not rally during the
al cruUou aud died at 80 last night.
t"tcrcuv WIS - years old II" was
unmarried and had no relatives IN this
country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
TRAFFIC JAM WHEN AUTO
AND CAR RUN TOGETHER

M ;rafric going north and south along
Market Str..-; and that travelling caS:
and wrS; along Fourteenth street Wh5
,ungcStrd >.~'"r,nN ;tft"rno, n tor iu'N
trteen m.pu;"> Wh"u MH\w"l ma
,,h!ne driven h, Waiter Stones al Au'i''',
ohio. "oilId"d with III" back end ~
Nhr',ing Traction company SN"ci car.
Mr. stokes was travelling east along
Fourteenth street. and was just turning
the corner of Market and Fourteenth
streets when his motor stopped drH".
IuS; al. his, instant tn" street car swung
around Ihe corner and r",iidcd with III"
auto.
Damage 70 n" mach.n" Will prohahi%
aiio,in; :" uf,l ,"ljarS. Tn" fender WAS
.,-nni .lr',.ir bout uud th. front left wheel
hahtN damaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
NEW AUTO coHcE1R.

urw au;" radiator and body come
i:,uv Vt.: opened up yesterday morning
IN an. rear "f li2n Main street. Tho
concern j. composed Of VI. Fields. for
mcriv with the Cadillac people Of
Youngstown. and Fl. Wyncr. Of the Auto,
BODY Company. of Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

fl"sh. Boz and skin c-upttons Se"m :,
vanish as II 10y MT RiC and the COM
plcAiun h", urr"> fresh and clear f.V"u
chronic sufferers IRON "puSttput,p !
soon throw away their iaAatIV"- md
WORRY M more" So "Hplh and anLHln.;
ar" the results ma: success is absolute
i Guaranteed -" thu small priv" N,ni
ir,N viii T." riorui.:IE rrfEnd,L and III.
,ri,,i All cost NCu nurhlHg b" Nurc ~
r"!n"mh"r t., ~ IA" Nl-TN.MOE Tho"
IS nothing - ike IT. tici l. 1t - II
GrteSt Il 80. t.. H. EaU ard II. g. Rdr..
ar any "rh"g good druggist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
CIsnninr HouA

The cleaning fore" IN the city and
county huiiding have transferred thcir
crort. IN tho private office OF Sheriff
Harry r. Clousc Tho walls and ccil-'
ing Of tho inner offr" were scrubbed
Yesterday and the outer Offices arc
scheduled 10 have their turn tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
YINH PROGRAMS WILL BE Rem
DE1H0 IN ALL GRADE SCHOOLS
or TIE CITY
fetal Of las oraaaAtss-AddrssSss by
VIII Known Men to Be
Feature

Graduation exercises will take pace
in ali the grade schools o: n" Wheel
Ing pubic sch5o. system Thursday al
,srnoon al which Kim" approNtmai".<
lSS Will receive crrtiicatrs % EraoEa-
ton from me e.Sh,h grad" into High
schou. In a.. Eases elaborate programs
have been arranged Tor the exercises
n which IN, majority 81 the graduates
In ca Oh school Will participate.
Most 81 ihc SChc".~ htNe selected wei!
known speakers tor m" OCCASION "h"
u;ll delivrr me commencement address
and IN = fnw instances present the DIP
Tomas ~ graduation.
Nadisons Pine Program
Madison sChoc, on the Island VIII
preNen, nnr program THURSDAY after
noon 10 the parents and friends OF N"
graduates. The exercises Will be h''"
In the auditorium % the new building
The main address, VII hn Delivered ny
DR.. W t.. Craig. pastor Of tn" Thomson
~ r.. tnur, h and tn" r'rtlh"st;"S WI! oN
presented ~ Or. l. +. Ewing, principal
Of the school.
The proEram for the Madison school
follows
Junior March 5000. Madison or'h'Stra
chorus Wc.com" Sweet Srrngt;me.
$3.50 :chlh Grade
DlaIoSu~--N,. TIr" n, Night. .......
.,.Irene MrKibhen and Mary McGiniy
Musical EcadinG ''onnt'nS Daisy fet-
ais Fannie Armstrong
aonr-rarrv Me Back 70 Old EtrSInny
Ward Adams. William Ewing. Stew
Ar, KronJarger. Raphael Emmer'h.
rocitatlon-NoIy Elizabeth Bonnet
Solo-Al! Joy Be Thine. Dorothy D"oSou
plalogue-A Scene IN 4 S:deSho"
Virginia Kearns and Dorothy Watkins
SONG Sleep Dear i..tt!c Birding 1890
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Twelve GIFTS
Solo-Daisic$ ........ Frances Hlsco'Ns
Glass Phophccy Dooson' Mar
carct Rollcy.
class Will - Elizabeth MctireSor I'D
ward YosSler
Class villa m Ewing
class Knock Fred English
Chorus-Sailins S"nS Mghth Grad"
Address 60. ....... pr. W. f.. ',raS
Students MARCIA Madison Orchestra
Presentation ~ tsrrticHteS trot' l. T.
Ewing.
Class Song GA Wh"",'nS H..n.
Csntrs's Exceptional frog 90,
Centre s"n""i> graduating r."S> ~
stage an exceptional rV"Sr' !" '""' >"'
afternoon IN IN" auditorium 90 '"'
school The program Vii u" t""'"r'M
lust a Little MISTAKE. TIL" m'mb'r'
=, tne c}as. nay. BEEN pracilrinG for
quite a lengthy time on ths proEr@m
snI 4 hirh'v rnjn>ao.c :im" should be
axnrr,rn,rd by ius VISITORS. Rev. -. t
I.ockhar,. pastor -: ,hr Wheeling Ba,..
-, tempe. VII ,S'N,r the ma al
dr,Ss and the ,..rt,Iv;,;s> WI h" pc.
>sntei by rhr principal. Miss l!ida +
Binccu. The pr gram Will he pre-
>rn.ed as follows
Music Students March ...... g..
'hN''> =. -, ,,.,.,,, 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
Rttchts's Excellent Program

Presentation of writing diplomas. $500.
..................D DIR. h. l.. Truss"n
Song ............. t'iaSs ~ 1921
Riches Excellent Program.
An sA'"p'tunti!! w.i h;,.an>rl pro-
gram will b" presented by the gradu-
si!ng class Of kltchi" school. TOMORROW
'tlcruo"n. The man address WILL DO
delivered by Fr"d =. StrnhIckcr. nt
Waruood. who - AN alumni OF this
S'h"", and Sh"uId deliver AN sXc"'lcn;
address :" tho gr,duat~>. It WAS an
nounc"d las, evening that thirty. tn"
entire eighth A. grade. WI! graduate.
The complete program follows:
Rit'h.e School
Eighth Grade Promotion
juno =. 1871
C'hnrus. ... Spring. Sweet Spring"
Class Of 1877
Reading. When Ma and Sue Entertain"
ClHd" S'hau
Reading. -. An Aspiring Warbler"
Edna Hurley
Violin Solo. .....f. 500. Melody in ~
Chester Schau
class Prophecy 60. Herman Rurkhardt
Reading. ......... ........"My Rival
William Rahr
Chorus. $1,000. The Runaway Leaves
ridsS Of 1871
Class Wilt. ......... Mary HaSedo5n
Poem. ........ "'Farrwcll 20 Et,ch.r"
Stanley Cunningham
ADDRESS ....'. Hon. Fret =. St"inolckcr
Chorus ..........."OI"r :he Meadows"
class OF 1921
Presentation OF Certinrates. .......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DR.. f.. NJ. G!eSey
Glass Song ...............t Class Of 1871
All Participate.
Al5' .ha ,ncrh,rS ~ :hr rrYduarinl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

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hos, who use Partisan Sag" IT,"
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g"ruin. Iari-ian Sag" ''ilr"u\~I i.
that has ~" m"n"v-haCh "unran'"c
PRINTED IN every bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
HAIR HINTS
Helpful Advice for Care Of the Hair
worthy the attention Q: Everyone
who Would Avoid Daudriff, Itch
Ing Scalp, Gray Hair and Badness.

II your hair is getting thir or y"n
are troubled win dardruff "i lrh,us
s,air use Partisan Sag" daily for Il w"k
AMI YOU WI. surely BE- sHrTri>Cd u -
rov quickly - stops failing halr an
removes every sign &c d.tnd:uif and :'"H
ing scalp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

Did you over know an an,om"h;l"
owner that didn't pam - bu! bigger
ear.