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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02
UHLNI II vi 20sept1S
CHARLES RETURNS
To SW|TZE
Former Emperor Is to Leave To-
morrow or on Monday
UNDER MILITARY GUARD
Italian Officers Will Protect Him
Against Demonstrations
by People

Vienna, April Former Emperor
Charles Of Austria will leave Steina-
manger of Switzerland Sunday or
Monday it is reported here today.
The exmonarch will make the trip
by the way of Italy and the delay in
start ng has been occasioned by me-
gotiations with the Italian government
for permission for him to pass through
that country. e
1t is declared that his passage
through Austria VII be marked by the
utmost secrecy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02
Small JOYS ALWAYS aest.

Little joys refresh us constantly,
like house-bread, and never bring us
gust great ones, like sugar bread,
briefly. and then safety. Richter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02

Use discarded phonograph needles
for cleaning bottles Put them into
'he hcttle with a little water and
'hnkp thoroughly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02

Holyoke, April l.-Acoording to the
program, the 1000 men employed in
the building trades refused to report
for work this morning. Meetings of
the building contractors We're held and
of the building trades council and
unions comprising that body, but no
progress was reported toward set
tlement, No prospect of conference
was held out by the contractors to-
day, according to their official pub
LEFTY committee.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02

Worcester. April Practically all
the building work in Worcester was
suspended to-day when members of
the organized building trades struck
against reduction Of 30 per cent in
their pay. Most OF the men reported
on the Jobs as usual this morning to
see If the master builders had
changed their minds about, making
the cut in pay effective to-day, and
when Informed by the foremen that
the cut was in effect they quit and re.
ported at the headquarters
They have been reported in large
numbers all the morning as they left
their jobs. and the union leaders re-
port that between 1000 and 6000 men
have stopped work. Some of the build.
ling concerns of the city that maintain
open shops are not affected by the
walkout.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02
GRADY vs.. AL WHITE
Boxing Bout at Union Hall Next Mon
day Evening.

Matchmaker Whitney of the Ben
nington Athletic association has book
ed Leo Grady of Pownal and AL White
Of Milford, Mass, for ten round
bout at Union hall Monday evening.
White has secured one dec sion over
Grady and the match should prove in
terestins
There will be a good semtfnal and
the usual preliminary
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02
FOR MEALS AND LUNCHES

The Next Best Place TO Home and
Mother is a, 3.m@ie Hughes Restau-
rant and Lunch Room. III North street.
The wrong side of the street but the
right side to eat
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02

Paris, April Dispatches to the
French foreign Office indicate that
former Emperor Charles, who ii is
believed, has been successfully block
ed II his efofrts at restoration of
the Hapsburg dynasty in Hungary,
will be escorted back to Switzerland by
allied officers. This guard will be Civ
en- him to protect the former monarch
against manifestat ons enroute.
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Gard Of Thanks

We W sh to express our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends and neigh
mors who so kind y assisted US n our
recent bereavement, the illness and
death Of our beloved sister and aunt
also for the beautiful flowers, especial
ly the NJ w of A., and for the use Of
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair and warmer tonight and Sun
day. Sunday cooler
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs A. j, Knapp.
and family,
M and Mrs. Herbert Knapp,
and family,
Mr.. and Mrs, c, W. Miller,
and fam Is.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02

FOR SALE rams in good condition
cheap; No. 4 and 8. Apply to Mrs Rama
Allard East Main St. tits"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Small place just outside
the village limits Easy terms. Geo. NJ
Hawks Hawks Block 4S5 Main ST. 7ltf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
CARUSO'S RICHES SPLIT
r,s UcIrs Divide the Fortune
'nourhfCr who Was Not Provided
,.ts HuIf of 9I215.OOO Estate.

MILAN. italy, Sept. 27--rhe heirs
of Enrico Caruso, noted tenor, who
tayr been meeting at Florence. in
ysrt9rying the fortune garucrcd in
America by he'famous singer, today
.s.fmltcd Caruso's Italian fortune
,yoUld amount 20 the 80 million lire,
si245.0OO at the present low rate
" .llian exchange. In addition,
mo- is an annual income OF
: ;a6b. 600 from the Victor-Phono-
, s-aph company, but this sum may
T.. rumpromised since Caruso only
,.-oJursI Is song discs on his con-
,r,ct which called for forty recorded
s0rcs
she fortune into two equal portions
-.ur.hllf going TO Caruso's infant
5,urntar. Gloria, who was not pro-
,idrJ for IN the will, and the other
bslf being equally divided among the
widow. CarusO's two sons by for
mer marriage and brother Of the
late Ginger
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
,SCHOOLROOMS ARE FILLED

OILTON, Sept. 27.--At the end Of
the second week Of school, which
was last Friday, there were more
pupils enrolled in the Oiltou public
schools than there was at any time
during last year. The highest en-
ro.lment for last year was ,29j and
al the close uf the second week this
year there was over 1.300 enrolled
and good many pupils who are In
the district not yet in school, and It
Is believed by the school board and
the superintendent that there will
be over 400 IN the school before
the month ends
Every room in the five buildings
N this district is at present full and
many more pupils enter extra
rooms and teachers will have to be
Employed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
W. C. 7. U. MEET THURSDAY
Fifteen Tulsa Workers Delegates to
Broken Arrow Institute

About 10 w. G. T. L. workers
from Tulsa are to attend the Tulsa
county institute to Nc held in
Broken Arrow Thursday. Officers
to hc present are Mrs, Lilah d.
Lindsay. county president; Mrs.
Ida b WyEant, county vice presi-
dentand Mrs. Josephine NJ. Bull
state president Tho East Side
W. c. T. L. has named as it's dele
gates Mrs. +. G. Card, Mrs. Louis
pruiinger, Mrs. 4. c. wood, Mrs.
Ruth Montgomery. Mrs. G. +. Campo
bell, Mrs. NJ. J. Hannon, while the
North Side union has selected Mrs
T. A. Hastlc. Mrs j. O. Ferguson,
and Mrs H. =. Wollbrinck as its
representatives.. Mrs. II. y Card
ener will represent the Central
union, with others perhaps.
Tulsa women on the program
are Mrs WyEant. Mrs. Buhl Mrs
R. W, Burkhart. Mrs. Ruth Mont
gomery Mrs. Z. I. Gilmore, and
Mrs L. A. Hurst.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
TULSA District Pastors
Attend Council Tuesday

About 80 pastors from Tulsa
district Of the Methodist church
attended the district council held
Tuesday afternoon in Grace church,
when Rev O, b. Morris, Tulsa
district superintendent, gave dlrec-
tions for closing the work Of the
year and preparing annual reports
FOR the annual Oklahoma confer
ence to be held october u in Okla
homa city Mrs. Morris met
wives of pastors and presidents Of
Ladies' Ala society in her home in
the afternoon. Supper was served
In Grace church in the evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
Unclc Sam to Organize
Emergency Field Forces

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27-Intial
stems toward organizing the nations
reserve man power for Immediate
mobilization i'm case Of an emergency
Nerc announced today by the war
Iepartmout Under the plan out
Nrcd by the general staff. an organ
led reserve will be created consist
ing of three field armies, nine army
corps aud q divisions, which, with
the nine regular army divisions and
the ~ national guard divisions. will
give the army "a full divisions in the
event Of war.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28

Published In ~ Tulsa Daily World Sep.
tgmb.r 26 ~ 2N. - and 80, 1871.
World Publishing Company. IgIblishcrsj
NOTICE FOR uEhHtSG or ASSESs-
NENTs FDu PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUN.
BER aOS. CITY or TULSA. OKLA
HOMA.
In compliance with the resolution ot
the Board Uf CUwmta8iouers adopted on
the gard day NJ September. 1924. notice ia
hereby given that tho Board Of C0mrnls.
siuucrH Of the Ctty Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
has examined the estimate and state
urnt Of the City Engineer as 10 the
amount ut the cost ut The asphalt pave
Wcnt which should be assessed against
the abutting property, the property bone.
utcd and other property liable to assess
menf and the owners thereof In STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 40. 80s
which Includes tho following described
portions " strects, tu.wlt:
LANSING AVENUE from the South
lino Of Third street 10 the North llns
~ Ninth street. Including Intersection
at Seventh Street only
Ana the said Board uf Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the Aforr-
said statement and estimate Of the CTS
Engineer and has determined 20 uFseas
the cost ~ the improvements IN SAID as.
trirt against the ubuttmg property tho
property benefited ana other property
liable 90 Hssoss4.cnt. and the UEE -Ia
thereof as fulluws. to-wtt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
Shoots Wife in Head,
Turns Gun on Himself

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 27.
After firing a bullet through his
vifes head as she was handing him
his rain coat out OF the front door
OF their home early today. Charles
Gardner, prosperous dairyman.
sent a bullet into his head, He died
five minutes after being carried to
a hospital
The condition of his wife, who
was taken 10 another hospital, is re-
ported as critical.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
HIlI.CRES-T RIDGE ADDITION
Paving for Third Strpet1

SECTION . That the u7qcfEWD nts
' hereby levied agg inst each Of The above
described lots ara parcels Of laad shall
boar interest at tho rate ~ sven per
cent GH per annum ana both prime
debt against the owners Of vnc land. and
lien upon such lots and pHrr,'H Of land
priur 10 all other llCVs. except the Hen
for state, county ami city. taxes from
this date, and the same sual be enforced
and collected as other taxes IN th. city
collected or may be recovered and the
lien enforced by appropriate judicial pro-
sECTlON q That t-r aszcasments
hereby levied against the above described
lots. tracts Ut land. and other prourr'y
ten G01 annual instalIrn"nts. The trst
IrstaIIrfnt with interest 20 that date
ON the whole assessment shan be payable
ana one lUstallrout thereof with interest
on the whole amount rcralning unpaid
To- that date shall be payable on the Isl
1sag 20 1881 cOnscruuycly both iH-
elusive. and the Mayor and city .Audi.
ordered TO Issue and deliver TO the cun-
tractor aszlguahle and negotiable tax
bills for said assessments and interest
% herein provided. with lnTHiIwrnt
coupons thereto attached fnr the amounts
maturing each year. SAID amounts ~
hscome due and payable az .he office of
rue OF the Guy of Tulsa, Oklahoma, on
the first day ~ September each Of the
n
gaid tax biUs shall be dated tho date Of
the passage Of this urdlnancei and there
/ is levied and assessed against said prop
| Frty such an amount as shall be ncCes-
LBry 10 nay reasonable attorneys Zee
aud expense Of collection. as the samo are
| hereinafter described ana specified.
I whore there shall have teen default iu
the payment of said tax bills. or any OF
them. ur any installment of any Ot them.
and attorneys fees have been incurred
In tho making Of the collection, or any
part thereof. together with the costs and
| reasonable expense ot cOllsstlon, De-
fault iu the payment 0t any ;"stallwpnt,
ar any part thereof. with interest thereon.
may at tho option Of the holder OF the
| taN bills mature an installmenis thereof
! Tor all purposes, and az any time after
| such default. the holder Of the tax bill
On which such default Is made, his agent
| or attorney, may notify the CommissiOner
! Of Finance and Revenue Of the City o.
Tulsa. tlat u 10 his Intention tn exercise
| his optiun to mature all installmCuts of
said tax Din and tbcreup0n tho said
Cummissloncr and the Guy Of Tulsa shall
be without authority to receive or col
lect any portion Of the assessment made
TO pay said tuA bin, or any pact thereof.
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WAKlFIELD ADDITION
tPaylnE for Third StIgstj
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Chlckcns spon ana Gnrdcn.

why Isn't your son making a
garden this year."
on account Of the chickens next
'Heh?"
ne doesn't like for those girls TO
see nm I'm overalls. IL Louisville
Courier r-J0urnaI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
GiLLETTE Halt ADDITION
travinr for Third stteeD


lhIh. LOT
~ Tract No. J. That part ~ ''''
block ". Gillette itau Addition
aessl ip'i ss follows. neGn,ug
a. me Northeast corner N
Block H. Gillette HAL Addi.
dom Thence West along tho
S9uih llro of Third Stfcot
distance u 80 feet, Thence
South along line parallel 10
thc east liuo " Block a. Gu-
ieltc Han Addition a|dlstanes
Of i25 fcct Thence west along
limo parallel to the south
south line Of Third street
distance % 10 feet. Thence
south along a line parallel to
the East line ~ Block II
Gillette Han Addition "a dis
lance Of 20 feet; Thence East
.,,,.gng along a Iin,e parallel 60 tho
distance of 70 foot Thence
north along tho east ino OF
IIork H. Gillette Hall addi.
ton a distance ~ 200 foot to
ne q ,,pLl,,o pl",o of sos!!nnoigg ...... i5sls,
Block ~. Gillette Han AIdi-
tion describcd as follows li,.
s5ath s'au1"8 line at of Faiqi FSilq2ii 0g g,rsa, ,a,
which n 90 feet west VI the
norihosst corner ~ Block a.
Gillette Han Additions 1honcc
south along q limo parallel TO
the east line " Block a., Gi.
iettc lIall Addition "a dis
Nnro uf l2b feet, Thence west
aians a line parallel 60 tho
distance ot AZ faet. Thence
north along line peralel 20
thg east limo of BLOCK a.
Gillette Hall Addition dis.
tHuCc VI l2b feet TO "A point on
lhc south line OF Third street.
Thence east along the south
line OF Third street a distance
OF a. feet TO ths point of be-
y Tract 40. D described as '''
follows. The north 1926 feet ~
the west ll2 fcot Of Block
y Gillette Hall Addition ... CO.. sl
u Tract No. descrihvd as
follows. The south 30 feet ~
,he north l1f feet of the west
40 feet ot Block H. Gillette
II Tract No. described az ''
follows. The south 90 feet Of
tho north geo feet ~ the west
lt'o fcct, of Block H. Gillette
~ Tract No. 6 described as
follywa. The south no feet or
the north 115 feet II the west
90 feet 81 Block ~. Gillette
Il rrac, No. described as
follows. Tho south 90 feet =
n" north 325 feet of the west
lto icot of Block ~. GuIattu
Hal Addition ............ 23l 81
~ Tract ~, s. described ,a
follows. Tho south 80 feet =
the north Sog feet Of the west
lto feet o. BLOCK II. Gillette
tiHl. Addition ........ 1905
a. Tract No. described as
follows Tho north 30 feet of
the south 1855 feet Of the west
40 feet Of Block II. Gillette
Han Addition .-........... l5i5i
n Tract No 10 described aa
fulfows: The north 376 feet
Of the south l5O foot Of the
west l4O fHet Of Block ~.
Gillette Han Addition. .... lC35C
~ Tract No. ~ described as
follows. The south la1b feet
OF the north i37.6 fect OF tho
east 10 feet OF Block H. Gil
lctte Han Addition. ........ JS7.2,
WAKEFIELD ADDITION
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trty benefited by said tntrnvnr,snta' ~ ,,,, .p
Other property liable to usscaamont are
l&rcby notified that all matters affecting
Hu'h improvements or benefits TO tho
ptuIeTiy thte and any claim or ob.
!cclohs TO the assessments As above set
T9rth shah be filed in writing In the
utnSe OF Mrs FRANK seaman, city Auditor.
or lhc tity OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, ON or
betorr tn" I'm day u october. 1921, at
s.Oo O'Clock ". ri. ana the same shall be
hchIu hy the hoard uf Commissioners on
me 'th day of October 1891, at .
o'clock a. m, and any claims or obtec
lions not 80 filcd In writing before sgid
time shall be deemed wutved
Dated this 21rd day OF Septcmber 1921
Approved september 22 1921.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
'.ty Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
LEGAL.

rGsa'h'd IN the Tulsa Daily World sep.
yugmhgr 20, g. 2S. 20 and so, 1891.
NGW-or.a Furnishing Company. Pubi.ishersi
MIE#&srs F@SR - nTA!!iiNSa PAAHiNSaa n 2fREGT 2AfSEi5;
tMIh1N EMENT DISTRICT 40. 82T,
IN f,Il or TULSA. oNLAHo--'
W. board ot Commissioners adopted on
ne 4'rI day Of September. 1871 notice
lnglsuy given that the RoarG Of Com
bona T OF ne CTS. Of Tulsa, okla,
TTs'cnent Of the city Engineer as to
.uhl or the cost Of the asphalt
sS9ir.'rh which should be assessor
RI,9Psr'y benefited and Gtncr ' property
tEsrr.' TO assessment and the owners
prg-rr "a. STREET tMFHDN EMENT
S.sS~.hg described portions OF streets.
,l5.E 5sEyEyTH " STREET from the East
NJ OF konOsha Avenue TO the West
..ne ot Central Park exnep. !a.rTesc
h.9 a. Lansing Avenue.
Ma, lhe said Board ~ Commissioners
- hF resolution, duly approved tho
C,olessld statement and estimate " The
w engineer and has determined 10 ass
dis,.,' .pHt OF the improvements IN said
ne t Tlor.. against the ,abuttIng property,
en- nule TO nsscFsUlent, and tho own
f"e'tnt as tONOws, to-wit;
BURNETT ApljITlON
RI Paving for Seventh streeu
y %, claude N Ross Is n"HH .s6s5s
- So g. Van Sickle
u So 80 Claude NJ. Ross rs 26s 40
~ bO' r. O. Van Sickle
is 20 eo' Claude NJ Ross a5 EOS 30
40 y 5o' y O. Van Sickle
%. Claude NJ, Ross 25 2os a.
~ 90, c. Nan Sickle
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LEGAL.


WELLS sur DIVISION or GfttJETrt'
HALL ADDITION
tIaNluK Tor Third strpatl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
EuoMs ron RENT, FURNT-HED ii

ECAiE HOTEL-Flrst ana Denver hot and
cold running water ga each room, Rates
Al 10 81 per week, OsaGo lQb3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
SCOTTISH RITE FALL
REUNION IS PLANNED

The annual fall reunion OF tho Scot
fish R!te will begin IN Wheeling three
weeks from yesterday and the reunion
Is being anticipated by members or
local bodies with much Interest. A
large number OF candidates will likely
take the degrees at this time and It Is
predicted that the class will exceed
$50. The degrees will be conferred dur
ing the four days OF the reunion as
follows: Monday. fourth 10 fourteenth,
inclusive: TUESDAY. fifteenth to nine
tecnth. inclusive; "Wednesday twentieth
to ,h!rticth. Inclusive: Thursday, thirty
first and thirty second degrees.
4 reception and bal! Will bring the
reunion 10 close and IN this part OF
the program the members OF the thirty
second degree and Their yves will par
ticipaic. This will he The first time In
sry"':l wears that the women have
tan part IN Ia" closing feature. In
Like the cISt"m whiC! has been follow cd
for some years. there Will he no ban
quot t"r all Scottish Rite Masons Of
any degree on this occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
PYTHIANS FORM
LUNCHEON CLUB

A gathering Of knights OF fythias
held at noon yesterday at Paradises
dining hall. wns the initial step toward
the formation OF n Pythian luncheon
club % be known as the Triangle" A
portion Of the Paradise dining hall was
reserved for a group OF knights OF
Pythias who gathered quite informally
for luncheon. and L splendid fraternal
gathering was the result. Tho members
Of tie party are knights OF Pythias
who are employed or engaged In ousi-
ness in Wheeling's business district.
This first luncheon was SO successful
that the few l'ythians who composed
the luncheon party decided 70 proceed
with the Informal organization OF a
''rr!anS!e" and hold weekly luncheons
each Monday at noon.
The "Tr!nngle" Is already popular
organization among number Of the
PythIans bodies In the more western
cities. and omt Of the nearly 1000 mem
bers OF the fraternity in Wheeling.
there will readily be formed a delight
rul luncheon club numbering among Its
members many OF the more prominen,
and influential business men and ener-
cct!c young working men OF the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
NOVELTY -FOUR" At
SRERRARD TONIGHT

The program for tho first number OF
the Sherrard Lyceum course. which 10 70
be presented in the high school auditor
lum Tuesday evening. October 18th. 10
being circulated and Is attracting con-
siderable local attention. Tho company
scheduled for that time Is known ~ the
Novelty Four" and consists Of the fo,.
lowing personnel: c. Warner Calhoun.
violin and first tenor; Van o. Browne.
plano and second tenor: Charles Daiii.
clarinet and first bass; Alfred AdamA
cello and second bass.
The program TO be rendered 10 - fol.
lows:
Opening. Male Quartet Number
lamps Overture. ......... instrumental
Cello o."--Gelccted. ....... Mr.. Adams
COMEDY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Browne
Male Quartet Numbers-"Sexette' from
Lucia" etc.
Piano Solo. Novelty Number
Hawaiian TITO. ..........., Instrumental
Vocal Stockholders. Mr.. DaHn
Characteristic instrumental Ensemble.
Violin Solo-Selected. Calhoun
Master Impersonation Of shylock-from
Merchant Of VenIce'-in Coctume.
..................... Mr.. Browne
Master Improvisation, Indian Prince"
i'm costume ............. Mr.. Browne
Vocal Trio-Old Time Favorites.
Piano-Accordian Colo-Selected .....,
........... ......... hr. Browne
Close with surprising number In COS
tune.
Goodbye Song.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
COMMERCE CHAMBER
DINNER WEDNESDAY

Manager Harry \. tprC"raN yesterday
afternoon reported that all plans have
been completed for The annual member
ship dinner of the organization We'd
nesday evening. ex-governor a z.
White q. I'srkcrahUrG. now |. s. In
ternal revenue collector fer Yves: Nir-
gin!a. viii deliver the PRINCIPAL address.
All members who ~" planning 10 at
tend the dinner and So far have not
cont In the: RESERVATION 9hnull do 50
at once. rs AT rcs"rva'inn% should be
IN lay Wednesday, noe y - that the COM
mj;tcc can notify IN" h"tel management
as ~ the Exact number ;hat VIII be on
hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
FARM BUREAU WILL
SHOW DAIRY FILMS

The Ohio County Farm bureau will
exhibit n motion picture play relating
to the dairy industry. entitled out OF
the Shadows" This Is a recent pro-
ductlon of the United States Depart
ment Of agriculture and is regarded as
one OF the finest pictures they have
ever produced.
This picture Is to be shown In the
various communities throughout the
county under the auspices OF the farm
bureau. e VI. Hunter, agriculture
agent will have charge.
In addition 10 this picture on Friday
evening at Dallas. Mr.. Fl. e. Ogden will
talk to the farmers OF that community.
Following is the list OF the meetings
for this week:
Bethlehem-Thursday October 10.
nallas-Friday. October "a.
West Liberty-Saturday. October Is.