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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-28
LENINES POWER GROWS.
BOlshevik President Receives All Votes al
Election of Central Committee.

STOCKHOLM, March 2S.-That Len
ines influence Is growing was indicated
III the election of the central committee at
the recent Communist congress at Mos
COW, when he received all the votes. All
his proposals regarding internal policy
We're accepted almost without opposition.
With regard to the decision of the con-
greSS on freedom of trade it should be
understood that foreign trade is still ma
tionalized, but trade within RuSsia's Dor
derS becomes free.
To reconcile the peasants and encour-
age enterprise with them, Lenine has per-
mittnd the cooperative organizations to
resume activity. in the hope that they will
be aDle to start distribution and get the
raw material now hidden by the peasants
in circulation. Under present economic
conditions the cooperative organizations
will not be able to carry out this scheme
without credit from abroad. Heading the
co-operatives are the leaders of the Social
faction.
In his latest speech Lenine said: ut
would be a mistake at this time to reject
these elements. We therefore are obliged
to consider the moderate elements sharing
the regime. Iron necessity forces us at
least for the present to return TO capital
ism. This. it may be objected is against
our principles. but we are bound to do so
If we do not want to perish
The view is held here that this compro-
mise will hardly lead TO big positive re
suits. Economic restitution in Russia has
gone far, and il is asserted that salvation
must come from the outside 1t is possi-
bic that Lenine's new watchwOrd may be
too late.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-28
STOP!

At Miles Grocery or COogans Market
and get "a can of those large, whole, Ius-
cious tomatoes with that exclusive fla
y0r retained and you viii exclaim.
RIGHT FROM THE VINES" and at
less than half the price of hOt-hOuse. \
Limited number only, packed each sea-
son, but under most exacting and sani-
tary conditions. In Hinsdale find these
at Fuller's or Hollands Grocery and
Meany's Market.
Insist on the Imprint.
w. \. DUNKLEE, South Vernan,-.Nt..
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-28
Dead Men TellNoT Tales

ton director, no person not a pharma-
cist. or in good faith employing a phar-
macist and operating a drug store. will
be permitted to have a permit to sell
liquors at retail, unless / receive instruc-
tons from my superior officers at Wash
ington to the contraFy-and / am not
expecting such instructions.
We are at present operating exactly
as we were prior TO the attorney gen
erals opinion. and will continue to do
so until the new regulations made neces-
sary by said opinion are promulgated by
the Washington authorities"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-28

Lord Reading, the new vieeroy of In
dia, relinquished private law practice
worth $4,000 a year, TO enter public
life.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-28
WANTED

WANTED-LiVe poultry. W. E. Rich.
ardson Co. l-1
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

EXPRESSING and jobbing. Tel. 66-M,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-28
$1,000 GIRL JILTs wOOERs.
Dorothy Miller Hasn't Yet Found Man
She Is Willing to Marry.

TRENTON. y. J., March 2S.-Dorothy
Miller. the siXteen-year old Trenton
girl who has offered TO marry any re-
fined. educated white man who will
give her mother 81 600 for a vitality i'm
portaut operation, Saturday rejected
the Philadelphia young man to whom
She wired Thursday that he would do.
This sutton. whose name the girl with
held, called on her that day, but the in
terview was short.
He was too tough" she said, and |
turned him down. He was impossible"
The Young man told her that he
owned a garage and had an income of
5000 a month.
Miss Miller received a letter from a
Spanish instructor, but his expressions
of love were so passionate and eXtrav-
agant that she said she did not want
to meet him.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-28

HAIR GOODS-E. p. Bailey, 20S Bar
Der Bldg. 1-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-28
IRISH TO FIGHT TO FINISH.
Archbishop Mannix of Australia So Tells
Religious Bodies i'm Italy.

ROME. March 2S.-Archbishop Man.
nix of Melbourne, Australia. who ar.
rived here last week from England, de-
clares he IS convinced the Irish will fight
to the bitter end for complete independ.
ence. He has made this statement to
many prelates, heads of congregations
and chiefs of religious institutions who
have called upon him since his arrival
here
Referring to the British government s
'hypocritical OFFERS he said the gov
eminent had made mistake in ignor-
ing the power, wealth and influence of a
larger Ireland abroad. He drew a par
ellel between Ireland and Canada, point.
ing out that Canada is autonomous. al
though the antagonism between the Prot
estants and the French Canadians is far
stronger than that between Professionals
and Catholics in Ireland
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-28
WELL, HOW'S THIS!
Corner Groeers in New York May Not
Sell Real Beer

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Ex-Attor-
ney General Palmer'S recent opinion that
beer OF more than half of one per cent
alcoholic content may be sold as medi-
cine does not mean that it can be dis
pensed by the corner grocery, Charles L..
O'Connor. New York federal prohibition
director. declared last night.
The suggestion that the corner gro
gerry" he said by simply employing a
pharmacist. perhaps for a few hours a
day. will be permitted to obtain a permit
to dispense liquors at retail is without
foundation.
80 long as i am federal state prohibit
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-28

EVANTED-AIa to hew ties. J. ~.
Gale, Guilford. 24-29%
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-27

There will be u very irnpor.
lant meeting of the Christian
Endeavor Society on Wedncs.
day night ut eight O'Clock ut the
Presbyterian church IL is very
important that every member
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Mcclure
left last week for Louisa, Ky .
TO visit relatives and friends
before going to Florida where
they viii make their future
home.
Mrs. Allen Cohoon ana son.
Allen, Jr., Of Orlando, Fla are
visiting Mrs Cohoon's sister.
Mrs. e. X Taylor. in the Gap
this week.
Mrs A. J Wolfe, of DUNCAN.
non, spent several DAYS in The
Cap last week with her sister.
Mrs - A. Sargent. Mrs Sar-
gent and children. Ruth and
Dave, accompanied Mrs Wolfe
home. They made the trip in
their Fort touring car
Mrs j e. Body left SATURDAY.
for Il few weeks visit 10 rela-
tives at Dante and othcr points.
STRATEGY Kell, nov pitching
for johnson Cts in the Nppi
lachian League, won IN a hotl>
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-27

MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Witt and
children mntored up to Rodu
Friday night to attend the mu-
s,cal given nv Mrs. lSaiirv's pu
pi's at Roda. lclo> Il Winston
wit took part III the musical
Miss Helen Dodson. who has
been spending some time nm the
Gap visiting relatives and
friends, left last Monday night
Tor her home in Athens. Tenn.
She stopped in MidIlesboro To
VISIT relatives enroutc home.
MIR and Mrs. W &. Averitt.
OF Stonvga, spent Sunday after
noon IN The Gap visiting Mrs.
b. +. Tate.
Announcements has been re-
ceivet here of the birth of a
daughter to MIR. and Mrs. llar.
old Pyle at their homcin Kings
port Two weeks ago Mrs Pyln
was formerly Miss Lorraine
InNl"r, of ,hr Gap
| Mr. and Mrs W ". Nickles.
Jr., spent sunday at Kcoecc
with Mrs Nicl,lrs' parents. MIR.
aud Mrs George Il Nlurrs.
Mrs Frank Govill, Mrs Nickies'
sister returned To the Gap with
them and viii spond several
days here
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

JAMES Graham ana sister.
Miss Ellen of Jonesvillc. spent
Monday in the Gap the guest of
Ms Z Il Graham.
Little Anne Rogers. daughter
ii SIR and Mrs. j ID. Rogers
Nho has been very i'll for some
time, Is able TO be out again.
AndY Evans, Of Castlewood.
a. is yislting his nieces, Mrs.
y Ja4soe and Mrs. $. II Jes-
~ p tine Gap this week.
El Paris, OF Bristol, was
emongthe travelling men in the
Gil Friday
Mr. ana Mrs. Sidney Culver,
oiNew York are visiting their
luehter, Mrs. A. H. Gordon, in
ibe cap this week
If Mr. Chid,lixunil son, Herbert,
I'd tmury Va, motored to the
5tpp last week in iheir Dodge
api spent several days.
MITE Harl Storhr ana children
sVNo haNc been spending several
Weks an Washington with
Nrs oiorhl'e parents, returned
io hcir home in the Gap ln4t
wfck.
III Knight aud son, Carl.
5Hent several daNs last wecl, at
e 'neau Nicw, VA, whurc they
attended, meeting OF tho Nir-
N g.nla Prrsa Association
NrH lessee,of DRYDEN * SIS.
& ming hcr daughter, Mrs. w Il.
A0lhonrnciin theGapthis week
81 Mrs h III Hilton and little
Mn Roy Lee, are spending the
WINS IN Bristol, attending tie
lhautuqun
Mr. and Mrs. T.. r. Wnnpler
hd daughter, Nell Blake, spent
81 yeral days at Norton last
WIS where little Men had Her
ilrnoIi7 removed at tile Nor
iaa hospital
n Miss Virginia Hyatt, OF
4. Nnohbnrg, is visiting her cous
u MISS Margaret Baker, in the
lap ild5 week.
Niss susie kilgore, who has u
losiiion III u. Il. Burgess gro
e ,ry store, left Saturday morn
ls ior Bristol, where she is at
epding the Chaulauquu and
4 'sllmg friends.
s 9ny Patrick, of Roda, spent
~ Weekend in the Gap With
friends
j Liiile Frances Ramsey ia Wis
ung her grandmother in Bris-
y rhc Baptist woman'a Mis-
& 'Iohary Society Will meet at he
,hnrch Thursday afternoon at
Three o'clock.
q Mrs y Is. Wampler and lit
W daughter, Sue, returned last
3 @feS from Gate City where
I my spent three weeks with
i Al9 Mampler's parents. MIR.
1 lnd Mrs Mcconnell at that
Y Mr. Margaret tIon is apend
! ,ug several days this week at
z Nonny Creek, Va.
Z T Irvine, NJ. H. Maury
ioa Herbert Spohn spent Sun
4 w 4, WIN the camping party on
4 ag fiolston river near Kings
Il AN. " and Mrs. II. A. Kiser and
s iH'''ifen vino have been visit
4 y relatives in the Gap for the
KAT week, returned to their
'',,ie at Marion, N. c., Friday.
Il Mrs. T. 4. Gaines. of Norton
+ , fynl several days last week
B Gap. Gus az hasl o'one
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-27


Hl7S Ns"eS 9tyckley, of Ap-
palA'u'a spent sunday IA the
| SKI, er "''' " '''7' ~ :"
~ ana MRS, X h Fox and
riyed h INK dam -r,icsdo ~ ~ q,
and Ara visi,in,, NJ. w. -
mothor Mrs II Fov
,,i, ~ =, ana Mrs K. \ FqS, OF
,,,.,,, - ~, u.p ',s' IN Ut FoX
&, 1885, " uoA' !" '"e
f
Mr. ana Mrs r. II. Phelps
spent Sunday al Keokee visit
'ng relatives.
Mrs. Rebccca Hatcher. of
Harold KY, ia visiting rela-
''VF5 'n the OoVe TINS week.
MrR H.. G. Skeen. of Tenten.
mia ky arrived IN the Gan
last Friday night, where she
i,,,, KIN NH u'n' T tS f'S 3ty
/ Stn.n - ~
MAYOR II f. ltnllitt Of Phila-
A. p"''i lpu' ,,' I ,, Wegk IN the
y +" '''' 7 ~ az" ''e''"S
Mrs y y iiurber, Of PEN
nmgton'iap, spent several days
r,.n "''N WIN
Nls"es l'HnsN Niller, of Hunt
i,n,,,,.o Mtl',,""u, I ~
MINK, - = =
/ Nlel HIM. ,F,"S - ie
vmg - ~ r" 7 '''7
! I'll, ,s,t,, ' ,I 'o l7,'i"' I o'
| d.r'n n,. Gf,3 tn,. ,yasl, -
!
/ din b..r l,n,, ,.'''S ~ u,"'
.,.,,j,,,, MIN, , NIX -, =, 81
Inttl,, Ah,n,,inn IIosnitn ?
Ur p....i
',' ,, ~ ~ anu 70" w u
i,., , i'''o ~ Np' to", "a 70
,.' 'a''''s i'"l'FeS I" 'ne
"' III ~ =" "'S
Chas t. Fleenor has sold his
resl'lence to MIR Smart, oi Elk
ro ,q' =" -, H., r Xxx, !" ''"No ms
''P '0'"'
On bargain counter for ten
n,, t's ,vlgsI Ii'ghaiils ms, a' 70 GEMS
So III . 'n
w Il Otey is having small
dwelling house erected on lots
IN the Gap which he recently
purchased near the baseball
PARK.
j w Cant, OF Bristol, a pro-
iesslohaI travelling man, was a
VISITOR IN town last week.
Kew ana Mrs r. A Shngart
returned last week from n trip
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-27
When Alexander The Great

was asked how he conquered the World, he
replied, BY not Delaying" If you wish to
conquer want for your family, you can do it
by not delaying the purchase Of that life in
come policy you have been thinking about
II you will fill out the attached COUPON and
mail to me will be only too glad to furnish
you full particulars without mourning any
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

. .ou0-B.room while starro, boneaiog,
modern. sleeping porch. fireplace. furnacs,
farage. corner. fine l~ocatlnn, tth ward.
tb.Aoo4-B room. 2.atory pebble dash. nod,
era, large sleeping porch. west silver
u, 1to--5. room brick, modern. rlaased
slsspinE porch. rarars, chietsn houses,
laun ~sidsuaihs. coping; Third vayd.
ts'boo--ts serss Of coed lad, 9 mile, from
togn, two sdohe houses. eutbuiidlhgs.
small orchard. eisciric pumping ptant.
A. FLEISCHER
Real Estats. i~nsuranoe. Loans
Phone o7t. IA Houth Fourth %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23


EmiisTss 0sIlsEos' aad mon psriIeelEFl7 a..
acfibed br nefuai surgeY a. ionara beTin-
ning At q point which hears south 40 dgEfora
~ minutes vest . diatancs % Ata1 ret
from the section eofaer eomlaor - aeoIieu.
1E.eo " and 81 % Tovnship "a north 81
Range , east thence north - degree 90
minutes wees eia feet thenss nerth % o.,
y degrees o. mlnutes west iUt3 feet thnneo
north 70 degrees % inmates west e01b
feet; thsnre south IS degreee 80 mlnutRs
weai 1855 FEET thence nndih ~ degree -
mlnutes east s3l ieet. thence south 80 DE-.
xrees a. minutes east t3s feet thenge sepih
thence noda ; degrees 81 azinaies east .34.s
Containing ifo7 acres Inorr ar lees
You are further notified that The aaid
action D. Tor the parposs 81 estahliEhInT
Pistntifs' ssiate IN tAs fgregoing described
premises aEslnst any cialina vhifh yen or
any. % yen NAY have adverse % the estate
Plain1iffs pray tasi each 81 700 .ksii b
forever estopped aud barred from haying
any claim. r;Eat title or Interest w sd ~
the said real estate adFerse 20 tho Plainfiffa.
and ihat Plaintiff title may BE- forever
quietsd and stt Ct resl
rhe name Of the Pialatiff.' aitosney .
Dennis Chavez whoss address 4 rooms it.iS
Whiting Building. Albuquerque. Ne~ Mexico.
unless you enter your appearance or eause
the snnae 70 be entered On OF before the 9Th
day u August 1921 judgment wn bs rem
dsred against YOU b. defsult sod the deefss
prayed Tor Ia said ssPP,',ss NJ y rnsa'sa.
tseaiD clsrk.
Dspaty Clsrk.
Dated ,his i5th day u June. Iodi.
janet 10 1850 Iuly1.
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stats o. New Mrfieo.
Ramon 0slleroa and Martin 0alleKos.
Plaintiffs.
Aureiio 0aileEos. Enlleriq Galieess, al 80.
known heirs o. Domingo OailrEol. Deceased
al unknown heirs of Qhirins Csndeiaria d.
Oslexls, Decreased. and al unthovn heirs
sne claimants end Al unknoeh heira Of
anln0wn ~ciaimuuta n interest adverse 10
risin,ihs In premises hsgsiasiier de-
You the shove nsmed dsfendshts and each
Of you are hereby naiifisd that the above
named plaintfh have begun aelion against
you and zach Of you the object thereof befng
10 quiet the sisie Of ths Plaintiffs IN ana 20
certain rial sstate Nkuste IN beTnaiilio
30 VT
A certain piece of lad situated 10 School
District No. 90 County of kcfaalillo and
Siste Of New Meaieo, and more particularly
described a. follows. 70 at Hounded on
the north By lands Of filomeno Montano,
Miguel Ortega and FELIPE Kamora on the
south By pd-sts road on the east b. Nsrth
Fourth street; and on the west BY land o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

Don't wish you could nae . iob-Fina u.
Denh Sish you could rent your .psrt-
Dos't ~ish yOu sosld eel rear lsns
Phene otA.
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WANTED

Position as stenographer with local
concern. Can furnish the best OF local
references
ADDRESS BOX a.
Care Of Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

There are nearly SOC colleges for
men and womrn and geo for women
alone In the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

a laTEo offlce building iuaf com
plsted In Detroit has mere than four
miles Of CORRIDOR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
FOR RENT-Rooms


FOR RENT-Rooms o
F0R REKT-Nestly iurnished siseplnF
room. Close IN. az south Third -
FOR RENT-Niee large room suitable Tor
two Eentlefnen. Ne sick. Phone sel-J
FOR RKNT-Two iurnlshse rooms for Light
housekeeping. Aos W. Lead.
EcSMs <. isIs I0u'sI'sOis- S0f S'rtl
TE ETST-T6T6I-Rsd EouSS-SspIsr apart
ment $40 = month. ss2 ,. Coal
FOR KENT-cool pies sat modern room
in private home, no tick. I23 Ncst
Silver
rOK sALE-DHndy sersieA pses oniy Ios
rnnaa a. Ev.nlss HsralA ksslusss sfnss
ELGlN HOTEE-Cisah comfuriabla sleep.
ing rooms 81 special summer rates. bO2h
West Central.
FOR RENT-Nieely Furnished cool Foom,
one snd one-half bioeks from UiU Hall
alb W. Grand Ave,
FOK RENT- Nicely furnishsd front rpom
aud sleeping porch. suitable for two; also
one we'll ventilated bedroom garage N de
,irsa no slrk lio : Th,rd.
FOR RENT-Ous 1Hrge modern sleepins
rpum.. nicely furnished. No sick. ili
FOR RENT-staussS 8
FOR KENT fiVe ROOM brick. modesn 1900
block West Central Apply Phone 2b1.
ron RENT-Twe small houses in Highlands.
furnished az unfurntshed. Phone l1s0-W,
FVn RENiD tos@ House hsis 3 H'Eh
HOUSE, foK kLNTZA Hammond, ssa
East silver Phone is92R
FOR RfN1-fiys room unfurnishod modern
huuse. 1913 forrester Ave
FOR RENf-iust conri-isd COSY two rooin
cottage. furnished. No SICK 1900 n.
Fifth street
TDp 4ITE T-.e H-1.e ~ feef satt.r.
wired for eietue lights, Pnce $50, Call
Ga East Crnmwen
FOR RFNT-Fnnished. modern, a q and
o roo houses close In. W. II. heAh'
bon. goo West Cold avenue
FOR RENr-Fivs = oms with sleeping
porch alse garage. Apply 70i New York
FOK RENf-Ons room cottsTs snd sIespias
porch, electric lights, wst.f and furnished
~ ll2 south Nassar, University HeiEhts.
FOR HENT-fige room brick modern veil
furnished gas and steel rangsi front snd
hack screened Iarehes two block, from
aaire 7o1 West silver
WHY PAY RENTf-wouid you IKE 10 start
depntitiug one Or tao donars per manth
on each one hundred dollar you Wish 70
have he privilege II IorroIfss snaaEh
money 90 buy or build your home. repty
Ing this money one dollar or one dollar and
fovrd A. only three or tour per cent inter.
est ~ Al. without obligation see Or write
| United states loan and Investment com
pany, room 20, Grant BIDS. Albuquerque
| New Mexico.
FOH RENr-Nrw Three foom cottage Tar.
nished not modern away from heat and
dust. reasonable. Room 10. First Natioaal
FOR RENT 80
| kDn -nfft.. 49,. ma a.ufN EouRft
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ROOFS REPAIRED

fsow IL the time 70 have that
new roof put on; or to have the
old one painted and repaired. Best
grade Of materials. Work guaran-
tced. Call 0ibson-Faw Lumber
Co. for man. Phone 3S3.
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Dated lAis !s,h day Of Juns. ioai.
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wANTED-SaIcsmcn

SALESMAN WANTED ln thu counties n
ths fiatr of New MeKico tn fenrrssui tho
IuteJ siafrs iunn and invrstnent Cpin
uauy Rnom -. Grant Bldg Albuquerque
Now Mrnico
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MONTY 70 LoKS-0s dIsnoSds sSiske.
ndeniial ooiuisb A Beer. ios North
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NOTioR


Houses 10 build. ny contract or
50 cents per hour Also repair ~arE. Al
! uquergue Construction 20, Non unIon.
Phone 2ipG = Or gIp.
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6si.J.
ROOM WITH HOARD Ons woman may b.
accommodated a. 1907 Esst Central Nery
deslrahla.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

OWL stRNtCt caaininations iur clerks
Tor postal mail service and government
departments. heu. wumen, over II. ai2u
month Experience unnecessary. for free
particular. write Raymond Terry (faumrF
civil service csaminrrl Is Continental Bldg
Washington. ~ G.
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FOR SALE-Fresh coW aud cali aiso pet
lambs. Phone 2tiO-Ri
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WANTED
MNN1rD-IcmsIe neIp

Ioor on oppof,aniiy. Gst N at tie Modem
Business College. Tniuon go per month
See their large. light. airy assembly room.
bish Weat Central Phone 2l9
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I'M "
CONFIDENTIAL loans on lsr elfy diamohdA
watches, Liberty beuds pianos automo.
bilss. Lowest rates. Hnthman's, III South
First. Ronded 10 the state
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FOR REKT-Oince space. ms south Youth
opposite posioffoe. Phone 7i5sJ.
FOR RtNT-storr rpom. North Third ~
opposite Herald Office
, 1921-10-03
TROPICALS STORM DAMAGE EXTENT
STILL UNKNOWN
Communication with Other Islands Still
Interrupted anC Details of Loss
are Lacking
COFFEE CROP HERE Is HURT

Probably Gre3 est Loss II Island Will be
Felt by Coffee; Small Shipping Suffers
Reports are Incomplete on the amount
Of damage done throughout the West
Indies by the storm which first made its
appearance last Thursday in the neigh
bourhood Of Barbados and worked its
way north and west passing out into the
Atlantic on Monday evening 70 the north
Of Haiti.
Although the storm center passed t.
the south of Porto Rico, movia2 north
and westward, considerable damage was
done in the island, particularly to coast
wise shipping, and to the coffee crop.
To what extent tho coffee crop, now
nearing harvest, was damaged has not
not yet been leaned although first re
ports, especially from the Mayaguez
section, suggest the damage has been
rather severe.