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support the governor is significant,
because it indicates that the chief ex-.
ecutiSe will be supported in veto
mcs$H9e in the event the house bill
making the state highway commits
sioncr an officer elected by the legis-
lature, should pass. This bill which
was the angry reaction to the COVER
nor's frank declaration that he would
not reappoint Bates, is proving co.,
siderable Of a weight to those who
fostered it.
Many house and senate leaders
now recognize that it was s'rious
mistake to introduce it and one house
leader today was hopeful thai the
senate would confirm Mr.. Brooks 50
that the house would not be forced to
see the affair through to the finish
and so that the public hearing set for
this afternoon might be avoided. 1t
is not improbable that the hearing
may be dispensed with if any way to
do it is discovered, Among the lead
crs the aim is not to pass the bill but
to find some way OF getting out from
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COLBY REFUSES TO
ENLIGHTEN SENATE

WASHINGTON, Feb 10-Sccre-
tary Colby refused today to transmit
to the Senate Foreign Relations COM
mittee information regarding ncgot a.
tionS with Japan looking to the flam-
ing of a new treaty to meet the sit
nation created by the California Anti
Alien law.
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A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
tior of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
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The Weather

Snow or rain tonight and
Friday. Not much
change in temperature.
Increasing east winds.
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TO LIMIT IMMIGRATION
TO 5 PER CENT BASIS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-A bill
limiting immigration from any one
country to 5 per cent Of the aliens
Of such country in the U. S.. when
the last census was taken, was APP
proved unanimously today by the SEN
ate immigration committee.
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By Vote Of 19 To II Refuses To
Confirm Appointment OF New
Commissioner OF T Highways
(By Vermont Press Bureau)

MONTPELIER, Vt, Feb. 1.-THE senate today
broke" with Governor Harness when it refused by vote
of 19 to H. to confirm the appointment of NJ Brooks of
keene N. H. as state highway commissioner to succeed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
SIXTEEN ARE To GRADUATE
At Mt. De CHAN AL JUNE |
DR.. Charles A wtngsrter to MAKO COM
msncsmsnt Address to young Ladies
Number Of Informal functions to d.
held at Academy commencement
. week

Sixteen young ladies will receive d.
plnmaS at the commencement exercises
of Mount do Chantal Academy on tues
day. June = The exercises Will lie hr'd
in Music hall beginning ut 10 o'clock IN
the morning. pr. Charles Wingcrt"r
will make the address. The h0norS Will
hc announced by Rev. T.. l.. Weber
chaplain of tho school. and Very ErN'
Father o. II. Moys. V. e., will bcstow
the hOnorS
There will be n number Of informa
and private functions held during com
mcnCcmcnt week. amonS which Will Dc
an informal party and farewell banquet
given by the sub-Graduatcs in honor %:
the girls Of tn" class Of III. This AZ
fair will he held on lame T.
on Monday preceding the commence
mcnt tho annual meeting Of tn" Mount
dc Chantal Alumnar Association will h"
held at the Academy and on that night
at Il dinner dance given IN their honor
tho graduates VIII he received int" tn"
Alumna" Association.
The following will graduate
Angela Kennedy. nf Newark. Q.
Angela E.mig. OF WcllShurg
Virginia brennan. Of Sc"ttSd.le. Ia.
katherine GundiinE. Of Wheeling
Annie Laurie Martin. Of Washington
Ia.
Margaret Ma theirs. Of Morgantown
Margaret MCGuican. of Pittsburgh.
MadrlOn Moran. Of ParkcrShurS.
Mary Elizabeth Smith. Of Newark. o.
LaNcrnr Sncdcker Of Wheeling.
Dorothy Waters. Of New York city
Marlin Hawkins. Of Pittsburgh
rrincinc Nigo. of New York city
Mildred Wallace. Of Charleston
Edna StauSt. Of Pittsburgh.
Eliza beth sullivan. Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
ISIS COURT SENDS
PATROL TO ATTEND
IMPERIAL SHRINE
Patrol viii Cc-pets at P1ttsourgh-
Special Car VIII Garry Big Party
from Wheeling.

Tho FLirul uc Isis Court. L..dy shrine
Of North America. accompanied by sew
rral Isis Court members of the latTol,
u""S this morning 10 Pittsburgh 10
SpruI tn. remainder of thu week attend
NIX tin" SESSIONS Of tn" lmprr;a! E"un-
80, Ladies Oriental shrine of North
America. The patrol. chpta.n"d by MIS-.
Rudolph Schafcr. ~ bridgeport. Will
participate in IN" r"mpcutiN" Drill
wh:,h Will he Il feature q; 'hr imrtl!"!
Shrine Council,
Th" Fairnl ana visiting Lady ShTih"rS
will leave Wheeling at q ~ "''"i"ck TINS
morning in Il special car htthch'u l"
;hr TrunS! ilan!a train leaving III that
hour Thu party Will be Chap"roncd by
Mrs Schaf"r. captain Of IN" l'Htro!. ana
Mr.. I.puiS ELrhmaun. Ii!gh I'r:rStcSs OF
ls.$ Court.
The mrmh"rS al III" Ia;r"l who VIII
MAXI thu trip Are Mrs. !; lrakr. Mrs
William Frl>ing. Mr.. Waiter Mcfar-
land. Mrs. Tom Exams. Mrs. H. HILL
Mrs William Mct"unau4h"y. Of Bridge
port. ohio: Mrs Rudolph S"i'A'",. cap
tain Of Isridgrr"rI:. Mrs. Jack Scrr"S'
Mrs. BESSIE. Mrs. Arch F"Ei'. MR.. Wall
ter Amin. { l;"!lairr. nhi". Mrs f"lrN'
Mrs Sidney Rra&lc. Mrs. !. G. lroWn'
Mrs I'amh",,. Mrs Bert M"tu.!h. .Nr.
Rurjnr. Miss Aim'da hurins. Mrs lpr.
Strgcr. Mrs. Hubbard Mrs. Dan ''uth'
Mrs AlhingCr. Mrs. clark Lemon anu
Mrs Charlie liuCtN.
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bourne j. spending Il few days visit
Ing with friends III this city.
Sig :. Front. "f tn" Island Is husi-
moss Visitor N charleston.
T.. g Ucrchm,u has returned N his
home in Mary land following 4 business
trip here.
DAVID tiratH Of New T"rk city. - "n
:, business MP in THIS 'itr.
Mrs. r. e r II"rrhnan has returned
to her home "a Maryland street art"r
visiting her sister. Mrs David 'ir,t> ~
New York city.
Leon Il. stein. of Wu"dSdai". - Visit
ing in Eric. 1'ln.
Mr., and Mrs : : Bloch and daughter
Miss Dorothy. sailed yesterday from
New York Tor Paris. France. where they
will enjoy an extended visit with Mr.
and Mrs Ed"uard ZI"gIcr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Bloch and children ar" III New
York now. having S"u" I" b" with them
n few days before sailing.
Miss Edna Harper. Of Cambridge. q,
IS Tn" guest If Miss c"rnc.Lt N'.m"",
Of Gi"nw""d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
HONORED FOUNDER
Services at st. Alphonsus' Church Tsos
to-day In Honor OF 1t. John 8aDess r
Dc La Sale.

Special services were held In every
country of the world yesterday IN hoeor
Of St. John Baptist dc la Sale. founeee
of the order Of the Christian Brotneeu.
Roy. Father Bonavcnture. y. NJ. Cs
conducted services at ST. Aiphon ~
church Yesterday morning. The eattfo
student body Of the Columbia Comnssr.
r;aI college. which Is conducted und1f
the auspices Of the Christian Brothers.
was in attendance at the service. Frel.
Anthony J. Schiller was in charge o.
The musical program.
Francis Schiller. John j. Thonee.
Richard Teufcl. Vincent Wineoornee
and Louis Hildchrand served At ne
ceremonies. while Paul Habefsuek,
stcphcn BREEDING. Charles Mayer. Clar.
rnrc Bonnenberger. Joseph Gebauer Ane
Anthony Miklas rendered VOCAL seiec-
tons. The sanctuary apparel was 1ur-
nishcd by the Misses Pcccari. 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
EXHIBITION TONIGHT
Depa rtment Of Home Economics and
Industrial Education Show

The tenth annual exhibition by tn"
departments o. Home Economies ana
Industrial! E.dTCation Of I'll" riiE schools
Will h., held this evening between -"
and $50 u'rlnck in their respective DC
I,artmcnt>. The sewing rooms ana
Kitchen AT" located IN the Hubbard
building near the High School. ana Inc
Industrial EducAtinu shops are ~ tn"
be- scmrnr ii thu High Synu". .Actua!
work Will l." carried on: by tn" pupils
and all parent, are urged |" h' rr'-"n.
10 witness tn" exhibition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
Farewell Party.

Tho nrmi"rS IF tn" Juu"r ''h>H az
Mount de ChantIi academy VIII enter.
tam with u farewell party IN honor al
TIA" members ui the class Of II on Sat
ur,.,y evening June 4. This AFFAIR wi.
H.. IN thu nature at an elaborate ban
UU.t. and Il pleasing program OF t"aNiS
.,td speeches j. being planned THIS -
tn. annual N"rIal fuurtI"n given hI' thu
$uh-Sradunlr> for III" Numbers "t tho
graduating class. and each year Is at
tended with great f"rmaltiy. TIL" honor
gu'StS THIS year Will number sixteen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
H. N. BLACK
director of Mine Rescue work Is In
The City

H. NJ E!ark. Of Charleston. director
rr ru;n. rescue work of TN" department
of mines of West Virginia. arrived IN
This civ Yesterday AMI VIII probably
remain her, for two weeks ~ tn" Me-
Lure Hotel Any m:rr "."ratcr desiring
Instructions il :!rSt al or min" rescue
wor, can i..c,:N" sam" 10y c"mmuni"at =
ing win Mr.. Back during his stay IN
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
HUCUS WILL ADDRESS
LOCAL CREDIT MEN

Hon Wright IuEuS. dcirgat" :" tho
state legislature. Will address Sthc meet
ing and luncheon of tn" Wheeling As
snriaIion Of Credit Men to b. held We'd
ncSday noon At the Stamm Hotel Mr.
IIcus VIII discuss the Gross Sales
Tan"
IuxIta'ionS wcr" s"n; out to n! the
members of the association yesterday
afternoon and in all probability tn" at
fair will H. W"l attended. TINS -
something that AL III" members were
opposed t" and they viii Il" much inter-
rStCd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
TWO CELEBRATED MUSICIANS IN
HANDEL HAYDN MUSIC FESTIVAL

Point IN honor &c Their daughters. Miss
catherine MrKlm und Mis- Violet
Thompson, Who ar. students NJ Noun,
H.. thant,,l academy. The guests VIII
inriud. tn" entire student body ana
f.,rtuly ut Mount Il" Ihauta! academy,
uu, hundred and eighteen N AZ. Tue
dinner vii! be- Uu:t" elaborate. IN" APP
r".ntmcntS being BEAUTIFUL h"r"' ar
ranEcmcntS hy l.anghanS. Tn" students
are hooking forward 10 tn" affair VITA
r'rlS1nt antIC,Itt ;IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

60. .|hHr-%.,N. ''r' E,a'''"""t.t ~ May
N.n:c.n hundred ari Twenty
~; I u;"u. w.: Virginia
t., are ron, ~ performed a. the
bonn. 81 M brides parents at S"r"n
"'r,",n ~ tn. .,"ning. with Rev. $. +.
trummcr. Yt~'rr g. tn" West lni"n
Methodist t,p!S"upal rnUrCh. oFtiriat-
;nc tn" r:ur ceremony WAS us'd
Only 'hr Immediate friends and r"ia-
lives 81 ~" bird. and Erom were pres
en-.
Tn.. nr:d" W.T." :, frork Of blue satin
W: h :,sct <SoricS Of Il smart contrasting
>had.. and her c"7$aG" was formed OF
brides roa>"S and valley lilies. Mr..
and Mrs. Ash departed ~ p. m. for
Washington and other eastern points
for thrir honey moon and an thor return
viii lake up their rcS:dvnc" IN W"$:
r.CG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
OPEN POOL
Riddles at Catholic orphanago Have
Fine Swimming Pool

Tn" arg" pool at III" tath"i." or
Illnnayc at Elm Gruv" was opened for
the season Sunday afternoon. ~ which
time 4 larg" number Of the children of
IN" institution went in bathing. y
fin" heating plant has been installed I"
insure tho youngsters against lii" cold
ness Of tho water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
Ceremonial at St. Joseph's
Corpus Christi ProcsGsion TO BE Held
On Academy Parade Grounds
Evening Of May 30

The Corpus thiSti procession viii u"
held on III" parade grounds "l ST JOS
rph's Academy Sunday evening, Ma!
~ al = "a. Tho ceremonies vii. last
throughout the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

The Hotel windsor announces -
opening Of the Ohio Rivsrvas $500
rant for the summer months.
49, .oninmsnt ana dsoorRdo10. IN
new room Ii proving TO b poy0aeSt
attraction to wheeling citizens - vn1'
az quests Of the hotel. my-zS.i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
Choir Party

Tn, members Of tn" rhoir % the
Fourth street. VI. r. church will be en-
,"r:a:ued with an informal gathering on
ThurSd"y evening following choir prac-
'.rC Tho :,ffh;' has been arranged by
the inuS:,. committee. carl kepner. chair
man. aud Mill b. enjoyed by about
.hir;. guess brief social time Will
hr enjoyed and dLin:y refreshments VIII
=, served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

G.. W. Smith. OF springdalc. has re-
turned from S:St'rsNillC, where nc was
tho guest If Mr.. and Mrs John II.
Thornton.
Miss I.avina Hy der. Of Darlington. is
seriously i'll at the Ohio Valley General
hospital
Miss Marie Keys - visiting ~ the
hnu," Of her cousin. MISS Giwcndolyn
kirkcr. of wcllSburg.
r.. n. Smith. of Cleveland. arrived here
yesterday and Will spend the remainder
Of the week looking after business.
Mr.. and MrS./l.. &. Dehmorc. or New
York city are spending few days here
visiting with relatives and rrtcnns.
r X HraIy. of Detroit. is Il business
Visitor in this city for few days
Mrs. Al Rosenberg. Of Indianapolis.
is the guest Of relatives and friends IN
this city for L few days.
Floyd(king. OF Memphis. Tenn. Is
business caller here for tho neat couple
days.
q. Y. Blake. Of Pittsburgh. Will leave
this morning for his home after Il short
business trip here.
Mrs. Roy Dick. ~ Indianapolis. after
spending several days In this city as tn"
guest Of friends and relatives Will leave
tomorrow for her home.
Miss Ethel EnElc. of M1ddlch"urnc.
- the gust of relatives and friends In
tins city for :, few days.
\. /. Hall. Of harrisburg. WILL spend
ia" week her" looking after business
interests
Mrs. II. T.. Front ~ III at her home on
Mary land street, Island.
Miss caroline Underwood. Of Middle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

,'.r.,- 49, the following announcement
H.. y, been receives! ~ Wh",.ins people.
~ whom ;h.'h rid.' = very Will known:
NJ ami Mr~. J"~rph L. Ferret
anr"In,. ~. .n,,rr;aG. ~ :2".r daughter
f.~t".';, Ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

Foresight is the product Of intelligent
artion.-Forbes Magazine IN. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
In Pittsburgh.

\ marriage iir"ns" was issued 49,
;crd,ty in Pittsburgh to Miss Frances NJ.
VIZ Sh, and Mr. Marry W. Gwynn, both
81 Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
RirthdAY Party POSTPONED

~, annual birthday party "f III"
Ii"',u" NJ List Circle "t TIC Fourth
>'r""' NJ r. church. which ~:.~ /" har"
bon h".d this evening At IN" HON" Of
Mis- l.>'. ON N"~ih Main street, has
been Io". 'I.nu. Il until garry n Juno.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
DinnSr for Studants.

Mrs. 'hnri.> M"k.m and Mrs. ].
Thompson "f Pittsburgh Will entertain
with 4 dinner party on saturday even
o. at the old Stone House at Ronry's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
INTERESTING
ANNOUNCEMENT
Engagement of Miss Anita v. Wsimsf
and Mr. J. Edwin Harper to Dc
Aade Known Today
Mrs. c. A. Smith, Jr. and Mss cornen1
weimsr entertaining today with
luncheon

M-. . \ smith. ir. Aud Miss cor
,,.l:a W".mcr will entertain today win
"a rarity ~ interesting features. th'
most important ~ WHEN VIII l." th'
formal announcement "I III" "nSA%'-
mont e their sister. Miss NhIit \.
Wri!nrr and Nj j. Edwin Harper. 49,
,.tmbr.d-r IT," ;,Hu"un"' nt'ni VII t''
nr,i.. a. a lunrh"nu /" hr h''I II IN"
family home =, t;,.uWrrd Heights.
IunCu,nr WI l., served ;tt on "'H'"'N
:.ud VIII in. attended with rNpul>'t' dc
'ui.~. ,r.."w and pink being th" pred"h-
mating ,",urS. The attrtcttN" center
p;rcc VII b. a hug" Wedding r'he
.,dnrr.d N.th i d!muntIN" b-idc ana
groom and htuh"h with lovely blossoms.
$trcam,rS &C yellow ribbon Will lead
from tn. rrutcrpj"cc IL .;Ich plac" and
vii b" fastened to kcwpr brides hold
ing the interesting announcement IN the
folds Of their mIiine frocks.
Miss Wc!mcr is the Scrond daughter
nr Mr. and Mrs. George W. Nrim"r OF
ui,cnw ood Heights and has been assoc
riatcd with her father in business Tor
the past few years. She Is secretary or
The T. W~:mrr'S S0n~ company and In
addition to her business ability - An a"-
,,ompri>hcd and attractive" young Lady.
possessing n charming personality that
has yuined for her i w:d" cirrl" OF
f-icaGS VII" Will wish her mnch hapHL-
ness.
Mr. lItr1rr ~ TIM son IT MIR. and
Mrs. W. ". Harr"-. -: Cambridge Ohio.
md is nr"pincnt !ours business man
ri that city.
The rnc.lgement will terminate m
,,r,tty wedding Of June Seventh.
The guests Will include
Masses
Katherine licrv"y Anita Y. Wclmcr
Edna Harper. Of Mari" Fig
Cambridge Corn.l:a :. Wcimer
gladys kc!!"r
McSdamcS--
t;sn. +. Wag"n"v NJ" i;a;"i:hr
Edward r Elk = ~ Smith. Jr ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
About People
Movements Of Individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rogers ! g. Rohcr. Pittsburgh 7. !
pT""," r.t'~hUrIh. :. S,hunah,
T"lcdo.
McLure-M"rt Reeves. l"rkcrsburE;
Rev. Martin Luther Peter. Aurora:
James W. Morris. rark"r~burG: f.. T.,
,'"l.. rark"rShurr. Percy Martin. Far
mont: \. l. Hal. CiarkSburg: T. J. Mar
TN. Jark"rSlslrg.
windasor-,' W. N,h"l. Huntington
W. \. Hueur Charleston: +. \. rrit-
chard, charleston: Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
ncliuS Vanderbilt. New York.
Stamm-S. L.. Hickman. ParkcrShurg
Charles Iu<tuS. Sist"rSvilic: J. r.. Baker.
S,lvcs IIili: : =. Keller. rarkcrshurE
A. T. Lash. TarkcrSburS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
Monday Bridge Club.

Mrs. Singleton PAUL. Will b. hostess
- Tho members Of the Monday Bridc"
,.r.h ,h;S afternoon at h"r homo in Haw-
thorn" Court The usual interesting
session e bridge viii b. followed with
the S,.rv3ng ~ tempting luncheon. The
club ':si ."' meet yesterday Oh account
~ 'N' '.r.p:S h.'i!. ~ town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
Luncheon Today

Mi. ifri.n Crawford. "i augusta. ia.
'yh" = tn" guest "f Miss Eliza beth Eur
hats. Viii he c"rnrlinr"ht"'l with another
pretty social courtesy today when Miss
EurdatS and Miss tlor"nr" Baron eU-
i"rtain with = luncheon 1T the Country
club. Tn" luncheon VII! he served at
90 o'rtnrE and attractive floral Lppniu:
ln-ni~ viii p" arranged bT T.anghanS.
kiIlarnry roses and Swr"tpca Will form
III" cent. rri"c.' and other details will
=. N iink aud white. Guests today will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

Invitations Received
Copies OF tn" following invitattonss
have been received:
Mr.. md Mrs. Louis t'c;Sne-
rr1mNsi.S the h"n"r OF r"ur presence At
the marriage OF thrid daughter
Ihid;t Gertrude
NJ \,,Snn Wayn" Walters
Wednesday evening. June the eighth
nineteen hundred and twenty one
~ seen O'clock
s. lanes Lutheran church
Whr"iing. Nest Virginia.
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pendicitis on Saturday. She was
ill only three days before the
operation, but, the case had de-
veloped beyord the surgeons
control ard the life of a good
young woman was prematurely
ended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner moved
here al out a year ago from Tex
as, and settled on a homestead
south Of town. They were red
lily recognized as desirable citi.
zens and their acquaintance
were soon their friends who row
deeply sympathize with t h e
grieVed husband and his little
infant son in their great loss.
The remains were shipped to
Cisco, Texas, where interment
will be made in the presence Of
her loved ones and friends.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-01-28
Something for
Nothing

A woman who was too econc-
mical to subscribe for her home
paper sent Ter little san to borrow
the copy taken by her neighbor.
In his haste the boy ran over a
four dollar stand of bees and in
ten minutes locke like a warty
summer squash. His cries re-
acked his father, who ran to his
assistance, and failing to notice
a barbed- wire fence ran into it,
breaking it down, cutting a h n I.
full of flesh from his anatomy
and ruinirg a five-dollar pair of
pants. The old cow took advant-
age of the gap IN the fence and
got into the corn6eld and kille1
herself eating corn. Hearir G
the racket, the mother ran, up
setting a four-gallon churn of
rich cream into a basket of kit.
tens, drowning the whole litter.
In her hurry she dropped and
broked, past all hopes of mend
ing, a twenty-five collar set Of
false teeth. Tie baby, lie f t
alone, crawled through the spill
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-01-28

EHsER, Sec 9, sWK, and wKsE4
Section 10, Township. SIS. Range
PIE, N. NJ. p. Meridian, Las filed notice
Of intention to make final three year
Proof, TO establish claim t. the land
above described. before A. d. chattep.
T. 5. Commissioner at Elknis. n. NJ. on
the IS day Of Feb. 1921
Claimant names as witnessed
John F. Van Eaton, of Elkins, n.
NJ. Thomas l.. Moore, Will r.. Jones.
these of Olive. N. NJ. Dors NJ. hu
ply, OF Duke. O<la. jI4 fir
W. K. McGnl,
Register.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-01-28

The revival meeting which had
been in progress at Union Valls y
closed last Sunday with an all
day service. Rev. Gillian OF
gained a church with thirty
eight members.
We understand that a Christ
i'm minister is conducting servi-
ces there this week and has ba :
tized eight of that faith.
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NstIce for Ysb.IsatIOn.
Department Of the Interior

department. o. the Interior
Land Office at Fort Sumner, n. VI
Jany. 8, 1917 Notice 10 hsrsy given
that Dora NJ. M1rphy, Of Dkue, okla.
widow of Miles j. Murphy, de.
ceased who on March, "a, 1916, made
orig, Hid. E. No. o3174O, fer SEX,
Sec. IS, T. SIS, z. 27.E, and On Dec.
n, 1918, made add II. Z. oI67so, for
SEA, Sec. IS, EHNEK. SHSEa Sec
70, NEk, Sec. IS, Twp, SIS Range
27-E, N. NJ. P. Meridian has fled
notice of intention to make final three
year proof to establish claim to the land
above described before A. d. Chatter.
I. S. Commissioner, at Elkins. N. NJ.
on the IS, day Of Feb Igz1.
Claimant names a. WItnsssss:
Janice w. Brawley. of Duke, Okla.
John b. Van Eaton. Of Olive, NJ NJ.
Will r. Jones, Thomas L. Moore,
these of Olive. n. NJ. ia fir
w. X. McGill, Register.
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ed cream and into the parlor,
running a tweniy-doIlar carpet.
During the excitement the eldest
daughter ran away with the
hired man. the dog broke up
eleven setting hens, and the
calves eot cut an chewed the
tails off four fine shirts. All to
save $100 e. Moral, Sab
scribe for the Kenna Record.
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Mrs. C. Il. Swan died at her
hame in Ellda, last Saturday.
Mr.. Swan came to N. M. about
a year age for the benefit of his
wifes health and she seemed to
be doing better until a short time
ago when she turned for the
worse. Mr.. Swan accompanied
the body to their old home in
Tennessee, this week where she
was laid to rest.
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, U. s
Lard Office al Fort Sumner. N. NJ.
Jany 8, 1921. Notice is
hereby given that James w. Brawley
of Duke, Okla, who, on March p
1910, made orig II. f No. oI373o, for
NW4, Sec. T5,T. SIS h. 27.E. and
add HE or3954 tor SWA, Sec IS, T SIS,
Range PIE, and add HE. 0I76gS, for
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-01-28

Rev. R. L. Day filled his ap.
pointment here Sunday, preacl. :
ing two excellent sermons.
We understand that, at the
request of his members, he las
withdrawn his resignation and
will continue as pastor of the
church here.