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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

pectcd any one last night. Has Mrs.
Creveling been sent FOR, sir Pc
She Ia here
Here Sarah threw up her
hands. "And hir rooms not in
order. and me with an that lobster
and stuff from the caterers to clean
Lot mo pass | don't know
anything about what happened to
poor MIR. Crcyoliue. and YOU needn't
DO AFRAID III run away luuu lind
mo here when YOU want me-"
McCarty opened his lips as II to
speak. then thought better ~ II
and obcdiently stepped and,. but hc
gazed after the Womaus departing
figure with a quizzlcal look in his
'nkuug oycs. when she had dis.
"rrcarrd hc turned once moro to
the butler
How long have You and your
wife been employed hcrc7'
Three years. Rollins rppllcd.
rye never worked for nicer FAM
iIy-in America. that is. Always
extra 'clp when they entertained
and | could ave 'ad second foot
man any time Id wanted - ask for
one. This viii bc bad job for u.s..
getting mixed mp I'm scandal at our
time of lifc, and we've always boon
'd' 'N"'"I hho"l our POSITIONS
TOO
Where does this sister ~ yours
i've, Rollins1' McCarty cut short
the flow of lnmcutatinu.
"Just across the mark air ia Wa,
Ninety fourth strrci , J,rr nr ,o.n
from ColuuItu., nyc,', ~, ,.,',.
thr ndIr,s, dr,,,, ,,r S',.,, % .r,. ,'.,,
l.rs b,ud. f,r.tJ,t 1"l u, a.. ,
pockets "Iipr uufup ia Ntrg lNiltip,,
g.,,,.n a., '' ~, ~ ",'l ~
h.I, 50. - w" '," guu 'n''
an , anu "'' N'i' WIN h'r
"it'"
NC, hfiN smiled to himself He
would haNr surcr proof than that.
Tor the engine ana hose company.
Wn''h ms particular cronv Dennis
l.lurdan adorned with his pr,Srnsc
WIS located I'm the sam" precinct:
',nhy would have the best of .r"n-
sons FOR knowing II there had been
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

:. I0" T|-7T VVio lonru0 Will h0ll
Ms regular meeting at 1890 o'clock
monday morning at'tho Tulsa puhI!c
Ihrary Il was announced bv Mrs.
6rlah D. Lindsay. president. The
neel!ng win ny the only one for the
month Of Au-ust
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
Nnih Ecin aAth lInmrr.

NEW NOltk, July 3i.--Eahe Ruth
knocked out hi4 thirty-cighth home
run 90 the season. scoring two men
Hhoud ~ him. la the sixth today.
caldwell was pitchiuE Ruth IL now
Two days ahead OF his 1920 record.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

An electric room holtcr ~ the
copper reflector type and n fan have
lc'u go combined on single pasr
thrt the ian distributes the warmed
aid thoroughly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
Is Boys and Girls at
Trinity Bibie School

Mcmuri2iug Of the names Of the
books of the Bible In nine lessons
ending Thursday. f. ono of the
achievements sn far as tho ~ young
boys ana girls Of Trinity Episcopal
church attending the daily vacation
Bible school instruction In Bible
facts nnd teachings, church doe
uincs and allied subjects is given
every morning I'm the church. with
Miss Elsie Calvin. religious oduo1-
tion secretary as instructor rho
The second number of onc-ph,,t
paper prepared by the pupils ana
entitled, "Thc Friday Voo-Duo," au-
pcarod Friday.
with a capacity Of % tons day n
now machine shrcds cotton rags into
waste for wipinE machinery or viii
mix SHREDDED rags and cotton mill
waste
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

First Race - Claiming; 2-year-
olds; five furlongs. Hyperbole, l0s;
Stock Pin, l07; Phoebus, 107; Doves
Roost. lO7; Hillsdale. 107; Belski.
l04; Furious, 1O4; Grass Tree, lo7;
sBriarcliff, 1902; Ravenswood. 104;
Twirler, lo7; 'Marsdale, 102; Drift
ing, 1O4; ZeLnotta. 1O4; Pancake,
l04; Promenade. l04; San Stefano,
lo7; Timbrel, 1l2; Restless, 1o4; Lit
tie Patsy, 1l2: Fair Virginia lo4:
Last Girl, Io4; Mabel A, l07; Fare
we'll Taps, 109.
second Race-The welkin Steeple-
chase Handicap; selling; 4-year-olds
and up; about two miles. Elmer
johnson. 141; New Haven, 141: Sea
Scot, 1872: Ben Hampson, 1872; tSay
Which, 1870; Crest Hill, l42. tTen
pounds allowance.
Third Race-Great American; 3
year-olds; five furlongs. Mustard
Seed, lis; Aknusti, 112; Firm Friend,
liz: Mercutio, l12: Sunreigh. 112:
Stone Jug, 112; Broomster, 1l5;
Olympus. 112: Black Rascal, 1l5:
Billy Watts, 112; Little Chief, lis;
Toll. lis: Bravo, IFS: Big Heart, lis.
Fourth Race-The Queens Coun-
ty Handicap; 3-year-olds and up;
one mile. Yellow Hand, 1l2: John P.
Grier, 1877: Gladiator, 130; Sennings
Park, 110; Knobbie. 10; Thunder
clap, 1872: Audacious, 1875; Blazes,
11s.
Fifth Race-Selling; 4-year-olds
and up; mile and five-sixteenths.
Black Thong, 10I; King Albert. 1o5;
Challenger, l0l; Ozark Hill, 109:
Devil Dog. Ill; La Kross. 1oe;
'Rockport. 90; American Boy. 114;
Pirate MCGEE, loe; Diomedes. 1oe.
Sixth Race-Conditions; fllies, -
year-olds: sixl furlongs. Fluff, III;
Joan Marie. Ill: Sister Flo, III;
Vista, lis: Valley of the Moon. Ill;
Celiva, 1o7: Ten Buttons. 1913: Ma
vourneen, lis; Yosemite. 1o7; Je-
sava, Ill; Chateau Thierry. III:
Princess Pandora, 100; Blue Belle
Five pounds allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25

ready to check any attempt of back
section spectators to move down into
the ringside seat sections.
Six hundred ushers wilt seat the
crowd and every precaution will be
taken to see that each spectator gets
the seat his coupon calls for.
The precautions against fire and
accident will be more complete than
at any contest held before in an
American city
Eight-inch iron pipe lines form a
net work under the whole expanse
of the immense arena with fire hose
attached at intervals so short that
every inch of the underpart of the
stands can be reached by city water
pressure.
Outside the arena, in the eighteen
tunnel entrances and under the
stands. 1000 uniformed police and
fremen will be at their stations.
Firemen will be stationed at every
fire hose.
Complete arrangements have been
made for handling the rush from
the New York side. Extra trains
will run in the tubes at intervals
~ SAosc ehet uuIihB tnc Tusn nOurs
before and after the bout they will
run practically end to end. Extra
ferry boats will be put into the
Jersey City ferry which will run as
fast as the slips can be cleared.
The nearest tube stations to the
arena are at the city hall ana the
next station above. only seven min
utes walk away. Provisions are
being made for parking $4,000 auto
mobiles. Spectators, however, will
be wise IL they take the trains. for
the congestion of cars at the ferries,
with such tremendous crowd. will
cause much delay no matter how
well traffic Is handled.
Even from the ferries II Is only
a Commute walk to the arena, and
for those who ride. titneys will be
plentiful.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25

with Relay and Knot Grass right
at his heels.
Seawold won the steeplechase for
Sausage Dodgers" which was
rather an odd sight, for this aviator
was a 6-to-5 favorite. When he
galloped over the pay-off line the
crowd cheered. for 1t was the first
appearance of a first-choice winning
in fourteen starts. OF corse, one
favorite had to win some time, but
the delay has been simply heart
breaking. for the lapse has driven
many plawers away from their
favorite haunt.
Regal Lodge, IL to 20 shot, came
home flying in the fifth event. Dew
astation chased him. The two nags
were SO far head of their rivals
that they had a race of their own.
The real excitement of this scram-
BILE was the action of Florsian in the
paddock. Whether the heat Unside
or outside) affected the filly. she
rolled over. threw her rider,
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
HAMILTON ENTRIES.

First Raee-Purse $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year- -olds and up; furlongs:
Martha Lucket, 101; Polar Cub. l07:
Gloria France. Titania, Blue Jeans,
Ill: lima Frank. 123: Lively. los:
116; Mark West, 10e.
Second Raee-Purse $1,000: Oak
Vile Handicap; 3-year-olds and UP.
Canadian bred: mile and 20 yards:
Dellahm, 100; Chief Sponsor, 1ol:
Bugle March. Ill; Sir Clarence, los:
Royal Visitor, woodbine, 104; AL
gonquin, 113; SalvatelIe. 1o9; Fly
ing Ford. 110: Azrael. lis.
Third Race-Purse $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs: Plan
toon, Thorny Way, IS: King Tro-
Jan, 100: Gratian, MoIlie Barns. 1o2;
Vic Munoz, Grand Daddy, lo3; Be
Sure. 1O7: Wakefield, Sergeant
York, Social Star. Ill; John Ho-
shor. I12. Also eligible: Wrath.
IS: Tanson. Tarantula, 104: Rajah.
le9; Sudor, ss: Black Baby. 80; Co.
rilla, lo2; Runquoi, 1o6.
Fourth Race Purse 31.500: s.
year-olds and up; mile and one
eighth: Thrift, e5; Breeze. lol;
Partisan Diamond, III; Dresden.
100; King Thrush. Ill; Lucky B..
los: Clean Gone. 90; Goaler, ss;
Slippery Elm, l06.
Fifth Raee-s2.00o added; Spring
Brewery Stakes: 2-year-olds; )
furlongs: Fast Trial, 10s: Ogarite.
124; Fanny Bean, Caretaker. l1s:
Lady Rochester, l14; Johnny Dun
dee. 124: Second Thoughts, 124;
whirl. 1ls: wessie b, los: So 1t
Goes, 1l2; Tom Cassidy, 1872; Captain
Scott. III: New Orleans, 1l2.
Sixth Race-Purse $1,000: 3-year-
olds and up: claiming: / LIS miles:
Kuklux. Bolster, Brisk, Douglas s.
Airman, lis: Guaranteed, lo7'
Runnyven. Ill: Baladin, MadSe F.
ll3; Inspector Hughes, Murray.
Master Bill, ia.
seventh Race - Purse $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; ~
miles on turf: Flama 90: Fly Home,
Hocnir, Austral. Ill; Warlike.
O'Neil. Joe Joe, 10s; Madrono,
Broom Peddler. Thistle Queen, LOG:
Alma B.. l04; Lafoudre. 1ol; Nee
nah. 1o4; Tom Logan. 1o4; Winnie
come, los.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
GEORGES sEcUsoN UNTIL CONG cANGs FOR SUPREME TEST
LAToNIA RESULTS.

Racing was spoiled at Latonia
this afternoon by a heavy rainstorm
that swept over the track and put
the course in bad condition, ave of
the events being run over a track
that was-a sea of mud.
Three favorites won but the
prices were too short to pun the
talent out on the day.
First Race-Orlova, los (Fields)
1920. $40. 3.so; Twinkle Blue, IS
(Josiah). 1850, $50; Col. Taylor, lii
(Garner), $50. Time: 1:12 2-5. Roll
On, Creation. Golden Autumn, Our
Alec, Grace Minard. Zanier, Cor
ham and Port Light also ran.
Second Race = Firebrand, lit
(Lunsford), 4.60, 40, 2.40; Blanchs
Mac. los (Garnerl, $40. $50; vii.
low Tree. 11o (Lyke), 240. Time
1:4s AS. Miss Prosperity. Grace
King. Dainty Lass, Nurture, Marine
Corps, Lou widrig, Service Flag
Royal Dick and Black Hackle also
ran.
Third Race-Quince Garden, lis
(Pooll. 4.60. 3.20. 2.50; Adventure
lis (Fields), 400, $40; Billy Star
los (M. Garner), $50. Time: Los
1-5. Col. c., Bit of Black, Blossom
House, Rob and Llewellyn also ran.
Fourth Race-Capital City. lilo
(PauD, 13.4o, TOO, $40; Romper,
IS (Josiah), 500, $40; Pit. 105
(Fields), 2.30. Time: 2:11. British
Liner, Mandarin's Coat and Chief
Brown also ran.
Fifth Race-Aphie' Dear. 10i
(Smith), 1850. 740. $50; Mile. Da-
zie. 10s. (Scobie), $40, 40: Jouett,
1I2 (Pool), $40 Time: 1:i2 As.
woodtrap and Paul weidei also ran.
paul weidel fell and was de-
stroyed.)
sixth Race-Alverids. 112 (Pool>,
500, $50. 2.2o; Alta Gal. 107
(Fields). 4.20. 2.2o; Mise Crestwooi,
lis Gunsford), 2.1c. Time: 1908.
Fedora, Toney Sue, Dixie O'Day and
Bright Trash also ran.
Seventh Race-Aph, 106 (Poo;,.
$50, ESQ, 2.40; Repeater. Ill
dunsford), 4.2o. $50; Brotherly
Love, Ill Gyke), 40. Time: 1850
3-5. Grace Daugherty. Will o. the
Wisp, Nellie York, John +. Russell
and Clermont also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
HAMILTON RESULTS.

l.. First Race-Colossus. lis (Burke)
$40. 500. 40; Happy Buxton. liz
tBuxton), 40, $50; Pepper Tea. l04
(Jones), $40. Time. 101 3-5. China.
Tiger Empress. Canny Lady, High
C.. Ashlin. Back EN- Up. Bashful,
Big Noise, War Relief also ran.
Second Race-Dandy Blake, IA
| tBlake). $3.50, 1870. 7.55: Sea Tale.
1877 Weitch). $3.50. 1920: Max Mead
ows 13s phillips). SIS. Time.
4:0s As. Abdul. Smithfeld, Candle.
Cynosure. Superba also ran.
Third Race - YoeweII, 1I2
Mooney. $50. 2.S5. ass: oakling
% tx. Parriton), 4.1o. $40: Crown
of Gold, los Gancaster), $50. Time,
l:4s 3-6. Aunt Lin, Amut, Staten.
Somme also ran.
Fourth Race - Motor Cop, 1873
(Claver). $50. 3lO. ESQ; Ultra Gold.
81 (Gantner). $40. Sis: Mock
Orange. 100 (Anderson). 7.a5. Time,
l:lS 3-5. Brilliant Jester. Heren-
desy. Moody, Hidden Jewel. Car
mandale also ran.
Fifth Raee-Golden Sphere. l2r
Lancaster), $40. 3.35. 2.4o: Planet
l1s (Claver). $40. 2.35; Pimlico. 1ls
(Gregory), 2.S0. Time. 2:05 As.
Irish Jig, Buffer. Bruce Dudley also
ran.
sixth Race Hereafter, III
tEurke), 4.s5. 4.25. 3.15: Get En-, 1O7
holloway. $500. 1910: GalIopot, 80
Lang), $50. Time, 1:0s1-5. Toe
the Mark. The Decision. Rock Silk,
Nebraska, Rama, Enrico Caruso,
Harry Glover, Winchester, Mess Kit
also ran.
Seventh Race - winneconne, sS
tGantner), 1910. SOS. $40: Dixie
Carroll. ia (Mooney), 1850, s.25;
Citizen. 100 (Thurber), 40. Time,
1888 as. Roseate. Lady Luxury,
Rond. Crumpsall. Prospector, Diadi,
Fl. c. Basch. Sporting Chance, Cav
alcadour. The Englishman also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25

Carroll Electric Forfeits.
The Carroll Electric team for
feited to Western Union in the
Commercial League yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
Frenchmen Planning Fight
In Advance, Says Ring Critic
Descamps Refuses to Divulge Proteee's Final
Plans-Element of Surprise May
Figure Largely in Battle.
By ROBERT EDGREN.

MANHASSET Friday june 24-Carpentes training will be in
the practice time on Descaps and Car
pener always plan his nights advance Pierre Mae Carpenters
friend and companion outside of training hours Dempsey work
few days and its fair that Georges many on
Dempseys fighting style and condition
mat
Descamps myeousy smiles asked if Carpenter will have
special plan of battle The volatile manager waves his
hands, his shoulders mods his head several times with
be denied.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
SIXTH RACE.
For 3-year olds: maidens; six and ONE
er

L'Eclair. 10 &c 1. 4 to 1. to 1: Rhine.
stone. : to I, 9 to 4: KiilaIa. 8 to 5. Time.
l;is 40. start good; won easily: plsce
Trainer. =. Nexssvss. =
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25

hoooie dldnt meet much nlgn-
class company. and once the barrier
went up started on and was never
headed At the wire he was only
looping. Paul Jones grabbed the
place money. with Veto drawing
down the short end. Quite a few
daring souls wagered on Veto. and
after the finish sought the paddock.
where a cullud genrmun pumped
chilling aqua on their overheated
domes
There wasn't much pleasure after
the hnish of the first race, for Modo
was beaten This colt was looked
upon as the Moses that was going
10 lead the players into the land
OF winning bets. Mod didn't play
square. Though he carried a for
tune at to 5, he allowed himself
10 get shuffled about at the start
and thereafter was neveri n the
nunt The procession tearing down
ttne home stretch with no Modo in
front was one of the most aeoniz-
ing sights ever witnessed on any
race course. Violinist got home first,
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
LATONIA ENTRIES.

First Raee-S1,5oo; claiming; T.
year -olds and up; furlongs. Sweet
Liberty, Ruby, Frank F., l04; Belle
Of Elizabethtown, los; Portlight
Hondo. Different Eyes i0s: Ground
Swell, Ill Mabel G., 113; Youneed,
ia; Clintonville, George Starr, 116.
Also eligible: DR.. Carmen, 114: Miss
ed the Time, 113.
Second Race $1,000: maiden q
year-olds; fillies; S furlongs. Bill
and Coo. Contendon. Reliability. The
Colonels Lady, Modna, Mocking
Bird. Last Brush, Bright Leaf. Nc
Gees Pink, Nancy Lane, Georgette.
Lillian Mae B., 1l2. Also eligible:
Blue Deep, Ethel Vale. Riga. Fin
cry, liz.
Third Race-s1,4oo: claiming: 4
year olds and up; mile and an
eighth. Benecia, Rapid Stride. Nor
deck. 1903: Kallipolis, 105: Tanlac.
10s: Kingnsher. Col. Lit, Exhorter,
Corson. ia. d..
Fsarth Raee-s1. 500; claiming; .
year-ofds; 5 furlongs. Birdie c.,
90; Comedie D'Amour, 100: Deep
Sinker, 1902; Tamper, 104; William
olden, 1os; Col. Boy. 1os; Red Leaf,
Wayward Lady. 112.
Fifth Race 5000 added; Ten
Brock Handicap; 3-year-olds; mile
and a quarter. Petrarch, e5; Fire
brand, 100: Advocate, 104: Uncle
Velo, lot; Our Flag. 115; Raneoon.
123.
sixth Raee-s1,4o0; claiming: 4
year-olds and up; mile and eighth.
Nab. 1903; Jake Field, Lothair, Ade-
liza W.. 1os; Wave, Merchant, 10:
wadsworth's Last, 113; Gourmond,
l15.
seventh Race-s1.700; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; mile and a six
teenth. Dimples. 95: Marse John,
lo1; Harlock. Pastoureau. 104; Accel-
crate. los: Travesty. Sea Prince, f0s:
Sir Thomas Kean. 1o7; Kewpie
O'Neil. 109: By Golly. General Hais,
III; Mint Cat, ia. Also eligible:
Inquiry, SO; Ben Valet. 10I.
Carroll Electric Forfeits.
The Carroll Electric team for
feited to Western Union in the
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25

Regal Lodge. to 5, to 8. out; Devasta.
uon. even. 2 to 5; Gloomy Gus. TO 1,
Ims' 1:ss. Start good; won ridden out |;
place driving. wtnner-br.f. a. by lyenpo.
Oriana. Trainer. s. G. Hildreth
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

AoUEDUCT. L. l., June "a Seventh
day. Weather clear; track fast.
FIRST RACE,
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
Brightwoods Play Tomorrow

The Brightwood Club will meet
the Brentwood nine on the latter's
diamond tomorrow. All Brightwood
Mayors are requested to meet at
Eighth and Kennedy streets at
11:45. The Brightwoods wish to
arrange a game for Sunday. July 8.
Address Z. J. Lynch. 532s Illinois
avenue northwest; phone Columbia
ass4.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
Modo's Beating in Opening
Race Jolts Form Players
Violinist, Relay and Knot Grass All Lead
Favorite Home; Talent Finally Gets Over
A Winner as Seawold Takes Steeplechase.
By ED. cURLEY.

AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK June a-Knobbie carried the silks
OF the Raneoca stable gopng today the Olambaa
Handicap Aqueduct There wasn't much noushmen the
test for Knobb shot AT this disastrous stage of the
betting dying with wood alcohol
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
BERT COLL YER'S
SELECTIONS

One Best Bet Of the Day-our
Flag.
Best Take-a-Chsnee-olympus.
Best ParIey-Big Heart. Gladiator
and Princess PanAorsa place.
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.
First Raee-Ruby. Ground Swell,
Clintonville.
Second Rsce-Brfsht Leaf. The
onel's Lady, Entry.
Third Race-CoL Lit, Exhorter.
kingnsher.
Fourth Race-wm. Oidt. Way
ward Lady, Red Leaf.
Fifth Race-our Flag, RanRoon.
Petrarch.
sixth Raee-Gourmasd, wads-
worth's Last, Lothair.
sevesth Race-Miat Cat, ny Gel
ly, Gen. Haig.
Best Bet-Our lag.
HAMILTON SELECTIONS.
First Race-Im Frank. Titaaia.
Charlie Leydecker.
Second Race Algonquin, Sir
Clarence, Royal Visitor.
Third Race-John Kosher, Social
star, King Trojan.
ourth Race-Lucky r., King
Thrush. slippery Elm.
Fffth Raee-whitney Entry. Oga-
rite, Captain scott.
Sixth Race-Madge F. Bolster,
BaIadin.
seventh Rae-Broom Peddler,
Austral, Madronna.
Best Bet-Lucky b.
AaUEDUCT SELECTIONS.
ir.t Race-Grass Tree, Fair vir-
gfnia. Little Patsy.
second Race - Elmer johnson.
Crest Hill. Say which.
Third Race-Oly mpus, Big Heart,
Mustard Seed.
ourth Rsee-John r. Grier, GIsdi-
ator, Yellow Hand.
Fifth Race-American Boy, Devil
Dog, LSkross.
sixth Race-Chatesu Thierry, Ten
Buttons, Fluff.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-18

Washington and the state fuel ad
ministrator.
The anthracite production, un.
like bituminous, continued at a
comparatively high rate, the output
for the week Of July 2 being 1885,.
900 tons net, an increase OF 21,OOO
tons over the previous week. While
much Of this tonnage has been
shipped 10 the West, the North.
west and Canada, the Eastern mar.
kets have been stocking heavily
preparatory for a heavy fall de,
mand, which even now Is fairly &C.
tive for stove and egg sizes and
equally as slow for steam sizes.
District Institute
The Clarksburg district mining in
stitute will hold a meeting in the
Harrison county court house at
Clarksburg on Thursday evening,
July 81, beginning at Z O'Clock.
There will be a general discussion.
Deeds Recorded
AT Clarksburg on Saturday a deed
was placed on record which con-
veys 106 acres Of Pittsburgh coal
to the Clearwater Coal company by
the Consolidation Coal company.
The consideration Is $685. 32.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-18

|s d Mitisr Wa initfaeted to ese
ahlish this limo and kko ono on
Besghtea street over Whieh theFes
h4d been soma controversy
NanGlidet aflled that theS
board walk on View street Dc
proved. Director Arhett VIII
after this matter
Complaint was made that sew
persons about the city who
building property are encroat
on the city property aud steps
be taken to correct this mayter+
Attorney Robert Reed Rppeafs
before the board aud asked
the alley to the ear OF the III
Hutchinson property on FairtnattN
avenue be graded. The matter
will be looked into at once.
Ordinance No. s. !proposeh
the board for the purpose OF ras
ing au additional levy OF 30 cents
on the one hundred dollars proper
ty valuation was read for the first
time this morning. This ordinancAi'
Is for the purpose Of raising funds
for general purposes, same levy
having been raised last year by aA
similar ordinance. This levy does
not increase the levy over that o.
last year.
Building permits were granted
as follows: To Steve Maronick m
build a two room residence on %
land street to cost 5000: to John
GilIett to build a residence pnsthe
Boulevard, SAINT TO cost $3.b00i to
John P. Giddett to build q tempo
rary building at the same lpcationt
game to cost $3.50; To John Vito
and Vincent Donoforo to build al
business building Of brick and tile
on Columbia street, same to cost
$4,000: to Anthony Bowen to build
a three room cottage to the rear OF
his residence on Morgaptown ave.
nuc, to cost $500; to dominica Gar
zia to build a residence on Bon
View avenue, same to cost $1,000
to ". j. Hawkins To build q 1orA
shop on Ridgely avenue to
500.
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QUESTIONS
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Questlons

Questions
How long did ZimrI reign?
2-Howd did he die?
3-Who relgned over Israel af-
ter ZImri?
What was the name of this
successors son?
5-What record Is given OF the
city Of Jericho during this sons
reign?
s-what position did Obadiah
hold?
What kind act had he per-
formed when a wicked queen slew
the Lords prophets?
Sat the time Of the three
years drought of Israel, how many
times did Elijah have to ask before
his prayer for rain was granted?
9-What lesson is shown in
this?
10-Was Elijah a supernatural
being or subject to human faults?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
1-Jeroboam set UP Idol wor-
ship in Bethel and Dan, thereby
keeping the ten tribes together.
Bethel was In the tribe OF
Benjamin.
S-Jacob had his dream Of the
ladder between earth and heaven
while In Bethel.
Jacob distinguished Bethel
by building an altar there.
5-When Israel worshipped
idols under Jeroboam's influence,
God sent a prohet to open their
eyes.
6-When the prophet condemn
ed Israel, Jerobonm put out his
hand to seize him.
when Jeroboam tried to seize
the prophet. his arm became stiff.
ened and dried up.
THE prophet prayed and the
arm became normal again.
9-zimri was a captain Of Elah's
and son Of Baasha.
10-Zlmrl killed Elah, the third
successor OF Jeroboam.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-18
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