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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
Big ENGLISH COAL
STRIKE CONTINUES
BUT the END NEAR
Labor QuarreIS In Hour Oh
Crisis.
tsy International News servlce.)

London. Aprn l6-The great Goa
strike continues. but its end is be
ueved in sight because the hack
bone of the mower of the labor
CODY upon which the miners count
ed to win their battle has been broll
en-. The triple alliance was no long
or an alliance today but a disrnpt
ed organization of 1000 600 men
wayering between bitter disappoint
ment. omen revolt and wild eyed
amazement Their leaders had
ouarreled In the hour OF supreme
erieis and Premier Eovd George
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
SAM GNWPERS
WEEDS AGAIN

10y UNCONVENTIONAL News 5erVIce.J
New YORK. thHil Is Samuel Com
pers is married again Despite elab-
borate plans to keep the second
matrimonial venture Of the aged Ia
bor leader-he is II years old from
public notice. il became known in
the last minute and the press how
crod in the lobby of the Hotel Wood.
ard when Judge Robert Wagner,
longtime friend, performed the
ceremony making Mrs Gertrude
Glsayes Ne1scheler. Of New York.
tie wife Of the president OF the
tmesiean Federation OF Labor. The
bride Is IS wears old aud is 2 daugh.
tar Of ThorGs ! Gleavcs. Of Zqnes-
lilo. q.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
SUSPECT Sims.
(sy international News s.rvIee.)

London. April l6.-Newspapers
saturated with parafin were discoy-
cred in an aisle Of Westminster Alb
hey this morning. Scotland Yard
Immediately began an investigation
on the theo-v that the papers may
have been placed there by Sim
Fainers plotting incerdiarism.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
PHOTO MEETING.

Mr. Harry Smith, the wen known
photographer Of West King street.
will leave Monday for Baltimore,
where he will attend the Middle
States Photographic Convention.
photographers convene Monday and
remain IN session four days The
association comprises the leading
photographers OF the East.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
FORMER RESIDENTS HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Moses B. Kilmer.
both former residents of this conu-
~, now living in Bell Plain, Kansas,
are here for visit Of several weeks
with relatives and friends in the
county and city. They left the sec
ton about thirty-five years ago, and
have not been here for a visit for
ten years
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
PEOPLES TRUST
PAINTS BLDG.

The PEOPLES Trust Company build.
ing has been frightened and improv.
ed this week by coat OF paint over
the entire frontage on Burke and
Queen streets. in white and yellow
tones The work was done by Char
les Hollie and Son. this citv. Some
remodeline is also being done by
the bank TO the rooms in the rear
formerly used by the World Publish
ing Company. the office having bcen
rented now 10 Roy Grove.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
KANSAS VISITOR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Kilmer, OF
Bellplane, Kansas, arrived here this
morning and will spend several
weeks visiting friends and relatives
They left Martinsburg 80 years age.
but make occasional visits to their
former home.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
NO HOSPITALITY.
(Bv international News ScrVice.1

Washington. April l6 The Uni
ted States will show no hospitality
for any proposals from soviet Rus
STA. either with regards to recogni
ton or trade, while Americans are
still held prisoners in Russia, it was
learned at the state Department to
11N
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
TEAM FROM CHARLES TOWN.

The decree team of Tuscarora
Lodge, No, "a. |. o. o. F.. will go
In Charles Town on Thursday night
next, and confer the first and see
ond degrees on a large class of can
didates
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
NO SALES TAX.

(By international fVews serVice)
Washington, April 16-"There
will be no sales tax imposed by Con
gress." said House Republican lead
er Mondell today In disposinG OF ru
mors that the advocacy Of the tax
was causing Republican dissension.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
LrrfN1loN woopMEhl

An members u Berkeley Camp
40. ,, Wooaaeu OF the World are
requested 10 attend meeting which
will be old N O. NJ Ramseys furni.
ture store AT o'clock Monday even
ing. as business of importance de-
mands teution
PAUL HDRIzoG. Clerk
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
soNpsMEN WITHDRAW.

Because OF the withdrawal Of
their bondsmen William Crowell
and Ernest Jordan, indicted for rob.
berry at Nipetown, wore compelled
TO go to jail today to await trial
in Circuit Court here at the term
which opens on Tuesday.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
HERRIck ACCEPTABLE.
by international News Service,

Paris, April 16.- Myron T. Herrick
is acceptable to France as ambas.
sador from the United States, Pre-
mier BRAND today informed the
american government. Mr.. Herrick
was American ambassador in Paris
II The outbreak Of the war.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
EVERY DAY

We receive wonderful bargains In
Mons and Boys Shoes and Cloth
ing all priced to you at prices you
would never think possible.
THE HUB, 14t NJ. Queen st.
lip Il
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16

Councillor A II. Stanley ard See
rotary Charles II Pitzer issued no
tice 10 members that business Of i'm
portanee demands their attendance
a Monday nights meeting of Coun-
ell No. 35, Jr. o. L, A. NJ. Is Up ct
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
AT GREEk-AMER ICAT

Homemade chocolate almonds Csc
pound; Best Ice Cream made soc
quart fayors; Brick Ice Cream
55c quart, Homemade cream-nut
Caramels SOC pound.
IS Up u GREEh N,'H''t W
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
g ARE: KILLED AND HUNDREDS ARE INJURED
WHEN TORNADO SWEEPS OVER ARKANSAS;
HOMES DESTROYED IN PATH OF THE STORM
Practically The Entire Northwest Is Storm Lashed-Deep
SnoWS-Hgh GaeS-Weather Bureau Reports Storm Is
Travelling EaSWard-WorSt For This Season In Years.
2y International News Service.

-
-.tl- Rock. Ark April 16.-Re-
aching Little Rock early to-
u8leate that SO persons were
led aud scores njured in tho tor
lido which swept Over southwest
IN Arkansas late Yesterday. Prop
lily damage will be enormous and
- attempt has as YET been made
estimate il. Relief work already
begun Il some of the stricken
stricts. The twister swept a dis
#9i"t 26 miles long and several
lilies wide, travelling almost the en-
ire length of Hampstead county. II
originated rear Texarkana and It
vas there the heaviest loss Of life
and damage was reported Eleven
persons were reported early today
70 have been killed at Texarkana,
50 injured and many homes destroy
ed The death toll in the vicinity
OF Hope was reported shortly after
3 o'clock at 30 with many inl'..
ed and hundreds OF homes demOl
shed Wire communication is down
in practically all OF the devastated
points ard only meaere reports We're
available early today A report
reaching here from Prescott said
that several are dead there and the
fatality list is still incomplete. Re-,
cue workers reported niHa dead in
me Vlcihliy OF StIudeIt IN the ke'
/ fsiFer distFIet qlaeh properly aanaee
IS reported. rive members OF the
FAMILY 81 ChalieS zones we've re
.orieu kiliea. hepoFtS reaeA, le
mere inalcale tAat the poraer d'S.
tfict OF ! eXas suffered heaVy cas-
aaities anu uamasP. 9ete,dI are re-
po-teu aead dt poIh AtIaHtd anu
iIel' ms " rec 10 'iiis SET
non are Gown however ana only
1heasre fe.''tta nave eeeh received.
'EaVoc In wave
Hope, =AFE., aprll u hirty-tWo
kho"n aeau IN s''Ateaa couht
6nndreas O! hesa}os wrecked VIE
conlmunieat'on Win iie Cuisine
world cut Off, trains DELAYED ana
hhodfeds OF wounded was the OH.
clai ton az CLOCK TO-DAY from the
tornado which late Yesterday swept
through sontHWest9rn Arkansas TIE
tracy 81 j"e A3eScllai racine ran.
Dad at Shea4efd VeFe tarn IN
|Ehen the t&isj'f. demoIisaing
houses III IT'S wake. swept north
(WeSt from that Htile town.
watching L7aes'
( thl'ase. Ahfa 49, lose WatcA
lNas beng kent by coast guard sta.
tons HE the southern end OF
y axe 3.l can tad for vessels
lfnay he IN distress as result OF
! q
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
viii SOON MOVE.

II is now expected that the Shen.
andoah Valley Bank and Trust Co.
will be able 70 move into their hand
some new building or South Queen
strset, within the next two weeks
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
SUGGESTIONS AS TO FUNERALS
by the
ASSOCIATION OF AIARTINSRI RG


WHEREAS There seems to he no definite un-
derstanding in our community as to the proper
conduct Of funerals the Minister'S Association Of
Martinsburg recognizing that there is no event
which touches he heart 20 deeply and calls for 50
much deicacY Of taste and proprictY, and
WHEREAS, Embarrassment and unnecessary
burdens are often imposed upon those responsible
for conducting funerals. We hereby respectfully
suggest:
l. That as Sunday should be observed pre-
eminently as day for worship and rest, Sunday
funerals should be avoided except when unusual
circumstances make it necessary o. when recon-
mended by the Board of Health.
H. That, in keeping with the present day
standards for the safeguarding Of health and in con
sideration of the feelings of the sorrowing, we re-
quest that the casket should not be opened in the
church.
H. That the funeral service Of other organ
zations, when such participate, should take place
after the completion Of the service OF the church
CO.. ted by the Minister
Respectfully submitted,
THE MINISTER'S ASSOCIATION.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
PYTHlANs VISIT.

$ dozen or more local Pythiane
Friday night visited Kearney Lodge.
Chambersburg, and witnessed the
comforting Of the fist rank upon q
class Of - candidates, including Is
from Carlisle
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
hIT -NTIoN SMOKERS.

Have hand quantity of the
Watt B.aaj jgars, recognized stand
ard smoke throughout the entire
country 7ry store YOU visit ask
for "The att" II pleases.
=. L. GEORGE. Distributor.
4 Is IS is - 20 q m
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16

Mr. and NJ y. e. Ramsey. Of
Spottswood Virginia. returned to
their home today after spending sew.
7"'al days rs the guests of their
sons. Messrs. Oscar and Ohio Ram
sew. this CITY
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
COAL

W. t'e prices oH Goa
now sac their lowest for nett
winter coal
Both Phones, 2. X. HALL
All In If
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
FOR SALE.

We still have a small quantity o
Nitrate of Soda and Sulphate Of Am
monia for sale at cost.
AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS
Bell phone 405
! l3 4 IN
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
FRulr TREES FoR SALE.

II you are thinking Of buying fruit
los this spring read the Mountain
Z iaw Nursery Co.'S advertisement in
the For Sale" columns Of the Jour
nal. 4 Is 16 IS - II
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16

You will eventually buy nov
pair Of Oyfords or Shoes. Try a
pair NJ beacon Shoes" AZ
THE HUB, ~ N. Queen St.
In II
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Y NJ.
G. A. will meet at the Y. NJ G a
Monday night at o'clock. A full
is urged
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RIVER PACK FOR REM.

Call or write ]. q. stehley, Owner
Ealing Waters. w. Va. Is 1p 2t
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16

! Wash lG Tile storm
= hat ~. 3e middle Missis-
Eippi vll nnee northeast
ward arr 4 by general precip.
Patton n tbe states east Of TIE
fiss'sSia.i during the next "a hours.
ha WeaAaar Bureau announced TO-.
ay - a~ weather Will follow the
torn sther bureau predicts.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
MOTORCYCLE SHOE.

II c. Brooks has opened 2 motor
cycle shop on Fast Martin street
where he is selling machines orie
inally used in the army but which
have been rebuilt throughout
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16

F3r II 9 nscer and pay IS cents
every two weeks.
ALWAYS GELfAsLE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
lasS Nol q >kl> sEr SrvrrN
Nttt> DAYS skr come

PARIS. N,s. ca--rl,,sse unlcNVsy at,
~ sa.AscRrS u sNsi aro - much ns,xc
lsaeas ~ Sla-Ng - SNsas law IN WINTER.
SAN sva,S u rNs>l lAc sa,ass4 All.
= nav Sss aig, 4, ~ CNtly a, H. l-'ss.
- SNaNV g,sas u hsNN ~ watch =
: ~ ~ NsesV ,nlsssaSlS TIA, lscsty
sSsa ~ Ss-ssS e,Shal.s yNsaN haNc
~ asr hstAc a,cgN lssa ana Alilc
assS,sC SseA
FsEss SSSorc S,sersef that IVA aFcnS
,AtgAg Ss~ls ~AicA asc 49, stcA aud
,s.A, sAas - e,s tRc S~us~ u tho ~
o. tN~la~Ss .~AlcA Sac,sue> Son,sss
blss,l ~ SNsar CSNsg@ssc WY nsc, nSse,
u yypa ess,1 iSNs =, i~el, thru yca
wa gs,e6gv sac V~nta,.,Sn w asans ssaa
wassS, ~, sssc es~n IN y .s,lc eAe IN
tslN1 q Ns,,g ana - n hgal, ftaa
SseiO az esNn suso thc water and
NaSA wa sScc ~ ~ laiNlatv vllhcS
N.sh e Ns,,ssa3 sup
tSge b sssd G,ae,> lgsA l,al --t,ees zee
tcsssco@ial IN = SASS ~ water, Dash
SAc mixssue ~ yNssg ;ac0 GA,,ins u
SJS assSs~aras,
lios wascS. wy hc,. " g,ea tcA
CO a A,sAC sg1ay aud dash the a.,
WE'VE against WAR tSs~c. \ tcw aNess
~ >g.cSar ~ assSsnScsl S<lci water
ss.asa u sisc sSasa VIII uassc Il morc
,tfSsNc,
SocA tsca,nsca, - Slso h,lpfal IN
Scsas awNS MIA esN,wn SU,s Which
sssrSascs ass~ar uatsr Shc cycs and
y, sAc srAc ~ thc Saso mar tho hair
Inn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
Mrs, \ !, CAlnwEil.
E>tkktNl>S EkllNsk CllR

MIS-. \, ], caldwell was hoS,css 10
the mcalsrS " thc harrtson SlN,c,
fss.lsc club a, hcC honc ~ lsla liar,
liSa S,vcl.
Garhcn iiowrsS and rcyas WV usSl
tr grS0s.Oa ihcaaghVal thu cn,rg,ain.
WA rsNS whcfN tour tal,l,S u llav,
~ cnty,~l hstlrr ec,wecn the hOars
"a J and = cNl,sce. Mis-, r,Nncy Chlsasa
cutting ,Ac g0cS, prtsc ~ a hcAu,lfal
hand cnslSNsAcyca cara tahlc cOvor.
~h.sc ,hc club pgise, a sscok ~ eil,.ssls~
playing oaNls. VAS wca ~ Mrs, !. W.
N~AiV.
A, oNl,Sk cov,yS WV laid icr a
allCs0as salad csatsc nV thu club
n'cml-ss and ,hs lOllOwlng guests; Mes.
eamrs :, n Hc,sA !, a, Mctam,Vcs.
fncS ChlSana, ", u, nNsray, Glcnn
H'WNa, ". a. HS,cS. q n, overly and,
L. n H,NNa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
RNSMEll. SOCIETN,

flnNl plans are now ,slng made tor
the ,cn,h annual convention of tho
New McX,co NNluN,ion u womcn's
Clubs, which h tn h. held In this ci,y
,ic,"hcr -, -, y, !, " fil,lng ,ha,
thu anniversary should bV vl~hratri
IN thu vi,y whrc thu first vonNcn,lon
was held and clasaa,e plans rf the
,n,e ,alnmcm II thu >isilms arc now
heing madc Thvw wil n"t he u dull
moNcn, dnrln. The convra,lon, and a
lasxr nua'lst " klrsn,cs irm all SEQ
tlons VI the state viii ~ prscn,, The
details Vt the Mg affair a~ hclne hsn
Dlc>i primarily ny the Roswell wom'
ems clnh, cWnpoNSl I aso working
msmlsIs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
@}ecie{!&
AlvAn n, MEYER

cNplalnc,l tia, they ac To star, on =
,,,ar hunt and the Vnc who finds the
nsoSt dcarS viii. 10 coarssN he awarded
prisc Tor his ptVweSs
As ,ach vil Is toand she should g,ve
Ter slir 20 rapcr 10 the boy who finds
her, Aud whce thcy have all bccn
iOand the lad who has tho NOR, slips
NJ palsC l. g,Vca the lais,, whtch
should ~ snsnc Kind " an animal hook.
Al ,hc S,N,SV hour thu quests should
~ mNi,~l 10 dining NsOn which
has Sssn cVnNctsrl into a fosvS, There
omWng ,hc loaVcs and branches zach
eoN h tod To t.nd pampkn and
WIN u,
In oNch pumpkin - of COURSE, a
dainty oOX containing s0nnF tor
,WW rhe y,,ONls. e courSs, must haVc
tsN'a Scra~Ni oa,, Tho diners u, ~ the
flow tN VAt,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
Large Crowds Are
Present at Burial
OfClarendonM Men

CLARENDON, Twas, ocL sN--rhe
iOln, funeral 81 Private E,ncs, L. Nel.
son aud frs, scrE~an, Auevn y, Clark
was held In the Methods, churvh here
yesterday beforc onc " the larrcs,
ctuwNls ever assembled there Tho
sctvlccs were conducted by the soldiers
" the American Legion, and Rev, W,
a. Foster, pastor % the Presbyterian
church. assisted ~ REV, J, A, smith,
pastor IL the Baptist church. with full
military funerals Cor zach and a Ma.
sonic burial Cor Serscant Clark,
Hvcry business house In Clarendon
closd fOr the Survives Capt. y. A.
simpson, who ,cerul,cd the lo,al com'
Iany, of which 10th the dead soldiers
WV mcmecrs, srekc icellnsly u his
association with l0,h mcn. d,Nhrlag
thu, Sergeant Clark as his nrs, ser
gran, had tccn his right arm during
thclr stay in Hance, II N Known that
thrSc ,wo men had the last meal Clark
a,,N In a Shcll hole. ea,lng togc,hcr out
u thu SNmc dish and drinking from the
ssmc cup, Rev. fos,cr rad letter
from Clark 10 his mother which threw
hem ~ the character 10 the man.
Can't. simpson told incidents IN the life
" Nelson cN.ming under his ohscrya tim
which WAS characteristics 81 the man,
tia, his expression was u haven't 80,
any ktck comln.," that h. would carry
on,
Nc,Son was transferred later IN the
,snd Division whrro he saw fighting
aud Clark s,ayy>i with his company 10
thc hs,
haa,sfal neral d,Nora,icns wrrc Pre-.
sra,sS, enc tcins the name 20 the Com.
,any ~, iIsnd infantry. tyr Clark. and
a Rainbow Tor NelSOn.
The lccsi ncwslsapcr rs~clvcd So IN
cash with letter slgnca hy the ku
klaS klan ask.n. that wtca,hs 10 rar.
chascd I've each caskct.
-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
TO CHURCH OFFICIALS:
FRIDAY Is LAST DAY

NsaaS Al y N, u the last tlay
ss.lHss,esS and ohOir aaoClMs can
ces secsr Jvgalar Sunday announce,
aeass IN ,Ae Aaaaull0 lAAily Ncws.
NJ cAatNrA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. whether
~ ssNnsoaS, msstc pN.esams ysO0ng
~~lstcs SccrSscS. ~ MNafcA's ~.
ssste1~S, meSt ~ typewriter aud
aaSs ~ IN ny | 0NAo~k IN ,hc after,
N~a " ,ec NsAay providing the
S1aciNy "a WAs,A tRcy Sre IL 10
pstliSAsA.
liz Noes u giAa ~ pal,l.sA all
cAasNe AnRoeucNasents. ~, gsNat ~
ssTase j. catSsse1 Whca lhoSc an.
NoSas~e,NO,S Str lgvugAs IN later
tANn ! y. m. ~ Friday and when
sasN SN RCs ,SlVWtt,,ta. hcacc thc
ncS~~SstS u c>sal.lsAlng this rule.
III s-Nsr'a ~ wAsrA the church an,
Ne&,SNsera,~ u pr.p,sSa u - 10 ~
r4Nss ~ Friday evenings,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
ruuOgHON

SsSa, ,AeaAess rsl ANA c,cs,lS hang
NsU
NNS ~ lN,A u hfc twilight,
IA, ! S,usCs>c aleag IN nv darkness
~, asosfa u tto uysNins Nghi.
rN~ FSsnS aeat ,acNn IN laipdiNg SlosNl.
ApA lNgo NsaiSsl - saSrN ShNAl
lsss va vNNS 80 .asl thc ulsAh,nine
aaSf-
~ psusg,sN ~ rAsh lhc s,,al.
Meo OsEsS "a sey s,rssvsc Noa blasting
S,guc
Thsl cts.ra ~ SeaScs'S g,Ow,
wsra sfrS AVN u ,hc rtSns glosy
f,.ss r.aScsSNNos sun ~ shv~,
lNssA ~ and IN, Nth oSNS unalmNc>l.
Ivan f--sd SNar AsNts u soECsw
Mirn wa knvN tsS, ssh TIN SaN viii
tsSr
" ~. l~Na - NV rsMSuNw,
,.ANah n Never.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
DEXTER SCHOOL IS
READY FOR PUPILS


Srss,al 10 rhs News
ROSWELL. y, NJ, CT, sO,--rhc new
$4,000 Dexter schcl bultltnr has Just
heen completed, aud has hccn acc,pl'
al nv thc School @Nni This IN enc
q, the ecst buildings at It's Kind In this
~ctivn " the state and Is complete
and mchfn IN ,N"ly particular ha'
gclman also boasts " a new building.
It's coS, be,ns marty $4,000, nu,h build
lngs arc at hrlck and conow,c, two
a,otiCs, and fl,,cd With modctn appa
,alns, Dexter and iiarerman folks are
Justly proud VI ,hVlr new buildings,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
\ HeNR MNr WHICH ENps N
\ lukkc~r SUFFER-.

lss Sens ~ u = acar hun, party.
-, Ass ssr s~,Ss and ssr,s u sNnsc ssra.
Ia,v,y. ,Ae sstls al~'a, u minutes ahead
~ sAN toysD
l>a,A lass sAcala ~ gsVcn a slip q
l,Srer ursa hcr arrival hcr name
sl,saA ~ WFsS,yn ~ u and thsn she
sA,aI,a ~ raa ~ hide Scnscwhcre in
III hass,
WAra thc esvs ayrsNV a ghoss al the
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-02-03

DR.. M. f, Welch was business vis-
itor at Stevenson, Wash, yesterday.
Will take limited number of pupils
! for class in shorthand and tipping.
Mrs. C. A. Westran. Box 667f City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Graft have re-
turned from Southern California where
they spent the last several winter
months.
Members of st. Mary's Catholic
church and friends enjoyed pleasant
card party at the home of Mr.. and
Mr.. Theodore Haas Tuesday evening.
Judge Wilson will call special ses-
sion of circuit court today to hear the
case of Rigby versus Mitchell and
| Henderson. involving allegations as to
a trusteeship.
| Two bowling teams of the Multno-
nah Club will roll matches here next
Sunday with teams of Hood Rivers
| bowling league. A five-man team will
bowl against picked aggregation of
local men beginning at 2 30 p. m.
This match will be followed by five
games between House and Kruse,
local men, and Goodwin and Konz,
of Portland. On Sunday. February 13,
the local men will roll return five
games on the Portland alleys.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Amer
lean Legion will hold its regular meet
ing in the Library hall next Saturday
at $50 p. m. Plans for membership
drive during the months are to be dis
cussed. The unit now has 84 members
out this should be much greater.
Those eligible should consider it an
honor. The unit has $500 in the treas
ury which is the Legion building fund
and to be added to from time to time.
The Auxiliary is to be praised for its
work since its organization eight
months ago.
Although the business of the big
retail lumber concern during 1920 set
new record despite the high cost of
materials, and the resulting slackening
in building, Frank Davenport, Jr.,
local manager of the Tum-A-Lum
Lumber Co., who is just back from a
convention of branch managers, de.
clares that all of the 81 such officials
are looking forward to an increased
building activity this year. The con-
vention was held at Walla, Walla
Wash, headquarters of the retail lum-
ber concern, the largest of its kind in
the Northwest.
A pen of Single Comb Rhode Island |
Red chickens, consisting of four pull
lets, hatched last April. and a cock
erel, displayed at the feed store of
Kelly Bros is attracting attention by |
their laying. In eight DAYS the birds
have produced 25 eggs. Their average
now is better than three eggs a day. |
The chickens. owned by l.. S. Aims
worth, were hatched from eggs Sc
cured from the Avalon Poultry Farm
of s. j. Frank. whose hens have won
honor at Northwestern egg laying con-
tests.
Hood River folk are at variance over
what may be the results from the
groundhog's observations yesterday. |
Some declare that the woodchuck |
emerges from his den at II a. m. for
his annual forecast of the subsequent
six weeks. Others declare the hour as
high noon. If the former hour was
chosen yesterday by Sir Marmot he
hastened again into his winter refuge,
for the sun, following a morning OF
continual downpour, shone brilliantly
for few moments. At high noon
the sun was again close veiled by rain
clouds,