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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-17
CEREMONIAL AT MoReANToWN

Morgantown. Sept 16.--Arrange.
ments have been practically com
pleted for the fall ceremonial SEES.
sion of Osiris Temple of Wheeling,
Mystic Shriners, which will attract
several thousand Shriners form
Northern West Virginia and Western
Pennsylvania to Morgantown on No
vember %. The ceremonial has been
arranged for the day before Thanks
giving so that many of the visitors
may stay over for the West Virginia
Washington and Jefferson football
game,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-17

Mrs. Elsie Stewart, West King
street, has in her possession what
is considered a strikingly beautiful
chrysals, found in some lumber
that was sent for her new barn in
the county. The specimen has a
brilliant half-circle Of black and
gold near one end, and is delicate
shade of green. To develop the but
terhy she is keeping the chrysalis
in some foliage on her lawn.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-17
r. s. sPiLMAN ELECTED

Charleston, Sept. 15.--R. S. Spill
man, of the law firm of Price,
Smith. Spilman & Clay, Of this
city. yesterday was elected presi-
dent of the West Virginia state
board Of law examiners. He sue
ceeds II. c. Jones. dean Of the law
school, who resigned. J. w. Wander
wort. Parkersburg, who was APP
pointed by the state supreme court
to fill the vaea~cy caused by Dean
Jones resignation. is attending the
meeting of the board here to eN-
anime applicants for the bar.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-17
DRY CHIEFS
TO REPORT
tBy International Ncws Service,


Washington, Sept l6.-Disturbed
over the spread of liquor lawless-
ness and utter failure Of the dry
law machine to cope with It. Pros
hlbltion Commissioner Haynes to-.
day ordered Il probe Of all State en-
eorcement organizations. in order
to fix blame for present demoraliza-s
ton In enforcement matters Cons
missioner Haynes after two months
survey on his new job shot out =
QUESTIONABLE by wire to directors,
which is expected to bring forth
probably the most Illuminating se-i
ries Of reports on VoIstead law
facts, that can possibly be complied
on them, since the national prohib-
ition amendment became elective.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-17
SHEPHERD COLLEGE
STARTS OUT WELL

Shepherd College State Normal
School began its fall semester We'd
nesday under very favorable cir
cumstances, with the gratifying en-
rollment Of 122--and more students
coming in. The prospects for a good
school year are most excellent.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-17
Autumn Coats

In beautiful new materials, and
showing the new sleeves and
new and distinctive lines
throughout. The mannish, plain
tailored models are making
quite stir, and the semi-ft-
ted models belted across the
front. We are also showing
some soft, loose, wrappy mod
els-the kind that will serve
the practical woman in the
evening as well as the daytime.
In brown. taupe. blue and
black. Some with collars of fur,
also embroidered models among
them.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-17
She PREFERS MAN
WITH AUTOMOBILE
Frederick Grass Widow
Pines For Mate 3.

The men of Hagerstown have
charming ways, without a doubt.
They seem to attract the ladies, not
only in Washington county, but in
Frederic. county, Md, as well. Sew
eral tnes the Hagarstown papers
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-17
VI overtime work.

Heads Of some of the organiza-
tons recently cautioned members
to conserve their resources in
preparation for a Showdown"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
Stories Of ns'-.
Great Scouts s..s.
G W,,trtn .rNret VnIcn
UNCLE DICK WoorroN, KEEP.
Err or rNe GATE IN
MOUNTAINS"

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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
Cure Ser Flat Fest

Are you nat.footedf II you DOM
know, the next time you take . bath,
observe the impressions that your wel
feet make. II your feet are noemal,
there will Be Q narrow line from hesl
to toe On the outsids: u they are dat
The entire bottom q The foot viii
Ghow.
How can yoa cure aat-footsdness,
Buy q handful of marbles. place then
IN Two rows. and start picking thsA
vp with your toes. To DO this 20
must curl up your toes: - Q resell
the muscles Il the feet will b s19
dssd and thereby strengtheoed.-Pop
ulsr Science Monthly.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
Okl.AMONAS SCHOOLS
SHOW LARGE GRWWTN
system has Mr., rhau lAuh,,,, IN
>'rr IN tcN Nca,N

~" m, 'as' IN rvrdmti.t IN III.
'N'uu ts shuWu bN tN i'r,irra,
'"n'rs W $50 AMI ,nsu wrs ~ 4
p', .'", NA,l, ,ao ,b,,,a,, "a ,ac
number "i children vt school age
Vas 3n rvr cen,
IN lplo thcr, wrrr >.ouu teachers
IN the public schnuls vi Oklahoma
In ,e:o uete were ls,sio teach
otS, ui Wht,h numhrr 2.llg werr
tca,h,ng IN high svhools In ,egu
'h"rc M"ir s.ops ,cachcrs holding
ttrs' rtadr rcr,iuca,.s and hr,,rr.
nhd y, HoS holdms srcund and third
grade -r'ii'ca,"s. In ls?o there
Wei" e,s"o teachers holdins firs,
grade c",tttiva,os and hc,,cr aud
! a,'b" holding s"cund aud third grade
certificates u Will bc soon from
this statement, ,ha, while W. ha,r
almos, doubled uur teaching force IN
ten ycars, al, VI the ea,n has been
vi the better type teachers, and ,ha,
there are actually tower oi the ser.
ond and third grade class than there
wctc ten wears ago.
There are t.2sh oneJeachcr
schools IN oklahoma q, this time: #:
l,2l1 two.teachcr schools; tal three.
teacher schools, l22 four teacher
schools, and 223 schools having tive
or more teachers. making a ,o,a, Of
6,lsS schools in which no four.year
hieh school Is maintained. TO which
we add Sos more high schools In
which four.year course is main.
tained and fully accredited making q
grand total of s.is3 schools,
In lso, there were Approximate
ly s accredited high schools. In 1871:
there were ~ accredited high school,
of record In 1899 there were 30,
four.year accredited high schools,
The first consolidated school wa,
organized In oklahoma in 1909. II
1918, fifteen years later. there wer'
only 5s consolidated schools Thrc,
years later We have 32,. The aver
age area of a consolidated school dis
tr,cs is 3S square miles. The aver
age building has eight rooms, Tn,
cost OF transportation is 30 per cen
Of the entire operating expenses
Teachers salaries average thre,
times the cost of the transportation
The receipts and expenditures ~
the public schools in 1910 and 1922
were as follows:
State appropriations: 1910. 500.
olo.5o: 1920. Sl.Ss3.5S5.S2,
Distric, tax: 1910. $i.323.6to.ll
1929, sli,653.1s>.6l
other sources; 1910. $&.l3O,9&e
~; 1890. Sls.l22.3,o6l.
Total receipts: 1910. ss.l?&.5s2.Sa
1920, s32.699.755ol
Total expenditures; 1910. $500
i5o.3?; ls2o. Sc?.S?6.sis57.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
lat insertion November -,
an Insertion l~c"mhrr ~
<ivttte ~ rN\ NEtN
'r\rE Ot uk,.A,luMA. COZ NTN

~ nRNAN ~
No,lc" II hcNhv given that tn"
undcrs,encd " Nnwnr did on the
i day W NoNcmhcr a " 1919 NJ
the county Tr"Rsu,rr's office IN the
Guy d nurant. said County and
state. purchase n, public auction the
following dcscrthrd lot, pa,ccl or
tract " land. situated IN nryan
County and state " Oklahoma, la.
wit
lot block 90 W.M End Heights
tor the sum NJ Three and :; 100 Dol.
lars for the taxes due ON said pro
pcr,y for the year 1918. upon the
raymcn, " which the said County
Treasurer issued n certificate ~
purchase for sa,d described proper
~. the same being Certificate No.
3aa: that the title to said property
II vested IN Lucic Murric. who is
n non. resident of the state or County
upon whom persona, service cannot
he had, IA shown by notice placed
IN the hands " the sheriff aud his
return thereon.
Now, therefore. tho said l.ucic
Murrie, owner. and no occupant
thereof. will take notice that II the
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
An O,aArAsw,NNep vVNHRA,.

A Ml, to, funeral. yellow
With axe, Just found hy William v
halc, VI M,ddlc,nNn, conn e,,cs IN,
bcm,srd eccoun, ot the funeral ~
rcnscs vi his father. tl,es " Nalc
- Nndctcd Wy lsmvs ; uul,. under
,akcr Thr htl ,vads
laN,nr ou' hud>, o.
Mahogany cn,,,n, 81:
Shroud aud ,raNa'. 81 -
Ncat>c aud vnr ,oech ~ tunora
81
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so
Tu,al, 81? -,
The da,c ot thc Mll ~ Ju,y ~
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
CANNED FOOD FOR WINTER

Its no, going to he a hard win.
ter a the home Of A. NJ. : nroe,
a Marshall county farmer livine near
Madill, according TO report OF Maud
Andrews. home demonstration agent
Mrs. Monroe. Miss Andrews says
has canned 500 cans OF vegetable
for winter use--corn, beans. garden
peas, blackeyed peas. and tomatoes
Mrs. Monroe also put up IS cans OF
chilli for soup.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
AL. ABOUT LOVE

Science undertakes To tell what
love is. The definition follows:
Love is a complicated reflex ac-
tion. The love impressions tina,
stream into the brain thru the gate
way OF all the senses are the cen
tripe,al phase of love. The central
phase Of love expression Is the inner
love or sex force-,he centrifugal
outmoving, outwardly acting trans
formation of the passive into the act.
ing living power Of love" Now you
know all abou, Il.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
MAKING TRAMT,s MOVE on

u at McAiester the police force
aaEcs the tramps get out Of town
p 'hort notice. they say. at the
fa," of about twenty-five every day.
psiant isn't that bad off. the num-
Per of beesars Is too great here at
No During the past week there
f'e three instances OF able bodied
Fogng men. boldly accosting citizens
th N" streets asking money. Unless
turned In" these folks would not
BE- molested by officers as they dc
,g look like irsmps and buns, all
'h'ee of them having been fairly well
Crossed and OF fairly good appear
AZ"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
.V0tl'r " N,E tlrS

Murc than ?S.uUu employees NJ
onc oi ,hc hir pockins plants an
nonnCcd saturday thcit ac,cp,envc nl
reduction IN wages, aud tho ac'
ccr,ancc H. expected ,o extend ~ all
employees vi all such concerns h,
the last oi this wcck The ,rdNc
,lons range trom tiN. ,o cirh, cCn,s
per hour.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
4 NEW DEPUTY

Sheriff Rucl Taylor has appoint =
ed 7. J. Hilton " the Ncedmorc
community as deputy sheriff for
that section of Red River territory.
II is pointed out that law violations
In that section have made the ap.
pointment Of the deputy there ncccs-
sary
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
ENVlA,SlV< kllI.S TWO

4 ho,lcr q, an oil well IN the View.
~ field near Wilson, oklahoma, cN.
rlodcd las, Friday instantly k,line
two men, VIM $, Wilson VI Duncan
and W l.. Mccormick VI blackwell,
The hod,cs of the men were picked
up about goo yards from the scene
" the explosion.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
4 ns,EsS WORTH q MILLION

pb woman with moro money thai
p knows what to do with notwith'
Panding the starving and needy
kns the most costly gown evei
PORN by woman. II Is decorated
pm 5000 diamonds and pearls and
Insured for 8 million dollars. Al
he aee of IS you can imagine nov
's smith Wilkinson would look Il
Too bad q commonplace widow
(dy should have such a large for
pm and such a poverty OF ideas o
los I, might be ed.-Capperi
Weekly.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
ARM lslsOkEN nv FORD

Leslie Wyrc had his arm badl.
fractured Tuesday morning when at
tempting to crank Ford NJ his
home In the east par, ~ town. whcr
the engine back fired. both hone,
in the righ, arm were broken clear
in two.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
Nn,k rmE SHRINE MONDAY

\ hig shrine ceremonial was held
al Muskogee Monday of this week
when n hie class ~ Masons from
eastern oklahoma took the work
Those from Durant who took the Dc.
gees were John Macdonald. Gus
Thompson.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
rl.AN TO ENN WAR

judge T.. H. Gary, head of the
great United States steel Corpora.
ton. urges, as a means ot prcvcn,inE
wars, an International treaty IN
which stipulation for limiting navics
shall he included.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
MAY rARlNN NElsS

Al Washington, ic has been dorcd
gu, that President Harding will soon
pardon Eugene V. pebs. upon recon.
mcnda,ion of Attorney General
Daughcrty. Debs Is serving time In
the Atlanta Peniten,iary after convic-
,ion of disloyalty during the war,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
|. I.suuauuaa0 q Z 10 = UNu
H,.,> JAMES BEDrtlak ~
sJNDNlueN q
L.. ,mp " rhr ,sa'wSar, q
I u n q q q q . q q . . q q
En,cr Anderson)

|
o. a., At.t ut $50
.., turkey Gnhhlcr tie
..Wr ~ wiSr to-day tur
..riNing AMI h" Was
tr mndc into n turkey
,ud frirnls wrrr uyinr
.t .Nmra,hy toward him
rive him advice,
,ou." rrun,cd Rod r,e
,,N
Nnuld YOU gu" asked
IA 80 ou, IN the woods
90 Runny RABBIT, livos" r..
Nir
|, ,aurh, by the tuN ~,
Red Comb.
We could think VI som,
.ou to hide" said Jackie
|, auuw where he can hide. 1t
Rover Dog.
lb.r. where," exclaimed the
M. ,tn,ard friends,
,oN. IN the cellar. There won''
~. now where YOU are. but
,,t "A Rover Dog.
a b. afraid down there by my
II i. -o dark and some one might
, n, r." said Turkey Gobbler.
Now there won't be ony one I,
down there. bu, you had rather
HI, and eaten. IT'S all righ'
M, Tor III get to ca, youl
, D." said Rover Dog.
ruo-, ,ha, IL about the hes,
All iu We will close the doo'
have Rover Dog bark II an,
a.i,. down" said Red Comb
rooster.
si uc 70 now. for they ma,
Al hunting for me-" said Turke!
a,,
DON'T seq any use In Thanks
a We don't have any thing 1,
nankiul for today. when We ar,
,fud Turkey Gobblcr will b,
4. aid Rover Dog trying Il
sat and solemn like,
'ouud to the cellar they all went
hr door was closed but IN,
M worked until they got 1
nnwn the steps went Turke,
,l.. dll the rest looking in anx
20. losing the door Rover Dol
down 10y It to Keep guard,
,vh. slowly. the hours wen, b.
80 last the sun sank far beloy
tu,lluu
iNu m the cellar Turkey Cob
VA, wondering II nigh, woul
com" aud IL hc would ever b
hi 'ftrnds again. suddenly h
awakened from his meditation
stream Of moonlight on III
turkey Gobbler, Turkey Gobblel
nirht and all the people In IN
houS" are asleep. you can com
now
y crcpt over the sad turkey
never before was he so thanh
and happy. He walked up tn
, and Joined the barnyar
.ds. who were anxiously wait
'1r him
n" can be thankful today afts
aid Mamma Hattie. that Tut
In still with us and ma
long time yet. Hasn't th
a wonderful Thanksgiving. e'
ned jackie Colt.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
0OOOOOOOOOO0O0OOO00 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Jack OF All Trades, Are Good At None

Gentle Reader, YOU who sometimes shed great
tears Of sympathy for poor grocer, store keepers.
who must necessarily live OFF sIecklcd potatoes.
wilted cabbage and moulded cheese, would do we'll
to remember that Il was the Divine Plan Of the Om
nipOtent One that there should be- sOmcbOy 10 mi
every station of life.
Remember the words of a once popular song:
Everyone was made for some one. maybe was
made for you" Just 80 In business. Maybe your
humble servant was made for Irunp Ic,ldcr and
not for n Lawyer. Doctor or Movie star. certain
ly wasn't made for Sheriff.
II | should buckle on "a i5-IlOg's leg and go out
after a notorious gentleman of the large boot var
iety. the opponent Of the VOstead act would no doubt
stick a tightening bug on u red cOrn-cOb and run
me naked an a society woman at IL 81. Patricks ball.
But how differen, with Mr.. TaylO- our efficient
Sheriff. Who with his splendid for. ~ deputies
have captured and brought IN since January lst.
1921 81 "IioOtch Cookers" consisting chiefly Of
a copper worm attached To a wash tub oil can slOp
bucket, chamber Tor night OWL fire extinguisher
or Ford radiator.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25

ron SALE: broom house. lot l26
\ $50 feet. good barn. good well.
Picket fence. nargain. Owner, $50
West Alabama. t7wst
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25

FOR SALE-1% fure-brod. beaa&r
big hone Poland-C BoasS roaAv
for service. esasonably rrisea. -
or write o. =. Swssny. milss .. ".
Calera. Okla. l9Watl'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25

ron SALE: Splendid six.room mod
rrn bungalow. wei, located. In good
nctehborhUod. at u hargGtn W. b.
Chi,Ss. Durant. l7ws2
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Doubling Up of Families
Prouides Many Vacancies
Unemployment and Reduced Incomes Force People
10 Share Flats " iih Others; Increased Num-
ber of Lunchrooms Due 10 Crowding

Vacancies are snnoor;,r :, o,,o...
want ,o,,,.
''ouse sections because 1amliles
are doubling up. This has been going
on for some time, but not 40 extensive
~ as d,,r;,,, .h, 1o.. 60. ;.
III, vac -''Ss ie" l''0ii'iS ~
WIN continue according to a we'll
known builder. until rents have been
lowered or the labor situation I'M
proved.
sign OF the times, particularly on
the West Side, is the number Of res
'aurants that have sprung up on Broad
way between Sixty-sixth and 110th
streets IN the last year. There arc at
last 100 there now, while few years
ago ten would have been liberal esti-
mate There was no need for more
because people rad homes in which to
cook and dine This is impossible nov
because ot ne crowding which has re-
suited from the scarcity Of homes
Many old private houses nave been
turned into small apartments of the
non-housekeeping type and others are
1e'ng operated as boarding houses.
Inc lunch room has become an urgent
necessity lhey are erowoed every
morning and evening by people who
are merely lodging in New York.
Loss of employment or decreased in
come are as much the cause OF doubling
up as is the prevailing rental scale
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
ho'0 Nvcf' Is Your Property Worth and How Much
Insurance Should Ii Carry? Here Is Your A,,s,ver

Der cent a year for frame building.
Csine this method for the building
above. We would have 2 depreciation
Of IS Per cent; or, stating 1t conversely,
the present worth of the building would
DC "a per cent Of its cost Of repro
ductlon new, giving $4,000 as its pres
eHt value. FOR frame building cost
ing IN 1905 $4,000 we would have to
multiply the cost by ZIG, giving the
cost Of reproduction new OF sos. coo
which would be DEPRECATED bv 81 per
cent, making the present worth $73,-
4A0.
When Costs Stood Still
For building construction between
the years 1855 and 1900 no great error
would be made in assuming the cost
was the came as il would have been
If built in the year 1900 As matter
Of fact. for tho yeara 1885 to 1891
the cost of construction was slightly
more than in 1900 aud for the years
1892 to 1899 it was slightly less than
in 1900, but at no time was the differ
once great enough to amount to much
So on the above assumptions the
curves could be used for buildings CON
structed at any time after 1885, as
suming them to be horizontal lines for
the years 1883 to 1900 and then fgur-
ing the pros~s depreciation for tho en-
tire time
OF course, these curves can be used
for many other purposes besides decid-
ing on the proper value in connection
with fire insurance, but leave the
other uses to the Imagination Of those
having need Of them.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

Wednesday a Big Day
For FriendIess Felines
Cats Would Block Vesey St. and
Drown Voices of Bidders
IT They Only knew WHY

Cats will have big day on Vcdnes-
day next On this day Bryan L. Ken
nelly in the Nesey Street salesroom
will sell ct auction l64 lots in the
Bronx to close out the estates of Louis
and Caroline G. Even. According to
he will of the latter, the proceeds
If the sale are 20 co toward the welfare
nd care Of hungry and homeless cats
ere snd abroad.
If the friendless feline. only knew
mt was in store for them they would
probably block Nesey Street and purr
20 loudly that it would be hard for
.he bidders to be heard. The lots TO
ne sold are on Spuyten Duyvil Parkway
'puyten Duyvil Road, Riverdale, Meth
rsnd and Tibhet avenues, 231st and
'32d streets and in the Riverdale see
ION Of the RrnnX