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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
OFFICERS ARE
ASSIGNED FOR
S8TH DIVISION
Col. H.. o. Willard An
nounces Names Of Eleven
Commanders.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 9.-Addi-
tional assignments of officers for the
88th division, organized reserves, now
in the process Of reorganization, are
announced by Col. H. o.. Willard, d.
vision chief of staff, at it's headuuar-
tiers here. Altogether, eleven officers
have been assigned to commands in
the division.
Major John Russell Sweitzer, st.
Paul, has been assigned to the Anti
Aircraft Artillery, allotted to Mime
sofa; Major Ceylon A.. Leynan, Min
neapolis, to the 337th field artillery.
Brandt Robinson, st. Paul, to the SSth
signal company; and Lieut.. Col.
George Colby Parsons, Perry. Iowa, to
the Engineer Regiment General Ser
vice) allotted to Iowa.
Assignment Of units to North Da-
kota OF the 8Sth division also was an
nounced as follows:
N. D. Assignments. I
To Cass county: HEADQUARTERS
349th Motor Transport company;
headquarters company. C, Saith Motor
Repair Battalion; 313th engineering
regiment and seth Motor Transport
company.
To Morton county: Headquarters
532nd engineers battalion.
To Grand Forks county: One-halr
medical regiment and o75th NJ. T.
company.
TO Burleight county: 7h corps
train.
To Trail county: 45th M. r. COM
mand.
To Barnes county: 574th M. r.
company. =, -
To Pembina county: 577th M. T.
company.
To Ramsey county: 57sth M. T..
company.
To Ward county: SSth division
train, Quartermasters Corps.
To Stutsman county: 350th M. r.
company.
To McHenry county: 325th Motor
Repair Section.
To Ransom county,: 325th Wagon
company.
To Eddy COUNTY: 326th Wagon
company.
To Dickey county: Sales commits.
sary unit, 88th division.
To Towner county: Salvage unit
88th division. ..t..
To Wells county: Clothing and
bath unit, S8th division.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
N. D. Bank Makes Payment
To State Treasurer On
Real Estate Mortgage,

Bismarck. N. D., Nov. e.-The
Bank Of North Dakota has paid $22,-
1853 to the state treasurer, being
payment, on principal and interest of
farm loans made by the bank, the
mortgages for which were assigned to
tho state treasurer preparatory to the
issuance Of bonds.
Officials have not ascertaaned the
amount OF principal due on the
amortization plan and the interest
which should have been paid by the
recipients Of the farm loans, but 1t
Is estimated that total payments due
the state would amount t. not less
than 3175.ooO. Some payments have
been made to the state treasurer Since
the mortgages werc assigned.
Mortgages totaIling 5000, 266.s5
had een assigned to tho state untf1
Tuesday when additional mortgages
ttotallins $6ee.o6s, were turned yer
to the state treasurer.
h state industrial commission has
received payment for $1.e52, 600 OF
bonds Of the real e.tate series, sold
to an eastern firm under contract and
to miscellaneous purchasers, accord
ing to H. A. Paddock. secretary Of the
ind commission.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
Search For Former
. Drayton Man Is Still
In Progress In Cities

Drayton, N. D., Nov. 9.-The
search for Earl S. Wallace, former
Drayton man, who disappeared sew
eral days ago in Minneapolis, has so
far been unsuccessful, according to
word reaching relatives here. Blood
hounds have. been secured from Des
Moinee, Iowa, in the hope Of finding
the trail taken by Wallace after he
stepped out Of his car on the West
river drive lin Minneapolis.
Wallace, who Is a practicing at
torney in Minneapolis, with his home
at 2103 Pleasant avenue, left the
house in his car, telling his wife that
he was going to get a shave. He has
not been e since but the car was
found abandoned.
The services of John Jeremy OF
saltwater, better known as Fisher
man john" also have beer engaged,
and he Is now dragging the river be-
low the place where the abandoned
car was found.
Police failed to find the body ,of the
missing mar after dragging the river
for more than ~ hours. The govern.
ment dam was opened and the water
In n river lowered nine feet, but
without result.
Members of the sixth precinct gun
squad, who found the car parked be.
s1de the roadway, said it was in per.
feet running order and showed no evi.
dence Of having been in an accident
nor were there any signe Of a
struggle. Because of this, police said
Mr.. Wallace must have parked his
car there voluntarily and walked
away. ~
After the fruitless search of the
river, Captain Edward Bevans said he
believed Wallace had walked to the
al line and gone to st. Paul.. It is tc
test this theory that the hounds were
procured to learn where the trai.
Mrs. Wallace said her husband had
been Ill lately and was of the opinion
he had suffered a lapse of memory
and wandered away.
The missing man served in France
during the world war as a lieutenant
and OF his return was noade president
OF the First National bahk Of this city,
which position he resigned last spring
to begin the practice of law in Min
neapolia. He Is said to have had q
nervous breakdown recently.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09

People Sometimes get the notion that
the stomach has given out n their
race Is un.And yet 1t Is often astonish-
Ing the relief thai comes. IN such cases
from taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
after eating. This relief is so pros
nuunced that such symptoms OF dyspep-
md broody fear to eat are quickly dis
PEELED. Sometimes an excess of certain
kinds ct food may lodge in an acid
stomach to cause gas, heartburn. water
brasil, q sense Of fuIlness after eating
and q heavy, drowsy feeling after meals.
This is dyspepsia and the stomach
needs the alkaline enect given by
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets to bring re-
lief. Get a 60-cent box today, Of IN
druggist and note how comfortable the
stomach feels.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
A. E.. Head is
Visits Glendale

Glendale, NJ. D., Nov. 9.-Dr. A. j.
Ferisho, who formerly was president
of the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege was a recent visitor at the State
Normal and Industrial school here
and delivered an address to the stu
dents. Since leaving the state DR..
Preisho has travelled extensively and
has just returned from an investiga-
ton of European conditions. He is at
present concluding a long tour of the
western states as a lecturer.
His address here was to the young
people, urging them to prepare them
selves that they might be capable of
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09

erty, was cancelled and the outstand-
Ing bonds recalled, 30 that a new is
sue Of 6 per cent bonds could be is-
sued. A~ppraisement of the Grand
Forks property, Mr.. Paddock said,
was made by Samuel Torgeson, Geo.
Buckingham and Ton Berge OF Grand
Forks.
The estimated cost Of the mill and
elevator complete, including installa-
tton of machinery, Is $~2,260,000, he
said. the figure having been arrived
at after a conference with engineers.
Work on the mill has been Suspended
for several months.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
Fargo Power Company
To Issue Rebates

Fargo, N. D., Nov. e.-Erective No
vember .15. the Union Light. Heat &
Power company of Fargo will issue
rebates covering half, of the electric
surcharge collected for II months,
and the Excess amount billed for the
month"; Of July
The company has ANNOUNCED that
It will not take an appeal from the
recent decision Of Judge McKenna,
holding that the 81 cent electric rate
is the rate to which. the company is
legally entitled.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
MILL PROPERTY
WORTH MILLION
Appraisal Made of Plant at
Grand Forks; Mortgage
To Be Given.

Bismarck. IN. D.. Nov. s.-The. in
completed mill and elevator property
of the state Of North Dakota at Grand
Forks is appraised Mt $1,048,0 900, ac-
cording to H. A. Paddock. secretary
Of the industrial commission. Mr.
Paddock said today that a mortgage
covering this property and the Drake
mill would be filed soon In Grand
Forks and McHenry counties. 1t being
necessary to file mortgages before
mill and elevator bonds can be- Is
SIZED. ~
Old MORTGAGE Cancelled.
Several weeks ago the mortgage.
which had been placed on the prop
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
Silver Fox Shipment
Made From St. John

Devils Lake, N: D., Nov. s.-An ex-
press shipment Of 10 pairs of live sill
yer, foxes, valued at $4,000, passed
Through Devils Lake recently in
charge Of M. B.. Chase, president of
the North Dakota Silver Black Fox
company of St. John.
He was accompanying the shipment
to the Great Falls Silver Fox cpm-
PAW,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
Mild Winter In Store,
Says jamestown Man

jamestown. N. D., Nov. "a. M.
Sheard OF jamestown, foresees a mild
winter. badng his prediction on the
fact that the wind blew from the
southeast or southwest during the fall
equinox, September 10. 20 and q!
Last year the wind was the same
during the same period, according to
Mr.. sheard. and . mild winter fol-
lowed. sa.3 81 IT'LL e.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
NORTHWESTERN News
Recheck Of Complete Returns
On Recall Election Shows Mr..
Lefnke Beaten By Nearly 1000

he vote on candidates IN hes state recall lection with The returns made by count anvaMmgb cards
-. Aaonw GmnaA-s vnbon Johnson MD 11es; Wmhmp IsmKa CSmparsanJ n5o2;J Gsos
xc Commissioner Of Agriculture andahr-JA kitchen )1 1sI2L N Haan Uonmrhan)1 @s
49,. These figures show thai some kaecsw Who cast their votes for Governor frazier were unwilling to
vote TO- rsn 1akc m9mc> Mr. Johmone also received bout @ow votes NOR than Mr. Ne@ Mr. agms
The vote hy counties and congressional anaso on the recall candidates. compared viii the vote cast for
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
DULUTH A DIED.

Duluth, Mimi. Nov. 9.-F. S. Kelly,
for IS years proprietor of the furni-
ture firm here that bears his name
died at his home last night. He was
81 years old. His widow and seven
sons survive.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
PLAN TO MAIL HAIL
WARRANTS FOR 1921
BEFORE DECEMBER

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. s.-Hail
warrants for 1921 probably will be
mailed out by December 1, it was said
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09

meeting the great problems that will
evolve from present world conditions,
problems which will require wide un-
derstanding and sympathy to meet.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09

Switzerland Is electrifying her rail
ways. to save importing coal.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09

today at the state auditors Office
Preparation of warrants for ten coun
ties, beginning in alphabetical order
has been completed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09

The population of the British EN-
pre- e one-quarter Of the
worlds population.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-03
BILL To LEGALIzE
SALE BEER AND WINE
With a Four Per Cent Tax 1t
Would Defray Cost of Sol
diers' Bonus, Thinks Repre-
sentative Brennan, Author of
the Bill.
(By Associated Press.

Washington, Nov. "A bill TO legal
lie and place "a four per cent tax On
beer and light wines to DE used in de
fraying the cost of a soldiers bonus
has been drafted by Representative
EBrennan, Republican, Michigan, and
will be presented to congress, he an
nOunced today, as soon as the Ameri-
can Legion convention at Kansas City
has acted on the bonus question. De-
claring that for the last two years
''the revenue which rightfully should
have flowed into the Golfers of Uncle
Sam, has been collected by boe tleg-
gers and rum runners" Representa-
tive Brennan predicted that under the
recent regulations permitting medical
use Of beer, oceans of it viii be
manufactured and sold for purposes
other than strictly medicinal"
To Have Beer and Wine.
MANY students of the prohibition
question" he said, predict that medi-
cinal beer is only a forerunner TO a
return of beverage beer and light
wine. If this is so, why should not
the step be taken at once and the
enormous revenue flowing from this
source be applied to paying the sol
der bonus. ESTIMATING that from re,-
100000 to 100000 barrels of beer
would be consumed annually, "A tax of
So to $40 a barrel would be sufficient,
without including light wine reveI.
nues, to finance an adjusted compen-
sation PLAN"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-03
.ROBT. G. HARRELL PASSES
AWAY AT ROCKAWAY BEACH

News was received in the city yes
terday of the death of Robert G. Har
Irell, which occurred at Rockaway
Beach, l.. I. Particulars have not as
yet been received.
Mr. Harrell is a brother of Mrs. Con
slant Miller and DR.. ]. p. Harrell, of
this city, and many years ago lived
here. He served as captain in the
world war and his death is deeply de-
plored. Deceased was Al years of age
and originally came from Quitman.
MEMBERS of the family here only re-
ceived the information of his passing
away and therefore II is not known
WHETHER the body will be taken to his
old home or inferred at the place Of
his death.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-03
SHIPPING BOARD TO SELL
TREMENDOUS LOT OF JUNK
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Nov. 2.-The United
States shipping board mas gone into
rhe junk bushes on a tremendous
scale inAan effort TO dispose of thirty
five million dollars worta of surplus
materials on hand after building and
filling the emergency fleet.
Within a few days, It S said. Gdyer-
easements viii appear offering every
thing for sale, from slightly used"
steam locomotives to drugs and TO,
bacco.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-03
PUBLIC HEARINGS TODAY
ON PERMANENT TARIEF Bill

Washington, Nov. 2.-The senate a.
nance committee is scheduled to re-
open tomorrow public hearings on per
manent tariff bin, which was laid
aside in September for the revenue
bin.
Chairman Penrose announced to-
night that the first schedule to be talk
en- up would be agricultural products.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-03
FORDNEY DEPLORES EFFORT
TO PUT SALES TAX THROUGH
(By Associated Press. J

Washington, Nov. 2.-Deploring the
efforts to put the sales tax through
the senate at present, Chairman Ford
'ney, Of the house ways and means
committee. disclosed today his play
to bring in the sales tax in connection
with the soldier bonus bill, which he
said would be reported during the com
ing regular session of congress.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-03
ROAD MACHINE IS
DOING CHEAT WORK
Road From .Frazier's Crossing
to Wayne County Line Will
Soon be ConapIeted-Supt. w.
R. King Now Rushing With
All Speed Possible.

The trouble, kspd. e lnse, of
!. !. !. !. !.
taking a tripa opera
tions on the ing tin
ished betwe ng and
the Wayne be we'll
repaid by resting
new modern ! Tt is
said to do the w0rl men but
really does the worA more than
that number.
The work is being pushed as rap
idly as possible under Supt. w. R.
King and when completed it will be
of great convenience to many in this
entire section. 1t fills in an important
gap and there will be no delay in
having it ready for the public.
Chairman Constant Miller, of the
board of Glynn county commissioners,
lis well pleased with operations on
the road and makes frequent visits
ito all points at which work is being
done or has been finished Those who
desire to see some road work of the
real kind should take a trip out there
1t is less than twenty miles.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
LOUIS BUCHWALD IS
AFTER WARDEN'S JOB
YRonuNENr LOCAL REPUBLICAN
DENIES CANDIDACY FOR
MARSHALSHP
Says He Is After the wardsn's JOB Mt
MoundsYills,
Ana In Not Making a Fight tor Any
thing Elise.

i.o,,.4 tsl>nwAld uf Wh-".:us W.:
20, D. y candidate ror -" tn!trd
safes ra.rshaish!p.
TriS IS :hc n.wS ;hA' '":""S 0H'>
I'm Wash .ugtun where NJ Eurhw"lG
mae. Z visit on M"riaN iuc Ia" pur-
D.. D: discussing nat!n"al aad N;atc
,yMt.rS with n" tn in:'ei S.Ht'$
,.r.atur.. Whether o. in., any seri022
,.ur: was ru;v,lc - .:'!u'" E".nwH'd 20
900. .;,. a ".,:,A.Gat. = r"; ~rown. 2ut
- ,auwS IN. NJ. H.Irhwa,I stated
alphabetically that "A, VA candidate
:.r va rd"nsu.p III the state pm
rt.arv ~ Mounds. HE. and that ;n!S
,,. ~, ,n,v position Tor which ne was
..,"d!da., Ne also stated - WAS
r;.;,,!tv - a aumh,- "f he candidates
TX frd.-ai appointments trum OHIO
. o,-ty. and would NOT hc 4 parry 70
,vv;h.rg thac would defeat any OF the:
ls::ttlnate asp:rationN
NJ Euchwald $ ma, rS AZ l"tlN"
,..:ipaIgn for Inv ward nSh;U or -"
-.o:r penltenttary. and has assurances
- some very strong SuITu-t. HIS pr!n-
, .r..l Opponcn, to- :h,S piacs Viii prob.
ably De NJ. u. Whit". III" present char
man Of n" Republican state commit
.ec and furm"r warrior Of IN" state
n,n!tent!ary Euchwald. However. has
very strong hopes tha; n" WI Dc able
10 present such \ cas-" tina; IN" admin
.r,raton at Charleston cannot turn
him down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
UTOP|AN SOCIETY
winner OF CUP

The uni.aH-utopHn literary
contest held In -" War" o0G High
school AUDITORIUM Tuesday evening wa&
decidedly sUcr"$S:ul \ iSrE: audience
vas IRE eat and the contestants H:e-
scented their paris gate WEI.
The Ctupiau society won =" '"air.t
and got luSSHSSioN o: u" silver cup
wh!in wa h"!d by the NHr"""di"n7
The individual winters were IS Follows;
Essay. Nellie Sh:rey (ID: piano solo,
Katherine Me:anrr iWl: DEBATE. Jane;
Baughrnan and H'-n:.: ! Eoi" tW):
vocal solo, Mildred Morris Nn: cNirm-
pora aeouS speech. Scott Johnson ~;
ora ton. Charles W. Xoeckler ttD; @eid-
Ing carmen VoElc% ~.
OF the winners Nellie Shirley and
Charles Zoecklcr VIII participate in NE
district contest ais een!nG. March
-. in tMc WhCei!ng High s"ho"!
and I; is hoped the" may
succeed IL carrying hor"rS for tae big
state literary meet which VIII DC h"Id
at MorHantnwr. hirN Ii. Tn" Scf""I
is so!idly backing th"m and WIZ! eager
y await Thursday evenings outcome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24

O-P-P-O-R-T-C-E
INTELLIGENCE WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
WEST LIBERTY
NORMAL NOTES
rhs College singing Girls.

t. las: numb.r % the Lyc>nm
cor-r, "Th. College Singing Girls.
-, Enthusiastically :s,eiN~I at iHc
Normal. Wednesday,. March IL. TIL" pro
AN Wa full OF life and EaE";y Aid YET
vo:!ci with classical numbers
Tho opening numbers were: 'Noi.c'o
Medley" and tbs H College Boy
Second group were: ANSWERS FROM
MARRIAGE Market" by Victor Ja""hy.
lr.l "Eum'; You Buy" from The G'F!
Remind TIC COUNTER"
Th- "Suirra gets" was 50 WEI. do:.s
Ms; they hud 10 came back.
Mss Frances Washing sang Garry
Nc Back to u!d Vi-S.any" n her sweet
soprano voice.
'Th-e. Lite Maids from School" by
Ms Maye!yn Low. Mss Kathleen
Smith ard Mss LillN-a Rockwell! was
made more picturesque by The beautiful
costumes
Mes Washing sang "JcweN from
ASIA" taken from The elisha Girl.
She was ass. I'D by the company,
M.sS Rockwell sang Alice hInS
Gown"
Tho Who'll. company sang group Of
t:.;rr,;, songs including "TcntinE on
tho O!d Camp Ground" and Ny Old
K"a:ucNy Home"
Mss Kathleen Smith gave numb"-
Of humorous readings.
The Mar.oncttcs." by Mss Washing
Mis- Low and Mis- Rockwell took W".!.
Tho whole company sag The FAR!
l'iprrS." by Hr-h"rt lSrcncr.
Nursery Rhymes" 1aS M Eay"S'
nun, be- on 'hc program. Thc QUht"t~
,lsn snaS thr "Scxt"ti"" "-om "flort
Dora Ms N"Hr:rtta Fraser. III" abb
acromwniSt gave two p!an"I"EicS and
played the beautiful wall "C:yrrna.
ti;"H "Snnv"n;r."
r." whole cn-nrany sang some S-"o'"h
M'!udi-c IN ctstuur." IVY An Folk.
wa cTro-rA and tl,ry responded villa
MY TGaGd'".
Miss I"r. ror:ralto. sang "W"'N
AZ =" Hoo IN Same Way" fr"m
Tho Night Before
The quartet" rrp"t-i her So"E rs
N" final.
TN" College Singing Girls" was on"
OF .hc pest co:nIaHrs ever heard II
West Liberty. Tn" ~hui" audience was
plea sed with every SCI, ct!nn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24

Wilson. z d. Adams {. +. HuDoaTo'
r. T. Kitchen. Z. W. Peterson.
Ways and Means-Tom 3. FoulK, W..
". Abbott. 3. s. Bloch, J. W. EWING
II. {. ogden. Alfred PAUL. L, y. VIII
soH. NJ. d.. Or. T. F. Downing.
School Of Nursas-E. D. Adams Nrs
G. A. Aschmann, II. F. Behrcns. Nrs. W
r. Butler, Mrs. James Cumm!ns, MIS-
e. A. Hndretn. 80. DR.. J. o. Ho"ells'
I)- F. LcM Hupp, Mrs. Samue! Kraft
Mrs r w Peterson, B. ". Peterson
" N TIernan, Mrs. W. u. Ternnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
DISTRICT LITERARY
CONTEST ON TONIGHT

\ district literary contest VIII be
held az The high school tonight AZ
o'clock in which representatives from
nj the schools Of northwestern Vest
Virginia will contend Tor the honor Of
representing the district in the state
contest which will br held A. Morgan
.cwG in APRIL
Wheeling High school VII he r,preS-
.ut-i by the following students
Debate Hugo ElumenherC.
r;Ssty-MsSS I:ui5 Miller
Select oCation-RuSSe.h SeIerls..;
F:xtemporaneous speaking Russell
SuE:nger.
The judges viii De cto~en from tAG
high school faculty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
ASSESSORS FORCE
win Meet This Evsning TO Organise for
Their work.

County Assessor lanes T.. richards
Yesterday announced Il meeting OF his
clerks and Al dcpu'y asscSS"rs will he
held in his oifir" this evening prepare
tory 70 the distribution Of assessment
blanks. which begins next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24

one room addition: ooutrsetW. CT
siler: approximate cost TO be $3.50.
J. T. Frame. 1859 High street, sto0
will in front Of home; contractor. sslf |
approximate cost. $40.
Richard Russell. 1925 Eon street
frame addition; contractor, self: ap
proximate cost, $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
irving Program.

Irving FIO6Edn.
\ .cT. Interesting program HaS 6:'-::
~ lac lrN'Hg Literary Society fr:d..%
=" rni"E. March i. 1T tn"!r ms; regular
r"r:.ng * IN, :,rr. SPEECHES on 'In1.
nj grafton sad "Am"r:"anisIn.' were
S-;l give" ~ EGS,.l. B"na-. H'co.d
Mi!.;&rn, lIa-olI l:ordr. Lawrence Dixon
Dawson Carr son. and lriI Bnarn. Ruth
S'haG rendered = vocal 900 entitled
The Barrfov: Trail" An ui-.n forum
wa held N which many 'alkS wc""
given on the topic 81 Movies" their adj
vcnt1gca and i:Sadvan:agts
In memur% Ct ST. lh.rich'S iRI.
Ih.r",hy Boaar. E;hrl Garrison. Nab,
Mccoy. Thelna Montgomery, fIh:i"na
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There were also other diversions
Cameron Game.
The Norma girls CLOSED th!- basket
S.,.! season u; Cameron. Saturday night.
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