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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
FINAL CURTAIN RINGS DOWN ON FORMER
EMPEROR'S MISERABLE FIASC0 IN HUNGARY

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
CASUALTIES HEAVY.

DuG,". Apr,l The weeks CASUAL
:i.s among :h. "r""n forces gain were
j.,,,. says IN" "r.c.al weekly rvicr,
urtcn pieces ;hrm ~ forty-six. Nine
f.nr casualties u"r" sustained ny Inc
pn,;r-. nyt of hem being killed ana
fourteen w"und"d. Tn" military had
r,;-fccn killed and fourteen wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
Wealthy Woman Victim
OF $4,000 Swindle

rc!ci0. uni". .tH!ii -- Mr>. \. q.
KreD$. wealthy widow ~ Tnmaqua. Pa.
uri! J.. t., ;iSrs h"r" :n,hiy 81" had been
:ui,,!lrd "w' nc $1,000 hy ""nfd"Lc"
n,"m w,o&c promises .ur": n'r from
l';mr.i ~ T"lc,.n. ri" s".rGi"rS sue
s...s-f'.!ly rr3urt-d t" n" ".j 'r:"f "t
c.ttiiE ".ns;d" tipS 81 -" s'1"i. M
krt." RI, pii"w entrusted ''"v '"r-
,ar,,- o. '.., ~t"'"adr- oi IA" gan: i,
:, hotel h.r.. Ma-' :. ..nL when -" 70
turned ;hr.." "..'l:, '.,','-. y. ';Hh h"'..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
ON WALL STREET
BOMbERS' TRAIL
IDENTITY OF RADICAL.
GROUP NOW KNOWN
Declared to Be the Same
Gang Responsible for
1919 Bomb Plots

N~p Yorh. Apr !. AGENT. "f t." d"
ll.:'aNnt "f justir" hav. known fo1
~. weeks N" .4,r,ity e III" .dhirsIl
group r",p"ns.hi. for Il" Wal stree!
rApIOslon a.: September "..>,m j.
tHynn, cHi"c %! the hu-'.,u e. ga
ZION. declared A"r" tNHISi.;.
Lynn added that his aye "'r"
pressing thcir hum tor the .uc'i.'' H.
asserted that II waS -" same >r""I
wE!"h had plotted 'i'. vide: "-@.'u
L,,nhiugs or 1919 wa,r rxpl"Eirn: c"-
cured ir Washington, New F"-k. 'os-
r.,r. aru o'"Ar CITES ahl tho h"n'" of
""r;lnr i;i"rncy ,irn'r l...meT ";.:
..:i.c.-u It's nrinhcr- ,sh"'' ~."-''ur'"
ru.! ~"mc a-n ~ foreign ,rncS ;...''''..
:Tg q EI!"'..
Some Have Escaped
TIE rhicf sid SOM. e: 80 -a'!.''..'
had escaped f7ou the counir. a. s'"~
Always. He added that ~ l. :mr'''s"n''
search was being conduCt"'! a"t r"!E
i, ,.js country. but ao!",t!.
'Ai.i E!ynu cunfirrned ~, rapor: ."at
ne aaL distributed 10 HoSimasters liz
communities within 4 hundG"! miles "'
Scw York. composite rhotoSca nhs 81
the man sought ~ the driver s. -"
death wagon" >oWnd blown /" Bit ""d
believed TO have contained = t!'n| h"mh.
lie said the photographs h;,c D." = Srn'
on, conffdentially i mont: d!o. y man
claimed to have sean tie driver :" the
wagon examined some five hundred I'N"-
tuGrIphs OF men TIE drT9-':"'n; h"-
licy,d might havA been r"ulIrct"i with
the plot This mar picked "n' t"" pic
lures tha. lie sad r..seu hir'! -" i-;y"r.
Thin ,'hier Flynn h.i 4 '"inIroHlt" wal!
drawing uIade Of TIC two.
Important Pacta-
l,rpo-tan. facts in possession! -
:cdcra. nGJ municipal aY'i--.t.'s hta:-
,n- "r ~ eu.uuoc II a., mystery SIR
-ourd.r; '!,e W-iH Gt-ct 'rH:rO explosion
II Syutcmhar X. .92". w'Ir m,id" fn""i. q
Enown here t",lay IRON. Two "f!cla.
SourcrE
Wi,!i.m : I?;.an. chic; q: IA" hurctU
% invcs:icatio7 Of n" department "r
iusIir". state! hat ;aC ""rr"tra'1-S had
lr-n Identified weeks aEo b! agents ol
he 4, rl:: :TIrIi IS mcTh17S ~ Q: in" same
radira' -T"rI' o.: p.ottr-s 7nsponSioi'
t"r ~. hr:nn 1utraGr$ @" 1919 in NaT!-
nrI9 EASTERN "it!"s And 'h:t 4 vigorous
:ntr-.;,:!nnA. .!-a: ;or them is in prog
res.
Tbs aanuunc,~,,": %;l> suo<;at!a;td
hv a s;a:crn,t h.!,rr Nc U.ard of est
nate 5v Maurice :. Cnnroily, president
OF tu. borough .: Quecr*. WHO n-E"i
delay ur the proposal - ;I':",.:ir iIc re- ,
ward from &ir. 900 I" so. h0u.
TIE nys:""y may bA cnti!' " $o.Ncd
H. >.tIa. "ny ;hr Inc n" %p"ci@! ~"n!-
r,Iti.e t" y" rpTsriT,rd hy Mayor liE'an. ,
!. ..ady 70 r'por' On IL" propositions Of
u r"u!:.1r -" rrTard.~
The borough president. Ii explaining
Lis stand, declared thc authorities ar"
"wcW on the WA toward ""lvi"G u"
:,,re.rry"
'';'."Y have knowle-iGe or - driv"- !
- .G.. wagon which cr-ri"I thH rHpl"-
81, ..." hc added. ''7Mey fn"w more
a!.,,"; n" case man they "r:G :" ie" IN"
,,,|,.i, Nv Anything ~ Hay d. might
II, o., with their plane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
TWENTY FRENCH
SLAIN BY TURKS

r.ordor .tIrt' ...-F.r..','; E-tw"''h
IN. TURKS uad trrn,h. Ia which n" Ia
tor los, twenty k.!i"G. i r'i"r''H H'
nrSs:,r.s tom E!,ir.:I. Asia Minor. t''-
war,i"l r. IN" '"n$tanun1p!' CORR
sInndrn: >: -" London I'M ;.
Th' HcwS "2lSarS = r"nH'7l F,r"'S>'
an, ru,rn-, O. ~.pudi.l'irr by M rUrE-
80 T:,,,r7a,'S. a.j;r:r. .Strati"r at N"-
,-o-, nr -. i'r1uro-Tu:i Sh ;s~;r men,
ronrlud,,l u. l. 'ndCn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
,afe Conduct Granted for
Charles Return to Svitzer-
land d-Fim Attitude of
Entente Made Collapse of
Coup Certain

Var'e. A?-.' :. \ HrSi'a'"N :"
, tH. KS "uCor% ago. I'M
= RTct,7 ,. =. 4ys t,'."1."r t.2.r' ~
ChAr!.s. ..cc"m panied :. ~
H-i,.,'. officers. nas l";' S;''--
p 1rraac,- ar .Ss,t.z"-ilHd he.
IL no ,,oaIr;-at.oa ~ - '"H"r'
, c-unI othcr sources.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
THE WEATHER

West virginia, Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania-Fair Saturday and Sun
day, warmer Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
Two Amendments to the
Charter Bill Offered By
DeIegatc Otto School
Board Bill 10 Third Read
ing On Monday
BY ]. r. REED.

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ri':.ai, .s r..tti, -f.'," highways. The
.,i1"rd:l"ni = 81 r"r!rs:t of n" original
:"' r' t.;"~r"y 4. Cu.llran. ~:
HH,'"."r. wit" says nat !; Vii 'r&i"
;'.r'.. -, -" -" r:gi'' -: ;hN city - 80
: ia. '~arr ':-'fH ara tG"s prevent
Y"r';!r'n'r ": ;H' ;r'!ck S!tual."!. Cd! as;
;"ar
Street Bill Tabled.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
TEN LIVES LOST IN
COLLISION AT SEA
Passenger Steamship Cover
nor Run Down and Sunk
By Freightcr West Hart
land Seven Of the Vic
TINS Passengers

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nouncsd ;AAt :, cnmrl..t" @nG r..,-.c;' 80
thert ot sur, ivorS frv;. u, >ir,,ne-
Governor. sunk OF rc'", wilson ear:y
t"d,Iy A::e- = collision v;:a 'he steamer
Ars; ua-:la:l. shove. s.vrr pass"H-
ger ard .hr"c member. oc llc rev m
accounted for.
TAs W. lta-;i..r,. t@.>.. >:-!red
:.,r., 'u,..y ';:tN >'i-''''.",. >;r.'H H."
',ursrnoy N >lant:In; Direction. a,-
c"rd,aE 20 ships Officer. ,-ump.rns ne
:-":ghtcrs bow. and "u;tlng IN, Ia -. -
-;r- hoa' A,mrst =. ,wo tru:,: iho star
board >:'i,'.
Arcord'ns . "Assea=e--. L." W.',.
III -tland partly S1irr.'r;,u III" Lovcra"!
w.ih her a"$" Irlv"n deep. NJ" IL"
Governor, side. hut a. +cnr - tn-
:rcise;"- lLckeu rie;... n. r"sSc! heSAi.
to s.Rh.
The cc.!,>:o" orcl--.l '~es than Il
::,;r" o. <l".e. directly opposite the
i'rln; W u.>":. ;;Sm Huuse near Fort
ToMns"I 4. ~ the STRAIT ~ Juan H.
rucu ~" .;"vrrrrr i. h.l:'v"d :" i"
II, Nhon, twCr,y.i:.. fatho!n. a. :, .'er.
NEEDClINS sN ! 'Ns'fE t1pI a. N'''' WV -
nor yas on Scr course. x beng ~: WA
ary 20 steam close to NhNC- - ;...'@.nS
the l".,.. Wilson ISM.
Heard tho Crash
SIMS rfi,"rs dcciA-rG tin rl@s.: Wa
st;r., "l.o- MA =. liC>t toS U""-hAnS-
!rS. William u. Thcl"aS. h''2,- O.: IN"
poir- W:l<o" ,:SN' huus'. ~, ~hS IN
ri. .nwr- /, -" nm. "! ':'' '"''!Sion.
S,,i,' p" plainly h"ard - ."'>> a"d
rouid >..e rh- "a SHIPS ;"E";a"" srV'n
MS w.nduW.
r.,-~..- Ho'z.~ >;.y.,i ra!y u" iog and
,.'s pay 3, ''.' '%'|~ rAp'rN. 'FteT
-..cordl il,:Ad;cE e. passenger iSt
w.. d"w. r 49,. l''!r~'c ~i.''. "h!rh
. $50 s.njair.L :, considerable amount o:
:aou,y. riolH,r s,.H!.
Au anXic'iS crowd gathered - the
u..- .;rrc a. ~" N"..' HA:tla"@. Hcr
d.,x crowded. wiz. :. ..uddi"d thr"m.. ~
survivors IL . Motley Of blank : and
borrowed clothing. warped Into n"- slip.
Few We're Clothed
o. d::2:':;s :a.2 "d'i'c = :hc
--r:>.-y @: ''"S" q" - H:E tr"'GAter'$
i,a:. .,.ruIr,.,u; rln.. ~ ;,,e SLOW jour
d; then, &ad been ar. L. r> ;.ve corn
;..r,-ly -i",hc.:. = nuI"lc- w.':" '" 'hci"
r!rht clothes and some Yer" wri?l--
=, h,ar,rt" .,.rt Ny n"'uhecS g II,
West Har'mnds CIV.
N,itl.t~ Captain u. I. N'-t'"'' ~ ths
i.,,"r =. 49, Captain J'!'" A'w"::. rs
=. vs.: Il .-''arH wuu'i disrus. 'hr
S.-a!r. exr"r' - say "-l"T "&.& 'Hain-
,n:r". o.. -. s."k".S T.SS''
Ms. u. v'!ihrr.. "'' - hl'1. was
..i,.n s;.rs.., ,-1:. ~ -" "r"~. her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
school ELL Progrsasss.

tcc nttnus. on Pa<e rsAS
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-10
HANNAH

Miss Lottie Skeen who was at
Grand Forks attending the bedside of
her aunt returned home.
The Hon. A. E. Prior, C. Tuttle
and C. M. Lawson attended the Grain
Growers Association at Jamestown,
returning home Saturday. The later
went to St. Paul to see his sick
brother.
2. R. Whitman is in Crane
Forks this week on a vacation.
Mrs. DR.. Law Of Grand Forks visi
ted her parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Byers this week.
Miss Baken has returned to hel
school. She was called to the bedside
of her sick mother.
Mrs. James Thompson returned
home after a short visit to Milton.
Elmer Skeen made a sh ort visit a
Grand Forks this week.
Miss Martha Flack has returned t,
Hannah this week.
A home talent play and supper i
to be given Friday the 18th at tn
Presbyterian church h.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-10

A number of neighbors spent a
pleasant evening at the Carl Amoth
home last Wednesday evening.
Remember there will be services at
the church next Sunday at IL A. M.
The Misses. Edna and Esther Hill
visited with Marie and Clarice Amoth
a couple of days last week.
The Moscow Junior Sewing Club
were invited to the Tom. Amoth home
for their quilting bee" last We'd
nesday and a very Industrious after
noon was spent. Some boys even being
pressed into helping which of course
added to the enjoyment of the occas-
sion. Oh we sharp needles. Another
quilt is ready for the farmers at the
next meeting we understand. Ora
Thorn and Evelin Peterson are new
members admitted at recent meetings.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-10
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES

"The Road To Gethsemane'' is the
subject for the morning sermon at the
Presbyterian church. This and the
following Sunday will be devoted t.
preparation for Easter. Let US make
this the greatest Easter in the his.
tory of our church.
The subject announced for last
Sunday morning. but %postponded to
make way for another speaker, will
be given at the evening hour this
Lords Day. Subject. "The Coming
World Empire This is a subject to
interests every man. 1t is evident to
the most superficial thinker that the
structure of present governments is
lettering. What is to follow the pres.
ent order. The Bible is crystal clear
as to this question Special music al
both services.
VIM, C. Faucette, Pastor.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-10
CORRESPONDENCE
MOSCOW

Carl Amoth was a business visitor
at the county seat between trains on
Saturday.
Albert M%ortenson made the pur-
chase, last week of the nor th-east
and northwest quarters of section 16
in our township from John Mahon,
for the consideration of $4,000 per
acre.
Arthur Anderson had quite a SER
aus accident, while grinding feed,
ast Saturday when his finger became
caught in the mechanism in such a
manner as to tear, off the nail and
a large piece of flesh. He viii! have
a very sore hand for some time which
will cause considerable inconveniece,
as the shop work connected with put
ting the machinery in shape for the
coming season, is the job on hand.
Ed Hill went to Langdon for a load
of <'Silver Mine Oats" last Friday,
but reports the county road as being
excee dingly bare for the use of sleigh.
Dan. Sundberg was a business
visitor at Langdop Wednesday of last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson
and Guy Amoth visited at the John
l.. Peterson home Sunday.
Tanning seed grain. farm shop
work and preparation for springs
work is the order of the day among
our residents nowadays.
q MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Hill and family
were guests at the A. l. Sundbere
home Sunday.
Miss Ida Amoth visited at the
.Gunderson home a couple of days the
lore part of the week.
VIM Enger of Mimic township il
visiting friends near Calvin. and may
probably spend the ensuing season
there.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-10

A big dance at Doric Theatre. a
good time reported eighty couple in
attendance on Friday evening.
The Board of Trade is in full at.
tendance discussing the markets since
u new president has taken his chair
Sup't Boyd, spent the weeks end
with his family in Hannah.
Mrs. Thos. Edmonds returned to
her home in Montana accompanied by
Mrs. Elmer Gage.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-10
Additional Short Local

t. 4-tGs t@E f.4a SS
Co. Com'r. Ole T. Axvig was here
Tuesday from Milton on official
business.
Ole J.. Borstad was a Hannah visi-
tor here Monday having busine So at
the court house.
Merchant Ray D. Kelly was down
the line Tuesday as far as the Forks
on a brief business trip.
]. D. Milne spent a day or two
the early part Of the week at the
Forks and in Fargo on business.
For Sale-English Coolie Pups, a
choice lits.. of we'll bred cattle'd
Joseph Michalek, east of Langdon
Next Tuesday afternoons meeting
of the Langdon womans club will be
held at the home of Mrs. j. D. Milne
The attendance of a many club
women as possible is asked.
Hugh Mcdowell returned on Mon.
days train from Bismarck where he
has been during the sixty day legis-
lative session as a representative of
the Eighteenth District.
Patrick Godfrey who came here
last week from Saskatoon to ate nd
the funeral of his sister went north
Monday for q short visit with his
brother at Wales, leaving tomorrow
for his home in the west.
George Smith was in the city on
Monday from his farm over at Ne
koma to look after the business af-
fairs of the Cavalier county wool
growers association of which he ia
n of the executive officers.
Wagons and buggies have appear.
ed on the street during the week.
and the autos no longer are the
only wheeled vehicles in evidence.
More signs of the approach of an
early springtime.
8 G. M. Turner was a Wales visitor
here yesterday for a short time and
stated that the help problem TO,
farm work this season was not half
the serious matter it was a year ago
at this time, What farmers find them
selves confronted with ia the question
of seed grain, especially as regarding
a good sample of barley and oats,
M. Liebeler, the old pioneer farm
machinery man, in making his spring
announcement this week states that
he now has the exclusive agency Of
the International Harvester Company
products and their complete line OF
repairs and extras. The Liebele,
farm machinery concern prides itself
on its service. efficiency and the
same courteous treatment to it's Gus,
toners one and all.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-10
CARD OF THANKS.

To the many Langdon friends as
we'll as those from Wales and Mt.
Carmel, who so kindly rendered their
aid and sympathy to the undersigned
during their recent sorrow and be-
reavement we would take this oppor.
tuuity of expressing our most sincere
appreciation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Godfrey and Family
Langdon, N. D., March z, 1921.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-10
Embarrassment.

"Of course" remarked Senator Sor-
ghum, 81 was proud to have a vote so
overwhelmingly in my favor. And yet
it has it's disadvantages"
"In what way?"
II am compelled to. feel a sense of
obligation toward everybody who
votes for me; and a landslide makes
the number so great that I a scarce
ly keep up with the responsibilities"
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-10
LET'S CO.!

Where? Robertson School-West
Hope School District.
When? Friday, March 18th.
What for? Program-Basket So
cial-Dance. Ladies bring baskets
and Gents-wel) yon know the rest.
Come where you're sure you'll
have a good time.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09
BANKERS TO BOOST CORN SHOW
Delaware Bankers Offer Prizes For
Best Exhibit at Coming SeafOrd Event

Delaware Bankers Offer Prizes For
Best Exhibit at Coming Seaford Event
The Delaware Bankers Association
is offering four silver medals and one
gold medal for championship and
sweepstakes exhibits of corn shown at
the Delaware State Corn Show to be
held at Seaford, January 3-5, 1922.
The above plans of cooperation with
the Delaware Corn Growers Associa-
ton was announced to-day by William
g. Taylor, President of the Bankers
Association, after being unanimously
approved by the Executive Commit
tee. These medals will supplement
the $500 cash prizes appropriated by
the State for premiums in the various
classes of corn exhibits. The Bankers
Association appreciates the work of
corn improvement brought about by
the Corn Growers Association and is
using this means to create greater in
terest and keener competition on the
part of the growers and exhibitors of
Delaware's greatest crop. The medals
will be awarded as follows: For the
best so ears of corn from the State,
silver medal. For the best 20 ears OF
corn from the State, silver medal. Fol-
the best single ear of corn from the
State, silver medal. For the best 1C
ears of corn exhibited by Boys Corn
Club Member, silver medal. For the
best 10 ears of corn fro nthe State
Gold medal. The silver medals are oi
the best sterling silver and, the golt
medal is solid pold
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09
''nOOL ATTENDANCE RULES
f'T1ssng ~ Principal Schantz Presses
nOme Provisions of tho law

'r'lSng Principal Schantz Presses
nOae Provisions of the Law
k,I.rsl S.pslN:lng Principal C. w. w.
| 4 r.I'. Oi the Smyrna Special Schools
Il @alg ..i impressive at both the white
1. %iOled schools, the rules regard
H. Iu0Ol y attendance. That parents
N S.s.' = warned, the ruled issued by
II s,Sa.y. S'~.s Board and which apply to
ussn Zen zen between the ages Of seven and
required ~ mentally and physically able,
and sixtv Ss''. Ss.ehd school at least one hun
Vadren bs,,rayS eayS each school year.
rsA, Win -l"eeh zen the ages of fourteen and
eighth o,aSs aSse not completed the work of
md school -. are required to, and shall.
hearty eor.. ~. less than one hundred days,
stsr than ''SuIlve Ne as possible, beginning
e. They a., november first of each school
20 year unIo. iequred to attend the entire
are le0sr. they can show evidence thai
bold and ana regularly employed ant
INIT issued h. 1ployment Certificate or Worl
ash be una. .ne superintendent of School,
aot give ,,'LSSstood : LSod that Work Pernif
,eDloyed 10Y license to loaf, he mus
nilS of violating these provisions shal
.neion tbsr..s lsdemeanor and shall unor
q I've doIls.so dIlol forfeit a fine of M, Sa ies
= % frst to,1 roS,e q more than twentv-five doI
- meniy y.sva deuon, and fine Of mot les
On snv 81 uolars or moro thar ef... ~
~ Of psymsseq roosequent conviction and n III, de
\ b eosa. eonmi,,u, Of said fine the defendsn ~ an
asssdi'fed asssdins s to the County prison. sornuarl am
sleion nve days for asch p.ion, an
!, ss oaendipSS' % notice to the usual addr.s
''tHseston. Da''y shall be deemed suff
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09

an unsuccessful attempt was made
'Iesday night to plunder the safe
\, he Peoples Bank over at Massey.
Inc robbers used explosives to
IL Ae combination lock on the out
4 q Oof Of the safe, but were thwarted
well eaorts to open the inside steel
@ At the same time the private
a I. Thomas Massey the cashier,
mOOed Of some small coins
'aIllg to few dollars. The tools
n u the attempted burglary were
..., ntom the railroad station and
A9lth shop in Massey. The work
: evidently that of novices.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09

l0kis Brothers underwear factory
unable to obtain sufficient female
at Laurel. The firm has adver-
y, stating that the Laurel plant
" De Closed unless more women and
N are available soon. The concern
orders for months ahead and is
spng eleven small plants through
Delaware and the eastern shore of
Maryland.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09

A CARD OF THANKS.-We wish
h Hank our friends and neighbors
|Th HEARTFELT thanks and apprecia-
tn for all kindness shown US during
h Sickness and sorrow of our dear
be Also for the many floral en-
ns sent.-Harry S. Sinex, wife and
Ifdnn.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09
LOST

A sterling silver card case, marked
ga. L. NJ" Reward if returned TO
MISS ELIZABETH WILSON
Phone 215 Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09

E,bOu Cook made st. Peters
|1uch a visit Sunday evening and
|6E a large congregation. After the
|sns he held the congregation TO
|ystber while he discussed the meaning
|sM object Of "The World Cam
|pr.'
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09

pesly and Anna (Hurd) Ross, of
H. Smyrna have the sympathy in
a. his Of their infant daughter, Bes-
Il N. Rose, who died Sunday aged
|iw months.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09

Cs regular meeting of Asbury Mite
|,,sstv will take place Saturday
| s,,i,g next at the usual time and
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09
iIF SMYRNA Times
u, s,vRyA, DELAWARE

LOCAL MA MARKETS
snrnS ..............9oc .9oc
u :, d Corn '.:............ss55 .s5 .s5
NJ ", arm ........'''''''''
|G Gov Produce 20
dozen .....''''''o 90
|G5 per u'' ...........22 to 81 81
tA'D ........''''' 30 40
DiS 'l,,ountry) .....':'.''''' %
@a t.l 'grbs5, white, per basket ''.''' 80 80
NnE' Live Stock -
:, uer pound ....'''''''''' % %
wv, ,a.sspd ......'''''''''''
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09

The Walter West memorial tablet
ahe new State Highway Bridge near
Oass will be dedicated on Armistice
g. It is expected the Rev. J. w.
Snyat, Of Wilmington, and the Rev.
hEad Davis, of Lewes, will make
drsses. The exercises will be in
barge Of the local American Legion.
Iie District Stewards of the Dover
l1nct Of the Wilmington NJ. E. Con-
FEnce have completed negotiations
b the purchase of the property OH
Atadeny Square of the late Alexan-
Il Crawford, to be used as a resi-
nre for the District Superintendent
Be purchase price was $500.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09

c.,,srs are getting ready for the
....i,c Of the cunning season next
VI w. and game is reported plentiful.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09

u.t, vour poultry thrive. Use my
i'1-.tsd aast brand of poultry feeds; my
~ ,.ivture.-J. Frank Webb.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-09
AND VICINITY

Tam. Of General Interest Gath
'''' '' .,ed During tht Week.
+. Webb's White Loaf Flour
~ ...d =. satisfaction.-Adv.
C,,r,na Health Center will be
,..5 .i Friday, Armistice Day.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-04
JOE B0CGS Tells
HIS MEN TO RUSH

With personal orders from
State Road Commissioner Joe s.
Boggs to rush things four sur
vcyor, got on the job on the Lex
ington pike Thursday. They are
arc working fast for Mr.. Boggs is
very anxious to get this big work
completed for his home county
this season. He is mighty proud
ni old Madison taking this for
ward step as well he has a right to
be. and is going to do everything
within the power Of his official
position as head OF the State Road
Department, to push things along
and get that good road to work
ing as quickly as possible.