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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-28

tive miles south of eisbee), was
captures ~ Mexican bandits. who
shot her horse from under her when
she came upon them accidentally
while they we're stealing calf on
her ranch. They beat and kicked
her arid started 10 cut out her
tongue. When found there were
knife wounds about her mouth.
Her injuries we're not fatal.
SEPTEMBER IS, 1921: Carl r.
Tahb, American empioye OF the
Mexican Petroleum Company. shot
and killed by Mexican soldiers in
the oil -fie;ds near Tampico. Amer.
lean Consul made Representations
to~the Mexican Gsxerament. Sol.
diers reported the killing was acct
dental. ", :
SEPTEMBER q, 1871: n. c.
Smith, OF Vinita. OKLA. and e. 3.
kissinsoury, Of Los Angeles. Cal.
mining man, were nurdercd by a
Mexican at Dolores. Chihuahua.
Murder reported by American Vice
CeAsui at Chihuahua.
SEPTEMBER -. 1921: Fourteen
American minine men. on their way
from Jatisco to Cineo, were held up
by baadits and robbed Of papers
and money. They were not in.
jured.
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BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE

The University of Minnesota and the Beram County
Bureau to be commended for bringing this county
lecture and educate the farmer in darng 1t will help the
farmer to select his herd with greater skill and build
ton which, future year, will prove profitable.
sions, Solway December 28th the other Bemd
December 29th will be conducted in the nature school
the farmer and should be taken advantage every
interested in darying this section Of the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-28

OCTOBER s, 1871: Two Texans
named 6aez. owners Of 4 livery
stable in Tampico, killed with
knives. .&3@I,3 ~:
ocTosER s. 1921: Henry La
flame, American member Of y. s.
Shipping Board steamer "sa'em
County," on shore leave In Tam
pico. stabbed to death by uniden-
titled Mexican. American Consul
te,esraphed to Mexico Citysto AK
for arrest Of murderer. r =
OCTOBER 70, 1921: Or; Ms.
Green. physician. Of Columbus.
~ Mex, found dead beside his a,I :
tomobile between Ascension and
casas Grandes, State Of Chihuahua,
t12O miles seutt, Of American Dor
der. Four bullets in body. Evil
dence indicated no was liking tire
when shot No arrests
OCTOBER IL, 1s2,: Jim Davis.
Of 81 Paso, overseas veteran. killed
at Tamplco. No details. NO ar
rests.
OCTOBER "a, 1921: Lloyd Bur
bingham, American conSu, at SaiinA
Cruz, stabbed by an unidentified
Mexican. Not fatal. Mexican ,sAtn-
is<er Of Foreign Afsalrs expressed
regret and promised Interrogation.
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WILL HAYS HOLD TWO JOBS?

The Motion Picture Industry wants Will lays to head their
organization at 100000 year B could do this alright
and treat sidene the Judge Lands does his base
ball job Of he could not let the Postmaster Gen
eralshp. These arc days of economy, you know.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-28
OUR HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

An organization of such body effected Monday night
and be made to fill niche in the life of the young people
this vicinity we'll bind together those who have attended
school here and located elsewhere We congratulations
to the association best wishes welfare
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NOT WHAT THE NAME IMPLIES

Bootleg Lake School Enjoys Fine Program
heading in The Pioneer the other evening
visitors might be wondering wish to state that this
tfu lake named because is the shape of boot The
settlers in this locality fine lot Of good American citizens
and want readers to know that the modern of
word "boot-leg" does not apply.
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NEWBERRY'S SEAT JEOPARDIZED

They've been long time trying get the goods Sena.
tor Neber and Republican senators have served
tice Senator Curtis whip of the senate that they will vote
unseat Mr. Newbey unless he defends himself openly the
floor Of the senate.
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Three Months of American Victims in Mexico


Of
ion . in a
Ameiea TN
odeh Deer reagi
wa nc how a startling
The records romA Augustus Q foNows:
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Now that North Dakota has back into the Union, the
great batteshp bearing her to be strapped We
gratute North Dakota She does things by halves.
There is distinction in such honors
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tor Newbery and Republican senators have served
tice Senator Curtis whip the senate they will
unseat Mr. Nebery unless he defends himself openly the
floor Of the senate.
Now that North Dakota has back into Union, the
great baeshp bearing her to be scrapped. We
graulte North Dakota She things by halves
There is distinction in such honors,
Mixed uries for trials impractical This has been
cOncuslVey at the rbucke trial. The situations
fronting the jury likely to be human and
the result perversion of justice.
In these days of modern DRESS reminded of of
Longfeows poems which he wrote "She knows much
it best to show The modern maid is vdicatng the poets
observation.
Prospective murdcrers please take notice An editor in
Missouri murdered and the murderer sentenced to SO
prison. while fellow who killed lawyer got off with
Z years.
Never give up The owv ivver is frequently ratified but
keeps forging ahead in spite of and downs Chad
JeWe Chad may be on FordS advertising stafWho knows?
Most despse the word 'grafters. They class them
thieves and liars But then again. hear there
honest grafter Sure there How about Burbank?
Milton paradise Regained' an unkind editor
along with pen in hand says did
er-in-law died.
Fraser the song likes sing at o'clock these
chilly mornings is keep the Home Fires Burning'
49, Don't chew the rag exchange right con-
slider the moth, who hasn't friend in the world
When with ga neck wearing a Or col
lar, it's time to pass the vltamineS.
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Mixed for trials impractical This has been
concusvely the Abucke trial The situations
fronting the jury likely be human and
the result perversion of justice.
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Ordinance No. ia, amending Orlin-
~Iuce~ No. 45. establishing water rat eSa
.inH penalties for tlle,+ government Of
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In these days of modern DRESS reminded of
Longfelows in which he wrote: She knows much
it is best to show The modern maid vndcating the poets
observation
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Most men despse the word "grafters." They
among thieves and liars. But, then again, we hear
honest grafters Sure there are How about Burbar
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Fraser says the song Dad likes to sing at o
ally mornings is Keep the Home Fires Burning
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tho showing Of Detroit and of the chi
raEo cubs. arc due to the same thing
the spirit Of iiGhtinS leader injected
into an rntir" team.
Evrrs and S"hh have proved again inc
fact that amy bail club that works and
huStlcs is brund To win. These Two
teams arr. on their toes all tn" time ana
keep right on trying regardless or inc
>,urr Thr;r men arc running out all
hits. trying for everything that Games
within reach. and night
There i tn" rd"mcnt which mas
troubled me in doping rcnnant races
for yrarS-thc influence upon teams by
ia, IT. MANAGERS. Ev"rS and cobb at the
head al almost any two clubs w"uif
make III, IN better. I can nam" Two or
three DlanIg"rS today who would nave
III" cabs and Tigers in last or ncAt to
hast POSITIONS in their leagues If they
were managing them.
TO some degree can offset this hand
leap in tho doping by studying MANA
gers and players. but it makes for. up
SETS TO try that tn an extensive degree
However. the races ar" being run just
about as they should b" on the dope.
and the chances are with nne-hfth ni
the games played. that they VIII be
closer to III" dope figures at the finish
than thrJ now are. for the reason that
the teams that are out Of proper posi-
,inns arc commencing to reveal their
strengths and their weaknesses.
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= 81 Side {! 6: T E = N
X by Rqft11 Cameron ~
WHEN SMALL THINGS SEEM LARGE

A friend Of mlnc who had a very
efficient maid all winter. has recently
lost her. | started To condor" with her
and She told me she WAS NOR" relieved
than gricvcd.
"Why. I thought She was Wonderful
worker" / said.
$50 she was" she returned. but. my
dear. did YOU ever hear her sing while
she was working"
| admitted that had never had that
pleasure.
Followed the Tune from q Distance
she had Il way Of going about halt
singing. half hummjng in tunclcSS
sort OF way. Sh" never Kept close 10
a tune. lust followed il from distance
as IL were, and Il got nr 50 n"rN"u' |
thought | should <" crazy sometimes.
She Was so ;ouChy | knew Sh" would
leave II sppk" I" her about II. and |
didn't have thy grit 10 d" It because
she was such a treasure about III" WORK
but nv dear. I can't tell y"u how IL
wore ON me- When Sh" said Sh" was
going Thought l won't have I" listen
TO that nni,>" amy more ! don't imagine
the next girl get will l." half g"
good 4 worker. hut she won't sing. IL
bc sure Of that. can t"ll you.
Such - III" power of II manncrlSm
to cancel tho value "f other apparently
far moro important qualities
She Hangs Onto Her Nurse
I know of another case IN WHEN n
" Oman gave up an attendant nurS" wh"
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he
! ofSport
by A~4S S:s-M&ew

development Of n'rHrrcl. FittSburc
makes "A co1Sidcrahr gain 10y tn" "N-
trcmC promise Of tilazncr and the rhlh-
or uncNprrt"d strength az rirrncy. l'"S-
ton and Philadelphia itgurr almost rA-
artiy a. t!ry did in March. Boston maxi
ing q gain Of uinC points. wh'!" the
philS los" just six. tiurlnnat registers
the heaviest loss. f"rty-'hr"c points.
and -. Louis. tho mystery IF III" ear
cunt. makes Il gain "f f"wt""n POINTS.
largely duo To NaiucS and Vt Is wal
lowing along in tho ruck.
IT." fa''r"N of GrUh :" report 7" IN"
Reds and III" lttr rrpur'iuG "t others
seem {" have ma>hrd ln" team rather
huprleSSiy AMI there ar" signs that II
u on the cdg" 81 decentralization and
disastrous eastern trap.
The Cards. however. are showing signs
"f ScadyIulg L. even on IN" road. and n"
team IS certain Ia move forward when
i gets home. although there il slight
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OBITUARY
johnson Funeral

Services will be held saturday after
noon at 4" 70 o'clock. from the late home,
l6S Twelfth street. foe Isaac Johnson
who passed away about O'Clock Thurs
day morning. following L two years
illness of dropsy and i accompanying
ailments. Rev. \. 4. Hilton OF III"
First BAPTIST church will offiriatc and
intermcnt will be made IN Peninsula
cemetery
Mr.. Johnson. who was IS years OF
age. was born in England. but mas re-
sided IN Wheeling for tn" past forty
Years H. WAS widely known and r"-
spected and leaves many friends VII"
will miss him. Surviving are abe "ld-
ow. five brothers. William ot this city.
ana Harry. Jacob. stephen and simpson
all Of England: one sister. Sarah. ais"
lives in Eagland Deceased was en-
ployed a. a puddlcr At ~" Whitaker
plant for many years hnt wa~ forced
10 retire two years ago whea his Ill
ness became serious.
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1 I,,k,
'hanr" that II "iI make p''' t'' MS
! h"n"rS mss H'a""h .,,
! Tic dep" 'hh''at'S lh!' the '' "
! l." even NOR" "hc-Nlh" 'h'h
! IN" March inG"!'"hS' WIN w.
aud CUNTS Outstanding '"' ~ '" 800
! E'""h.NN M" N'r Sn""'" '"'
~ S'"''' w.. w. t,,,,o ,',r,,r,, a,,uut
! h"h''' ""e"' ~ ,..,.,,
/ IN" H'"H"r'','' 90 gam ,,,.,m
! VIM INK '"" ~ ,,
! Tue h"T'" nH"' -
| tho onA' ,,.n
| oeHoVe 1fe T...o- ,or
| anu heA'nef "io -
, tho beaten eandlda'es "''i'''
those
| II YOU recall IN" dope OH '"' Mn.
can lSlEu" ra'" y MAS l" '''
! that the rae" was between 'h' '"'"'
) and tl'A"EihI. WIN 'h' '''NH "'''
! winning our Oh h'l'"hE P'"'' "' '
| inE strength. Iil' d"I'' hE"''> ''''''' '''
that IN" >ahhS "'rc "'"N a.
| unless Ward vent 'her'' '"''
/ would mot stand IA" SlTAIh' anu '""' -
| the team la'i'd II """i" pe
: management rd'h'r lh'h '"'N VI '.'H 81 r
! strength. cleveland Inquired ShEh'iE NV
; better team. but host ground because OF
! lArk oi mobility, Speaker having I"
max" To-" many changes I" meet az
frr,n, kinds Of pitching. Tho iankS
also Inquired t" boat them in their series.
! Tho chicago White SIX figured last.
: with Washington and St Louis ard De-
trnit all STRENGTHENED The Athletics
olso figured very much better than they
, .h,,.,.l last season
! I'm J,ic IN, main features of tho dope
,,,,.. rnrl,I on, wcII The Hrowns wah.
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WAS excellent in most ways. because
tho latter hal L nervous laugh which
grated on the patient 10 an unrndur-
able degree.
The effect "f laughter seems 10 he
particularly susceptible" to being spoiled
by nervous mauncriSmS. \ letter friend
writes me "Dnc Of my prrtticSt
friends hangs on To her nose when she
laughs and really Il diStrartS my at
t"nti"n from tn" point OF the joke 70
say nothing of spelling her appearance
Eating oranges or cream puffs. or laugh
ing. rrc ought to praCtiC" think
They are lost arts as rule"
Tho Use Of Worn Out Slang
Another mlnneriSm. I think you can
call it that, which anrnys mo is IN"
use "f thoroughly worn out slang. II
seems :" me that I shall scream If I
hear Il certain friend "f mine say "Tll
say 50 again I am sure ! have heard
her say II 5nh times in tho last few
months. Why is it that r""Pl" who
would n"vrr wear worn ont clothes.
who would feel embarrassed to have
worn out furniture in IN" home. will
constantly use worn ont slang"
What Il blessing II would 10 If each
Of us for one day In the year could
get outside our own skins and $40 and
hear our rnanncrlSmS as others see and
hear them.
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Funeral services will hc he'd this
afternoon a, O'Clock from the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. W. W. Irwin.
South From. street. for the late Mrs,
Henry OFT. Sr.. VIII" passed away We'd
nesday evening after u long illness.
Rev. Pliny Brokaw Ferris. pastor %
Second Presbyterian church. will Off
e!ate and incerment will take place IN
Greenwood cemetery.
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Hc-"I suppose when all women vote
tho marty managers will have TO put
handsom men on their tickets for cen
didatcs."
Sbe-"What makes you think women
will demand handsome mon to vote for
when you look at the kind the most Of
thcm marry"''--Iioston American.
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Pasadena. california May 26.--Th"
Rev Thomas Davidson Christie. -. cdu-
|Sator. author and missionary. VII" was
-Eiren from Asia Minor by IL" Turks
IN 1915. because ne had eSH"uS"d tho
cause Of the ArmcnianS. died her" late
last night
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TAKEN 1IaHT n

Did her father encourage you
"Hc smoked 50-ccnt cigar I hap.
pcncd To have in my pocket and Dor.
rowcd $40. Is that encouragement"
"'F.ncoura cement" My boy. 1t l6Sks
to me as If you were already member
oC the family" -BirmnEfam Age-Her-
a III
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sx-r.dsral Judge warrington

Cincinnati. May o6.-JudGe John ".
Warrington. retired justice Of the Fed
ersl Court Of Appeals, died here as tn"
result Of a stroke Of paralysis. He was
aged "a years. He was appointed hy
former President W. II. Taft in 1909.
He retired two years ago.
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THOSE POLITICIANS.

Two old friends met on 4 street cor
nrr. II WAS the FIRST time they had seen
each other for years.
Rill---"H"llo. Joc!'
JnN--"Iirllo. BILL
Hll-"Whnt nrc y"u doing now:
Joc--"IIush. III tell you. but you
mustn't toll my dear old mother. I'm Il
senator. She thing I'm 4 saloOn-kccpcr.'
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1ox sAIr-R1vE1 CRAFT.

Full cabin. IS h. p. light. draft mo-
. torboat. HIS an oak bottom. good
, sized decks. 65 II. hull. Lying at
, Eleventh street. Wheeling. Henry
Balade. 1l06 Water st. Wheeling.
~ Va. my-2-20t
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Elect ion day had como and gone and
a rnlurcd brother wendell his way home
proud Of himself and happy with the
world. MANDY" he informed his wife.
"Donc made lots mt money today. Mr..
Smith comes along and gives me 81
to vote for him, and den Mr.. BroNt.
gives me :" to vote for him and f1nally
MIR Green gives me 81 To vote for him.
"Lordy. lordy!" circulated hts spouse.
Amt dat grand? And l suppose yn'
voted for Mr.. smith
"'Dccd. no. All voted for MI Green.
All fingered NJ wasn't :" wicked as dc
oIGcrs." - Legion Weekly.
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wANTED-MALA.

beef cutter. capable man
who will BE- careful and not afraid OF
work. Apply Swift & Co. 18th and
E,off SITS. my-@T-g
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R-T-C-S-I-r-~
ISTELLlGENCER WANT ADS.
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"They profit most who servo best"
BORTON

het(er hotel
Located on Atlantic I'iiys CrOsStown
"r0farr--TvnncSsc" Ave.
rlraSingly Popular with Particular People
EuruIu Plan. Twenty SiNth Season.
T.. Il. VAN VOORHEES,.
-"3-t-t-s-30t
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THE CALVERT

VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR BEACH
central tn>prrS h amuScmcntS. Home
like & attractive. Rooms With running
water. priva;" baths: tahl" uncNccllcd.
Amer 4 European plan. Bathing from
house. Rates AN application. leo.
rri;chard my-23-t-t-s-20t
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wANTEp-Boy for general work around
store. Apply Singer Sewing Machine
co. 20 loth ST. my-21-i
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Dope IS dope and that's the end OF IT,
I, is true that ia baseball. one never
can be certain Of the strength OF any
bali club until after Decoration day. Tor
the simple reason that the n-St SIX
weeks Of any season consist chiefly in
getting 4 team into working order. and
Il does NOT begin 10 play I" It's true
form until after that tlm". nor does the
average team reach its full strength ol
condition and erHthing else until
close to August i.
However, the major lcaCu" teams
this spring have come into shape faster
than usual. and We have son enough or
them 10 get a fair lin" on them. Thus
ar they have shown that the spring
dope on team strengths WAS wonder
fully enact.
The dope in tho spring was that Pitts
burg had the best team in the National
League. and that tn" fight would b" be
tween thr Pirates and Giants. with the
odds fIvorlng thr lri"tcS. Provided
Adams anil lIamltnn. their veteran
pitchers, came around Ia within ~ per
cent of their best strength. brooklyn
was concededly strnn'; in pitchers and
uncertain on other grounds. an cratic
team At best and not Liable u be able
to hold the astonishing pace i set last
season.
The Phiis figured rather hopeless
last placr team. The Boston Braves
figured extremely mediocre. Tn" cubs
were a team in the making. inspired by
. the fighting spirit OF the leader and hay
Ing prospects of good pitching. The
Cards. Il team which had strength
enrugh TO run one. two three. wrr"
handicapped by two clements. uncertain
management and questionable pitching.
The Reds SrxlShth by holI'ut tnd
power.
H. Z. x. said that condition 10
that brief period between getting
ready and going stals-and base
bali season lasts six months.
Doping tn" strength OF ball clubs
early in March. before the managers
themselves have made their final deci-
sions rs to position and before the hold
out cases are settled. the dopestcr nat
urally work under heavy handicap
Recently | took the March figures and
very carefully revised them to fit tho
changed conditions. The result in tho
National League was rather astonishing
There Is very little actual change in
team strengths. Some teams hay"
gained at one point. lost at another. New
York has gained fortv-Scvcn points. du"
almost entirely to the development OF
Ryan. who adds greatly to the pitching
strength of tho team. Chicago shows
gains and losses. The failure of Alex
andcr and Vaughan 10 come around into
condition has been offset by the develop
ment OF CheeveS and York, and the in
jury of kiIlefer has been offset by the
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wASTED-Young man as billing clerk
Must be able to operate typewriter
Klein & Merriman Co. lt:S Main ST.
City mS--'-i
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JOHNSON--On Thursday morning. May
IS, 1871. At o'clock Il. m, ISAAC
JOHNSON, IN tho 39th year OF his
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ron RlNY.

FOR RENr-Thrre furnished rooms
modern convcnienccs. Private bath,
II 18th street. my-21-i
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wASTEDA-Stogts makers. Write the
Patterson Stogic Co. Chrtchsyille.
Ohio. my--o-l
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Funeral from his Er residence. lGS
Twelfth street. ON Saturday afternoon
1T .:3O O'Clock. Friends of the family
invited to attend. lnt"rmcnt at the
Peninsula cemetery.
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Sale

Two story and attic. brick dwelling
Of 10 rooms. bath, laundry. furnace,
front and rear porches. Hard wood
finish A real modern and up TO date
nome. on 18th 81. between Jacob and
Wood streets
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ron SALE.
BUSINESS opronruHrruS.

HAVE $4,000 to invest in small bust
ness. any one wishing 4 partner for
any small business write me giving de-
tails Of the business. location. etc. Ad-
dress improvements. caro- lnt"lllg"nrcr.
my-23-m
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Ho1 SALH-PoULT1Y.

FOR SALE-Anconas Shepherd strain
eggs and stock. II. Il. Hermann.
Whaling. ". Va. r. II. . ap-N-28.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. xspnar. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapsl. l212 chaplins strsst
Call Phone 1917
DIED

OTT--On Wednesday. MAJ IS. 1921. at
6:35 o'clock p. m. at the home. Of her
daughter. Mrs. W. W. Irwin. 3lJ
South Front street. MARTHA HOl.-
LINtiSWORTH GElFFlTH. wit" OF
the late Henry q. OFT. IN III" S1th year
III her age.
Funeral services from tho residence" on
Friday afternoon o'rlnrk. Friends
Invited. lnt,rmcnt private Greenwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

ATLANTIC CITY RESORTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
6SoLLANEOUH.

FAMOUS Stark Delicious and Gold De-
licious Winter Apple Trees. owned by
Stark Bros. Buy now for fall planting.
Let Isaac Walker. Salesman of West
Alexander. Pa. call on you. ~ postal
will bring him. ny-lS-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Correct
Call a janitor and have tho cohwchs
swept out Of this room. Who meets
here anyhow"
An investigating committcc"--Louis-
willie Courier Journal.