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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
ST|LLMAN RESIGNS
AS BANK PRESIDENT;
MITCHELL SUCCEEDS
Resignation Accepted on Eve
of Big Divorce Trial

Nm Yor>. May - ON the "vc a. -
SumiuS tho court haiti" !"C divorce.
Mr. James \. St!lman to-day re
signed the presidency If the Ntt:"na /.
city Bank. The largeS' institution fo its
Kind in the United states. RrmorS thai
h. would rclinquish this position. "hira
his father held bcforr him had Cirrui2-
eel frequently since the banker HrI hts
wife openly accused each other OF IN
fidelity.
Mr.. Stillman UusucccSs fully sought {"
resign several weeks after his VIII" had
charged him with being the father u'
the son @! i former Broadway chorus
girl. At that tim" the directors uh;tr'i-
mously refuses the resignation. T"-d;t y
when Mr.. Stillnau again sought - Sep
down from the office. HIS resignation
was accepted anu Charles Edwin
Mitchell, president oi the Nationa, '.tT
Company. was elected TO succeed HIN.
Mr.. Stillman also gave up his it'll" aS
chairman Of the board. this position GO
ing TO H. I. SwenSon.
Tomorrow morning. Mr.. Stil'man vii!
actively take up his figh: f0r divorce a.;
the second Of Il series Of hearings before
Referee Daniel ]. Gleason. I:vidcnc" 70
b presented against Mrs. Stt!!nan
through testimony at THIS heArlAs' Will
require at leas. three days. the bankers
attorneys announced. S"mr or II VIII
include testimony intended t" supper
Mr., Stillman'S contention That MS WIi'
IS the mother ot an infant boy by th"'r
former Indian servant and EuIi"' r7'u
BcauvaS
II was learned th.; adTt!"pa. charges
Of alleged misconduct WIN DC lodged
against Mrs. Stnlman NJ the new near
ings, which viii De secret.
Among the witnesses gathered hcF" 10
day for tho hoarinG We're SHrer;t! trcneN- =
Carad!auS, from Three fivcrS. Qu"be''
site of tho Stillman summer camp r.
which ReauvaiS was employed
Witnesses summoned Il! Mrs. MIL
mans counsel following h. counter
rnarrr.: azainSt the banker. W. not "'
heard unit! later hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
.PARAMOUR TURNS ON
ALLEGED MURDERER

Special Dispatch 10 Til" IntclllSenc'r.
7. MartinsburS. ". Va, May g 'hhrE"'t
Nth numbering W \. Murray. "h"S''
deAh. according {" rhyHi":hn%. was
due eto StrNChR!nr poison. W. y. if"N-
man snd Mr&. Murray aere arraign"'l
IN circlit court here today. E"th IL
tered pleas Of mot Su.i:y" and Tho
state elected 20 try Bowman 1rst. Mrs.
MURRAY. alleged by the 4tat" :" ha'"
been Bo~man'S paran"ur. deserted Inn
while on th. Witness stand and declared
him TO BE- h"r husbands murderer a;
various times whii" t..Stfy!nS. She
smiled at the attorneys amd'"ounScl Tor
her asked the CouT' :" appoint com
mission to test her sanity h"f"r" ALLOW
ing her 10 hc tr!"d. 'rh,. motion was
granted Indications A., thai th" trial
will last two days.
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Adjoulns;;
Levies Inheritance Tax
APPROPRIATIONS ARE
ABOVE $17,00O,0OO
Inheritance Tax Measure
Amended as Demanded,
By Governor Morgan

,'nHri.S;nn Nav 3-The extraordinary
session OF the state legislature, called
at tn. conclusion Of the regular session
Friday night. was adjourned sine die
late tnis afternoon. The net for the bst
day w.tS the budget bill; house dbl
TO pay officers, attaches and miScellan-
Gus expense, in connection with the e2-
ira session, and another house bill re-
laling to taxes on inheritance ana 70
provide for the appraisement OF estates
subject 10 such taxes. .
An Inheritance tax bill was enactod
at the w!nd-up Of the regular session,
but Governor Morgan threatened veto
unless there were amendments made to
v,crcomc his objections In order to
open thn way for revision on this score
the governor included tax matters In
his call for the extra session. II
The original bill provided for the APT
nointmcnt Of an official appraiser at
salary not to exceed $4,000 and for .
few other things that the governor ex-
pressed his opposition to. The AMENDED
bill. as passed today. drops the ap-
ptaisership and provides that where tho
county court faus TO appoint an ap-
praiscr within sixty days after ths
death Of the person whose estate 10
subject 10 the inheritance tax, the STATE
commissioner may appoint such 2p-
urai,.r and fix n reasonable compensa-
ton Tor his service. Another change
gives the tax commissioner the right
10 appeal from the decision OF the ap-
praiser. :,
The Inheritance tax rate Is Increased
under the amended law and tho rate
fixed by this state now equals tho aver
age for the zen highest states In tho
union.
Five senators voted no. on the roll
call. They we're President Arnold.
Boone. Bowers, lIenshaw and Shackle-
ford.
conference report was received this
morning on the budget bill ana "
russed both houses and was MADE OF"
fectivc upon passage. -.
The legisla ture enacted Into law :Ns
bills at the regular and extra SESSION
Adding the eight emergency measures
Of the rreliminAry session the totAl
number Of new laws Is 223, or about -:
percent Of the number OF bills onereo. =
$4,000 for Marshall ~
The appropriation for salaries teaen,
c-s. ,officers and employees at MArshal
college. which was the chief issue over
which the house and senate deadl0ckep
Monday night on the budget Pill 49,
suited in sending the msASUss hse -.
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CALL CONFERENCE
ON FREIGHT RATES

Washington. May %.--(l'y the Assoc:.
atcd Prcss. THE diving attack of ma
jor shippers against high freight as i'm
I.cdinG national progress has eliminated
ii waS announced today. in an agreement
for joint conference here May l3 be-
tween railway executives. interstate
commerce commission members and pro-
duc"rs and shippers.
The meeting was arranged after the
prVduC"rS' group. representing al! the
larger building materials manufacturers
associations. had carried To President
Harding their demand for prompt action
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SENATORS AGREE To RECOMMEND
LOUIS BUCHWALD FOR MARSHAL
HOLD MINISTER ON
CHARGE OF MURDER

.s;.. =: DIspat",. :" Th, ln'"'i g"nr"r'
I'n:.,, Pheasant. ". Va. May - E"v
Eu.G." GtN."".,;. Holy E"ll'r n.n'S'r:
..,,arr"I VIII ,Ar murder o. Clayton
Nr,pp> Il !G-y,l:-o,d boy. was h'id !"
.hr Mason coTn'y court grand Jury
w!:ch ..;S Jun :. by Justice "C he
I'r,c., Waii,,." here today.
The crimr with which R"N. 'a'!iooat
- charged came TO light last F@nrs"ay
when the body f tho boy was found on
Callicoat's property. The minister does
not deny the killing. saying II" has pSeA
.he ,;c,;n Of several rObbrr:rs recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
SENATE PASSES THE
IMMIGRATION BILL

Washington. May - tn" ~rnai" ;ouay
pa ssed IN" "lnerT"n'! immigrh'''n o''''
axinS admission Of aliens :" " i'HT 'en'
Of Zach nationality resident III IN,
I:ni,cd states in 1910. The Hi is effect
i've for fourteen months. bcrinn:ng iif-
tccn days after enactment. TIL" vote on
massage was = 70 !. senator Rood. Dem
ocrat, Missouri. opposing th" measure.
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EXTRA VOTE OFFER the members
ustng before
EXTRA VOTE OFFER OF tne e
no time intense during tn
OF the prize they want early IN
secured this week will far surpaSs any Vel o
tho opportunity
this Drive other race wn
and all realize
ton perfectly rolling OF votes while they
YiVrnSO LIBERAL
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wxLsH 1xsrs JACKSON.

Summit. y. T.. May 3.--.fr" Lilo
N-AlSh former world lightweight cham
p:on, stopped Young Willie Jackson Of
philadel phia IN the eighth OF tHn-
round match here tonight. lack nenr-
stv. worlds heavyweight champion reg
creed the contest. Jackson took counts
Of eight and nine In the third round.
Welsh fought hts second contest stree
he lost his titlc 10 Benny Leonard four
wears ago.
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p. o. ROBBERS MOVED.

Toledo. O.. May 3.--Nina susp. cts m
In" million dollars postnffice robbery
her" February :. last. were brought 10
T"!"d" from Detroit under heavT guard
and placed in tho comfy jail. The in
terurban car on which they were cclI-
v"y"d. vas surrounded By police on ar
rival.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
GERMANY SENDS
NEW PROPOSAL
To THE ALLIES
Supreme Council Decides
Substance of Allied
Ultlmatum

London. May l.'---'pE NNe -1''''N' 49, -
Press ,N-A ncw German offer 10 the
allies vas :".cEra2hcd Tuesday 'r"m
R.rllu to til" German ambassador ii
prar,s !n- communication 10 tho r"pa7a :
t!unS commission, according I" 4 state
,rrnt .,Scril-d 10y the London Times 10
good authority"
The terms nf the offer are not known
but III" Times says It Is believed thry
arc approximate /" acceptance "' 'h'
allies dCriSion al Paris on january "
II ls presumed Nv" offer wiz u" for
war,l,>,i To- London and placed h"f"~" tn"
supreme council today "Wednesday ;.
Decide ON Ulttmatum.
London. MAJ :. Il! In" >,"iat"d
Ircss The supreme council r""ch"d a
complete agreement this afternoon on
the substance Of the Ultimaium :" ne
sent 10 Germany by thu rcIa-ations com
mission not later than May :" Inc uIt'-
lnatum expires six days later
The drafting commission is busy 80
nigh, complrting the document. which
will be Nnally passed ~ another meet
ing nI the council tomorrow and them
handed TO the rerarat!ons commissions
which has hc"n called from Paris. ana
which will forward IN" last word or the
allies 10 the Berlin Ga oinet IN a"'Crd-
ance with the treaty "f Versailles.
, The total sum which Germany vii! De
called upon to pay has been increase"
$50, 600. 600 hounds sterling h. th~ IN
rlusion nf the sum dut Belgium OIL 90
count q McG debts 20 III" aA'"S.
Guarantee Bonds.
In Irr the bonding schcme :" guaran-
,ca tho nnyiucnt Cf 100 uhd 900 Nound :
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invita- q. S. to Council.

Lur,ion. May ?.---'Ry ia" NS~"'':.''""
! rr"SS y. TT" allied supreme council d''-
rided today I" !n'ji' III United stats
- send :, representative. ~ n n"n't"r
Of he supreme council. and ais" :" t':
-rnrosart"I on thr rep;tr; ions commits
sion .,rd thc cburri! "f amha sSadorS.
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Success to Crown Efforts of Members Who Are
On the Alert for Subscriptions Next -Four Days

THOSE WHO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE BIG EXTRA VOTE
OFFER WILL HAVE FLYING START IN THE RAC6 EOk
FIVE MAGNIFICENT TOURING CARSFULL SF3kO
AHEAD IS THE ORDER FROM NOW UNTIL SATUkOA4
N1GHT-125O 900 EXTRA VOTES WILL BE CREDITED VEVH
EVERY $40 WORTH OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
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with d"tcrmipat:on that whatever
surprises may BE- in store will not eaten
them unawarcs. nc active members in
thu big circulation Drive arc WORKING
hard during thcs" days while the BIZ
EXTRA OFFER Is on. This Is the los
!caI time I" work. In order 10 place 4
,,r- lead hntWcc.. them and their near
-: competitors. the wise" members
viii tax" advantage "f this opportunity
u jump into safe place" and Will
double and reloubi" their efforts from
now until IN. md OF this offer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04

inL.perlcn: steel companies 'h:"cS'- :
nu: ~" country. .3>'uhInt ,h"N' 80
Wn,-.!:rr and tn. rest Of the ono VAL
-. -,,L.. Z reduction in the wages Of
.r,. ,,l,nr.rs yom- weeks ago. on an
,,..-.,r,. ,hc REDUCTION made by :iIe :nde-
,,.p.icn.s wasabout c6 per cent;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
THE WEATHER.

West virgtnta-Rain followed by clear
ing wednesday,; Thursday fair with
rising temperature.
Ohio and western Pennsylvania-FA1r
In north, cloudy In south portion Wed
nesday: Thursday fair and warmer.
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CALL CONFERENCE
IN MARINE TROUBLE

washinStcn May S-A conference 70
- he'd harc tomorrow # all parties !"
ihe ma .r'.' .;,hor controversy Is nnd''
consideration rhT:rrr.,I. EenS0n. or IN"
shipping 30; -. ;.'r.a''n""d ,a'e today.
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ana ever! IlsElDcI move ~"
predictions that this week
strenuous one among those Y
TO the ownership Of one Of the
motor cars. Before the Camp
ager had time TO open his de
day morning he was calle
1hone. A drive member W.
wire and asked that anotht
book he sent Immediately. Tn
called to turn in subscription,
"0ood Time to Enter
4 person may enter the
now and get into the le
I25,oo0 ENTRA VOTES will
for each and every $50 Wc
scrip;ions turned in during
Both nov and old subscrit
upon this offer. After Sat
old subscriptions will not ps
any extra vote offer that VI
and this In .tself should VI
CONTINUED Oh EAHO Ia
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WANT TO WORK lo.HouRs.

Lima, O.. May S.--Five hundred city
laborrrS tonight p"tition"d council 70 be
allowed 20 work ton hours day, Instead
Of eight, rs heretofore. No incrc2 SO IN
was gcS rae asked.
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Appointment of Ohio County
Man Will Leave Way Clear
For White to Be Appointed
Warden of Prison.
tBy CHARLES BROOKS sM1TH)

Washington. i. e. May - Senate
Howard Sutherland tonight announced
that thr West Virginia senator's hav"
agreed - recommend IN" appointment
-. LOUIS Hurhwald o! wheeling IL be
l'nitr! States marshal for tn" north h:ra
district q! W"st Virginia.
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Buchwald Succeeds Smith.

4 telephone message from N.iSH''.H-
ton last cIening announced that TN W."
West NirE:n!;t senate had ag''"l 20
recommend Louis Eu'Iwaid ot OH"
county for tho L. s. TlarShalShip after !
rather pr"trari"j hGh; Tor this position.
0r.e!Nallv. rx-Sh"r!it Howard Hastings
vi OH" county. Hon. Harry T.. Weiss. oi
ohio ruunty. Earl Pepper "i Mnn"n "a IN
county. an. lion. Walter EurGrHf. o.
Marshall county W." th" "nMt"nd"r" ;"T
:hc marshaiSh!p. Later Sheriff ". +
clayton. II Marshall county. p"caHe a
candidate rt all these candldateS. Alr.
Hastings seemed - develop III" greatest
strength. :.rd for I!rnr II looked .ti !
hn were certain :" he appointed. fhSl-
jrrs received the endorsement of r., re
:har two u.thir'!S of the Eep"nh'ai II
county committee oc Ohio county. rrac-
t.ral!y al. % the city ana county on
c,:,ls and 4 ,argr majority " the i'm
lmrtant manufacturers ana business
mos ot this, section. as well rs IN" on
dorScmrnt Of most ot N" -'at" i"E. .S-
r,,,,rs nnrt;cu!arly IA" s:A;" arnatr.
However protest again''i ms apP"''t
ncnt was mad" hI members "f the Anti
Sa loon league. and later BY Congress-
man RoSchlonm, thus presenting the
rather unusual sp"ctacl" "f r"mo!h"-
tion Of the only avowed Wet Congress-
u,n from West Virp,n:.. with III" Anti
Saloon l"guc in opposition 10 "and!-
dotr for public office. The strength.
ho,r.yrr, Of Hastings ra*r was such
th,t ,h.. .naturS hesitatcd for several
works br fore taking amy action. In TN
meanwhile the candidacy Of Louis Ruch-
vald was sprung. Euchwaid received
~. ,ndors.mcn: Of n number of the
STAT, officials n, has been for hunl-
her Of years appo!ntcr in the stat.
N-orkmcn', Compensation bureau nj
charleston. and previous |" that had
served in the Legislature FROM ONO
,,',uutI
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Mason County Can Try Griffith
charleston. Ma r." r'%nt ~ i"'
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loon, for White.

Thr cppU.ntmeni . OF RuchWait may pe
,,psider,d :, triumph for the state ad-
uInis,ratiou at Charleston. W a. least
.n evidence Of it's power with Senator'S
Sutherland and E;ik:ns. Buchwald was
q candidate for tho Wardenshir or the
sta," pen:tcntiary. and as 'nc or lhe
Nnr1c,n Supporters the 2dmN'S'Tat
cv;dcntlv felt he had I" hr ta""n care
Of. 1t appears likely that NJ. H. " hHe'
furm,r warden Of the pcnitcntiarE' mas
nov ls,cn slated for warden and lE" IN
,Iu.ncc Of White and others has oecn
us.d at Washington to secur" INC mar
shalship for Buchald. In additlon 10
this. Hastings had the peculiar ihlsiof-
tun, of sncountcring the opposltion'
firs, OF the Art!-Saloon league. ana later
q: congressman Roscnbloom, ~ho Ger
,ajnlv bas not been IN ally OF the anu
Saloon league. Members of the Anu
saloon league professHd TO believe that
Hastings would not he an "h'ci@ai "I-
t;,.r IN liouor cases. while HoScnbloo'i
seems to oppose Hastings On p'Tsohal
grounds.
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(Cont1nusd Oh FA6s IA
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.Sl25, 900 for Marshall

The aperopriat ton for salaries. teaen.
c-s. \officers and employees at AArsnAtl
college. which was the chief issue over
which the house and senate dea0locEsp
Monday night on the budget Pill as
suited In sendl1e the msAS,sss Aee -.
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Iues more :han they dare PUBLICLY
Iss. They do not want 70 rad IN
TO-. he American action more than -
ann:-ent on IN, sacc but Il IS u fact
,bat th.re Is more hop- OF aN!ed solid
arlty al the present TINE than when
German: began her efforts 70 dt:Fe A
wedge between the United States ana
her associates n the war.
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(oon4aHasd On "a
Williams news., 1921-04-08

tions used in connection with the business of the corporation :; to borrow and loan money and execute notes, mortgages bonds or deeds of trust and to secure the same and to exercise to- ward all such bonds, notes mort gages and other securities and obligations any and all rights, powers and privileges of indi- vidual owners and in general to make contracts and to do and and all things incident to the business of the corporation and in any and all things to do as fully to all intents and purposes as a natural person might or could do.
 The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by a Board of three Directors, by whom President, a Vice President, a Secretary-Treasurer and such other officers as the Board may direct shall be elected. The Directors shall be elected by and from among the stock holders, on the First Tuesday after the Fifteenth (15) of January of each year. Until their successors are elected and qualified, the following named persons shall be the Di- rectors and officers of the Co.,: Edward T. McGonigle, Presi- dent and General Manager, Riordan, Arizona Robert J. ..8renk, Vice President. Rior+s dan, Ariozna Clara McGon- igle, Secretary-Treasurer, Rior dan, Arizona.
 The highest amount of lia- bility that this corporation shall subject itself at any time shall not exceed two thirds of
 VII
 This corporation is formed to endure twenty-five years af- ter it's Articles are duly exc cuted; but it's charter rights may be renewed before it's charter expires from time to time, for periods not exceeding twenty-five years at a time per- petually.
 The private property of the stockholders of this corporation shall be and is hereby made forever exempt from all liabil- lty for debts or obligations of this corporatin.
 The capital stock of this cor poration shall be and is here by made forever non-assessable
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oy this corporation for any pur-

l by thlS corporation TOT any puf- pose.
 This corporation does hereby appoint George w. Harben, of Flagstaff, Arizona, who has been a bona fide resident of the State of Arizona for more than three years, to be its agent up- on whom all notices and pro- cesses, including service of summons, may be served. This appointment of agent may be revoked at any time by filing new appointment of agent in the office of the Corporation Commission at Phoenix, Ariz- ona.
 In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 28 day of August, A. D. 1920.
 Edward T. McGonigle
 Rober J. Brenk Jr.
 Clara McGonigle State of Arizona, County of Coconino. ) SS V Before me, F. M. Gold, Notary Public in and for the County of Coconino, State of Arizona, on this day person ally appeared Edward T. Mo Gonigle, Clara M. McGonigle, and Robert J. Brenk, all per sonally known to me to be the peronS whose names are sub scribed to the foregoing instru- ment, and acknowledge to me that they executed the same for the purposes and considerations therein expressed.
 Given unoer my hand and seal of office at Flagstaff, Ari- zona, this 2S day of August, A. D. 1920. F. M. GOLD.
 Notary Public (SEAL>
 My commission expires May 9, 1922.
 Filed in the office of the Ari- zona Corporation Commission this 31 day of Aug. A. D. 1920 at II 100 A. M. at request of Geo. w. Harben, whose post office address is Fla gstaff Ari- zOna.
 Arizona Corporation Com mission.
 By
 Amos A. Betts.
 Chairman.
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AT THE SULTANA
SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH.

THE DeHAVENS in
 "Twin Beds"
 Twin Beds was a scream on the stage. The DeHavens have made it a riot of fun on the screen. It's CLEAN but it's the funniest yet. First Nat'l
Williams news., 1921-04-08
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Misses Marie Miller, Alpha Anderson and Pauline Jones were hostesses at a dancing last Friday night. About forty | couples were present: The room was most artistically decorated with butterflies in pink and green. The color scheme was carried out in the refreshments consisting of ice cream and cake, also. All present declar- ed this one of the most delight full social functions of the sea- son.
 Calico 10 cents a yard.
 RACKET STORE
 A Mexican was picked up with a pint of ''white mule" on his person, one day this week. He was placed in the jail and information filed against him.
 M. I. Powers, President of the Arizona Central Bank. and T. E. Pollock. member of tra board of dir. 't''r- the lnsI'- tuition, were business visitors in Williams, Saturday.
 O O O
 MT. F. w. Britain, of Albu- querque, N. M., representing Ilfeld & Co.,, of that place was calling on the trade in Williams this week.
 DOG OWNERS
 You were notified last week to get 1921 tag for your dog. This week I will have city wag- on gather up dead dogs. This is last warming. Call at clerks office and get tag.
 ROBT. BURNS, Marshal Play Suits, blue, red long sleeves, 22O count, sizes 1 to 8 years, for SIPS each, at the Variety Store Swedish Massage Treatments for ladies by Mrs. E. L. Will either treat you at my house or will call. For particulars call Rabbit Pol son Go. of Williams and ask for MT. E. l.. Blanchard. Adv.
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made it a riot of fun on the screen. It's CLEAN! but it's the funniest yet. First Natl SUNDAY, APRIL 10TH.
 JACK PICKFORD in
 "Just Out of College" He learns there are many things he did not learn in college. MONDAY. APRIL 11TH.
 CONSTANCE BINNEY in
 "Something Different Remember "39 East"? Here's the same star in another just as great and that means as good as is made. Realart TUESDAY, APRIL FIFTH.
 ALL STAR CAST in
 "Hearts Are Trumps" A mighty melodrama of Ro- nance and Intrigue. A picture so wonderful in theme and so big it will amaze you. Metro WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18TH.
 WALLACE REID in
 "What's your Hurry?' Every body's favorite in anoth- CT Auto Story. A humdinger of a comedy, one you'll laugh about for days. Paramount THURSDAY, APRIL 14TH.
 SANTA FEE ENTERTAIN
 MENT
 FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH.
 ALICE BRADY in
 "Out of The Chorus"
 BUSTER KEATON in
 "Convict 13"
 A chorus girl story with a new twist and it's a dandy. And that greatest of all comedians Bus ter Keaton at his best. We're only sorry that he does not make one a week. Rea1art
Williams news., 1921-04-08
SUNDAY, APRIL 10TH.

JACK PICKFORD in
 "Just Out of College" He learns there are many things he did not learn in college.
Williams news., 1921-04-08
O O O Calico 10 cents a yard.
 RACKET STORE

A Mexican was picked up with a pint of ''white mule" on his person, one day this week. He was placed in the jail and information filed against him.