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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01
Editor The Star:

Editor The Star:
I am not prejudiced against the
churches Of today. but I would like
to see more unity Of belief.
am a Scripture student. 10 years
OF age. and for the sake of truth.
and to let the public know the
truth. hereby offer 20 debate. US.
ing The Star az a medium II II
can be arranged. any preacher. pas
tor or head OF any church, or any
person or persons whatsoever. on
any OF the modern day beliefs and
religious tenets such az do the
Dead Live Again." or Eternal
Life" or Death and the Cause OF
DEATH" or Where Heaven and Hell
Are and What They Are" THE
Mystery Of tho Holy Trinity" or I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01
The Truck That Comes in the Night

curiosity Inert quarts
fnquorfo Elliott
and the who stole 1t
hin enjoy unmixed
ITSELF the VIII
: the public nostrls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01
Editor The STAR

k4ilOr ihs st1fs
have been q reader Of your
paper ever since my arrival In your
city five years ago. and fully apprc-
ciase the value 20 the community
OF many suggestions and requests
your paper has made for the better
ment Of all concerned. and l am
calling your attention to the very
slack manner In which n great men
ACC to our agriculture Il cared for.
viz. the ecanadian) Russian thistle.
ask that you detail somc OF your
able reporters 10 look into this mat.
ter and then tell thru your columns
how thos. OF us who depend on
saruing our living from agricultural
sources can be expected TO prosper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

Editor The STAR =
I wns greatly pleased upon read.
Ing letters Of Ambassador Page and
President Wilson published IN the
August Worlds Work and continued
In September.
These letters show an abundance
Of human feeling and let us into
the family circle. Mrs. Asauith says
In her diary: AFR. Page II one Of
Gods good men,"
am not Of the party but I havv
always been grateful that we had
men like Woodrow Wilson and
Page
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

haunss sees here too much Of same
ness. ~ II tharc wss an attempt Ut
prssumptious artstocr1cy on thu
part OF that most urassuninS In
habitant OF the garden. which gives
rise to lingering suspicion that
these have risen TO distinction BY
tho aid OF a designing hand: az II
II was n kind OF charity 10 conceal
those warty and vaxrsnt members
with whom they had been compelled
10 associate while yet In the hill.
One who win deliberately employ
the meek. transformations and inof.
fensive potato az q star witness In
the defense Of Ananlas IL sold into
the possession OF the King Of TN
truth: ne becomes the prince OF
duplicity. indeed.
Even as n liar. Dickens boastful
American II entering the list OF the
unemployed II has come 10 thu
breaking point: the Jap must 60
w. IT, SCOTT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01
NY DIR. WM. u. BARTON

! o G X A ETfNA.
TION Ia, accord
ing TO long IA
miiiar a d a q .
the thief Of time.
N that were all
that should be
said against IL.
. r o crastlnation
W o ID deserve
10 be c o n 4.
demned. y u I
p r o crnsiinntion
" more than the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

- fheughs she was . wife.
~ really chs was an AMI
1n1sd cleanser.
- foun6 . maximum Of JOY
r. get11ng DOWN on her knees
~ serubbtng ths Kitchen nosr.
neklng the stove every day
- hugs black mlftens pulled
~ hes hands wss . part Of her
- Use1 70 scrub ths kltcheu
~ unt1l ~ enamel was thin.
- ksDt evesy speck Of dust
q u The chairs h the living
- While her husband, who
" nature WAS an easy-solng.
&npDy-goIucky somebody. smoked.
- --bvat path between the
<1tehen and his chair, carrying
~ dust pan to catch the ashes
III might fan.
WHEN he laid DOWN his paper In
\ rumply heap 10 move his chair
= : better light. she swoopcd
1own upon II and. folding II neat
y, md 4 half way 10 the rack
~ ne time he awakened 10 Whist
~ happened and began TO howl
obeut H.
When he sid . slipper off and
~ h lay loosely six inches from
Ms foot. II she didn't remind him
= . hurt tone that his slipper
MS on the floor. she resignedIy
licked II up and started off up
oGalrs with II.
On an especially warm evening
when he came home wiIted, and
femoving his collar and tie en-
Gowed the neck Of . bronze Che
TN with II. she looked 1t him In
~ utter hopeIessness which all
hit put Into words plsint that
~ Of her training had been lost
N him.
II was . neat little house that
he had to live In.
But, somehow. ne wanted q
home.
And, finally. he discovered .
club where he could put his feet
On the chairs and flick the ashes
around any old where and he
esuId drop part Of his paper on
~ floor and 20 to sleep. using
lhe other part as fly net for
Ms face. and then wake again
% find his paper.
Somehow, that club Iured him.
And his wife never understood
how he could be so ungratcfuI
and 80 unappreciative Of the neat,
clean home she kept for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

Editor Tho star
Try this on your wise friend;
A column Of trocps u 20 miles
long. They march 20 miles In ~
hourA A couriar starts at 9 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01
How Many Miles Does He Ride?

In the morning. rides To front and
back to rear arriving At . O'Clock
At night How many miles has he
travelled Respectfully
J. X w. Bremerton. wn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

Our idca Of mean trick u q
tanifoy testing the school bell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

Azlmoet every mail brings The
~ editorial staff letters from
I rssus all over tho state sug-
os1lng where to look for news
6oeiss that have not seen the
~ ~ day or proposing new
lIoas for the public good.
Many telephone calls during the
<oork serve . like purpose.
We appreciate this close. per-.
onnal touch with you all
Ne appreciate the interest you
how b this newspaper. and We
- = have you feel that Il Is
XouR newspaper Just exactly ~
0cA - II h ours.
Ar Ne hope that you. In doing
- m amateur way . bit Of re-
1gting occasionally. get the same
Est cut Of living that we do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

Rowe men are born poor and
others buy secondhand cara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

A good politician has a set Of
Gts.emcats denying anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

Rerse and censor sound alike
bit don't often 90 together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

prophesics or on any question
Whatsoever In the Scriptures for
mutual and public benefit.
However. no authority IL 10 be
considered proof except Scripture.
and II may be either n Catholic or
Protestant Blbie Sincerely.
ID. J. sTRCvEN.
SIS w. 10th 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

An ~old flame IL one you hare
told to 90 TO biazca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

While The Star II glad 10 prin,
this earnest young mans challenge
to debate. It cannot join in his inyl-
tation to use this newspapers col.
umns for the purpose. because the
discussion would demand more col.
umns OF space than any ono news.
paper could afford to devote 10 the
subject.--Editor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

~ sssek wav snAsvts fAs sorfA
~ eAers The ealy soov they srsis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

4he Anertcan hcid for ransom Of
~ 1900 Nertcon pesos wast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

4 Wonev Nads the marc 90. bus
ovtno . car makes the money 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

ward belong TO the man who facet
the task and does II now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

After the show. wen 60 to Boidt4
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01
From the
Congressional
Record
LET rs KNOW WHAT Is
GOING ON

Disarmament would never havA
had O hearing had Il not been for thA
insisient demand OF the public. IL II
the peoples fight. Upon the que~
ton the people are more sane. moro
determined. more reliable than ioads
ers or diplomats. They can not meet
In mass 10 deal with Il. They muss
act thru Representatives. but II VIII
be a great hazard TO the cause ~
these representatives shut them>
selves out from those whom theS
represent. - Senator Borah orb
Idaho.
LONDON Or LAWYERS
Whenever see a great legal nina
my thought is: What pity. Here
IL n brain gone TO waste.--kepre<
sentative London 80, New York.
ward belong TO the man who faceA
the task and does II now.
After the show. wen 60 TO Boldt4I
Advertisement. /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-01

You can through newsder authorized
order direct to lib LADIES HOME JOURNAL Philadelphia Pennsylvania
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
HAIL STONES MEASURING II INCHES
IN circumference HIT BEECH BOTTOM
HARDEST HAIL STORM EVER SEEN
IN NORTHERN PART OF VALLEY
HITS UP-RrVER DISTRICT.
windows Are Broken and Trees Are
Stripped OF Leavos-Failed TO Come
South as Far as Warwcod.

I!:..., ,I.,., s.,-i !" nav l"'U +! ] 49, h'>
. ,,r..lrIr-r-u., arc rcInrt'h !" HAY"
ral.-n y, lI..rh Itoil"rn. n"rth "l 'h'
~. ,..>;.r,!Hr af'rrn""r at : O'Clock.
.... .;urr n,..u. To-. worst hd:ist"rm
e.. N-,r d" Nh Oh:" valley.
/, va. reported that. although there
,,.r.. hui e few ~ rh' !rrg" pieces that
..l rl,"r.. were "'h'r~ -snE'ng IN SiI"
tom NJ. N. "r :, .nhr"p :" A. ihrE"
a. hI'k,.r. ma
Nor. r,:an :, dozen w:nd"vs - Ia"
a.~,i!,i W., shattered hI tn" Storm.
whit. ~,.cr.I ilrr" windows lined With
e =. ~. - rrrr".l :" have bean broken
=. In Windsor r"w'r plant "f th'
\,r.r.ran Glass and F:.""tric company
'r,>n barge. riair glass windows IN n
.:nrc reported 70 hav" been ""mpl'i"'!
hatl"rrd.
Thr rrtund VAS r",'r''d with IT." -"
i!nrfi i r"<"nhled snow N places. - =
?. ported While larr" stones W"r" r''h'd
M from thu streets an hour alter IN"
storm had passed.
several tr.,~ wrr. stripped r"mp!c'"'
O.. I ,u.ir Irn,r-. wh.i" cIr'l"nS are
q. parted :" have l".'" damaged - ri"uS!y
;h,"urn"u' IN. rn'.r" district.
Prs, r"rrr,~ "C ia" ~r"rm rta' h'"
q, -, ;tlnu, g., !",h whcn street ears
~r,,cd ~a,,r,l wish "."d""S IRA, h""'
l,,inr Ic~..L through 'h' pain ~ the
~r"rur
nu. rr ~. ,m, .,i'ra- .w''drn'~ ~ III"
>lrrm ~ 'n-; - Ih'''I J" F'h'h a. IL,
south - Nn'w""'!. " ~" : "n'N re-" a
I",rh - ter =" N'nShurg "h'r" inc
G,N ~ ,':h: r"mr..r"d with H""'h
Bottom. uh"urh u Ma heavier IMAM
ever seen for ruanH wars IN N"IlShurE
There VA n" damAg" ~ III" Brook"
r.iintN scat however.
JAMES Wallace" c"nu'"i"d with ~"
I:rrrh l"I;un Land company. "a d.
~rr,h'ug IA" Storm said ( hr"N" "'h'
Out warning Th" So h"" Peer over
,.,~r Ter >,l,' ':m''. hu' L'" to! "' h"i'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
MORE THAN 300
REGISTER LATE
Indicate Arc That a Large Number
Will Turn ont to Vote Thursday
CLERKS Office open Until Q O'Clock For
Tardy Registrations

tn. ,ut.r" force. of tn" tity I'."rA :
n:i.rr VA kept busy from O'Clock
n the morning until "'rlnrk IN tho
r,Cn.np Yesterday registering heiatnd
,ur,rs over "Gn people Registered r"S-
;crd:.,. which was TN" last day IN which
voters might register for tho general
ci.riion Thursday. Registration. Viii.
however. vii h. prrmitird on election
day If the voter in question IS all" :"
furnish cyid..ac" that his previous reg
.siraiinn wu~ omitted through n" fault
"I H. own.
AccnrdjrE to An cstimal" AT in" 'Ily
r'lrrk'S rriIc" over =. lnh voters VIII j."
r',rihI, f. cas- ballots in In" r"ur.!iuin-
j.. .l,riiru. Th" barge number "f Eat"
r,.-..,rai'nnS Indicates shar = n,TGFr
,n;. Ni.l lr pn!ird ThurSiay innn has
been expected.
Flrrt:"u preparations nhNC n"rn mao.
R.liut hoAcs arc road, t"r diStr:hui i"II.
voting h""ihe ale in readiness and the
ustS or .,~rk" and Judges have been
c"mr;. ,'l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
Lunrp WORD PICTURE OF DOWN
STATE CRISIS PAINTED BY
JAHs RILEY LAST EVENING.
PRESIDENF BARTLEBAUGH SEH1
TO WASHINGTON TO PLEAD HoA
YEDERAL INVESTIGATION.
3PHAKER ALLEoES 6oVEHNoAs
NARr1AL Law oIV1S BALDWIN
1IX .ruuoa- new HOLD.
SAYS REPUTABLE UHao CITIZENS
NOT JOINING STATE POLICE
SAYS OFFICERS INSANE.

The rnlnrrs' ~,"r, AZ tn. ~irh" AMI
blood Sh"d IA ~" .''Li n''ihS ~ MINE"
county spS tcld la evening hS Idtnrs
Riley. rr, SIdrnt o.: tn" Wr.t Virginia.
State Ed, IA ."r ~ l..,l"'" h'.:"r' Il
mass rn""trng - ;h' Labor ''n'i' h'
gathering Included members az n'ariN
every labor union affiliated with TN
ohio Valley Trades md l&,h"r 49, n'hi\
AS wei as . numhrr -! ''t':'n>. t'';h
mon and women wh" arr r,.i M inh"r~
~ any labor "-gHn;S,t;"n>. Ia r"Hr"r>'
10 President E,;r!'s appeal. III. n""'rg
raiSrd a fund anL cl,"t"d '1!h'' Il.
Rartl-hauGn. pr"~:h'nt - IN. T'."!'e
ass" mhlN. Z" =" ~ on" :" Na>EiiiSt"r
rRrr, ing AN appel /" l'r'>i""nt HARDING
and senators WI" ar seeking /" 80 ~
- prob. az tho condition.. ~ thu M'n-"
nrld. urging that M. invest Ia .'u -
made AZ 'r,.r- \ arg. number at l..
grams were al" sen Last night f"i'"" 10
INK tho meeting T.. .nd!, idualS WI" ,''n
posed ,hr ca thrrirg. :" Senators E"rah.
Iohn~"r and Sutherland. urging th:,' the
federal inNc~t ic;,tinr sought l., ii"'
statc federation rh'"f y" secured
In his address last '\"n.ng l'r'>iu' nj
Riley mad ~, rrsi very p"SiiiN" d"",nr-
atoms at III" SITUATION III Ming" '"uni\
from the standpoint; ~ tn' m'n'r~. In
4
melted by tho Ming" county coal "p"r-
atora. backed hy the tnii"d states steel
corporation H., 'h.t rg'd that enlistment
of recruits N III" stat" polite" under
,:oL"rnor MnrGana proclamation Of mar
tial law has given 10 Baldw:n-t"iE d"-
,cctivcs-"thuGS." NJ termed th"m-- a
hold IN Mingu county which thy lost
following the MatrwAn BATH II" de-
clarcd that replt;abl" citizens ~ Mlnro
county are not joining thr stat" police.
but that mauy Of the recruits ar" Raid
win-Eelz detectives. and that - percent
Of the new stale police arc men who
bear the stamp -'f being "riminallN in
sane.
He said that the miners want THIS
strife and blonds.h"d stopped. and ar"
bending their effoEt$ To that end rather
than 70 promoting the organization Of
miners: charged that brave Tug river
canon men fear Tor the safety Of their
wives and children at tn" hands OF
thugs" and Declared that unless tn"
ALLEGED oppression of the citizens at
Mingo county is stopped an awful out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

The Hotel Windsor announces the
opening of the Ohio Rivervue Restau-
rant for tho summer months. Entire
new equipment and decorations. The
new room il proving to be popular
attraction TO Wheeling citizens as well
as guests Of the hotel. mS-.i-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
POSTAL employees
ISSUE 4 WARNING

Members nf the local branch of the
I'njrcd National Association OF Post
nrirr clerks, have been Informed that
A man representing himself as Sole
-;,o unfinished in Kansas city. Mo-. has
haen romr4;lp.i to leav" Charleston end
* now headed toward Wheeling TO carry
'" The man may BE- l"Gitimately repees,
cn;ing the magazine according 70 fcca ,
10 Icitfnr advertisements by Sectar-
inr the magazine IS boost TO the post.
mifi,c employees. and the employees resent
,h, method being used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
AUTOS COLLIDE

\ Purity Ice Cream Company truG rue.
d,i,.n bv Howard Riggs. cHhcsd VIII
Joe Prices Ford coupe on inc "es..,"
,vcruc bridge al Moundsvillc last ever
~, ,rbc front Of the coupe was lam
,rrd Two wheels being broken. and Inc
body Was warped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

which Il" "h''rG"d ""s started - IN" m
Stanc" ~ '''s coal OPERATORS MI, .i''''H
said
The GUNNER 81 -" '"' 'l' i''"''~
h'Ga" nr'HS 'ni" ih' TAG rN"r canon
b along i""n'f-hN mi" front lh' >'"'N
cam" from IN" h"nturkI SIDE. S""r' INK
their families a. best ih"> QUIZ. W."
men "r Ming" county LAID tor f""i;''A
hours under that L"" w;iH"u' '''Hrnin"
shot. hth'' ~ stan! ! ''H%''. N"'h
. thu Eumm"n pressed down mt" IN" canon
tn" Ming county m"u i"r' .""~'' N'.I
taxi" i :r"m ma. wh'm thu 80 h''dF
moun'airCcrS Il" tear l"u~'. S''n.' i""iI :
! gong 7" fail.
Don't Want Trouble.
But ~" p""r." ..N'n% down N thAi
cau"a don wHul i""uh!" l:H' 'n' Y
{ WON'T h'i. tor h"!ng d"'''n from =" fl"
! homes and >''..,n= their wives and "'''i.
drcn shot. They Ssh Y "u '':,m :" - IA
but wn'u A"u 'r''wI M 'i"Wn at" IN
P earth I'm CuinC - H. a. NNd Troy tl'
nrcn Who can gr'u q, Yea ever 49, barr.
at 4 rite. hui wh" 'r"mh!" a. ~.
though, ~ VIA, May harp'n I" ;h".-
women and children ~ IN" hrHd~ - ~.
thugs and giInru'u wh" ;u(c>l tho rNur
~, 'rIC.,.. thugs he,r ah~nlur.l, ~"
cons :d,ratiun tor women amt ,h'i.~.r..
Men AMI w"n..u. that = lU~' IT,
, thing Nc trar. II these r'.'.' lev iuG
rIt,HrnS or VI nco county a.. S'r;&">$'ri
much longc: aud pressed W'r.h h,,ri':
"" Tear that the crisis WI breeds, and
I II i docs there Will 10 tr"uh... APT. ~
! Th.i's yhv ~, are .tprraiinC ,.- f..,
! ,nIcA,4ra,,"r |, needs Jus - r.u,h 80
inc ,parh 10 ;h.. Ipnw!cr :" .,,i VI .n2"
! ,nun,v af,orrr \ in. Of mnmrsU'n,. u.
Same Isolated .un, m.rlr -i.,rf =. a!.!
: ,..J L,,,, =, go, ,h,. ,.,,l ,,,,rNt 10. "A :,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
FIRST PAPER FILED

4 rracr!pr has been entered IN CIR
cui, court in the case of John Eurk!e
o, al ~. the Majestic Exposition Shows.
Tho Plaintiffs. who are members OF me
volunteer fire department OF tn" fourth
and fifth wards Of Bcnwood ask dam
ages to the amount of 1852 on the ground
of viola ton Of a contract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

break Win I"~~ g.: n.'.' vs. MY
hr"ak ~ an! h""r. l.. i.,ri ~ ID n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
LIGHTNING STRIKES
MOUND CITY HOUSE

pIrIng III" electrical Storm ahou' I
ih.3N n'rlrrk last night lightning strutH
rh,. hnIu.. "c Mrs Harry Erowr. l0ht
Third street. MoundsNilic. Tho light
nix ran down Hl"NGSld" 4. Gimme: AMI
did damage estimated at 500. II i r e.
rardcd aS miraculous that occupants OF
tn. house were not hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24


break. Win los T.: n.''.N 49, my
h-rak a. an! h"Hr. Il" iIri. - ID n
Rely ~.Gu
MI. Ruey's Address.
- -, go, v.,r AZ ,r,..,t
e.. ,u ,,,,>, - ,r,l.u, al West Nir.
.-,,,,, 90 u, in rho citizens 81 Mlurn
.,.tr,;y.-, r,.vr> or ;ha, county wh"
wa, bar, ih.r. ,.,r.d thrr. .n! VIA.
r,,. lNrJ thor. rnr ,c,rs ar,.,a' -"
,,.I - h.', them obtain Ir,,;,.. joe" tinm
r ;h. coat "rrr.,."r~ AMI ;nu-~ W." 49,.
mak:np thar l:>"~ unl"nr:,h'.. " ~.
making every effort I" secure Il fedora!
investigation at tn" situnil"n m lh'
MING county '"al tirlG. W.. have -
raj senators a. Washington Nh" ar
MAXI K q sincere effort tn have he ~
tu' cord ,i"u down th.-r.' investigated.
ant I'm h,,.. - urr" >"r!. .,s 'a':I"ns "f
W,-t NIrgIn.a T." r"' H. h'nd ,h"~'
senator's II ih!$ ,roN,r'' ~. arG N'u III
Thereby n.lr ~" go ar 81 Mac =.
count. 1" MI hH'" tn freedom VIII i
should T." tn r~'
a federal ;uN ">t.&'1i:"n 49, ~ '!'ua-
''"r' W"UI u - -" L" ''' -"' - J,
a"u'h I" Ia" "'h'f ''h" we "'''''N ~
M'rS" '""h'N h'\" "'''''!t '' year ''""
an .hN"Ht'E'.''''h "a ih' '''"HH 90 u"
ni''h states SENATE W. H'' "'' "'
81 ~, !,
"''"
- 49,, i ~ h,.,I
o., 49,. - ~. v,.I.,,.,,n r,..
=. : a.,.rL,, .e.rr ,,,on,,,,. 80, d;,,s
,,, .y,,r ,:.I,rr,r
''''' an" "'H ~
N"rE"" 'HS.'u ''N "''' 80 ,,'I'
-, 90" ,r r,'' On ,,, m,rd
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-12-22
Notice.

The annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Peoples
Building and Loan Association
will be held at the Office uf said
Association in the Town OF Gov
ington, Louisiana, on Tuesday
January 8, 1922, for the purposf
of electing a Board Of Directors
for the ensuing year.
Fl. j. Smith, President.
Thos, NJ, Burns, Secretary,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-12-22
Mt. Herm0n Notes.
December Is, 1921.

December Is, 1921.
Just a week from today and We
will be celebrating the natal
day Of the Holy Christ Child,
and how strange the feelings that
come over US on the eve Of it's
advent. We see the little child
rem in a high degree of expect.
ancy filled with the spirit Of hap.
piness looking forward to the
Holy night when their stockings
will be filled with the things their
little hearts most desire. The
young folks are planning to enlist
their frolics and fun, and max
ing it and the week that follows
time of pleasure. The older
folks too sit around and dream of
their happy past when they too
enjoyed the same care free rolic.
ing time. And how very strange
tho coming of the Yuletide should
bring back to them with a force
nothing else can, the scenes Of
pleasure with friends and loved
ones. Those who have crossed tc
the beyond come closer to us
in spirit, and to those who are
away will have our prayers for, 9
happy Christmas.
The school will close next Fri.
day at noon for a weeks holiday
and the teachers will go to their
, homes to spend Christmas.
There was a tacky party givel
I, last night at the home of Mr.. an@
q Mrs. O. E. Brock, by the Sunda.
Q School teachers to their pupils.
Mrs. James Garner OF Iowa, i
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. W. OFT
Jap Breland and Miss Vlctori
Jenkins were married this even
. ing at the home of Judge D. u
, OFT, the groom is the son OF MI
:, and Mrs. George Breland, AM
:, the bride is the daughter OF MI
, and Mrs. W. W. Jenkins both {
Il Mt, Hermon. We wish theI
much happiness.
Leland.
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The City Bakery keeps fresh
bread, cakes and candy Of the
best. Try them.
See Dorothy Gish in Little
Miss Rebellion" Friday. 1t will
put you in tune for Christmas.
The next -four day at the Dos-
ton Store will be Xmas evening.
Trade at the Boston Store and
get your tickets.
Mrs. l. l. Lampfon came
down from Magnolia Thursday
for the day with her mother.
Mrs. Ellen Darlington.
! Mrs. }. A. LaCour and daugh-
ter, Fay and little foster daugh.
ter, Bette Mention OF Meridian,
came Friday for a stay thru the
holidays with Mrs. Mike Babing,
ton and other relatives.
Mesdames G. J. Gayer, H. E.
Pettus and D. B. Walker motored
to Bogalusa Friday, for d visit
with various friends, Mrs. Wal
ker remaining over for the nigh,
with Mrs. w. F. Simmons.
Jess Johnson has returned
from his lengthy visit in Texas
looking fine and with interesting
stories (not lies either of bis
splendid hunt across the border
and his more recent deer hunt:
lin Texas. Franklinton friends
enjoyed Mr.. Johnson $ week enc
: visit.
Save your meat wish Diamont
Crystal Salt. Ak your merchan
for "The Salt That's All Salt"
Merchants Grocery Co.
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Notice.

Reader, if you have one or two
fresh young milk cows, or corn,
pork hogs you would like to ex-
change for good Ford car, used
less than three years. See me
i. once, or, I will sell for the
cash at real sacrifice.
L. W. Cain.
Franklinton, La.