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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

Ambition has raised from lowest circumstances to the hghe
pmnacles of This world would be mighty place to live
not Tor ambition
M Daily REGISTER Grand Prize and Subscription Campaign for
the ambitious the thrifty and for those who willing to put their
spare o profitable advantage.
past days have laid stress upon The Opportunity
Coupons All interest this campaign from until Novenbe'
st around these We realize that tor one 10 take
advantage OF the five Opportunity coupons amounting 10 ooo
extra have ambition, perseverance ana
1t known fact that ambitious people who
strive 10 reach top of the ladder while they not always
coed do land somewhere along the middle Those who lack The
quality climb higher than the 1rst few rounds
AT the present moment the top of the ladder the obtaining OF five
OPPORTUNITY COUPONS. Ii you try for five you will at eas
of these valuable Coupons you try Tor one only
you may that one
The advantages of these coupons numerous: M
They positively possess the greatest vote value that will be
gwen during the entire campaign
2~-lhey will positively e withdrawn November lst
3hose obtaining of these Coupons rest assured
they will have comfortable lead over candidates who enter al
later period.
ING one or more Coupons they will know you to and Will
give you their support.
There are MANY persons who would like to this campaign
but who are tre md do not fully understand ITS details Again
we say all have do to NIL out the Nomination eou
pon appearing elsewhere tins and send the same 10 the
Daily Register. Better STILL bring yourself and talk over me
with the Campaign Manager whom you will Ind ready 10
assist IN any way possible. u
campaign its infancy IN iac has not even started well
Doubtless you have been keeping touch with the campaign
reading all the publicity the announcements lou
should bear mind thai campaign of this magnitude requires an
abundant of detail work. hence previous efforts have
been devoted solely 10 preliminary preparations.
Now Candidates be, remember there yet plenty OF time
for ambition and energy assert ITSELF therefore, take advanage
of the Opportunity Offer and start while Opportunity
Period IS -
The campaign will be FIVE short weeks and automobiles
Edison and Vcroa together with liberal cash commission
will awarded those who have shown pluck and ambition and
have helped Madison county enterprsing daily.
In conclusion ask yourself the following questions:
Are the prizes worth making determined effort to WIN?
Could spend your spare moments to better advantage!
Is this the most liberal offer made by newspaper this
vicinity?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

tPublished i'm tho Tulsa Daily World,
November 3, 10, II, 1921. The World
Publishing company Pub.ishers)
An Ordinance regulating auction
sales. providing for licensing, inspec-
tlou, and penalty for violation, and
DECLARING an emersenoy ,,,,.r,,
OF CoMMissiONERs OF the CITY
or TULSA. OKLAHOMA
SECTION J: THAT no person, finn, or
corporation. whether acting ae principal
or agent for another, shall conduct =
public auction within the city Of Tulsa.
Oklahoma. for the sale Of goods. which
shall be represented or advertised as .
bankrupt or assigned stock Of goods, or
as goods damaged by fire, water. Or
otherwise or as sold below cost or to
close out an estate, or by such ike repre-
sensations or devices, without fret srcur-
ing license from the city OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma, said license to be issued
through the office Of Comm ssioner Of
the terms and conditions as in TINS ordi-
nance provided
SECTION Z. The owner ot such stock
OF goods shall make and file with ths
Conmissioners Of Finance aud Revenue
an Application for a license TO conduct
said auction sale upon blanks 10 be fur
shall contain the name and place Of resi-
dencc NJ such applicant. together With
the street and number OF the building
whoreln such proposed sale is 60 take
detail the goods to be sold and what facts
are to BE- represented or advertised as to
the Kind and character Of such goods {
is desired, and such applicant shall tul!
nish any and all further facts a. shall b
required TO establish ihe truth OF -,
matters and things stated m sad az I.
verified by the firm or corporation ma EtnC
the same.
SECTION .. After tho MAYOR snt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
FILE SUIT ON BONDS
Vounty Attorney Takes Ic~al NJ
don 20 Collect $4,000 Forfeit
urps of Court Bonds.


mo county attorney filed 20 suits,
totaIlng S20.4O0 against forfeited
bonds Monday I'm district court. Tho
bonds on which suit was bruugiy
ranged from $500 to $4,000.
Those sued we're as follows:
Jeanette Fuller, defendant. j. ".
puiIer and H. 4. Strickland. sur D.
tios bond $4,000: G. NJ. lIuwrey. O.
y-udant, II. r. Strickland and " I'm
Uutirr sureties--bond $1,000; w.
a. Ellis. defendant. G. W. Ellis and
n r.. Ellis. sureties-bond $1,000
Marvin Roberts, defendant, i. T..
wright and Lucille Johnsno, SUI cities
houd $4,000. william Hopkins.
defendant, H. o. Brock and y NJ.
Erurphv. surctics-bond sjOOs r. l..
MITCHELL. defendant, piecola Mitch
oI and Paul Jenlck, surcties. bond.
$500: Nancy Beaver, defendant.
william G.. Bruner, surely bond
$50. Everett Brown a defendant and
a.. Nichols. surcty--bund $500;
m II. Burns, defendant, A. Y. Tlron
and T W Hunter. retDet'--bond
$1,000. Virgil Church, defendant.
paul .Trnick and r. Y. UPTON,
surotics-boud $500; Roy. ~: Ecker,
attendant. Della Ecker Hose and y.
4. Rose. sureties-bond S1,00e;
Prank tauhus. defendant, Dan
1,auhus and John Faubus, sureties -
bu1d $500. Homer Parkeh-, defend
AMI j. W. Winters and -. w Matt
hovs. suretics--bond $1,000; Roy r..
Benson. defendant. Frederick Faust
and John Rowe, suEcsics-bond
tiUo0: Mike Marks, defendant,
rlsrIo- Page and 4. u. Hogobaum,
surrtles-bond S2,5O0; ~ o. Jen-
rirrs defendant. Flora Vaughn and
Tom Mayo, suretios-bdnd $500;
Rainh II. sullivan, defendant, y. NJ.
shirley and Harry House, Nureties--
hond $500; John Lynch, defendant,
W A. Wood and W. r.. Carruthers,
suroIcs, bond S4OO; Dan j. Miller,
defendant, sam n. Jackson aud
James Walton, sureties--bond $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
BROWN IS NEW PRESIDENT
Independence Man Elected 10 Suo-
coed Niso as BiNby Bank President

Announcement was made yesten'
day by the First National bank Of
Blxhy of the election of y. w.
Brown. formerly of Independence.
Kansas. as president, succeeding
A. e.. Wise. Brown was In Tulsa.
Monday, with Il. II. Hughes. vice
president OF the bank.
For several years Brown has been
connected with the Citizens First
National bank Of Independence, rhe
largest In southeastern Kansas. He
served az year as bank examiner
Of Kansas and now associated with
the national banks OF oswego and
Canev. lie is well and favorably
known among members of the oil
fraternity of that state and his pres
tige In banking circles adds con-
siderable strength TO the BlXby bank
with which he IS now associated as
lie chief executive
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
LEGAL

tPublished In the Tulsa Dany World
November Z. s. .. 10. II. 1891. Tmo
World Publishing Company, Pulisher.)
NOTICE FOR HEARtNG ON As.
sESSMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER SSS, CITY or TULSA.
OKLAHOMA:
In cSmpliance with the resolution OF
he Board Of Comm lssloners adopted gU
the fth day Of November. 1921, notice is
hereby given that the Board OF Comnfs
soners OF the City of Tulsa Oklahoma.
has examined the estimate and Et5te-
ment of the city Engineer a. 70 the
amount Of tlla cost - the ylbrolithic con
crete pavement which shold be ASSESSED
against the abuttiug property, the prop
crty benefited and other property liable
10 assessment and the owners thereof. In
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
329, which ugcludes the following de-
scflhci portions Of streets. to-wit:
PHOENIX AVENUE from the
North l!a= 90 Admiral Boulevard TO
the South Zine Of Archer Street.
And said Board Of Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the Aforesa id
statement and the estimate OF the city
Engineer aud has determined 20 assess
the cost OF the improvements in said dis
rct against the abuttinE property, the
property benefited anu other properly
liable 10 assessment, and the owners
thereof, as follows, to-Wit.
OWENS ADDITION.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

Pubushcd In the tulsa Daily World
world Publishing Company, l'ulisherI
NOTICE FOR HEARING On AS
SEsSMENTS fuR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER $40. CITY OF TULSA.
OKLAHOMA:
In compliance with the ra,oluton Of
tho Board OF Commissioners adopted on
the fth day OF NOs smbor l9Sl, notice h
hereby given that the Board OF Commits
sioners Of tho CITY OF Tulsa, oklahoma
hHB examined tho estimate and state
inent Of the city Engineer as to the
amount Of the ciHt Of the vIbroluhiH con
crete pavement which sholdi be ssnessed
against tho abuttiug property. the prop
erty benefited and other property liable
to assessment and the owners thereof tn
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No.
$50, which includes the following dc
scribed portions of streets, to-wit:
OLYMPIA AVENUE from the
South line Of Archer to tho North line
OF First Street except Intersections at
Admiral boulevard
And said Board Of Commlssi tfierE han
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
abatement and the estimate of the Guy
Engineer and has determined to assBs
the cost OF the improvements IN said a is-
rict against the BbuttiHg property. the
property benefited and other proparty
liable 10 assessment. and the owners
thereof as follows. to-wit:
.V.H HHHHWH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

An owners OF Ehutting property prop
erty benefited by said improvements and
other property table 20 assessment. are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such Improvements or benefits to the
property thereby. and any claim or Oh
sections 20 the assessments AZ above set
forth shall be filed In writing In the
office Of Mrs Frank Seaman. city Aud
itor, Of the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, on
before the 18th day Of November 1891, at
Q 90 clock A. NJ. and the same shall be
heard by the Hoard Of Comm issiouers on
the 18Th day Of November. 1921. at 900
clock A 81, and any claim or objections
not 80 filed In writing before said time
shall be deemed waived.
DATED this 4th day Of November, 1921
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
LEGAL.

Auctions. whose duty Il shall be TO IN
spect ali auction sales coming within the
prnNit'ons OF this ordinance, such 1nspcc-
tor shall have the right ~ make inspec.
lions OF AL goods wsros and merchandise
for the sale N which license 10 required
under this ordinance, such Inspector shall
have the rleht to inspect all guuds wsres.
ana merchandise adyertlsed or offered for
sale. % public auction m said City Of
Iulss, Oklahoma, o., shall have the right
70 make arrests Tor violations % this
ordinance. and such Inspector shall have
ana exercise such other and further pow
ets sa shaiI Do necessary f"r enforcement
81 thir ordnance, such iuaIUHtUr shall ~.
ceive Tor bic srrvloes such reasonable COM
pensstiun a. shall be fixed by said Mayor
aud Hoard ~ Commissioners ct tho time
ot his appointment. and said Mayor sud
Hoard % CowmisHIlnsfs shall al au timra.
win or without cause shown, have the
right to terminate such appointment al
SECTION 6. Any person. firm. or cor
notaugn. desiring 20 conduct an auction
sale " tho goods wares. and merchandise
oi the Kind and character described in
ihis ordinance. ut which are held out de.
sofibcd. or advertised Co b' Of tho kiud
and character Uf goods Itsyrlhtd iu this
ordinance shall pay 60 tho city OF Tulsa.
iattnn SupcrNlslun and inspection uf 8,id
auction sales. me suW " tliy Wa.0ol
Dollars Tor each license issued under the
ptovlalpus OF this 'rdluanttt provided.
that too license required under this urdi-
nance shall bc isauod flr greater length
OF tmc Than thirty 800 days.
SECTION Z. This ordinance sh4li not
apply 10 Gales Of articles ~ food. furniture
To use horses. waEuua and carriages. har.
ness, tools, farm implements or automo-
bllra
SECTION =. Tho Board ~ Commis-
sionefs ~ tho city Of Tulsa may revoke
any license issued hereunder fur any vip.
lsuon Of the conditions thereof and such
license SHAH become void upon any such
violation whether 80 revoked VI not
SECTION II shall ho unlawful Tor
any uuctOuser. or Clark. or cmpiuNc
thereof, to falsely represent any goods
wares, or inarchHnIisg TO be OF superior
grade. quality. standard. or carat than
SAID goods really are. OR 60 sell or TO offer
the same for sale ON such false mlsreprc-
sCntationH
SECTION Q: Any person. who shall TO-
violation Uf the terms ut this ordinance
undertake Co carry ON rr cordurt an uuc-
tipu sale In viuiattn hereof shall be- grIty
of ullsdcWoHnor, and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined IN "a sum ~ NOT less
than one Nl.Col Dollar nor moro than
one Hundred tSl0O.Oot Dollars.
SECTION 10. All ordinances. or parts
of ordinances, insofar as the SANE are
inconsistent herewith are hereby repeated
SECTION II: That an emergency ax-
ista for the preserNHtlon Of the public
health. peace, ana safety, by reason
whereof this ordinance shall take effect
rom and after Its passage, approval and
publication.
PASSED ana the mergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved th;a
ith day Of November 1921.
APPROVED this tth day of November,
1874.
r. u. EVANS.
Npg aFpAN.ty ctsAnt.Nr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

Nll uWuefS OF ubutine property pruu-
erty benefited by uald IMPROVEMENTS and
other pruperty Liable to assessment arr
h"rcby notified that all matters affecting
property thereby, anf any claim or oh
leottons TO the assessments as above Get
terih SHAH bo flled In writing In tho
offce Of Mrs. Frank Seaman. city Mud
itor. OF the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. on
before the lsth day % November 1921. At
90 clock A. Nj. and the same shall be
heard by the Board OF Commiss loners m
the 18Th day Of November. 1871, at 800
clock A. NJ, and any claim or objections
not go filed in writing before said time
shall be deemed waived
DATED this fth day of Novrnbe-, 1871.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
OWENS ADDIIIDN.
Paving for Phoenix Avenue.)

N
Paving for Phoenix Avenue)
Blk, Lot Name Feet Amt.
e 70 Euysesth NJ. Hundley ss.s stes'ai
Is lj Beulah Chandler 80 43.t,
u u Laura l.. Egzell 80 4fS.45
IS Il Tom Miller so Ii5ii
u n Iecelia Dilier 90 AA3.sS
is lc hoard OF Trustees
,,Irn Boston g. RsS N. E. church e :;,..s t,,.s
il II ~ Il. IL. Darling '' go"
II " 5s' ~ ~ Earl c. 80 '''''
II E. a. W. Jy Il. p. 80 va
Champion $50 1875
y w. ~ :. a.. hecrary 52.s 7sI4
" p. 80 N. Il. Darling
u ". ss' e. a. Earl e.
II L. 27 W. S. L. p.
Champion 30 1877
u W. 81. j. H. McCrary 50 5isl
g, lngton 40 I5soS
q, Ear c. Pool 40 1874
y. =. Champion 20 6OI3
II ". az n. i6' J. H.
II IS lo' Tulsa Add
~ Edwin &. B6ssstt 90 af3.4t
" A. Harper 10 ttSAI
Il Amy 1eKellop so ii5is
~ owners OF abuttinE property. prop
~ peuetlted by said improvements and
sther property liable to assessment, arc
stsoy notified that all matters affecting
,ySh ,5S improvements or benefits TO the
fions g, 9e assessments as above set
of,es f, sga, sg De tnsd - writing in The
eeeiere the 18TH day of Nnvember, 1891, At
bssy clock NJ, and tho same shall be
iee lstb day Of November. 1881, AZ ,: 90
,,,,'H = NJ, and any claim or objections
sS,r az, 90 ined IN writing before said time
'Ns nt deemed waived
DATED this tlh day sf Noyember, t92i
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
IT,. City Auditor.
pgb shed IN the Tulsa Daily World
World Pueishtns Company, to PAL i'pi Paiisher1 en-
grs.s,li,t..h FOR HEARING ON AS
sIR3FIEErN :?n.. FOB * PAVLNg i,isi y
GK4HhEh 252, CRY OF TULSA,
"a -omplianoo with the resolution Of
Board ot Com.nissIoners adopted on
~ 'th day % November, 1921. notice IL
stone, SVEN that the BOARD Of Commits
, u"s "'s'nined the estimate and state
sT,o ,' tho CITY Engineer az to the
paveTl,, ne cost % the concrete
ss,n5i s,.n5i he abutting property. the prop
to .'NeNted and other property liable
STREET Istpu pu,T,i, Snd ne owners thereof IN
500 watch Includes the following de-
'Nilbsd portions Of streets. to-WItie
vrNLLL ~ between Frisco Avenue and
a. 100 running from the South line
S,o,Eeuth Street 10 the North line or
IgiIn, Street in Block /. Lindsey Ist
p,AeLLEY Block I, stansberry and
snd Earns between Main street
Tift.nai % tlmore ana from south line Of
stsenth Street 20 the North line of
aAleenth street.
BY re rs,o,,,it ssid Board OF commissiouers hA,
stAtsnl.ion duly approved the Afares.id ID
EnFiSs,.' and the estimate OF sho Clty
w eoyt ~ tho irproverns.ts 4, sstd sis'
,rrap.rth,sa thslpst The sbutting property. the
lia5ls oeneiited and other property
,her,,," assessment. and the owners
''i' A. follows to- Wit.
9IANsRERHY ADDITION
RIk.To FaEinS for Block -
1g a., name Feet Amt
" 90 J. H. Robertson q siSo.s.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18
TEACHERS EFT
BA( JOBS

Washington Reports to
the effect as ,, 5000 former
school teachers, . st Of whom gave
UP their calling for the purpose OF
participating in war work of some
character, are now ready to resume
their old duties is taken to mean
the little red schoolbouses as we'll
rs the city schools will no longer
suffer from shortage OF instructors.
This return to school teaching has
been aided to great extent by the
action Of the executive departments
and bureaus and commissions in
Washington in discussing thousands
OF war workers. A surprising per
ceutage OF those who came to Wash
ingto1 for work of a clerical char
ac.er during the war were teach
e.
This renewed interest in the pub
lie schools. which means new
vis0r and devotion to their work
on the part of the teachers. is GER
tain, in the opinion Of school execu-
tiyes, federal, state and local to re-
s1'. in good for the cause Of educa-
tion. And, in the same way, it is
believed, backing for the federal De.
pertinent Of Education also will be
given impetus.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18
BANDITS MAKE HAUL
At HANCOCK GARAGE:
Get $500 In Stock From
West End Place.

Six motor bandits iimmied the
door leading to the office of the West
End Garage, at Hancock, While Raw
mond Shircliss, an employe looked
on, removed between $500 and $500
before Shircliss could secure help
and left in two high powered auto
mobiles early Yesterday morning
The loot consisted Of tires. tubes,
spark plugs and other automobile
accessories.
The robbery was probably one OF
the most daring that Has ever been
perpetrated in Hancock. Shircliss
was sleeping in an automobile with
In the garage. In the early hours
of the morning he was awakened
by the noise OF the robbers forcing
the entrance to the door. They were
so close to him at the time ;nat he
deemed it unvise to show himself
Two men entered the office through
the door they had jimmied and as
they turned their attention to the
stock of tires, Shircliss slipped I'M
noticed through a rear entrance
and aroused the owner of the ga
rage, who lives nearby, By the time
the owner and Shircliss had return
ed to the garage. the two men had
loaded the two cars and were
ready to pull away. When they real
lied that they had been detected.
the two cars containing eight men
in all sped westward.
Shircliss and the proprietor Of the
garage set out j. pursuit of the two
cars and trailed them as far west
as Town Hill. where they were lost
While it was impossible to secure
the license number, it was observed
that both cars carried Pennsylvania
license tags. One Of the cars was
a Peerless and the other a Chevrolet
The authorities at Cumberland
and other points were notified, but
no trace of the robbers was found
It is believed that they made their
way into Pennsylvania one of
the many small country roads in
that section.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18
SPEAKERS NAMED
FOR INSTITUTES

Charleston, aug. 17.-Instructors
at the Institutes for high school
teachers to be held simultaneously
Mt Clarksburg and Charleston from
September 5 to 8, will be Jasper
Newton Deahl, head of the depart
ment of education, West Virginia
University, Morgan1own James b,
Davis, supervisor of secondary edu-
cation, Connecticut University, Hart
ford; Noah w. Walker, professor
of secondary education, University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Earl
Hudelson, professor of secondary ed
ucation, West Virginia University,
Morgantown.
In announcing the instructors,
George NJ. Ford, superintendent of
free schools, made public programs
to be observed at the Two Institutes.
He said teachers in the northern
counties of the state will attend the
Clarksburg institute and those of
counties in the southern part of the
state viii come to Charleston.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18
ANOTHER ARGUMENT
FOR OLD NICOTINE
Tobacco Can Prevents Crush
ed Hip.

Walter Mccoy, we'll known
young trainman of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, son of Hugh Nc
Coy, Of Winchester, was very pain
fully hurt Tuesday afternoon at Har-
pcrs Ferry. when he was caught be
tween loaded baggage truck and
a passenger car on the tracks Of the
Shenandoah division.
The baggage truck, loaded with
trunks and bags, suddenly started
down an incline, squeezing the train
man between the truck and car A
tin tobacco can in his hip pocket
is said to have prevented his hip
from probably being fractured The
can was smashed fiat, and it served
as a protector.
Mr. Mccoy was removed to his
home at Brunswick, and is resting
slightly easier His father and sis
ter, Miss Idt Ia Mccoy, went to
Brunswick to be with the injured
man.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18
HUSBANDS STORY WILL
AMAZE MARTlNSB0RG

He says, "AdIcr-l-ka heIped my
wife for gas on the stomach and
sour stomach in TWENTY MIN
UTES. Il works beyond greatest
expectations. Adler-i-ka acts on
BOTH upper and lower bowel re
moving foul matter which poisoned
stomach. Brings ont all gases and
sour, decaying food. EXCELLENT
for chronic constipation. Guards
against appendicitis. Adler-i-ka re-
moves matter YOU never thought
was in your system and which may
have been poisoning you for months.
Worthinss Drug Store. 1t
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18
HRS. CAMPBELL
SERIOUSLY I'LL

Mrs. Mary B. Faulkner Campbell,
who was taken i'll several days ago
at her home in Winchester. and
who is now at the hospital there,
is not in a favorable condition to-
day, and has grown perceptibly
weaker. Mrs Campbell is consider
ed to be critically i'll, and her rela-
tives and friends are much concern
ed at her condition She is in the
care Of a special nurse at the hos
pital. Mrs. Campbell is a sister of
Senator c. J. Faulkner, of Martins
burg,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18

w. Donaldson and daughter, Lena;
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cushwa and
family, of Tuscarora, and motored
to Gettysburg and spent the day on
the battlefield. All report having
had a fine trip.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18
VISIT IN Pa;
ALSO MOTOR

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis II. Lemaster,
north of the city, have returned
from weeks vacation at Cham
bersburg and Fayetteville, Pa, with
Mr. Edward Cole and family. form
erly of Rosemary orchard, this
county.
On Sunday they were Joined with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18
PUBLIC SALE

\ Standard Bred, Registered,
Trotting Stallion Sold under a dis
traint warrant issued for the beue-
fit of J. w. Dodd for a feed bill
against one, Paige Cline, on
Saturday, August 20. 1921,
at . oclack in front of the Court
House. Martineburg, W. Va.
Term: CASH.
Ttt ETfRDY, Constable.