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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25


DR.. Joe Shelby Riley, a Chiroprac-
tic of Washington, d. c.. has been
doing wonderful work every day.
for weeks for patients in his unpre
tentlon offices. In the case of giving
sight to the blind when every avail
able means of specialists from many
cities failed. One patient, Mr.. Her
bert Crook, even had all his teeth ex-
tracted to no avail. Mr.. Crook was
an automobile dealer, of Palatka.
FLORIDA, where he is we'll and favor
ably known, when blindness overlook
him November 1920.
Df. Rlleys treatment cured me, no
PAIN, he said and has restored also
my general health as well as nv eve
sight. My rheumatism is now entire
ly gone.
The patient after diagnosis by DIR.
Riley was found to be suffering from
complete paralysis of the Optic nerve
resulting In total blindness. The
treatment consisted in adjusting
these abnormalities to normal and
concuslng that part of the spine that
a11eced the cranial region. Special
manipulation and exercises of the
eyes were resorted to. On Tuesday
october 4th, about a weeks after
lheSe treatments were begun, he
could distinguish light from dark.
On Friday, October 7, he saw the
features of his physician for the first
Time, on Sunday, October 9, he was
permitted to remove his blue glasses.
ana the past week he has been en-
JSUylng the wonderful sights of the
City of Washington.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25
ALL. GUARANTEED GOODS.

DIR. Hess's Stock Tonic, Poulty
Panacea, dip. Fly chaser for stock.
Louise killer and healing powder. A
positive guarantee with each pack
age. Brown & Hooff.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25
/ AS SAVIOR OF
AN COUNTRIES.

who recently return
after dividing the
hOut a single quarrel,
terylew in The Wash
fnday, October 80. that
only nation that can
from ruin. He tells
all depends upon the
Fence in Washington.
fpy Of next Sundays
ar today.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25
LAND POSTER NOTICES FOR
SALE

For sale, notices for posting land,
printed on card board, cents each,
at Spirit Office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25
ATTENTION, KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS.

Hon. Q. j. Rife, Grand Chancellor
of West Virginia, Knights of Pythias,
and Hon. Samuel B. Montgomery,
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal,
will visit Blue Ridge Lodge in
Charles Town next Friday night,
October %. Every member is
earnestly requested to be present.
G. 0. WILEY,
Chancellor Commander.
T. D. Webster, K. of R. and S.
When you think of coal, think of
US. Miley Bros.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25
,''sDAY SCHOOL
IGNITION.

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nd Srd. g.. oounty
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sitsslsasnts are delegates
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secretary sss,s within ten tt.i
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b., wv. .eh { to help NEE meet
1a H. county and State tate
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asys IS a fair contrl0ai /
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E91IlfI.iDoON, President
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ROGRAM' .,
..poon, November ID
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H. Of Long AgO-Rev'
s 81 of State Work
from Division Super
h Reports.
rnment.
,day Afternoon.
sryice-W. c. Myers.
Of Young People S
is Edith Donley.
Of the Young
n1ivision-Miss Mary
ible in the Sunday
1. /. D. Woman. -.
chool Bible Creol'
csnent of Committees
business.
tment.
u.,day Night.
erice,
ate, Her Needs and
Illustrated with Maps
now,
ment,
.nOOu, November Sd
&rs-Rey. Goodwin
and Her Community
h Schroeder,
coat to the boy, not
the coat-Walter A.
lary Spirit in Sunday
sching-Rev. c. H.
90 to Sunday School
d, President Berkeley
hdsy School Associa-
Peoples work-Guy
dbility of the Parent
ay SchOol-Rev. G. G.
bon.
Day Afternoon.
snd Devotion, H. L.
Of Children's Division
Engle.
Sunday Scholl and
Rev. S. L. Flickinger.
Challenge to the
s mary schroeder.
Your Best-Walter
p Of Districts.
Of Committees.
Of Officers.
Next and Where?
tlOn-Rev. 0. D. Lam
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25

Miss Sara Coe was Hostess at an
appointed tea given in honor of Mrs.
Hugh Hagen on last Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. A. C. Peer Is building a large
new garage at Rippon, and will con-
duct a general garage business there.
See his advertisement in this issue.
There will be an oyster supper at
Pine Grove School House, on
Halloween. The public is invited.
We wish to make money to buy
books.
Mr.. r. L. Snapp, nephew of Mr..
West, has acquired an interest in the
merchandise business of Mr.. C. M.
West, at Rippon, and the firm is now
known as West & Snapp.
DIR. J. B. Chamberlin, Optometrist,
of Martinsburg, will be at the Hotel
Jefferson, Wednesday, October the
26, from $50 a. m, to p. m. See
him and have your eyes examined.
Mr.. C. P. Weller has moved his
general machine shop from North
Samuel Street to his recently pur-
chased property from the Northern
Virginia Power Company on North
George street.
A new directory is being prepared
for the jefferson County Telephone
Company to appear November Is.
All those who wish to have any cor
recion made in the same are re-
quested to notify the Managers Office
at once.
A Halloween Social will be given
at the Leetown school house Monday
night, October 31st, at 8 O'Clock.
Every one come masked. Prizes will
be given. Soup, pumpkin pie and
candy will be sold. Proceeds for the
school.
The teachers and pupils of Middle
way school will give an entertain
ment on Friday night, October %.
They invite you to attend an old
fashion halloween party. A short
program will be rendered, after
which luncheon will be served. Pro-
ceeds for school library.
The Reed Grain and Milling Com
pany of Charles Town is putting on
the market along with other stock
and poultry feed, a new hog feed.
known as the o. K. brand among
their customers. 1t is undoubtedly |
destined to be more widely known. |
1t is designed as a subtitute for mid
ding, and contains among other in
gradients, whole grain wheat. /!
Wheat that fails to grade high ON the
market is used in the making of it. |
The feeding qualities of o. K. should
give it a high rank among stock
feeds.
Officers James A. Smith and w. B.
Alder made an unsuccessful attempt
last Tuesday night to arrest julie
Twyman, colored, who lives
along the pike east of Halltown. i
julie was wanted for shooting at some
boys in Halltown on Sunday night. |
October 2, while he was alleged to
have been under the influence of
liquor. He eluded the officers Tues
day night by climbing through his
bed room window in his night clothes
and escaping to field back of the
house going through the window as
soon as he heard a knock on the front
door, and before Deputy Sheriff All
der could reach the rear of the build |
ing.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25

The Hurwitz Creamery Co., will
pay you AZ cents, cash for eggs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25

EpER'S ALLIANCE
seepeFs Alliance will
9ur t House on Thurs
II r N. A full at
members is request
N welcome to ali new
assire to join this Or
a''ers of importance
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25

Come into our Foot Comfort
Dept. any time and let our Foot
Comfort man answer any CUES
tons you may have in regard to
foot and shoe troubles. He will
assist you in selecting the proper
type shoes for your particular feet.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25

94 ts Enameled Dish
H., lew W. to sell at this
suicK, no seconds.
- Ely Bros.
[jns a 1--we Stock to sell,
[Ns and Evening.
10. "a. "a =. -. =. 49,.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25

Prices e paid for beef
Lyman Wiener.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-10-25

II Of Districts.
\ Of Committees.
] Of Officers.
4 Next and Where?
EiOn-Rev. 0. D. Lam
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At East Lansing: Michigan Az gies. 14; South Dakota, 0.
 At Des Moines, Iowa: Ames, q; Drake, O..
 At Urbana, H.: Illinois, q; De- pauw, 0.
 At St. Louis: Missouri. T; Wash ington, 0.
 At Norman, Okla: Oklahoma. 24; Kansas, 2.
 At Washington, Pa: Washington and Jefferson. 49; Westminster. IA. At Hamilton: Colgate, fl; Roches- ter. 0.
 At washington: Georgetown. s4; Fordham, T.
 At State College, Pa: Penn State, 2S; Carnegie Tech, '.
 At Lexington. Ky: Pennsylvania, [; University Of Louisville. 0.
 At Waco, Texas: Baylor univer- sity, 3; Texas A. & NJ, 14.
 At Oberlin. Ohio: oberlin, IA; Wooster, 6.
 At Iowa Falls: Columbia (Du- buque. Iowa), '; Ellsworth college, o At Charleston, w. Va: Washing ton and Lee, z; West Virginia. 2s.
 At Hoboken, N. J.: Swarthmore 13; Stevens. 0. 6: Western Reserve. 0.
 At Boston: Boston college, 14; Marietta, 0.
 At Mount Vernon. Iowa; Cornell college. 56: Simpson, 0.
 At Winchester, Ky: Georgetown college, B; Kentucky Wesleyan, 0.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

in a prosperous business when he joined the Canadian army at Brant-
 ford, Ontaro. in 1916. When in Eng
 land and France he wrote regularly to his parents and his handsome girl wife until 1919. when the correspon-
 dence ceased.
 The last known of him by the Cana
 dian military authorities was that he was given leave at Buxton, Derby shire, in September. 1919 Later his
 parents received a letter in which he said he had been sentenced to im- prisonment in connection with rob- bery of which he was innocent Prolonged search by Scotland Yard and prison authorities have satis- fled the Canadian military authorities that no such robbery took place, nor has a man answering to Woods name or description been found. The parents are determined not to return home until they learn the fate of their son. He was a model boy when he left home" they said, land
 nc matter what misfortune may have overtaken him, we will welcome him
 with joy if he is found."-London Mail.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
WHITE SOX AND TIGERS REVIVE
 0[D BAT TLE AT
 EASTLAkE TODAY

The old rivals will be at 1t again this afternoon, with knowledge that the survival of the Attest can well be applied to the national pastime. The WhitS Sox are going against the Champion Tigers, with two victories against the champions and four suc- cessive wins to their credit.
 Last Sunday the White Sox beat the Giants, l to 0, at Riverside park in the prettiest exhibition of baseball ever staged in the city. This after noon the White Sox and Tigers clash at Eastlake park and if past perform ances count today's game will be bub- bling over with class.
 The Sox will present their best lineup. They are rarin' to go after winter baseball honors with an ag- gregation of star ball tossers that rival any team ever organized in the valley
 Manager Haldiman smiles every time he calls off his list. Here's some roster: Meason, formerly with the Texas league, catcher; Williams, out of the American association, catcher; Warren, product of the local lots who lost his chance for the big show through a.. injury suffered in a valley game, first base; Brooks, the fastest infieider in the West Texas league second base; Sorrey, formerly with the Mid West league and later pur- chased by the Detroit Tigers, short stop; Moore, a local star with a bullet arm and Babe Ruth swat, third base; Pepper. another local phenom., left field; Teaney of the Three-I league, center field; Phat Westfall, with the West Texas league the early part of last season and the hardest hitter in the valley, right field: Finley Vest fall. one of the valleys most depend able outfielders and a slugger of no mean ability will cover left field and can also hurt wicked ball for un- suspected batters: Lyall. played last season with the West Texas league, can play any position on the team when his time permits a Sunday lay off for baseball: and last but not least Pitcher Hickey. the best find of the Sox to date. Hickey has started in four games and won every start. He is local lad with a promising fu- ture.
 Against the Sox stars the Tigers will send Saiazar, who has just re- turned from a highly successful tour of Mexico with the Nogales team. Sally was in Nogales yesterday and
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

pounds Young Mike has been send ing the boys to the gas house in regular order and like Ira he has been forced to seek new worlds to conquer. Billy Smith halls from Pres colt where Jack Lunch and Tiny Rayfield have been holding forth. Little is known of his ability outside of the fact that his home town thinks enough of his chances against Young Mike to risk a few shekels.
 Soldier Brown will meet Frank Will Hams of San Diego in the four round preliminary and Wildcat Johns takes on Battling Flynn in special four rounder.
 The curtain raiser shows Battling Sam the Dancing Master and Young Rivers in four rounds.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
FRIDAY BOXING
 CARD WILL GIVE <. ! NELL CHANCE
 TO SHOW SPEED

Boxing fans have little cause for complaint in the arrangements for Industrial Week sports with the To- cal brides matched against tough out of town battlers for a real test of their ability.
 Friday evening the William F. Blake post of the American Legion will stage a boxing card at the Cap ita1 City Arena with Relph Pena and Ira O'Neil topping the list in a scheduled 10 round bout.
 Ira has been having things pretty much his own way down here with the local boxers outclassed and out weighed. Battling Olea came down from Prescott and proved that he was not suffering with insomnia and Fighting Beaver drew a brodie against the home town champ. Sol- dier Brown put on a pair of gloves and that about ends the products of Arizona fight foundries. Ralph Pena is an Arizona boy: he started at Ray and almost stopped at the same place when Rufus Williams wrecked his cafeteria with an oversupply of the leather mitts. But Pena resolved to make good and some day even mat ters with the Old Master. He has not accom- pliSue0 ms phIpOSS GS yet but he still has hopes of turning the trick If he fails to beat Ira he can wait until Father Time plants a kayo on Rufus. If Ralph beats Ira he stands a good chance of beating Rufus, even at this stage of the game.
 Pena went over to Los Angeles where his ability to assimilate pun ishment demanded attention and he was coached by the wise ones and during the last six months he has been cleaning up where once he was used as a door mat. Vernon fight fans like Pena's style of fighting and only through close friends in Phoe- nix was Pena persuaded to pass up Jack Doyles for a Phoenix scrap.
 The Psna-O'Neil bout will not be championship event. but it will give Phoenix fight fans more fight talk than a championship go. The semi-final will bring together Young Mike and Billy Smith for six rounds. The boys will battle at 12s
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

[ Ram Morrison at fulllock was one of the combination of steller backfield men that made the Valley title possible. His line- smashing and bunting on the offense and his sure tackling and ability to solve the play of the opposition on the defense made him one of the most dependable of Sooner backfield men.
 Morrison is a brother of the fa- nous Morrison, fullback with the University of California eleven last season. Like his brother of west ern football, Run" is punter par excellence. His spirals are perfect and his distance has been averaging
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

At New Haven: Yale. 2S. Mary land, 0.
 At Montreal: Syracuse, 1s; Nc Gill, 0.
 At New York: Cornell, fl; colum- bia, z.
 At Pittsburgh: Nebraska, 10; Pittsburgh, 0.
 At Princeton: Princeton. 10; liar yard, 8.
 At Annapolis: Navy. 6; Bucknen, 0.
 At Philadelphia: Lafayette, ss; Pennsylvania. 6.
 At West Point: Notre Dame, 2s; Army, 0.
 At LaFayette: Purdue. 3; North western, O.
 At Detroit: Detroit. 21; Springfield '. M. c. A. College, 0.
 At Minneapolis. Minn.: Iowa, fl; Minnesota, 2.
 At Chicago: ohio State, T; Chi cago, 0.
 At Omaha. Neb.: Creighton, 21; St. Louis, 0.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

better than 40 yards in the daily prac- tice.
 Morrison is expected to bear the brunt of the fullback work with the Sooners this season, due to his DOW erful punts.
 The Sooners meet Nebraska, Mis- souri, Kansas, Kansas Aggies and Washington in the conference this season. Nebraska and Missouri arc the two that are the most feared by Sooner coaches and if the march oi Oklahoma for their second Valley title is halted, the Cornhuskers or the Fig CTS are the probable elevens for that honor.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

wired that he would reach Phoenix in time for today's, game. Ed Scott, Minor league player, slugger and first sacker, >will return with Sally.
 The Tigers will have their old win ming lineup when they start this afternoon and with Sally on the mound the Tigers hit the ball hard and often.
 The Tigers will line up in the fol- lowig order: Wheeler, catcher; Sala- gar, pitcher; Ed Scott. first base; Hegi, second base; Cooper, third base; Butler, shortstop; Teddy. left field; R. Scott, center field; Murphy, right field. and Ritter, utility. The game will start promptly at 3 o'clock this afternoon, with East lake park the scene of hostilities.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
SEARCHING LONDON FOR SON

soldier son is being made by an el- derly couple, J. P. Wood and wife, who arrived in London from Toronto a month ago. Daily they have made weary pilgrimages through the Lon don streets and open spaces. peering snxiously at passersby in the hope of finding their boy: When too fla tigued to accompany her husband, Mrs. Wood has spent her time sitting at front window of Ter hotel.
 The missing man, Lewis H. Wood. who is now 25, was assisting his father
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
By NE A SERVICE

WOMAN, OlSla.-Clarence Ram Morrison. 174-pound University of Oklahoma fullbacl, is slated to do the
 putting for the Sooner eleven this sea- son, the second year of membership in the Missouri Valley conference for Oklahoma.
 The Sooners under Ben c. Owen, director of athletics since 1905, be- came a member of the conference in the spring of 1920 and won the foot ball championship their first year by playing an understandable with the most powerful elevents of the con- ference.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
B O K i m g.
Suzanne Ordered To GiUe Up LarUr Tennis
 For Next Six Monfhs

PARIS, Nov. 5.-Mlle Suzanne Lenglen has been ordered to give up tennis for six months. and the French woman champion may never again wield the racquet, her physicians said.
 She has been resting at Pourville since she returned from America, but her health has not Improved. Her bronchial tubes are affected.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
l Foot ball
DePaIf71a and 7Oft
 Stage Real Desert
 Speed Test Today
Especial to The Republican,

Nov desert race from Los Angeles Phoenix automobile racer ana omar daybreak tomorrow morning in | this
 sports grounds November and r.
 resulted olscusslon the hardsps enoun naae DetWeen Io and De Palma to who could first reach Phoenix and the on
 a De Palma will use ght-cylin
 in Wednesday Saturday shipped tonight
 Hudow Hop with
 Purdy Illard Phoenix representative of the A. A. A. met the drivers this with the big delegation of racing fans this will accompany the Pull m brigade
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
HuFF-sHARKEY THURSDAY

NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Johnny Buff of Jersey City, bantamweight boxing champion, will defend his title for the first time next Thursday night in a 15-round bout against Jack Shar- key, New York
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
NO ExrRAvAeANcE

Mrs. Newpoor-Now, don't stand tempting yourself. Claude. You've got two ties already!-Passing Show. London
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
Western Cannes

University of Arizona, 31; New Mexico Aggies, O.
 Junior College. 27; Flagstaff Nor maL 0.
 Phoenix Indians, 26; sacaton h. dians, 0.
 Tucson high school. 0: Bisbee high school, 0.
 University of California, sS; Uni- versity of Southern California. T. University of Colorado, 35; Colo rado College. fl.
 Kansas Aggies. 21; Grinnell, [. Utah Aggies, 23; Colorado Mines, z Oregon. [: Washington State, '. University of Washington, 0: Stanford, 0.
 Montana, T: Idaho, A.
 University of Oklahoma, 24; Kan sas University, z.
 Nevada, 2S; University of Utah, [ Idaho Tech. 37; Kicks College, 13. Idaho, 35; Montana, '.
 Fargo College, T; North Dakota Aggies, 19.
 South Dakota State. 27; University of North Dakota, [.
 Texas University. A; Southwes- tern University, 0.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
Morovich Winner
 Of $43,000 Purse
 Over II Starters
TRepubIican A. p. Leased Wire1

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 5.-Mor- vich, hot favorite. won the first Pimlico futurity with a money prize of s43.000 at Pimilco today. running the mile in 1:42: Lucky Hour was second; Runantell, third. There were eleven starters.
 Norwich paid s2 50 for each g mutuel straight ticket: S3.1O for place and $2 70 show. Lucky Hour paid s7. 40 and s4 90; Ruantell. S4.90.
 Norwich is owned by Benjamin Block of New York.
 The most jealously guarded apart ment in England is that known as the chapel of the Pyx
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
SCHWARTZ REArs couIoM

SCHWHH IL BEATS COUPON
 DETROIT, Nov. 5-Joey Schwartz, Michigan bantamweight boxing champion, won the newspaper deci- sion here tonight over Eddie Coulon of New Orleans.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
RANCHO BEATS BUD DEMPSEY

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. 5-Kid Pancho, San Antonio flyweight, was given the newspaper decision over Young Bud Dempsey of Memphis, Tenn, at the end of a scheduled TO- round bout here tonight.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

The first dictionary was written in the Chinese language, about HOO D C
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-01-06

W. are in receipt of lengthy
communication from MIR. Don Living
ston. director of South Dakota De-
partment of Marketing. This depart
ment was organized under the act of
the Legislature in 1917, in conformity
with an amendment adopted to the
constitution authorizing the state to
construct terminal and local eleva-
tors, erect Touring mills. and estab-
lish other communistic enterprises.
Fortunately the commission appointed
was composed of met. of sound judg.
ment, and it did not fall for the rad.
ical methods evidently designed by
those who initiated the movement.
but proceeded along rational lines to
improve our marketing system so as
to avoid the sudden dumping of the
farmers product on the market at
harvest times. thus depressing prices.
and giving the middle me: en- cr1s.=
.nn;ty to pratt 5yy :5s rise III 1Tite
which the later demand was sure to
warrant In its report to the special
session of the legislature in June,
1920, the commission said:
cit is the firm belief of this de.
partWent thst the solution Of tide Tor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-01-06

From the Tyndal Register.
jesse Dawes and Miss Ann Henik
were married at the Federated par
sonage Wednesday of this week by
Rev. Rising.
Martin Bochman and Miss Christine
Roll were married last Friday after
noon at the home of the groom's pa.
rents in the south part of town.
A marriage license was issued the
past week to Ben Wiser and Grace
Wynia, both of Tyndall.
Mrs. w. G. Muller and daughter,
Miss Florence were passengers to
Sienx Eel!s On Monday morning. Miss
Florence vii! become the Bride &c
Morris LaVere Maupin of Sioux Falls
on Thursday morning. Dec 80, 1920.
Santa Claus presented Mr.. and
Mrs. C. l.. Bohac with q fine baby
boy on Tuesday, Dec. 18th. Mother
aud babe arc doing One.