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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
TO DISCUSS PAVING.
Councilman Motto Calls for Meeting %
Committee to Talk over Improve.
nent to Alley D.

Councilman l., F. Nolte. chairman OF
tho committee from council who is look
in;: after th, paving If Alley ID between
2Gth and .1;h streets has issued call
for y mc,r:;.g TO l." held this evening
at : 80 "'"l""k in tn" council chamber
\; this time they will formulate plans
whereby tn" alley can r" paved with
thu least pc*~i hi" cost. They Will make
their report i; the n"Nt council meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22

No matter what you want it will saTa
you time and money 10 use INTEL
LIGE.ECER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22

No matter what you want il will Aa:s
you time and money to use INTEL
LlGENCER WANT ADS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
Criza?

Sc afima din zvoare demne de toa ncredcrea ca indus
ria aceste ari lucreaz caacitte numa de Az la suta
lin normal
Sc zice dupl evauare cee mai conservative, numa-
ml muncorilor neocupat ara ucru, trece de 5OOOOOO
Statu Ohio ma scapat de consecntele mprelrarlor;
pese trezeci la suta din ucror sunt neocupa In Ceve
land maru ucratorlor fara ocupae afaa de grevist Sc
yaueaza la $4,000 In orasee nustriae sun un numr
mai mai mic de lucrtori neocupati Sc zlce ca
numa fabrcee de ote din Loan ucreaza in pima actlvate
s. gasesc lucratori neocupati.
Ia Santusky Ohio, caua munctori agricoi. Mai multi
fcicr pubcat anunuri cauand muncitor Gu leaa de
$40 pc luna 81 ntrenere gasesc muncton 81 Sands
XIV o palma de loc de Cleveland, Fremont, Toledo
Care fe cauza? 40 doari pc luna Inretinele nu
e cada in tmp de crza lnaine de rasbou oare rar Sc
oera eaa aceasta penu munctor agrlco Sa fe oroa
de campuui Munca c;mpuuie multi mai igenica
mai nevatmaoare din fabrica tot odata placuta
distractiva.
Nu corespunde leafa din abrca Sau muncitor
inca un 81 criza actuala bne venta ca
g vacanta Cupa cativa ami de munca necurmata!
Cnd omul gasee sa lucreze mutt trebue sa Sc mu
ueasca 81 putin Lefurie din fabrici sau scazut
scad 81 scadea pana vel la nvcu dnantea rasbo
ulu ST reservec' rebui pasrate trebuesc pastrate
atunc cnd sanatos caci site adnce ziua Gle
maine.
Nu va bazat pc lefurile de All din fabrci scrant
cum 'bosu ca poae saptamna vtoare va da Gle cru
Sper 81 c oti spera dar speranta mor de foame
rezcrvee sunt ucorul 81 sacu bnecuvntat al vtu
yei-izvoare fa sarst vi veste ocazia, merget aar
in mocul frei facet schmbare cac char daca Fl mum
ca putin mai obositoare 81 pr faa la toamna va ve
nt mai bne 81 cateva zec de doari pese rezerva
pc 0 aveti, la chimir. - - - ..... .~ ..~. -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18

Columbus, Ohio. - Walter Da-
Wis, fost oficiant la City Bank Of
Lorain, judecat pentru sprejuriu
a cerut ca sa Use permita sd faca
0 petite pentru revizlirea cazului
sau. Ell afirlna ca condamnat
ndmai din gresala 81 sustine vino
vatia sa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18

nu ne miriam ca in scurt tinip va
zice cineya ca nevasta e stapinii
81 pc viata barbatului.
i
Dina Lydia Trueblood Dooley'
McHaffic Lewis Myers Southland,
actzata ca a omorit prin otra'vire
patru bar1bati, pc un cunhliat 81 pc
copila Ell. ca sa poata incasa poll
tele de asigurare. zicc ca dfifsa
poarta germenii tifoidei 81 aceas-
ia poate sa fie cauza NORTH barba.
tilor eli. - IatA inca un argument
puternic i'm favoarea "Casat0riei
Eugenice'.
Mi in Statele Unite, ca3i in
pistiitatile Sahariei, rar gasestl
cate-o CARA sa-ti rAcoresti sai.
fletul.
ST fiindca veni vorba de raco.
reala, &c fel de ''racoritoare" vol
|fi Duminica la Detroit?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
c6Nv0eARE

Soc. ''Plugarul Roman" dir
Youngstovyn, Ohio conlIyoaca pt
,toti mem'bri Ell de a lua parte Ia
adnnarea lunara general4 care va
Fl DumiI1ica in q Maiu 1921 in
sala Soc. 645 Poland Ave Str
Sedinta sd deschide la orele l &c
p. m. Ia ordineap kilei vor fl ma
multe puncte de rezolyat deci fie
care n1elnbru vi Soc. 'iPlugarul
Roman" sant strict obligati de d
lua parte Ia aceasta adunare Ia
caz contrar aIbsentele fara motive
Sc vcr pedepsi celBBorim sSatutelo,
locale, in numeleSoc. ''Plugarul
Roman"
vasI1s 1foidcys presed;nte. !,
= Lnngosi, ssssstar.
lila H
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
FECUNOs TINrA
NATION DE-
50 LEI LUNAR

''Dacia'' adltce dureros de SUR
prinzatoarea stire, Cd vaduva ma
relui Cosbuc, primeste drePt re-
cmostinta nationala Q pensie lu-
nara de so. lei. De trei AMI, tova-
rasa celui &C a scris ''Balade 81
Idle" 81 Fri de Tort ISL limi-
teaza foamea la painea ne care
10 ingad>lic aceasta ,nilistovire
nationala, sgarcit r,lpta dintr 'un
budget de sase miliarde. S'au
gasit suite de milioane pentru au-
tomobile pc ale caror perne moi
Sc lafae mediocritatea oficiala.
s S'au risipit din vistieria statllui
suite de milioane, pentru a 1ngra-
sa pqnga tuturor Schnllerilor,
earl pc linga negotul de seminte
de dovleac an stiut trafica 81 bo-
nuri de tezaur. Tara gene de i'm
bogatiti de ragboi. Strazile Capt.
talei nu sunt 1ndestul. de incapa-
toare pentru hetairele Gu buzele
vopsite. Din fiecare colt de pro-
vincie, fluxul democratiei a scos
la lumina maini' lacome, carl Sc
acata de lada ell bani statului.
Ministrul de finante jongleaza Gu
miliardele. Filodarma va Fl legi.
ferata ca uli principiu de stat.
Sefii de CARA Isl cumpara edificii.
ID AL. Constantinescu apara mo-
rala flamanzilor. Nj este colt de
strada. masa de cafenea, compar.
timent de wagon, unde sutclc,
mile, milioanele sd nu sboarc de
pc buze, incrucisandu-se in vax.
duh, ca strigatul samsarilor din.
tr'o imensa bursa. Politicianul
famelic de ieri, dupa ce-a ros
treptele ministerelor; arunca zim.
bette protegnitoafe 81 satisfacute
acum, de dupa geamul de cristal
al limuzinelor. Bacannl din coli
STA ridicat vila,la Sinaia, la Ocna
Sibiului, la MekSdia.
! Vaduva lui Gosbuc Sc hraneste
cn painea celor optzeci de lei
pensie pc luna, din care legea
|d-lui Titulescu s'ar cuveni s;i
|smulga ceva 81 pentr,t impczitele
statului.
| Nu a trecut dol ami decand ba.
trina tovarase a l,ii vasile Alexai1
dri, izsonita din cslrtea Mircesti.
Tor. s'a stins de aeeiasi foame.
Adunam pretioa~e date, pentru
VI Inn tirzi,l istoric al vremurilor
In care I'm Scfihller poate fura
fara temere Ae judecatorul de in.
structie, lar copiii 81 femeile celor
,ce ne-a dat oibueata de Ger inste.
lat. Isl primesc nefericirea de-a
trai Gu pGinea refhzat 81 de cainii
vagabomi al strazilor.
C'Vointa"). J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18

el a fost de fata cand d-soara
Bilrkhardt ltiat acid. Dupa ce a
murit el d,ls cadavrul eli la locul
unde a fost gasita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
n|fOlpnEIIl||

Chicago Nistt boE rtsscsSi
81 inarmati an fnffat 81 MIRO
hala de dams 81 au orlonat tutu-
Eror hands up. In sala erau IS
|persoane. Toti au trebuit ~ se
fntoarca cu fafA Il p6rete. Hotii
AN luat bani y jnvaericale III va
|loare de zece mil doIlari.
~. Lopis. M. iinainte ii II
|silt psliJia ! ezsit cadavinl ma
disex Dx al,ar'o cnttf
||dinttS e1f s1in 1tsh = %, Y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
TESAURUL DE LA
MOSCOVA
Existenta tezauruiui. - Elibera-
rea lui conditionata de incheierea
pacei Gu Russia.

Gu ocazia tratativelor, carl au
avut loc la Copcnhaga intre de-
|legatia noastra 81 cea rusa cu pri-
wire la reluarea raporturilor GU
statul fusesc. reicsit Impede, ca
Fam pierdut momentul favorable
|pentru obtinerea tesaurului nos
Ftru de la Moscova.
/ S'a dovedit din conversatiile
rurmate cn acest. prilej, ca guver-
Fnul sovietic pastra acest tesaur al
Romaniei in scop de a-si asigura
pacea Gu moi, 81 am fl obtinut de
fsigur aducerea lui in tara, daca
| la invitatia rppetata a guvernul,li
|srus, moi am fl tratat serios relua-
frea raporturilor de buna vecina-
|tate.
Ceeace s'a neglijat pana acufn
din partea nOastrA, ell greu sc mai
Fpoate indrepta. Sc zice ca tesau-
| rul exista 81 acum in deplina ST.
guranta, ca Russia ar Fl inclinata
| 81 acum sd. nil dea, insa Gu con-
ditia, ca sa oferim in schimb D
garantie suficienta, ca dorim GU
adevarat sa traim in pace cu sta
ktul sovietic al rnsilor.
! Russia sovietiea reluat rapor-
tnrile cu Anglia 81 char Gu Polo
mia 81 este pc puarctul de a iaItra
i'm legaturi GU toate tarile, totusi
moi a trebuit sd finn eel din urma,
Lcari sa ne gandim, cd avem eel
Ldintaiu interes de buna vecina-
ktate Gu republica sovietista.
Sc zice, ca llici. pana aenm NJ am
|putut CONVINCE guvernul rus des-
|pre intentiunile noastre ,pacinice,
raspulszindu-li-se delegation nos
[tri, ca pc deoparte Ell vim sd trate-
ne rcluArea. raporturilor, lar pc de
alta parte guyer1iul de la Bucu-
resti, prin cilvintul aiItorizat 81
W Ws
ministrului de externe, martufi-
kseste char in rsrlament, ca Ro-
.naasria Sc afl8 inca in stare de rax-
boiu, cd Rusia.
Pclitica aceasta, piin& de eclii-
sossri il Meat b rugi ne6,fere-
satori II desegatis I,oasarS ! tre.
butt sd Sc intoarca scasa; f6fSs N
prava, intrerupind conversatinc
Gu dele1atiIs ftlsd, toehk4i d!h
canza cs ma spunea delegatnl
| nl6aefh Il copenhseA' ! "a totii
kaltcexs = aksit Gu cale 81 declare
"a TScilt BAescus h Bucureeti.
Rsllhgea itratstivsior a. fs1eii
ss1 Mi psesiA1S sle - n illlsa
baceia9 inn ftssitk ipentssa envsr- IN
a aoyletis n 80 Az rsyi -, 1G
NJ ps1Dll - ~ ~, \ aii ":
II II 4 saxa. TN . A 4 u A ss Il. s M
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18

'ari dc IA colnpai,ia Shuster, .2715
w. 25th Str. III su putut. identi-
fica dol indiviziS aletinuti ii sus-'
pecti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
DIN fuGA 08NNuEM

Tn mare Om de Stllnta zice ca
femeile exceleaza in imbEilHirea
animaelor. De data aceasta omul
de stiinta ma dat gres. Sc site ca
cca mai mare parte din soti sunt
blinzi 81 supusi.
i
Poate. moi m afirmam cu sigu.
ranta. dar Sc ziee ca daca mar ii
Societatilp de asigurare numarul
i,feciidiiior ar scadea en- 70 la
suta = De piojnite nu Sc amin
tcste nimic.
-
Einstein explica1id teoria rela-
tiyitatii a zis intre altele: 'Daca
dati acum cu pumnul in masi 81
81 peste cateva minute att mai dat
odata. matt dat de dona orr, ci
numai odata. 81 datca intr I'm I'M
tuners. ofssur vedeti ca vine. D
lumina, 81 peste cateva nomente
vetleti o alta luminA venind, din
alta directie, matt vazut doua
l,ifnini eli nunai ,illa.' De, poate,
dar moi stim ca daca iii TRACE
cireva o palma pc obrazul drept
lie axtura nu1nai obrazu1 acela 81
slaca iti mai trage alta paina,
pc obfaxui sting te ifstura 81 par
tea stinga si daca sunt date Gu
nAd tjtie de doua ori, Gu alnandoi
ochii vezf st<le verzi iiu nnnai
odatk II "a unul 81 actlm sa'
aE1fm foafa g1i,lns daca una II
u Ill a I'M; I'M \ ~ mi depsr-
n 4 Ss oll6ri iiaffarse u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18

murit ell a dllS cadavrul Ell la lOcul
unde a fost gasita.
Iiondra. Aici sc vorbeste ca
81 Statele Unite va particiM la
conferinta viitoare a consiliulni
suprem. Aceasta conferinta va Fl
plenara 81 Sc va tinea la Boulognc
lsan Ostehde. Di@utia sc va desA
fasura in jurul chestiei Silesiei
superioara. care va fl impartita
probabil in aceasta conferimta.
Washington. - All s'a publicat
cifra corecta a populated din Sta
tele Finite asa prccum fost cu
ocaZia reccnsamintului. Nmarul
locritorilor este de 1O5,710.620, Va
s;i zica cu 27512 mai multi decat
cum Sc spunea. Locuitorii pose
siunilor apartinatoare Statelor
Unite sunt 12.14S. .73S;. deci numa-
rul total al locuitorilor din Sta
tele Unite este III. .S59.358.
50
Columbus, Ohio. - Walter Da-
Wis, fost oficiant la City Bank OF
Lorain, judecat pentru sprejuriu
a cerut ca sa Use permita sd faca
0 petite pentru rcvizuirea cazului
sau. Ell afirlna ca e condamnat
ndmai din gresala 81 sustine vino.
vAtia sa.
Washington. - Oficialitatilc
de aici au primit o satisfied din
Londra din care reiese ca Franta
'ioh'a au MAJ m'lta armat'
dc prezent sub drapel. Franta arc
ooo'oo1 soioal'' lar foiohia ooo.
ooo. Dup' ei VINE lta'ia Gu 'oo.
COO, Grecia Gu 100000. Jugoslavia
Icu @".ooo' 9f'etla GU zoV.ooo
Gra,,:.,; -, lnn nnm =. - o.
,'p""i" Gu ioo.V'o' u III al o-Ie'
roc s'he homa'ha Gu loo.oVo, etc
rra''!a' III urma lnIeleserll facuf;
Ic" De's'a' homanla. Veho'Sfova
ei'. ''ts'oslaVia' f'o'onla, con
.'oi"Aa a%i apfoape lrel milloan'
'e S''"a'''
T. "n' ai''' Iuaiio. VIII
nam =. iruep1ood 81 sofia lm, nj
'or cohtriDui mel Gu un cent Il
" :" s"''.'area sase per
' 'n''e carr l'a'r'' au 1os
'"''a.'' e. ha este ac''zata ca Il
on''r'' pc to'l numai ca sa poat:
''"''" 'u'na l'eh'ru care acestl'
:" ''s' ds's''ra'i IN caz de moarte
Da 7" i's' arestata la Honolui
"''..e ..e era h'ar'ta'a a clncla CARA
MOI santem convinsi ca Lydis
p"' .i's'' e'' Ill caz''l acesta va I
a'''''''a u lara pam, daca lnsi
"a este v''oVara' atuncl trebul'
s"s' ). 'spaseasca paeatele 81 nu {
:" ''''''u' n'ci 0 s'lma pc pamant
gre" pentru nol sa vorblm asst
~ uar creoem ca avem drep
'"'e.
in'a!a'orl pentru scoalele prl
mar mar .or u mai m'h1i cu 2U pt
|. snu' vl'to.. Nunar'i Tor total Va
: - 'o''o IN orasai Cleveland
-" '''' 'recuta au 1ost angajat
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29
TO THEIR POSSESSIONS
New Parcel Post Rates Are Establish
cd by French Postal Ad-
mIpistration.

The Postal Administration OF France
has advised that. effective at once,
transit rates on parcel-post packages
destined for Middle French Kongo,
French establishments in Oceania,
Morocco. and Tunis are changed as
follows:
Middle French Kongo-One pound
to two pounds inclusive. 20 cents per
pound; three pounds to IL pounds,
4S cents per pound; 12 pounds to 90
pounds inclusive, 81 cents per pound.
French establishments in Oceania-
One pound to two pounds inclusive,
76 cents per pound; 3 pounds to II
pounds inclusive, s1.Os per pound;
~ pounds to % pounds inclusive,
s1.63 per pound.
inclusive. "a cents per pound; to II
pounds inclusive. 81 cents per pound !;
IL to % pounds inclusive, 63 cents.
In the second zone the l pound rate
is 80 cents, the ; pound rate So cents,
and the IL to % pound rate IS cents
The third zone starts with the 1 pound
rate SO cents. tho 3 pound rate 72
cents, the IL pound rate S1.35.
Eastern Morocco. first zone-1
pound 25 cents. 3 pound SS cents per
pound. IL to 22 pounds 65 cents. In
the second zone the l pound rate is
40 cents, the to 10 pound rate SO
cents, and the IL to 22 pound rate 81
cents.
Tunls-The 1 pound rate is "a cents
3 to II pound 81 cents, 12 to 20 pound
rate 63 cents per pound.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

Getting out a newspaper Is no pic
mic. II we print Jokes folks say we
are silly; If we cont they say we have
no sense of humor. II we publish
original matter they say we lack va
r.ety; II we publish things from other
papers they say we are too lazy TO
write. If we don't go 20 church we
are heathens; II we do we are hypo-
critics. II we stay in the office we
ought to be out rustllng news; II we
are out rustling news we are not at
tending to our business at the office.
u we wear old clothes we are not sol
vent; II we wear new colthes they are
not paid for. What in thunderation is
poor editor to do. anyhow Like
as not some editor win say we swiped
this from an exchange. We did
Maryyille DemOcrat-Forum.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29
PICKED BY TELEPHONE
A Boston Man Selects a Church Bell
After Hearing 1t Ring in
Troy, n. Y.

Selling a church bell by long dis
tance telephone seems to be going the
mail order houses one better. but
that's what a Troy. N. Y, bell COM
pany actually did recently when a
prospective customer called up from
Boston.
He was chairman of a committee
appointed to select bell for a church
in one OF the suburbs Of Boston, and
called up 20 arrange for his commit
tee to visit the bell company's sales
room at Troy. While on the wire,
however. he happened to hear one of
the bells toll. and the telephone trans
mitted the sound so clearly and dis
tinctly that he at once suggested that
instead OF making the trip to Troy
the committee select bell OF the de-
sired tone by listening to It over the
telephone.
Accordingly the committee gathered
at the chairman's office in Boston at
the appointed time. and. according to
arrangement. the bell company at
Troy demonstrated the tolling OF its
bells over the long distance telephone
After listening to the ringing OF sew
eral bells the committee selected one
with which they were thoroughly sat
isfied and saved the expense OF trip
Telephone Press Service.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

The little town OF Lamonte was
startled one night recently when Hen
ry C. Riley stood at his front door and
fired a shotgun continuously for sew
eral minutes. When neighbOrs ran 10
his house he calmly explained that
both he and his wife were sick and he
fired the gun to attract attention so
he could secure a doctor. The tele-
phone service at Lamonte was sus-
pended last July when the patrons
struck and refused to pay the rate
demanded. Riley's shotgun was the
next best thing.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

With the exception OF a few days
work in bracing the shoulders. the new
concrete road to Faucet is complete,
and will be opened for traffic in a few
days. 1t is a fine job of work and
reflects great credit on the Metropoli-
tan Paving Co., of which r. NJ. Davis
is president. for its faultless construc-
ton. But five miles yet remain to be
completed on the st. Joseph-Atchison
twenty stretch.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

They take the 18th amendment
seriously in Eldon," worries the Sc
dalia Capital. "A man was recently
sentenced TO six months in Jail for
being caught in the act Of taking q
drink of whiskey."
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29
NO CONTEST FOR HEAD
Chamber OF Commerce Annual Elec.
ton VIII Only be for Fourteen
Directors.

So well have the affairs of the
Chamber of Commerce been conduct
ed that there Is no opposition to the
reelection of James Z. Cox as its
president All OF the other nomina-
tions for officers have been made
without contest and the only contest
to be made will be that Of choosing
fourteen out OF the twenty-seven men
whose names will be on the directors
ticket on Nov. 5th, the date of the
election.
The candidates for vice-president
are: F. l. Ford, civic division;
George Aylsworth. traffic division; w.
l. Connect, publicity and good roads
division; Sol Hirsch, retail division;
Sam Hotchkiss. industrial and build
ing division. and Charles waddles.
young mems division.
The nominees for directors are:
William Albrecht. ]. o. Barkley. w. A.
Bodenhausen. A J. Brunswig. DR.. ].
F. Caskey, F. r. Castle.' H w. Conser,
r. Z. Costigan. T. w Dodd. r.. L.
Goetz, t. p. Greene. C. La Kennedy,
w. Il. Kirkpatrick. NJ. p. Lawler,
John a. MCGEE. w. ]. McGnl Charles
H. Mayer, b. w. Melick, ]. b. Aotter,
c. U. Philley, w. r. Seaman. L. NJ.
Smith. William Spengler. L. s. Stubbs,
r. N. Van Horn. L. A. Want and b, G..
Voorhees,.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Cockburn OF
Creston. Ia. the son and daughter-in-
law Of Mrs. Cockburn. Twenty
and Felix. left today for Kansas City
where they win be the guests Of the
French and Belgium consuls during
the Legion reunion. Mrs Cockburn
is a cousin of Marshal Foch. and her
husband served in France.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

Suit was filed wednesday by Carl
A. Nelson against Joseph Goldman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lubo and Morris
skosnoff to recover the Wyatt Park
property valued at $1,000. a $500 note
and *375 in currency that Nelson
claims the four defendants extorted
from him last Saturday ON a trumped-
up charge.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

SAME, one OF the men was shot and
wounded. but managed to crawl into
the weeds and escape while the de-
tectves chased the other robber. who
also escaped. The robbers had thrown
out over $500 worth of goods when
surprised. all of which was recovered.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

AS George Textor, 923 North Fifth
street, was sitting in his room he was
surprised by two negroes who started
to hold him up when Textor's son-in-
law appeared and they fled. A short
time later they held up Eugene White
at Third and Antoine and secured
$11.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

Julia Palmer. a negro woman, was
arrested Tuesday and turned over TO
the federal authorities. She Is charg-
ed with selling habit forming drugs.
and will be held to the next term Of
federal court.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

A. r. Bradfield, 1919 Frederick
Avenue, filed suit in the circuit court
Thursday against Joseph Goldman
and Mrs. Catherine Kays to set aside
a note for $500 which he alleges the
defendants extorted from him. last
August.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

Farm For Sale-67 acres adjoining
Dearborn, Mo-, has good 7-rcom
house, barns, small orchard, good
well and cistern. Plenty OF running
water. About as acres In cultivation,
the rest in pasture. Address Edwin
Coons, General Delivery. st. Joseph.
Mo.-Advertisemsn
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

II. NJ. Hyatt, the well known in
s,1rance man of No. 2O3 North Fourth
street, has presented a number Of his
friends with neat and very useful
safety deposit box. II Gts fireproof
and will hold largo number of pa
pers.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

John Mcdaniel, in charge of the
Northwest Missouri wool pool, this
week sold the last of the wool pooled
consisting of 10000 pounds, to wahl-
ert & Genzler OF st. Louis at 81 cents
per pound.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

George Albright drew two years In
the pen for burglary; Jesse Bales two
years for larceny; Tony Magnus six
years on three larceny cases; and
Fred Harris and Woody Miller thirty
days in Jail for larceny and bootleg
ging, In criminal court Thursday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

r. r. Clark and A. J. Seitz OF the
Aunt Jemima Mills did the honors for
100 members of the st. Joseph Adver-
tising Club Monday. who were given
substantial feed. on the top floor,
after which they inspected the big
plant.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

John d. Preston was on Monday
appointed administrator of the estate
of his wife, and William NJ. Hersh
was named executor OF the estate of
the late James Raney.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

John T. Peery. a merchant of Dem
ver, Worth county. filed a petition in
voluntary bankruptcy in federal court
here Monday. with listed assets OF
$19,154.66 and liabilities of S9,570.O1.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

When Hampton Cox, who was ar
rested last week, charged with operat-
ing his car with the cut-out open,
proved in police court Tuesday that
his car had no cut-out he was dis
charged.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

Senator Lysaght and Representative
Harry Mcpherson, members of the
state committee to receive and enter
tain Marshal Foch and the other for
eign guests left for New York Mon
day night to meet the distinguished
guests.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

Marry for wealth, happiness. Hun
dreds rich. attractive, congenial, will
ing to wed. Photos free. 25 years.
experience. Mrs. Warn, 5O7 Lanker-
SHIN Bldg. Los Angeles, Cal.--Ad-
vertisement.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

Bessie Ruth Hagin thinks she was
so much injured when a motor car
collided on South Sixth street with an
Artesian Ice Co. wagon. that she also
thinks she should have $4,000 dam
ages, which she sued for Tuesday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

A cave-in occurred Wednesday
morning at Tenth and Francis at the
new Grant Motor Co. plant. and ]. A.
Martin. a workman. was buried for
fifteen minutes under several tons OF
dirt. He was rescued with difficulty.
William Greathouse. a negro. was also
buried but was easily rescued.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

A hold-up man halted r. c. Munns
of 11O3 Church street Tuesday night,
at Eleventh and Isadore and relieved
him of his overcoat and 81 in cash.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

Max Leveton, 2416 South Sixth
street, whose family is under quaran-
tine with scarlet fever. was arrested
Wednesday. charged with breaking
quarantine
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-10-29

Nov. 1. at which time George wilton
Ballard. tenor, Miss Sybil sanderson
Pagan. whistler. and willard Osborne,
violinist. will be the attractions. Tick
cts Of admission may be had at the
Eshelman Music Shop.