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The New York herald., 1921-05-23

Harlem Is to have one OF the largest
theatres in the city. 1t will be erected
on the northeast corner of Lenox ave-
nue. and 142d street by John ]. Finnerty,
who has just bought the site. plot
S5x125x100x2oox irregular. from the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
through Thomas J. O'Reilly. The prop
erty is part of large plot taken by
the bank under foreclosure from the
Pinckney estate few years ago. Mr..
Finnerty plans a two story structure
with stores and a theatre to seat 1000
persons. The site was held at 500, 900
and Mr. Finnerty expects to spend $780,
0c0 on the Improvement.
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01
RAILROAD MAN wEDs pref
TY BANK BQOKXEEPER

The Bank Of Hayti has been rob-
bed-yes. robbed of its courteous
and smiling bookkeper, Albert Will
son, being the perpetrator of the act.
Albert Wilson and Miss Bessie Ray
buck were united in marriage at the
Methods, parsonage Sunday night
at 9:30. the pastor, Rev J. D, Nichol
performing the ceremony.
Only few of the intimate friends
knew of the engagement, it being
given out at shower party held in
her honor at the home of Mrs. r. c.
Cresswell a few nights ago. The
brides sisters, Misses Irene and
Agatha, also her aunts, Mesdames
w. Fl. Finch and ]. b. Lyle, the lat
ter, who is visiting here, were pre-
sent to witness the ceremony.
The bride is most delightful
nd pleasing lady, with a pleasant
smile for everyone every moment or
the day, and by her courteous man.
ner at the Bank of Hayti, where she
has been employed for several years,
has made a friend Of every patron.
A charm has been won by the groom,
and one that will be help to him
through life. She has been making
her home with her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Mccain, in this city
for the past fourteen years, having
come from Terre Haute, Ind.
Ther groom, is valued employe OF
the. Frisco here, being hostier at the
rotIndnou SELL hssv fasssnsldathat, posi-
tionsfor many years, and is practical-
ly native of this city and county.
He is>a' gertIernaR insessfy sense of
the word, liked by.-every acquaint-
ance, and holds the confidence of our
citizens and business men. p. His
good business judgment is evidenced
by 1ths1fact tiatrhe' had prepared a
honiS feHaSH hride-t6-b be, sand had dt
propeAsNfuriifSAsd anh etexeryt thing
arranged tnetdwouid makssher happy
After tie cssamonyiitHe ;newlyweds
tesiafed dTeS q hsar hsreaharna,Ait only
having just beStgaI1iAhedaa1me thar
i ~asl,s Andzspss:ase ssAsnhseto their
many friendstnieEq pnsY iiof
:Vhe HeraldrwkhiGsaaT dekree lof
pAasafaFextAadtaD tltamo&a connect
}ion with their friendsaobewish for
long and happy life, one that is
brimful with prosperity.
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01
Z71oREkii15'
ZEI:5Glm1 50 "

The angel saw that 1 was scared,
an told me not to be afraid. remark.
in as he took my arm, that heaven
was mighty free of harm.
This home of ourn,' he says tc
me, "was built to last eternally. It's
underpinned with love of God, an
latticed with the chastenin' rod; the
mortar mixed with blood an tears
1t ort to stand. billion years =.
reckon you would never guess that
heaven is built on mans distress, an
gained by one. unfailin' plan,-THE
GOODWILL OF YER FELLOW
MAN -" -r
:. =. walked at early dawn of
day, an hated that L couldn't stay,
so I resolved, right then an there,
to treat my friends an neighbors
square. +'' 70 -na,o" ..
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01
A CURIOUS DREAM

| dreamed one night, as fellers will
when everything around is still, an
what l saw it seemed to me, was
true to life as it could be.
1t pleased me lots, to realize that
I'd been waited to the skies, where
everything was bright an fair, with
music soundin' everywhere.
Each buddin' flower an shinin'
face that filled the mighty bound
less space, was chantin chords so
powerful sweet, l really never seen
the beat!
l told an angel, tandin' near, that
lived in another sphere, an bein' a
stranger thataway, l couldn't think
of much to say E. an while stood
to watch it all, felt concerned, for
fear I'd fall.
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01
$40 DOLLORs REWARD

Strayed. from my Premises one
half mile north of Hayti, the night
of the 18th, blue mare mule five
years old, about Is hands hfShs II
in one ear, wire scar soH fore leg,
white hair. viii pay STU far infor-
nation leading to recovery or for
the return to w. G. HAGEMAN.
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01
podson's Liver Tone
Killing Calomel Sale


Don't sicken or salivate yourself or
paralyze your sensitive liver by taking
calOmel which is quicksilver" Your
dealer sells each bottle of pleasant,
harmless "Dodson's Liver Tone" upder
an ironclad, money-back guarantee
that it regulates the liver, stomach aud
bowels better than calomel without max
ing you. sick-l5 million bottles sold,
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01

The tteandenGies Nof, aM father Iare
ustfaily handed down to the daugh.
ter, while the son inherits those of
his mother11 I ---y --,l- :, q
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01
PREDICTS GENEEKT USE
OF WIRELESS PHONE

Columbia, Mo-, Aug. 21.--7The
wireless telephone will be in general \
use among farmers OF Missouri. in u
few years, in the opinion of HI p.
Doole, of the physics department Of
the University of Missouri.
Mr. Doole has been operating j
wireless telephone in the Physics
building at the University since last
January and has talked to places as
far distant as Perry, Ohio. He has
enjoyed concerts that were being giy-
en- in Pittsburgh and Washington.
D. c. He says that the sound come
to him a .silns inst plain as though he were
present. :. -...'
some s oss Tie leading orchestras in
the East play for as many as hun
dred DANCES at one time by wireless
telephone. for when g megaphone is
attached to the receiver the music
can be heard plainly for a radius Of
several yards, Within the next year
says Mr. Doole, the Boston Symphony
Orchestra will be sending out music
for al. sorts, of affairs, and Kansas
can dance her .copolation dance to
the same tunes that the University
of Missouri will have at the celebr' .
tion of her anpual Thanksgiving VIC
tory. Ne
The postoffice department announ-
ced recently that ii. is going to send
out bulletins to the FARMERS by wire
less telephone INSTEAD CT through the
County Agents. "''There will be dis
trict stations throughout each state,
and as soon as the messages arg re
ceived they will be repeated, With
this kind Of service the farmer cai.
install wireless telephone for S35
that will enable him to receive mes
q sages in the winter from places as
far distant as 400 miles. Mr. Doole
says that this distance is cut to about
100 miles during the summer because
of unfavorable atmospheric condition..
There are certain types of regions
where the wires could not be used
and radio communication is the only
! telephone system possible. 1t is
possible for any regular telephone
subscriber to call for the nearest
radio telephone high power station
; and, by means of an an,plifying re-
: lay, talk to any state or country. The
tcharges would be very reasonable,
since there are no lines to be kept in
condition. 1t is said that the wire
; telephone line from New York to
San Francisco cost two million dol
lars, not to take into account the
added expenses of upkeep.
Build q Home
R. A. Speed, a onetime citizen OF
Hayti. but some few years ago NOV
ing his family to Arkansas, was here
few days this week. He is now
located at Hebrr. rk, and states be
and family ala 'nJn, 'ng the best o
ealth. Nj. S3--i slill '.S m=
Hayti property.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01
Yield Valuable Oil

Yield Valuable Oil.
An oil obtained from stunips OF red
pine trees has been found TO be val
liable for ,recoveriRg silver from pul.
verized.ore by the hotatioh. process.
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01
Build a Home

The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will hold an ice cream sup
per on the High School Campus Sat
urday. night. ,..t.
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01

Boxing matches between women
are 'no@' very populasain Berlin. .-.
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01

The many friends of Miss Evelyn
Mullen, who for many years was a
valued saleslady at the Buckley
Store, will be surprised to learn that
she was married yesterday at Ken
nett For the last two or three
months she has been visiting her
parents, the Rev. A, D. Mullen and
wife.
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01

Malaria-carrying mosquitoes were
once prevalent in England.
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01

French women are said to have
smaller feet than English women,
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01
NEW i ERA IRA LODGE Z. ! j, ,o,s.:.o.:. +.

al al d :. lNO..S629 s,asA ,aa ,n,f
Observation-Disclosures. ,,Yisssiax
mfinbers, noratsliv iinyitsdp 10, iat ttsndi
49, ii !. '1m '"1.imi,n b, t;HARBERT, Sc.
p ls1RAyENsTEiN, SECRETARY, ADJ '1s
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01

A biptising was held at Pascola
last Sunday, being conducted by the
Rev, Ward, there being IA persons
baptised, s~.-
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01

sSSyerkh,ent and Cooperation
Goysrnment 'apd co7operati6n' are II
all sthinss the Laws Of LIfe,EvItusEt1A,
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01

Opera performed in BGtlin nd
transmitted by wireless telephone
was 'distinetlyihssxd $500 nlsfss away,
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01

One 'B6uhdaof olauseax in ships
furhaces4' iias''th@ saitte, heating ef.
fectss as'te1f pounds Of coal. 7
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01

3 There is naWa8sSa pr,staYberry in
classical Greek, that fruit being pra-
ctically unknown to theuF :
~ sttASN ~ sIaIl h3 l.
The Hayti herald., 1921-09-01

>M6uhtahMSS SSliSlsha7-r1tects the
temper. From 10000 feetcupward
climbers are apt to get impatient and
irritable. pT : lny sph
'-,,si "a a Naf,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20
EX-SENATOR KEIM
DIES At ELKINS

;,p".o pl,;:t,n ~ In" In;".,..:""''"r.
Cnmn"r!A1d Md. ipt. :" .0rmcr
S;:.in senator N"Hh &. k,';H. aged JN.
r,ieu crrir his lI"-u.llS 81 ',.' ':tr hos
mia. Elkih$. VI. Va. i".l"W.nE IN "n-
Grafton la;c Saturday ri-h iH a%p':i-
d.ritis. 1t w:,S f"urd IL" trrrmIiN wa*
rurturr,i. senator iri;n had h''n con-
planning for 'ru days.
Senator Kahn va q. ra':'" 81 near
itE Lick. SpmCrst: county. Ia lis carly
r!IrAood hc Taught .sci,,D! ~ 'ninber-
and. where nr married Mss Clara But
~. Ills wife AID one son. Howard,
>..;vi-". Senator kcim vas active IN
Rcpuhiican politics. Hn was once 'ith-
in 4 few votes Of landing congress
SioEal -n,-!i-at!oR. IN ~, campaign or
'ol2 y" 'vls a progressive leader N
West Virginia. II" engaged in III" real
estate and inSura ne business aud was
interested In COZ al other Developments
Senator iI"im'S :iIe brothers az" How
:rd II. kain. mayor OF Namrt. lcah":
Jones Joseph krlHi. l.aCoI1, Ind: VIM.
:. keinM EIk'uH. sH"rif o. RhndoiTh
county. ". Va: Lew :. keri. proprietor
o. O,d Inn. ElkirS. md Ir. l'';"r" ).
Kc!r. thi- city. Mrs. WiIl:am II. Ar
roiG. I;lk Garden. ". Va. i% rs sister.
Til" t"iy ot Ny. K",r ". ii inferred
- Eos- iii, cemetery. cumberland.
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20
-FOUR WITNESSES
CLAIM MAYFIELD
SHOT PAT BLEV!NS

No-gantown ". ~. \T"" -. -'"i-
persons. who testified that they VA
messed The killing "i rat H,tN:nS' "
I--.ted Mine workers - America organ
!a.- wee on ;%r stand tcGll II ne
Mcnonc..,!a ";-cl:i; our - state w.
nfsScS II lhc rnS" aga -, W..tN MAY
ne,d. w.n va :rdt>i"i cn Charr"' in
connection with ;hc death of ;hc strike
leader.
The witnesses who testified w"r" Mrs.
jennie keaynS. NJ. and Mrs. i"ors"
Wood and C!ydS !agedorn. lf-y'''~-o.H
boy
The Witnesses lold !den'.ra. '-"ri"s
They said tha; M?yn"ld shot H!"Nina
wi:hou; any appa-"r; n-oV""aNon. on
March S whea The defendant accom-
panicd by eiy men attacked =" "t-ikH
leader and . variy o. striking mtn"-S
on a road ncar NS,lSlow. 'iv" miles from
hers. MayilclG. they 'aid. fired :r"
tirrcs at Rlerins. who aHS &c ~ =" feci
away from him
When ccurt adjourned t"daE ,cH 7;Ht"
St!l had about tw"uty Wltn"s>": :" p"
hesrd. More imam 80 persons hay" r"en
~. mmoa.t % testify for n" d"toTS".
Harold Ii"u~irU. of Charleston. H'd
e ": C-amo~. IL Moran W.. retained
py Ia" l'0;t.d Nia- H"-Er-" - 0S@.s:
,he county rros"rYl =. ''.r!G~'w from
the Gas" toiay. No r,r's,: :"r' .a'.: i
zion Wa give.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20
CONGRESS GIVEN
Recommendation ON
AN AIR PROGRAM

Wa>i:"S;oG. Apr.l 's E"corurnG,-
..us~ r"r ~" iey"iorN.r:.' al! = su..'-
;joa u aviator. ,-awa vp at H. r'-
qu,>t # il.a President. j.! iHe ma ""a'
a.ll IS"ry rumMlttc" for .."roiSnIt:':;,
were submitted 20 conGrc:s toda' with
~. "N"cut!Nr's :,pprova. and n T." rN-
recitation tia; le-lsL,."n VII! y" "'-
acted 20 car! the pr"ETan tHtn "F"';.
TT. report l." IN" sc%atc anu housr
Va accompanied by hr:~f !0cSSag"
rronI the rrcsid""i ~ which lie rN-
p.aincd that he had eo!ir:t"i .r"m the
committees suEEcstionS for regulation
q air navigation, air routes I" cover
M entire United states AMI '""n"T"-
,:cr among tn" Nar.ous dc"a -tri|n. : 81
tn government concerned with aEia-
I:cn.
congress "a Nn-E~i :" a?rro7r:at"
g.. 400, 0Nn C6r ~ during the H"X; ""
vcars hy IN" waT department ~ "$tFo-
M.h.rE AIR rru',", ard tn grant "Npi't
authority :" -" roStoN!Ce d'paTtin'n'
- establish ar wa%s other tran III"
rout, between New York and S''u t'T2m'
cisco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20
DEMOCRATS CARRY
CLARkSBURG COUNCIL
70 tho Intcligenrer.

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 tho In;clisenrer.
CArksburE. W Va. April I'm the
hiernei city election here to-day. the
first under the new city manager char
:er. Democrats won S"."n Of tn" ntne
councilman. while thc Republicans won
;hc wa:e- no, I'd and S,,ho", commission
erSh!p. Tnc winners
founc!lntcn--F'!rs' ward: Thomas Con
-",!. Democrat: Second ward. James w.
Robinson. Democrat: Third ward. rhos
!. Parrish GrpG..;raa: Fourth ward
Homer r.. ,TackSo'. Republican,: lff;h
ward James l.. Eodn"y. Democrat: sixth
ward. Dr. II. r. Sinan. democrat: Saw
suth ward. Charles T. Se,.ley, Dcmocrat !:
Eighth ward. :. - Garrett. Democrat:
and Ninth ward = VI. BAILEY. Democrat.
Marc L. Pritcha-d. Republican. WaS
.-,v..;,.L - ;hv. water hoard and Dr. Jesse
= Williams. 70 tha school board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20
GUNS FROM TRENCHES
FOR POSTAL CLERKS

;EaS.iuStor. April 10 Saved or
hotSuns with which American :r"1rS
h.,r, back German tr"rch raiders -
Tr&,:rc. a.I whi"i, brought 4 ur"'' L
:-pal E,-!.r. are to be turned against
postal robbers :H this country
Announce vas made today ! IA"
pu>t"fti"" dcpar.T"nt that y n"IAh"r =
th"se guns a. Wr,i L. g. o;.llbcr r"yoif O.
"-s. also used "v"rs"aS. had been ""-
tanned from ~" w:,r department and
shipped 20 all '.o%rnirir"s 'a." ing ya!u-
ah." mail r;rupIov"S ot the cTices will
b.. armed ,clth thN weapons.
Il was a'id.d ihIt th"~' 'mI:oE 80
wouli .nst-uc, o'h'rS =. II" Ia" OF IN,
n-"ar1rs. ~ N" ;'"ston."" d"rarsnl"'.'
is determined I" pat An cn! I" ra'nS h%'
robbers such as ha." occurred "'"nt.E
N western Cite.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20
STATE SECRE TARY TRANSMITS
RECOMMENDATION TO CONGRESS
Would Limit Admission Of
Aliens II Months Begin
ning May 10 Situation
Painted As Critical

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N.,. N 2, .h-,, ,,c.- ,,.., ,,,,L ~.
',tor,a,r., -,..,i,n. ,r ,.. r.,i,o5 S,,I..,
-. fa,o n..ha,. :, ,.,,, ro,,... ,y;, har.n
,o,,orro,,- r',,Icr ,p.~.l,. r,.i,
.p,- r.s,-,ct,,n nf ,,r,o,cra,,,,. slou.l
10 s0 -i...d NJ Ur-h.s r.no-. 49,
",s,t :. ,mr,I b. ..rross.,,.' TO- ,rns.
~ ,h,,, ,,o,i, :, N,-.- -. I,!,. !
Si7..> i3r-,,.r,.- ~,r.r.rr, .,u., ,7,n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20
10000 syr1aaB waiting.

TIC report said 5000 A-meuians aa1
10000 Syr!aus arc waiting pa &Sa, !. :
from BaSdad and that despite difncu =
ties OF emigration from Germany. To"
number desiring to ,o:n- from that
country has toIOlcI IN the lns. year
compared TO any similar period since
TIC war ended.
Senator Lor~s ,:rph Wd~h!3yt1>. -.
:roduced an amerdmeat 10 the !lnH1I ;lI.
zion bill today N chN sHnat, which
would compel al immigrants to the
Ua!ted States TO take passage on.y ON
Ecsscis flying ;hr American f.ag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20
RARp1NG'S DOG WILL
LEAD CANnE PARADE

Was,,,ncror. Apr0 - iadii" Roy.
i.-es;dcnt IlrdinE'@ p"G'cr""d ;!tir"da! i"
i,'i' frr'naiiy :.aSHu;r IN" '"h!"rshi, "r
WAstuct"n can'r"S wh"r ne Ee.-G' a.
.,rirrltl Ntrain - he hrih bore NAY -.
undrr the Girc.'iun Of thH humane Edu-
.ltion suriHty. .hnnouncrnr1' that
! - hGrs Roy had accepted the invitation
,ts made ;Udly ~ "a" White house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20
NEW NAMES BEING ENROLLED STEADILY AS
OPENING OF THE BIG DRIVE DRAWS NEAR
D h1NER DAY" MEMBERS WILL BE SENT BOOKS AND IN
sTRIIcT1ONs IN TIME TO START CAMPAIGN ON THE
OPENING DAY-THOSE EXPECTING TO TAKE PART ARE
INVITED TO ENTER NOW.

dinicul, Il IS ~ find 4 man who VIII
acknowledgc. thH h" vr,cd tvr thr los
,n- canl' DAT" IN the .ast election: They
az. sca-r" indeed: and tho same spirit
vi" manifest itS"'. in :he Circulation
Drive. hu. ~" iirst thing 10 do Is 20
sG,nw yo'I- determination 10 succeed by
sending IN the nomination coupon and
thrn getting som" votes CREDITED op-
puSit" your name when the Initial rs;
appears
ron,orrow. Banner Day"
T"c'nrrow. Thursday April ". ~ the
hig day ,ra' W" have been writing so
u1urlI about iatriy IN n" 1ntel!igcncer'S
C'ircuin::on Drive I; - Banner Day"
|. i a day ST apart especially 10 en-
-Di. acqc members IN the big Circulation
tConHnued On Paro ElAveal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20
Flood from Armenia.

IN Russian C.,u,aaS:l ".i lnI> /. ~.
r"ri.N - nearly literally tru, Ny
E2rhas said. that "v"rH' Armenian farn-
~ "3!ch mas enough money t. e.. awoy
% Is not imrr"gn2t"d with Eol-l3"IlSur
Nil ultimately cud",,vo- 10 inm!srat"
to america. Russian, md Georg.sns
~" likely ,nor" anu morc. ~ en-. m.gra;e
10 the same haTeE.
''The great ou!l nf "n,:Srant., 20 the
United States from his district -,
htghly undesirable Ls matsr:ai tpr tut
TIRE American cit!zc:.s.''
In making his rccoum N:.dations. 9 NJ
hughes 81 IL. Oar restriction OIL inmi
grafton should ba 20 rigid that !: you'll
-. :rnpoSSibi" for mos; e.; thcsH poop Q
- ,1t"- the tUitei S'n;H". Ecfcrcnrc
= "~prci:,l.y mad" 10 Anne mans Jews
r'rs.anS and Russians all Of whicu
have been 80 driven h::hcr and ,h:;hvi
s.acs 1914 :ha. they cannot be Regarded
- desirable populations fo- any cour.
. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20

"a. senator from North Carolina. ~.
Dverrnan made about the SaUc Mistake
shat lie IL making now. asserting thaE
when \ party ct Into power. 4 stayed
in 1hN"r forever. and all l. had 20 dN
Wa, 10 ue selfish and t-kc all the p""c'
:. could
Thus IL ;hr S"na'r returning ~ n"r
ir...ry. with its .rrIvrrs.lt on dbou; New
ton and Enstr!n. straic rollers and IN
Slrg-r,y ard m"Nr Iu"*r 'ons a :" t">
rrIo.;yr :rtc'.E-.n.. ~ -. s'','nr4tc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20
PenroSs Replies.

~ r---os, -rp,!Ns :t.us. The eHa-
,.,r -.~.,~al ,-r-,. Ol,c rrr;ly- 70 Newton
,..T ..,s-. ,,.,.o as,y. contributed %
i,,,-, ,,rlow +he ycay.s would pa
.,o,.r. ,,s,en 20 N,u = 10 wiuld cN-
..ta,.a ~, l.f,.,e;p.y theory Of
,.;,. -.'. 49,, .,
u. W::.,i,-,. - 49,.
"r bov, Ing ,ontcHde3 "a. m.
,...,,cs. 80 ,.,,-,;.,. rrd - ul"se r.
so.f.,t,e man = this body = he senate
I'm Irna as-....a njl ~. did M know
.;r.r this morning 20. :" con'd d.
oya- auyth:nS moro agile or :;d"a7i'H >
Ran nirrs~'f. 7 sr1"kiy confess t"a' /
10 no, understand IinSt"'n. t7anN.E
confess that ! 10 not believe thr scr
80 from T"ur viva1:a CHderStaad M "
.'H>ceim. fraaN': ""7trSS taai o."
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THE WEATHER.

west vtrginiA-ratr wednesday and
Thursday. warmer Wednesday.
war7rnr Wednesday; Thursday partly
wectern Ponn6ylvauia, ohio--Far and
Ctcudy.
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Dean stays Pull Term.

ia commissioner h:i!. aS pASs'@. i';'-
d., go. ,.: .'rn.:ui%>tonc- sha T."
.."t '..'a ,.,.u O. t'r.'.' districts o.
rhe ,.,a,., - OHIO. :" >"rv" ." *
v...~. nl,.. III. county x "iv!i"G 2i""F
The pr...,..:. .r:r"-at:om lines "f WHc"'-
..ng. cne ul~,r,tt being tha' par: "i '"N
,.i., -,..l - Wheeling tT"'h III" "'"'r
;hn pat .ylnF north &C. tn" -. ana
;n.. fh,rt pay: "1 H." cnrn.y 6u;Std" n"
..i.y. ,'o,u:".sSionor p:su Dean. ~f". ~
der the bill as presented. w"u!d h;\"
l,,cn :, rced TO tgn after serving hnt
four vars. IS taken car" Of by An amcu'-
ment which makes -" e."2iI"" - 'A"
country Gis;ric: it, l"24 instead Of ('2i'
The jail bill placed on the Spec,1! ca
cnd.Ir ana rassed tv-niEht ftrr having
Already 9asSe,: through ~" rcTo!':
rhanneta --ms..ns unchanged, - do4'
the chartr:' bill
rh"rr ar" y :.Urno"r Of Wh"".!"-' '-"'
plo in :hc capital to-day. hm""E ,he"'
ar" Attorneys. 4 !. ~" d. j. II. "i",,
nan. y. \. Mexico and p-oscc"t@r Car!
1: Eochm:Anr.
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/ Fl + y + +, l. LIG l. y G K

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning. Newspaper IN the
State uf West Virginia.
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Depletion TAI Not LoGt.

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10 b. taken rs Indicating dcfeat OF the
dcpIctirn tax bills. It does show con-
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The Keota news., 1921-09-23
Atteaded Grover Fair

School was dismissed last Thursday
that the teachers and pupils might At
tend the Pawnee District fair 1t Gro
YER: and from al accounts the occasion
was thoroly enjoyed. Both the ex.
hibits and the amusement features are
said to have been excellent. Showing
equal consideration for the Weld Coun-
ty Fair. there was no school on Wsdnes.
day Of this week. and st least ak cars
Of grownups and youngsters went to
Greeley for the day. camping out over
night and returning Thursday. The
The Keota news., 1921-09-23

IJust received . large shipment Of the
wonderful remedy. Tsnlsc. This 10 The
great medicine you have been hearing
20 much about The remedy that's
made such wonderful reputation and
which has accomplished such remark
able results all over the United States
and Canada. Get your bottle now at
l.. H. Underworld.
The Keota news., 1921-09-23
OA.Timsrs Here

Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Besaw and
little son. Kenneth. were Keota visitors
Wednesday. going thru on their way
from Hillrose. Colo. to Kimhall. Nebr.
They were former Keota homestsaders.
and still own l20 acres Of their home
stead. one mile northeast Of town.
whore they resided until the spring Of
1912. Until recently. Mr.. Besaw
owned . meat market and grocery store
at Orchard. and hotel and pool hall 1t
Hillrose; but hs completed the disposal
Of these properties this week. and 10
thinking Of again locating at Kimball.
Their second daughter. Ruth. was mar
RED In Denver. Monday. August q. to
Hawley Richeson. Of Orchard, and the
couple have gone to Casper. Wyoming.
to live. where Mr.. Richeson 10 employed
- bookkesper for the Standard Oil Co.
Miss Lila. Besaw. the eldest daughter.
Il still living At Loveland. whore she
has been employed for several years.