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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-16
Big Shoe Sale

We have two big stocks of Shoes We
can fit up the whole family, and save you
dollars on youy Shoe bill. Come in and
figure with us on your Shoes.
l mahogany finished Guitar, sweet
toned instrument, special sale price $448
large oak frame Mantle Clock, 8-day
Clock, strikes hour and half hour,
sale price ..>. ..., 80 AZ
papers of Pins .... ~. ;. ..... &c
boxes Matches ~. .... ~. -. sc
II Safety Pins AK. 49,. .... .... DC
lob. sack Sugar ~. :. -. $3.50
peck good Parched Coffee -. .$100
Our Merchandise is for sale--Come and
figure with us on your fall bill. You'll
save money.
We have a sample lot Of Ladies Dresses
going at sacrifice this week.
l lot Men 8 extra heavy Work Shirts, best
make, special price .... .... -. $3.50
All wool Tennessee Jeans, steel gray
color; makes strong, warm winter
pants. Our low price, per yard -. .60c
Doe Skin Jeans, heavy steel gray a
crackcr-jack Jeans for good wear .48c
Just received GO Boys Suits, good
heavy wool Casimer assorted sizes,
ages from to II year old. Boys!
These are wonderful values, good
warm Suits, now on sale at .... $4.05
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-16

1000 yards 39-inch fine Sea Island,
now on sale at 80. ~. lOc
1000 yards Apron and Dress Ginghams,
Chambrays, Prints and Plaids ... 10c
1000 yards good Outing, Dress Cling
hams CheNiots, Shirtings Galatcar
cloth, (worth zoe yard) at ). .15c
1000 yards Prints Calico, 27inch
wide Pcrcale in light colors blues,
grays, reds and shirtings and solid
colors worth 15c elsewhere Oh sale
now at .. .... .... .... .10c
Big sale Of Ladies', Misses and Chl-
drcn's Coats at .... 98c up to $18.39
Big lot to select from. Fine Coats,
worth double. Get ready for cold
weather.
1000 yards 27-inch Sea Island, special
sale this week ~. .... 1911. -. be
1000 yards good Plaid Homcspun, &c
lot Children s small size Ribbed Hose 10c
lot Mems Sox, this week -. -. LOG
$l00 Silk Four-n- Hand Ties, this
69c Silk Four-in- Hand Ties this
25c Mems Linen Collars, this week sale 18c
25c Mems Sox this week sale 49,. .18c
2 large Towels, brown honey comb,
z for .... .1oc
35c Hlsclc Towels .... ~. .... .25c
Mems and Young Mems Caps fine
dress Caps S6c TO $I.So
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-16

1t is a unique way the Laurens Drug
Company has OF selling llyomci, Il
guaranteed treatment for catarrh.
Money back if it fails.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-16
SpeciaR Coat Suit Sal,
This Week

Just received 80 Womenis and Young La
dies Coat Suits, assorted styles and sizes
fine velour heavy silk braided and button
trimmed; fancy silk lined, sold this season
at *45.20 and $1,000. Your choice Of the
lot $226O. Now is your chance to get a fine
coat suit.
Just rcccivc-a lot Of Mems kentucky
Jeans Pants, for the cold winter
Keep warm ... -. ~. 1926
Just recelvcd-a lot of Men S Kentucky
heavy Suits Of Clothes special sale
price 3lIOU
Special sale Young Mcn S Suits Fine
wool Suits, tailored suits On sale
this week $14.39 to $2239--worth double
Special sale Mems Clothing this week.
Suits now .... .... -. .$1250 to $25 90
Now is your chance to buy fine
suit of clothes right.
Big Stock Boys Suits on sale this
week at .... ~. III. .$3.98 to $3.50
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02
NiiITARl CENSORSHIP OVER
HAITIAN PRESS Is CHNRGE
Haitian Authors OF Memorial T
Congress Appeal to American
People. +

An appeal to the American pcoy,"
WAS published here today by li,N
Haitian authors OF the Memorial Ia
Congress, who assert that Il rlguror.;
PrcSS censorship has been rrc>.ahlial
ed in Poraau Prince, hy Colonel joan
H. RuSSci. who, they assert. has la
pri*on"d two editors and forhiller
HAITIAN newspapers to pub iSh Ame.i
can newspaper comments on the recnn.
~ published Memorial
The appeal to the American pr,sic
which Is signed by II. paulcus Snnnou
former Minister OF Foreign Aliairs OF
HAITI; Stcnio Vincent, former PrcSj.
dent OF the Harlan Senate; and Per
rcval Fhohy, former Haitian Charge
q Affairs ut Washington, was given
out at the offices of the National Asso.
citation for the Advancement OF Color
ed People, 20 Fifth Avenue, New York
and is as follows:
n new attack upon the liberties OF
tn Haitian People has been pcrpetrat
ed by Co,oncl John II. Russell. com
manding the marines at Port-du.
Prince. According to the latest II.
ports and newspapers from Haiti, Col
onel Russell issued on May 26 last Il
military order suppressing freedom
OF speech and OF the press
Ihc order translated from tho
French is as follows:
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02

Mrs. Mary Jordon. Dora Dixon. Su-
san Jones, Mary Smith and Sisretta
| Washington and others. Let us call
! to see them.
The Richmond Baptist Sunday
school Union will convene at the
Trinity Baptist Church tomorrow at
$3.50 y. NJ, Rev. *. ID. Turner, pas
tor. grand program has been ar
. ranged for the occasion. G.. b. JEFF
ferson. corresponding secretary.
! Sir iancey Orange departed this
life on the 27th inst. lie was a
member of the Fulton Lodge, No. ~.
*. OF p. The funeral services were
held 1T the Rising Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. The Rev. CObbS oniciatcd.
The burial was in the Evergreen ccm-
ctary.
Mrs. Susie s. Holmes, llo3 State
street. FllN, wishes to announce the
marriage of her daughter. Miss Hat
u" l." Godfrey, To Mr.. Leroy Tyler.
Tn" services took place the 2nd OF
June. 1921. at the residence of her
@randmo; Mes. Celia Owens. no.
2l2 West G2d street. New York CITY.
fh" ceremonies were attended bv 4
large Number Of friends and rcla-
tiv"$. Mrs. Tylcr Will visit her
panied by her husband.
AIRS. Rosa Gat"Hood left for WASH
mGion. -. c., on the 18th Of June,
to spend about three weeks. visiting
her SON. Mr.. T.. W. GatcWoud. Her
daughters. Airs. Addic Galcwood WiI-
Hams and Miss Sarah Gatcwooa. ac-
c"mrail"d her on the train to the
capitol city, aSt@T which they con-
tlhH"d their route to New York TO
spend the summer.
In" Mrmhcrs and friends OF the
Mt. Calvary Baptist :. S. had a de
ll%h'iul time Friday evening. June
the 2lth. The entertainment was
gwen III honor ol the graduates or
our pnbllc SCHOOLS Miss Olcvia
Woodbridge, Almo Logan and Una
May Foster. each one made some
very timely remarks. Other speak
erS were Mrs. Cassie T.. Iightncr.
Rev. {. y. CobbS. c. Is. jefferson and
Mr.. Nathaniel Yates. who acted as
Master OF Ceremonies. We are sim
ply trying to encourage education.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02
3fa @ MS 5 2zn

heaven a% il is for Il Negro 80 re,
Pullman accommodations Is il to
be seriously contcndcd for Il moment
that the National government can
control the Interstate traffic in sheep
ana hogs ana has not the right TO
regulate the passage OF human be
lnGS? When and where did the states
reserve the right to interfere Wiik
any matters beyond its own bordcrs'
When and where. and in what SOC
llon of the Constitution did the S:HtcS
reserve the right to make mo rhanl .
my scat in Il car in which had rid
den from New York to Alexandria .
And would tn" rcntlomau have the
goodness to tell the people Of Wiz
Ginia what has the CONGRESS of the
United States to do with public
schools? and il il has no control
over them. then. if his reference to
tn" possibility Of 4 National law be
ing passed 10 compel whites and
blacks TO occupy the same seats in
the public schools" was not for the
purpose OF attempting to stir up
Stril" in II city which Il few hours
h"lor" he made his speech WAS near
beng the Sccnc of 4 race riot, then
1t meant nothing. \ supposedly
great constitutional lawyer should
put his talents to better use. Ii is
an insult to the Intelligence of a pco-
PIE when 1t is assumed that only by
appeals to prcjudiccS and passions
can they be awaked to duty.
The references to Il National di-
forcc law was on the same level as
the other references to which | have
alluded. The speaker knows that il
Is just as impossible to pass Il law
competing the marriage Of whites
and blacks as il is to pass a law re-
pulrinE every citizen to buy a iyinp
machlnc; the speaker knew at the
tlmc and knows now that CONGRESS
Is not ldlotc enough to try to lcgis.
'atc upon question so purely do
nestle; and if it did its action would
d" declared unconstitutional in less
'han ten minutes after it had fairly
reached the Supreme Court.
Back to the Constitution means
hothlng so far as can be gathered
from the remarks Of the candidate of
whom | speak, but back to common
sense and old Virginia love of fair
ness and Justice mean much. What
TINS state needs most is NOT so much
talk OF 'baCk' to sOmrthin" from
"hich the people have never gone
but men in high places who will see
TO 1t ihat Judgment run down az
waters. and righteousness As 4
mighty stream"
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02

'Char'ot tesviHr. Va, June a ---
The Grand Lodge, knights Of Pythias
in session here this week has been
highly commended by all classes,
white and colorcd. The splendid
order has been Il feature and the
efforts on the part Of the white
citizens to make the affair Il success
by comp ying with every request of
the local committee, who under the
leadership Of Captain 0. G. Conn,
had the matter in charge, was most
gratifying. Even the stadium on
the grounds Of the University OF
Virginia was secured and here the
Uniform Rank Was phot'gra aphcd.
Grand Chancellor Mitchc!h presided
with absolute impartiality over the
sessions OF the Grand Lodge and the
Grand Court In the former body,
he was relieved IT time: by Grand
Vice Chamco!nr +. J. Prec OF New
port News. VA. and in the latter
boGy by Mrs. Margaret II. Burrci.
Grand Worthy ln&pcnr,N, Grand
lrciarrr w. j.. s. Crow25i also
,rv:,',cd.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02

The 2lst inst, about 10 y. NJ.
which marks the eve OF Rev and
Mrs. Cobbs' wedding anniversary, as
they were about to retire, the noble
women Of the Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church and friends came with the
greatest surprise of their career, to
show their appreciation for the work
accomplished by the Rev. Mrs. CobbS
in her untiring efforts and zeal, that
she has Shonc within the past two
years. \ handsome purse was pre-
scented by Mrs. Laura Best. which
was followed by remarks Of thankful
ness by the Rev. Mrs. Cobbs. After
which her husband spoke in the
highest terms OF the women Of the
church and OF her work as Il com
panion; which was followed Dy re
marks from Mrs. Ellan Brown, after
which the table WAS spread and Rev.
and Mrs. CohbS led the procession
To partakc OF the drlicHcics prepared
NJ > o'clock we all went home full
or slice. W" pray Gods special
blessing upon this. our church, and
our Nnun% pastor and his wife,
The SHnday-Schoul of the above
named church is grtting along nicely
TIL" teachers seem to hrStirring
Themselves along the lines of pre-
parat0rE work.
l:3o y. NJ. our pastor preached
u strong Go&FcI sermon 10 the de
li%ht of all present. The Rov. .Jnu-
ninGS. OF the second BAPTIST Church.
preached At Hi"ht. Oar brother Is Il
young man ia the ministry. but he
surely has the "e0dS to deliver and
hr can do the same. The rally was
very successful. owing to the times
ihr third Sunday in July has been
set apart as a Dollar Day. that is.
each member is asked to bring a
dollar on hat day.
Sir james Cox made Il confession
of religion last Saturday "v"ning and
he will be baptized by the Rev.
tobbS tomorrow. if nothing inter
icrcS. We all feel very glad Of the
open confession Of our brother.
Those responsible or used their
strongest efforts in his liberation
were: Mrs. Rosa Higgins, Mr.. Silas
Watkins and James Banks. The
baptizing will be in the creek at |
II. NJ.
Special services tomorrow. COM
munion at $3.50 p. NJ. Let us come
out and make these services what
they ought to be. SO far as attend
ancc.
We are cndoavoring to build up
our night services. therefore each
and evenly member is requested to
do all they can to accomplish the
same.
Special services at the Rising Mt.
Zion Baptist Church tomorrow, YOU
are invited to be present.
The following are on the sick list:
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02
PERSONALS MD BRIEFS ,

Mis- Martha Chi!rs is spending hnr
Vacation at PhocbuS.
Mrs. J. Mercer G.. Ramsey and
children are away for the ho'idays
Mrs. Albert V. Norrcl. Sr. visited
Atlantic City, n. j. recently ANA is
nnT Planning to take trip 10 Kew
York
Fifth Street Baptist Church. under
the leadership of Rev DR.. r. j.
King is planning to rebuild.
The Installation Exercises OF the
officers If the lodges and courts Of
the knights OF Pythias and Courts Of
CHanthc in this city Will be held
at the Fifth street Baptist Church
Tuesday, July 10. 1921.
The Rayo Theatre opened during
hh weather and the dull season and
its success has been accordingly
handicapped.
The Episcopal Church. purchased
at the corner Of First and Clay is
bong rcmcdctcd and may yet be used
fdr movie picture house.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02

Mrs. j. H. McGrcw left the city
Tuesday morning for Washington
d. c.. for Il brief tSay, after which
she expects to Join her husband at
liarp"r'S Ferry, w. Va. where they
Will spend most OF their vacation. In
the early fall they go to reside per
mAncntlN at Atlanta. Ga. Major Nc
Grew is an International Y. NJ. G. \.
secretary. with headquarters at At
lantH.
An evening OF real pIcaSur" was
spent with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Samn-
son. No@ y. ith St. in their artistic
nom" ON Friday evenings Friends
a'S"mhi"d to honor their special
Sn"Sl. Mrs. j. II. McGrrw. who Is
leaving to reside in the Progressive q
%outh. With many regrets the par
uctpani% in This most most pleasant
surprise. expressed their appreciation
ol their honurcd guest i'm Socializinc.
in hearty hand-shakcS. etc. also in >
most "pPfonrIat" presentation hv Mr.
Il. Il. lt"pcr OF "a lovely lrayrlins
toilet ca,'" ~ leather with ivory set
tInG$. which was given by LOVING
friends. who wish her God-Spccd in
h"r new field OF labor. This was
accepted by the guest in a most
rharmlnG manner. With regrets; we
SAID IAN rrvOir.'
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02

Mrs. \. f.. TO per one OF oar
best teachers hu< just closed a sac
rcsSfnl term at Bermuda Hundreds.
Va. She passed through the city
last Monday euroutc to Mid. THAN.
Mr.. John Adams OF Dauyinc. Va
has been in tn" city visiting rclativc~
and friends.
Mr.. Edward st val. OF &2o3 T.
frr"rt WAS taken suddenly H. last
Wednesday night. He is recovering
slowly.
Mrs. Maria Howard jackson. of
fredericksburg, Va WAS in the c.ty
Il t week to ATTEND the funeral Of
Edgar Ellis CrEbfl. lr.
Misses iIallir B, Robiusou, Cora
l.. RriEhr and l.ucic G Lewis arc
attending tn" summer normal at
Hampton Institute.
Mi = Leah b. Lewis lrft the ri,v
Thursday II to,um'ka University.
New York ci,y. where she will
attend the normHi.
Miss Bcr"nScnia Booker returned
to tn" city Saturday after visiting
relatives and friends in Washington,
ID. G.. for two weeks
Rev. Noel ]. l.. Gonsalvcs, pas,nr
or Nirst Baptist Church, Lexington,
Va. accompanied by his Madame at
tended the Baptist Women'S State
Convention in Newport News En-
route home they stopped over Sunday
in Richmond. Rev. Gonsalves fl led
the pulpit at Fifth Street Church
very acccpta.bly.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02
ID DotGLAS-WOOIRIDGE

The marriage OF Mr.. GLASGOW p.
n"n&las OF Hoyoase, n. J.. to Mrs.
Fannie Wohridgc. formerly Of Dan
VILE, Va. cook place al the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Taylor.
lA"6 kcmpcr Street. Richmond. Va
saturday. June %. 1921. at 1920
\. NJ. Rev. A. II. Payne. pastor
or Mt. Vernon baptist Church.
ohiciatcd. The couple left for
Washington aud other Northern
cities.
At homo, Bayonnc, n. J. August
,, 1921.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02
w N7IIhI Fl'N,
Supreme Master. n. |. Il.

WANTED-~A sowing teacher and
a laundre$s with strong personality
and intelligence to direct the sowing
and laundry divisions at the Broad
Meek Farm, Hanover, Va. Good ac-
comm3dations Address correspond
chcc Planet Office, 3l1 North
Fourth Street, or II. ]. Edwards,
Prin., Hanover, Va.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02
HARNONlOES SESSION

Thr iri%al:on hrI~"uu The Grand
i.od&c.. *. Of T.. or Virginia AND
the Supreme Lodge. \. A.. :. \
+, i. and \. came TAP for discussion
and tn" NMal decree &,raurjn@ T. The
Grand l.ud%r. X. -, -. OF Nir&iMia
IL permanent injunrIion, restraining
the Supreme Chancellor or til" Su-
rr"mr /. N&r from revolving The
charter Of rhc Grand Lodge. knights
OF rythia& of Virginia. The Grand
Lodge Wa, unamlmous ia It" utliud-
IN this matter.
Committees being appointed and
the roster of lodges called. a Of the
desires Of the lodHus w"1'c rcd.
The public mccting al the Mt. Xion
baptist Church Wednesdays night WAS
Il Feature. 1t was til" conclusion OF
,.nr OF the best parndcs ever seen IN
this city. i|rigadirr Genera, John
Mitchell, Jr. headed the line. Of
march being accompanied by the
following oiliccrs: e.
Con. John Il. Chirs, Chief #
Staff; Col. r. G.. Mitchell. Assistant
.\djutant General; Coz. ALBERT A.
Tenant Assistant surgeon General;
Gov. w. II. willis, Col. Adolphns
jackson, Major l.. j Morris. Capt.
David Allen.
TIE UNIFORM RANK MUCH IN
EVIDENCE. .
The line OF march was cxtendcf
Two bands. one from StauntOn and
the other from charlottesville furn
ishcd music for The occasion. Com
Continued on Fourth Pagc.)
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02
ORDER Or THE DAY

Although in principle, there is no
StrlctIon upon liberty OF the press
and OF speech nevertheless the writ.
ln&% and speeches Of an inccndfarv
nature, or which tend to east diScred.
Ii on the forces OF the United States
III Haiti or which tend to incitc fhf
pcop'c against the fuuctionarics O.
the United States who arc givinc aid
anu assistance to the Haitian Govern
neht or Writings and speeches attack
in% the person Of the President o. Hal
II or the Government of Haiti are Drc
hibitci.
All contIaEcntion OF the present y,
lhc present order will be brought Lc
core Il military tribunal.
tSisncd) JOHN IT. RUSSELL
C"l"n"l t. s. Marine Gtrps.
Commanding Fist Rrigadc
|. :. Marines and United
States Forces Ashore in
Haiti.
subsequent to this. two Haitian
journalists. NJ. Jolhois and NJ T,anoro
were arrested \ third NJ. Thcbaud
is being sought
1T is because the Haitian ncwspop.
crS protested against brutality. crime
ana nn-Amcrican suppression that the
ne" ordcr was promulgated Under
Snch an order the marines can with
lhlpnnlty continue to tcrroriZc tho
Haitian people
FhiS situation is return to tho on
preston which wc had to endure dur.
ing the first five years of American
occupation in Haiti. The delegates II
INC American pcoD'c Of the Patriotic
union of 'Iaiti appeal to all fair MIND
cd Am"rlr2nS to insist on Knowing
the facts Of the violence and oppree-
SION which aro being pcrnctratcd in
their name by United Stator forces in
the Haitian Republic.
II. PAULES SANNON,
STENIO VINCENT.
PERCEVAL THODY.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-02
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

We have been asked by m;n.v.
whether or not the National Ideal
Heneiit Society is giving picnic ia
Buekroc Beach, July 25, under the
head OF the Ideal Social Club. We
Wish To inform the pnbic thar thcs,
organizations are in no wavs connoct
ed.
4. w. HOLMES,
SnDrpnln Al1Stpr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
Claim Germany Does
Not Want Another War.

Colo"nc Dec. lo.-(By the Associated
Irrss) 49, The committee representing
labor and industrial organizations In the
Ehirr area today. sent cable nessaSe
to '~"s"cnt Harding. snying the aliiea
.r,,Ics Of occupation were double the
fo. 90 tina, Germany kept In tho area
bcrn-C IT," war.
In asking that the allied forces be
rcd, rcI. the message dccla( I'd the Ger.
,,or rconIe do not want another war.
hu, nm u,.ur;"n!ty to rebuild wars de-
y,s,niion The messa"c urged President
IIarTin,,. I'm Wow OF the fact that Ger
mnny ia not represented at the Wash
Ir-,nu conference. 20 present their pe,i-
ton to that gathering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
WILL ENcouR. aE AVIATION.

Washington. Dec. lo.-The "hr &C.
rartr.rr' rinnds ready TO hupport any
movement by Con"rrrH 10 encourage w.
,rlopm"nt Of civil aviation Mn)or 'en-
rral Mason Tntrick. hehh OF tho army
mir scry" today told tho senate conn
rurrcc committee.
"Onc of tho difficulties OF commercial
-, i,,Inr today Is that companies arc
r,cro,Inr vita war time equipment" no
mid 81 hclIcye "A new design OF machine
I, needed to fulnll tho commercial re-
uutrcmcnts."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
At
M0UNDSV|L[E
UNDER GUARD
FOLLOWING REPORT THAT BfRIR-
ING prNHRh TINERS WERE
ABOUT TO 5EIzE EXPLOSIVE.
Sheriff. Police, Stlte Porce ana RAIL-
road Officers Called Py Rumor 70
Prevent Grave Trouble.

'rwu Baltimore g Ohio railroad detec-
,ivc@ good guar :"3t night over
dynamite magazine located along tho
ONO river division trucks In the Mar
,o,y,; hnlrw N!ounisvilic. following re-
rot las, evening that armed strikers
C"url ,,.. Panama mine were going TO
seize III" explosive. However. the al
eyed rlo; to seize tho explosive. X such
go. ar.uullv existed. failed to ma
tcrln,izr last night
Shortly before o'clock last evening.
considerable alarm was felt when Snorlt.
IoIr IuzIcit Ut Noundsville was told
thar ,hc Panama mine strikers wero
LaiM,r!ug ron strong. many OF them
armed FOR The purpose Of selling tho
raI.I"nds explosives. Sheriff Hazlctt
.,r,,.II.trly tc.cnhoncd to Baltimore IL
ohio IaIlrnad police here and two men
were detailed to Mnunhsville.
Tic sheriff and his deputies. two OIL
nc"ra from the MOundSvillc police forcS
md the two railroad detectives maoo
ar,r.h In lower Moundsville. but fAiieo
10 md any hrnd Of armed miners. or
nny Indication Of march on tho dynR-
nit" rlnEnZIhr Al midnight. the shoriH
mud NJ J. McQuadc. manager or the
Panama mine OF tho Ben Franklin Goa
company. expressed the belief mat ihe
alarming report had been circulated
without foundation. However, the two
raIlrnad on!r"rs remained to guard the
,,nrr 81 explosive and Il close watch on
the ,ir.rl,v II tho mine. located In the
southern part of tho city. was kept all
al hr.
The dynamite which II was reported
minors intended to seize Is Kept IN
ma ..u2inc in tho Narrows on the ONO
River division OF tho Baltimore q ONO
Y ,rrr. rhcut 4 quarter Of mile belo"
tho Panama mine. where u Is frequently
needed In removing landslides.
Trouble. Of varying degree. has TAKEN
lace Mt tho Panama mlno vicinity SOW
,raI times In the last ten days. since tho
mine was put in operation on inc open
shop basis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
WEES? LIBERTY
NORMAL FiV[S
HAVE HARD SKED
THE nOYS AVID GIRLS OF NORMAL
SCHOOL HAVE HARD Seized
ULHS TOR FLOOR BEhSoN..
VIII Got Down to nurinoTH Fftor Holi'
dnyB-P:C"ToctT fright for
to Grin.

Wr"i I..l"''y N"rnnI "rlI""le two
ba,kcthall team" viii I"r duvu I" i"Hl
."r nf,,,r 80" fret "f H." yer. "II th'
novq ard rirlr win start IN on H." hard.
cst achc ;ul" they ha," fI""d Ia many
"trrn2. Both teams ar" low In tram
lug the boys having suffered Two re-
v"ra"s ono at tn" hnnds az Ini"n h!Gh
and the other 1t IN" hands or IN" Iria
d"lphia d,rtrI't high "rh""l h"t pros
poets AFRO bri"Et for after "a" h"hdAEs'
and tho fans OF III" normal town are an
uc!ruting a"inr hard games.
The foll"wing AFRO the aCh"duIcS as
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