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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

Nj. James W. Carroll. VINO has hc"3
serving ~ temporary translator and
! filing clerk N tho Division OF Foreign
Mails, Post Office department, is here
from Washington. II. e. on i visit to his
! mother on Sixteenth street.
: Johns =. kcliiSun. director OF athletics
at Marietta college. Was u visitor IN
! this city Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clydr l.. IFutchtn-
son Will leave soon tor banana and
other. points t. be gone FOR several
weeks. They have just returned from l
few days trip 10 New York. whcr" they
completed ARRANGEMENTS for their SO
journ.- Th"l'Hirrnout Times.
Attorney and Mrs. clay Amos 70
turned yesterday from their wedding
Journey 10 New Work and A|t,Lnt'" City
and arc ~ tn" home Of Mr.. and Mr..
George T.. Amos on ril.rm"nt avenue
where they Will reside temporarily
wh.io Mr.. and Mrs. Amos arc sprNduS
The winter IN the Soulh.-Thc Fl.rmont
West NirSinIan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pcbl"r cr pits
hurgh are visiting n tho h"m" ~ Mr..
and Mrs. I'ehl"-. 81 the South SIDE.
Mrs. McKriv"y. - Hannibal. oh'o, :
visiting At H." homo OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald DIetriCk. oc T~wcnty-0rst street.
Warwood.
}. l.. Morgan o. Earracksv;Mo. this
s,at". vas l business Gale" in tho city
Saturday.
Roy Barnes. who has Just graduated
from Whcel:uS high school,. VIII start
working today for the Hopkins Motor
company.
Mrs. ". Lewis and son TrNd. oc Tho
Island. have returned homo after visit
- " r.-A.-. 80
Frank roitH-C",d. Jr. O. Ma-E,; stree:
e. seriously 81.
john NJ. E.mcH has returned from
Whcr!jrS whern i" has been attending
10 business matters ior a few days.
-Graftou Sentinel
Miss Ella Rus'H Of BRADLEY. a.. w2o
has boom staying with relatives on
charles street. i slowly improving from
IN operation for appendicitis at tn"
Ohio Valley Hospital IN Wheeling.
Wc:lSburg Herald
Ms F,;.v' prach, - visiting rvio-
r.I"s in Wheeling and other p!onts this
week Shn VIII spend two weeks visit
ing hct"r" returning 20 h"r duties ~
clerk N Brinkman's s;o-o.-G-afton
sentinel.
NJ. naI Mrs. II II. Howard oC Fair
mont wcrH Saturday n Sunday visitors
in Whn".in@.
Mrs E;,rn Whitrnian or Bellevue. IA,
returned l"ur' sunday evening after a
short VS.. wiki Wheeling friends.
Miss R'nh Flake is confined TO her
h"u:r on No"th Market street by illness.
!. ';'o-c" I&nrdnn. who = employed N
hi, r,;y. .~ =, Of C-.rpr a; the home OF
JOS parents in Iuv!nEron. Nv. whcr"
IL" wen, tn days a-o to spend a short
Vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
Chamberlain PArolsd
CONFER OH HnE N7HDS.

City Manager c. o. EphlIn. chief Of
the Bureau OF Fires Burley Thompson,
and 4 committee Of councilmen. with
Capt. W. #. Otto as chairman, will meet
this afternoon in the city managers
office to discuss the need Of o new
pieces OF fire apparatus for the city.
The city at the present time Is un.
able TO purchase the apparatus, but the
committee is planning a way, which will
be submitted at council meeting tomor.
row evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
Kahn Club Show.

Tuesday II Wednesday -: t1.v No.,
'he kain Club VIII prcNcHt = lVuEi.
provoking program Of comedy. W.. ana
good musical numbers. starring qui;s
q number OF local tavorjtcS in amateur
circles. In times past thus popular
,lub has pat on 4 number OF similar
shows and each ono has been decided
successes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
NacadamY Carca

Tho series Of dances beng given by
tho M~academy boys At IN" Windsor TEo-
80 each saturday are proving most sue
ccSsfui and another affair IS scheduled
cor Saturday Of this week. Quite - c-owG
was Il Saturday might and = program
a.; delightful numbers was provided
by local music.a1s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
Cotillion Dance.

&C.,: evening -; IA" Garrett 'H4b 80
'so;.i'."u ".ui, VIII entertain 5,c Ia"
-, gut v"'kiy duucs. \ good crowd
..- o'.' -ri rho nSiiaI tine "ruG-ani
Of ,a."sc danes muse VIII b" rendered
BY = local orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
Gift Shop Twig.

Members Of Tho r:C' shop Tw.S viii
meet with Mrs. J. !. ConiT. Wednesday
afternoon. February =. ~ ouc-thtrty
o'clock. The usui> -outja" will! h." FOL
owed SAN tea will 10" poured az the
couclus SION Of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
Board MRmbers leave.

Al members "f :hr stat" hoard o.
education who were hero the earlier pa-t
&c tn" week attending IN" board meet
,uy. have returned Ia th"lr nom"S. frar-
tically al, Of the members wrr" here
for the citizens educational conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
Nnme IL Changed.

Tn" secretary Of stat" was yesterday
notified of IN" chang" in the name Of
the firm OF Flynn & C;rr"ar. Inc. 10 Fox
y IrTk:uG. Inc. druggists At l'lu"ii"Id
Mercer county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

Winters. Ch.'C RAILWAY engineer Of tho
,uhl'r ."r>i," commission. has mad Al
IN, r-l'rt'."u of IN" street car accident
ON IT," South Charleston hrIdI" Tues
aly morning. Il IS understood his re-
uurt his hrru filed with the commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

:. /. Marsh. secretary of the stat"
board Of cluCa'!Vl, Yesterday Hit"nd"'i
IA" EXERCISES of Farmers and Home
makers week at West Virginia Coll"-
EiatC Institute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

Informal COMPLAINT was made H"$."--
day 70 Tn" public service C"mmiSS!"n Of
An ~inadcQuIt" supply Of gas ~ I1l2I-
beth Viz county. supplied 10y the God
frey l.. Cabot Gas Comnay. Complaint
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
Masque Ball Tonight.

This evening az .hrion hall VIII "ccn-
10 annual m~asquerad" bail held by the
.Nrgoa Society. for which Invitations
wore recently issued. The even; IS Tor
members OF this society only and c!ab-
crate plans have been completed for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

N,&Srs. :. (. I0WcIl and 7. s. Blair,
rrrmin,u' attorneys Of Harrisvill",
Et,hic county,. were business visitors
b,r.. Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

coiors. All during the week special
delegations from mills and factories and
from surrounding communities Will u
given reservations. On Friday night
the evangelist will deliver his famous
sermon, The Modern Woman" to W0.
mel, only. Next Sunday afternoon
Bob" will preach his sermon to men
One-third Of the expense budget OF 80
00O was raised during the first week Of
the revival. -
Chamberlain Pafoisd.
John Chamberlain Of Bridgeport, o.,
indicted for larceny Of an auto At York
Vile. some months ago, pleaded guilty
in common pleas court here and Vas
sentenced to one TO seven years in tire
pcnitcntiary by Judge Carl Smith. Be-
cause he had a dependent family and
had previously borne an excellent repu-
tation the sentence was suspended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

Whcre ne WAS UNKNOWN anu unsuSpeIISu
Reducs Wages.
Notices were posted at the entrance
70 the l]'ollanshee brothers tine ard
sheet plate plant at F'nllansbcc today
that beginning on February |. there will
be- a reduction in wages Of approximate
~ 10 per cent for labor and all salaricd
employees. The company sets forth
that in order TO secure contracts to
keep the mills operating it will be nee
t$sary to cut wages. The only employees
not affected by the cut are members of
the AmalmaEat"d association whose
scale does not expire until June.
Officer Accused.
Patrolman James Briggs has resigned
from the MinEo police force. at the re-
quest of Mayor Gcorgc McCluan. who
today made public affiwavits which
charge the officer with accepting 4 bride
Of $50 from one Rosario Garcia, MinSo
Italian. promising Garcia protection and
immunity from arrest. The Italian was
arrested several days ago charged with
violating the prohibition laws and n
lined 5000 and costs. After his arrest
he accused the officer. Mayor McC!uan
is making a rigid investigation.
Begins Second Week.
EVANGELIST Bob" Joncs began the
second week of his five weeks CAM
paign in S~tcubcnville today. preaching
powerful m to congregations that
overlooked the big tabernacle afternoon
and evening. This week will be delcGa-
,ion week at the tabernacle. Monday
night is High school night and the
shed" will be decorated in high school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
Dixie Dance Tonight

" Convention hail. Auditorium build
Ing. ;A!S evening members Of the
popular pine cub AMI thcor friends
Wi "trip through tho i~"tricai" steps OF
tIN newest dances % enhancing Music
~ Earl E'u,lCr's Celebrated orchestra Of
New York CRY.
This even; Will be the third oc I series
OF rug delightful. dancing parties given
b. th@S cub S.urr christmas. the labor
a. Christmas ball being one OF the bis
events "c the aSo ~ least fifty
cuur,"- ar" expected tonight and III"
usual successful ,rCui1s * expected.
Following IS ;Ay pcoErNm - DC car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
Reduce Wages.

the robbery he remained in Brilliant
where he was unknown and unsupported.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20
GIVES FAR&E"S HOPE
He.re1 by ENt2NSu0 ",.s 2.
 Department Of 4g-.-.-"..
Norma. Interesting E-.-. C--.~.--.. ties Are Hope et E-sssN..- sa,-
 .sasd Eu.a. Pop. .....

Na>Nu-..u ~....... ... the everyday ... .. mu.l wrrr a..n-..- ... ..s. particularly t |. ...... . .... . . >owu;amG .l a.r....-. ..... ... ....-. lives. !, may ar are ... M. ~.... du.r>.
 The Ur.~.#uu. O. ..r ..... >..~ has a hoh'y.
 "It .a. #u auEru..- ... ... ..-- appointment ".u r.a .. ... ... Harding. >ruaau- a........ -. ... Washington gu~rr~......-. .. -... have >at>nuI s.. ..~. .... . ... can have .u ...~ w...
 Men and wuwv. ........ . ... .E- tension uu-, u. ... J..... ~...- ... uarrment ur A-...r. -... ... n. children of .uu .aw~ ~.. ... 1T. -ruwn-ur~. arr #..s .n. lis ... .' thing without r."...~ ...".- ... lt has hrrmr a .u....
 Nr-u Nocua. r..~.... ~. ... >.N York State Federation. ..... .."." Mauaerr, ..re> 8 cast. .. ...-.... .-. point
 Mss McC~ua shows r..- u'..- from a farm woman.
 As you know. ! s.uu.G have ...t rhn farm and country G.r. perhaps am. gone with thousands og others !. .ln city lg could have done ~.. ..Nn looked forward ,o gae time whom l might ga.
 "Rut now the home bureau work among us has changed things. ana SD absorbed sn the work 2 am .u0~n.1- 10 do that I wouldn't leave tn. e.ar- try for all ;he aIurcmaa.s ol ... city.
 You know We all have visions. .u. now mine are the same SIS yours.
 Some figures attempt a Financial measure Of home bureau work" says a member of the extension staff en- pIoyed in the North and West. Even if accurate figures could be gathered about the most important CrOp-the children-the crop with which the home bureaus are primarily concerned, would they tell one-hllf the Story3 Children, well and happy, are worth whatever they cost. Normal. interest ing rural communities are the hope of creating and preserving a satisfied rural population. Community enter prIses help to make the farming re gions what they should be it that life Is to compete successfully with the at fractions of the Cities-"
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20
Na..-.s cf All Sneak Thieves Take Props From Detroit Man and
 Dash Away

r..-... N.ah-A.hort C. Malone a.- ... ....m ot what Is believed .. ... ... .. ... wa@o>t ttrfts Qcrpe- .... |. I-.r., "a severn. months. .... -... thieves robbed him ot h.s .... ..- w... Nn stopped Go adjust n.. ...t ~..aa and CasS avenues.
 z-..-. notified -.o police that after a. -.r.- from bus rN Co Co his l.". A.. -...an3 beside a church on ..a ..r..-. r.anrs his cru,ohes .-...-. ... side at r.o hU.ld.uc
 w~. w.- ns about twenty years ot .-. .... ~.aw.rE on rar corner and .... .r.... mn. o-u-ra and mn ~.. ......~ Ia. ann0 purchased dur ... IT.. ...s at . downtown store and E...... #a- -sr- them home for the
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20

France Is wrmma w..-s w." tanks. a modern reversal ". ..r. swords into p.ow>narr~
 Results show that a great ..a. oE thinking is done uu things ...r .ru ur, worth thc effort,
 Another uH.w..a ar aa u.r-y sum. mcr Is uur ,nr women arr ..-...u- Co show thr.r ears.
 The man who has rhr rm.#..n of. heinz up lo ,hr minute has .s'e time to watch rhe clock.
 The louder a man rr...."s his Au3rrleaut>m chc more suspicious you are justified in nyu-
 Men may have ,hr brains .o i'm vent womru'> fashions .w .H .hr build tn show Hrm uT
 Those ahauluraE farms m.... ."nr themselves a> u nar.aL -.w.. .. ..e city housing >aar.a-m
 I, is hard ro convince s.... ..~-"-~ that rhr earth v.~ .o. ... . for their narr.ru... Na..r
 The aryru-. ~..-..~ ... ... what nr u~u. .r .. ... .- ........ that others >a.. a..- t.
 German n~.w....a Is .- as much trouble n ..~ .w.. .~ g heavy truck un 8 ~... n.....
 In thr .u,.r.~. n. ...--..... .... y ir might r.f .n .... . ... . ..w island ur N.a a-# sink .
 There d..~ .r -r.. q. IT.. .r. i'm urta.. ".r-.a .... n. ..... ..- win asr his .". .. .....~
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20
-..ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
Kite Pulls Sled.

U.rrhwnrd. WIs.-LeSter and Les, lie WaIhuyd. fourteen-year-Old twins, have adopted a unique plan of taking sleigh rides by means Of a hand sled and a large kite. In windy weather the boys fly the kite and attach the string To their sled. This Idea fol. lows rhc plan of a Barron hivver own CT who places his machine on TUnleTR
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20

There were r..g -...- .... ..s- gge. N.....- w..s ...... ... .. w..a a ..r s.... ..... ...... l.a.g -.-.-, .... .... ... .. ... .... au..se .- ... ...s...-- .. . ... ...-r yr.r.u.a E.-.....g -... .. -.. .... gg,,a .. .u
 There Mas s...... ~. ..... ..... ...a..g s...... MI. . ..
 a. aa ........-..-. ... ...
 ever .aae...- ... ........ ... a.. ..s ......... .-. .. . .... aa. Hm.... >....-.. ..... uu.as #-...-s r.. ...-..- -.... ... a.H .--. ....r..- ...... s.r.u ...-..... ..... . N.-a -a..-. .....
 .s~.. Al. .. . ... ..e E... >.. .. . a.uu.a.... I.....
 .Ha -.r bar. ......
 m.s~ ."- -... ... ... ...
 t...... .- r....... ..
 heavy a-..-. ..... I... eye many .a..- sI..... ....- u.s-.g. many .....-
 friends. Ar.. ......... . moments l....u ... ......... .... -.... decision
 Ann. ... ...-~ ... ...... .... . aew....ra- a-......- .. .. ..r oa.> -.. ..--.. U.. ... ... .. walls %. ... ..-... ........ .... ...... . four E.a-~ #-.r a ........ .... .... v..rv. Nr..-... -......- ... ..au. .nar.-- ~. u...... ... E..r..- s. sH..... s. father dared .a ......-. ... .... s.r s.r.as.n. Der ....r -... t..arr.r-S ..n.. r.. ..... ... when s.a calmly ..-.-.... Mi. ... . 0. .a".r ..H-...- ......"... "..... yrt patiently s.u ..sa.. ... .. change And shawl. |. ......
 Ng longer -a -...... .... ..... . that ar- last ~.....-- ...... .. . short bed --..... . ..
 t..nel u.s uaa u.......-. ...- ..... pretty vr. ra ...-.... u-....... II. rae presence ol ...- ....a ....- aaausr-.E and ..... ... ..... l.asre- O. his uaa .-. .....- .r.- u..~. had cause 70 .. ......... ... ... cause us ..a a.-.-- ........... .. Ee5recU. h. had ~..... .... -.... . t..y and -.a...... r..s ... .a business se.. g......- ... ......r . ung-ns himself .. .- >.-a"...sS. ] sat a..s aa. .a7e. a ... ........ ! ra do .rS Worst. Thus .... -.- -...-- . r.a. atop as t...- .-.. ...... .. .... . l.Eess. >H..r..s. ..... ..... ...a. . a. Fu..-- saw h.@ a.-.
 "Nly. l WAS -.ul.. .r . "... .... . him." was her a.4 usa a....... given {. Ulth taau,y That Was ..#... .a . i.s defiance. or s..a # -...... .. ..a ]. heck old mau H.- ..v ..-.- .....a |. most frequent.
 Like mos. u.t m...~. -..... Lad !. tar lal.- pf s..-..- ..-... Il. ... ...... laE rHu.r with ~......... -. ...... .... going Co sleep Q. aaa... Jas. .- ... small black roadster lea..- a... ..r 1. daughters child uruct r.a .uraea One evening she awakened auUu, .wra seconds sooner than u>uu or jus. u 1. time to catch a glimpse of yur mystery man. Her vantage point was rae aea- room window and the moonlight anr-- led by a fading vision, iaJcr.g-ei ! somewhat. Her heart stood still. for the silvery Erayuess of the hair and !. the paleneSs Of the skin proclaimed |. him a Gentle. The trembling knees |, grew weak and shaklug.y she orept beneath the sheets, sore at heart. fear fully apprehenSive, yet an ally.
 Rebecca would marry whenever she
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20

...-.. Q. u.. ua lady kutNy. yet sne .-. .... rur hardness of the non ....-.. sing tathev and after weeks 10. ......- .u such misery iJ was uo, - ..--- that she took 10 her bed, .. ,.s this time One evening. he
 .... their home. syra.uiuE hard, ... ..... heard Reheccu's happy .... a.. cheery laugh welcoming
 .u. o.a os Abraham" she prayed
 ... mae we 10 your bosom"
 -.. "r.ps .t precipitation stood .. ..- forehead and it was quite
 .... minutes Nr.u-e she became con ....- .. r.o1 hand soothing her ... ~.yry she peared up, seek ..- s~ . .rrp comfort ln the kind ...- ....r her le1 but they were
 . ....g have lrr, her" Re5ccca ..- -...- -g.r heot Is so depressing
 .....s.~ eyes aucrcled ,he room. ........ ..a intruder. and one lock Into . ...- .. -au.~r black eyes and her ...... .-.r.-n. saay.uE old world up .-...H r>rE Wha, matter ........ .a- or Gr0uIr feaurcs2 .. .-..-.rr.y. Grandma Schwartz ... .. a.- ..r- supported by the ..... ..w os a som ot tho chosen . \ .-.a -~r.rs haltut,ered ...... .n Eu.r..as ear few .....- -.-> au. |. WAS all over as ... ." -.# ...u-.y.
 ......... ...- whore Is your trust T. -... ! -aur .au.a forsaNe my own ..... n. .Ha faith: It for a mo ... ... .#r ! should. ! would .... ..a.. r all four years ago"
 t.. MI. 8 -..a u.nn cry rerorntz- .... .. ...aa-- m any dialect grand -. sunk .u.s among rho pillows and ,.... ..~ y,o> l.e her frs, real nap
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20

s.s... ... -..
 sEr..E
 to ,...
 st"-..
 only .... ...
 u- ,.. .....
 .I-n -.
 lu I.u .
 ing. ... ..
 Cozr !. m..
 Co la aEI..--- sa. 8 .... ...... va~ "-...... wa~ E.-- .-.
 ~-.. ... .... my ..r..-. ... t- -.. air. .---.. and sar on r. a" .... .. him. The old har -.~r.-. kicked but rha foreigner "- n.. him right u7 and kissed .m "u ... . cheeks.
 That old boy uas aaE r..- n. -0 loose. This Is u7rhir...'.. nr s... 'Tj is beyond expression Tom human pig, Dog Of a man--1.'n0- E..-s Then he stopped sueaa.u- #.-.a. .1. said a lot ot things rIo foreigner m0. derStood, huc il didn't make h.w ma. His eyes just snarE'eI- He put a 0o.. lar on the ha- and po.Htel to rae whisky Hrsin
 CContiHued on Tuesday,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20

.... Land nr..

.r.. ....
 ......a.H
 ...- -..... D.
 ..... T.. -I
 .... .....-
 .... N ....
 E. - .r .#... Ing. .... .. ...-"...-.
 ... < #.....s .... N. ....e ... ....... 1T. -r...s " D. ... ... ...... N #.-.. -. -.-..a. .H" ..r z. r..-r.. TT ...n. ... .. chains. .r. - .. Ga. a -.u..s F. -.a chains. -.E ga degrees I5 minutes F. ana chains. tS. Y 4I degrees .. minutes E. s.o0 chains. re1 E 60 da-raas 20 minutes F. e. 5l chains 60 corner No. I. jne place ar beginning containing an area or r5E.-- acres Magnetic variation -a degrees E0 minutes
 FRANK A. BOYLE
 Register. First Publication June IS. 1921. Final PubUcauoup Aug. 27, 1921.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20
Here's a Tank That Can
 Walk, Float and Dive

I.r.~.-Au awphth.ou~ tank .- Demonstrated Co French ... and military authorities
 NH~~#Ies ay it> Inventor. ..H EnyuGulu The machine resembles tho ordinary wh.ppor ... except thot it Is propelled .-. tho s,r~a. After crossing .-.nrrs and climbing walls tho -rl entered water. cruiSei on .N. surface for a while. then H.,aa and crow.cd ashore along .ne bottom. Gen. Monro and Admiral BeauSSant witnessed .nn performance.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20
~hlouAy IoIN raG SAME BOAT

Again va-.. a..t a .t commercial "r-a".7a"'" when rho oaay ga arrived .s . task o showing our local copper --f.s s.r -, ono - ,. .... This should , r, -r v-- - -..alI bo good live sentative from. ue propose. . show ~ ma" just what We haze and no. leaee !, 10 e.. u. ... .........-
 Lisa saa-as ,a- .: . tow" should fall dow" on .fs .ssr...r .a ..r-.fs which rsuy sras + ,. . -, . ..... other similar a.eaa..~ ua.,. a."aut to great oN,o"' d" immediate aevg.on.,. .aa w "o are m"atns little or .a organized er,r. q. ...... ... ...., ,.....
 ts,-...t, .... ... ua . power to aid ~ ,.r,-r-. Q. and a.a rae time o do "
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20
The Mystery of
 Hartley House

u-- I. ..-.. .. ..... n. .. .... r.... .... ... Dr r.. .. .- ... ... .. .... ... f.r. ]. .. ... .. ... ....r. ".-.. ..... .. rs.. .. .." ..... -. win -.r. ..... ... ... r.n. .E..- . . .... a.we ara ..... Owl r. WAS -. .r .r..-.. u... ....
 a.. ... r.r. . -.... .rr W.. .... -a-.- ... or
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20
Tom Williams
IrCd

.UTCd ."...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20

France Is urumg rH"."rs ".. tanks modern reversal .. ... ~.."..~ into r.uW>n#rr~.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20

Results show that a -..ar ..u. nt thinking is done uu things .H. .r. u", worth Inc cTurr
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20
MY OWN PEOPLE
sy ELlzAsE-- nNAya--.

CrC. .TC CLTC-7C- -~c. .~C- ~ -~0 7~ r-. ~D. .H..
 c D. 9s. 9- D. 0l. 9L 9- .9- .s- .s-. a. a-.D
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20

Another indication u. au ..-.r sum mcr Is that ,hr women am. .r-...u- Go show lhy.r ears.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20

The man who has rhr reputation a. heinz up lo thr minute has .H.n Iwg tO watch rha ,.n.h-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20
FRANK a. BOYLE

First Publication June IS. 1921. Final PubHcauoup Aug. 27, 1921.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-20

The louder go man rr"..."s his Amrrlgaut>m thc more -u-u....u~ you are justified lu nu.u-.
Williams news., 1921-07-29

Only a few more lots in the SCOTT ADDITION at the old price. SILVERNAIL
Williams news., 1921-07-29
COMPANY B DANCE TO
 BE A GREAT AFFAIR

Plans are now complete for the First Annual dance of Com pany B, which is to be given at the l. O. O. F. Hall Sat -lrday night, July 30. In addition to dancing to good music. there will be number of special musical numbers and novelty dances.
 Messrs T. J. Kelley and Me Gibbon, of Flagstaff, assisted by Messrs. Campbell and Cole, of Williams, will sing number of quartettes. The Baseball Quartette is down for several numbers, also.
 The boys of the company are now decorating the hall in the company's colors, and are said to be doing an unusually artis- tic piece of work.
 A cordial invitation is extend ed to all, to attend the dance.
 Don't forget the free lunch winch will be served by the boys of the company.
Williams news., 1921-07-29
WOULD SHIP IN CAR
 OF WINTER WHEAT

w. R. Ives, manager of the Flagstaff Milling Company was in Williams Thursday, talking with farmers in an effort to learn whether enough farmers might be interested in planting winter wheat to justify his or dering in a car load for seed. MT. Ives proposes to get a car of Ram Red, which he believes Is a hardier wheat than Turkey Red. He would recommend this as the best winter wheat for Coconino county. Any farmer interested in trying a, field of winter wheat this next season, should write MT. Ives, or call on him in Flagstaff.