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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
HARDING HAS A BUSY
FIRST DAY AS PRESIDENT
Gets Early Start, Sees Callers
and Reorganizes Personal
Executive Staff.
v Associated Press to Exery Evening.

BY Associa ted Press to Every Evening.
Washington. March 5.-President
Harding went TO work early today ap-
pearing in the executive Offices few
minutes after o'clock and debating
to a stenographer for some time. He
was accompanied to the offices hy his
father, DR.. George T. Harding. and his
brother. DR.. George T. Harding Jr.
The new President vas up early and
had breakfast with his family. Early
callers at the White House included
Henry Z. Wallace. the new Secretary
of Agriculture and Herbert Hoover.
Secretary OF Commerce.
In the reorganization of the White
House staff President Harding's per
sonal stenographers will be Mis- Corn
ella Mattern of Frankfort. Ky. who
has been in enate office for several
years, and va h. Uhl, of Park
ersburg, " formerly in the office
of Senator kakins. Both have been
employed in Harding headquarters
since the campaign began.
Senator Lodge, OF Massachusetts, the
Republican Senate leader, and Repre-
sentative Mondell. of Wyoming, the
Republican House leader called at the
White House in the early afternoon
to discuss with President Harding the
calling of a special session uf Congress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
TERM NSPEAkAbLE"
LACK OF SANITATION
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Rotary Club Lodges Objections
With Board Over Diver
sion Of Funds.
WANTS ACTION RESCINDEO

T,rminc as "unspcakahlc" the unsanl-
tary conditions prevailing in many OF
the city schools and dcClarinG that they
constitute great menace To thc health
of hundreds Of children. the Rotary
club of Wilmington. in letter ad-
dressed tu th,. BOARD oG EiGCation. Nix
orously protests against thr resolution
~ which il is proposed ~ divert money
from tho sanitary and plumbing and
heating funds for the purchase Of pianos
and monographs for the schools
TIL, Rotary Club calls on the Board
10 rtscird its action Of last Monday.
and urges that prompt steps Y" taken
for the application of the money in this
vay il was originally intended 70 he
used for the Improvement of sanitary
conditions ia the public schools The
protest of the Rotary Club IS signed hy
the Board of Directors. W +. Douglas.
president and j. +. Krauss. secretary.
and is as follows,
March 3. 1921 Tho Board Of Public
Education. Wilmington, Delaware.
Gentlemen: The attention ~ the
Wilmington Rotary Club has been call
I'd II q resolution adopted by your
board al it's meeting on last Monday
evening. February q. whereby certain
funds appropriated by City Council
spcc!ticauy for tho purpose Of improv-
ing the sanitary conditions in the pub
lie schools OF this CITY shall b. used
to purchast. portable pianos and grafo-
nolas for the schools
The unspeakable sanitary conditions
prevailing in many Of our public schools
are notorious and constitute great
menace to the health of hundreds Of
children. These facts are well es-
Iablished by the findings 81 impartial
educational experts who have con
Quoted surveys Of our city schools ana
bv the personal inspections Of repre-
sentative Rotarians.
In view Of this knowledge, the VII
inington Rotary Club acting through
its Board of Directors vigorously pro-
tests against the carrying out 81 thf
resolution III question Il hopes that
your Board Will rcscind its action o'
last Monday evening. and urges that
! you take prompt steps to use this so
called plumbing fund for the exact
object for which il was appropriated
an object which is Of infinitely greater
need and importance now than Is that
of providing certain musical lustru-
rncnts for our schools.
I'm order that the public at large
NAV understand the position taken bS
the Wilmington Rotary Club. copies OF
This communication are being sent tc
the daily papers OF this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
EX-U. S. SENATOR SHOT.
Henderson. of Nevada. Slightly
Wounded by Client of 20
Years Ago.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. March 5.-Former Sen
ator Henderson. Of Nevada. was shot
through the wrist today in his office in
Office in. the Senate office building hythr
the Senate office building by Charles \.
Crock. n former resident OF Nevada.
The Senator was moved TO his former
office for medical treatment and his
assailant Was locked up by the police
Crock. who IS So years old and lives
in Takoma Park. Md. near this city
told the police that % Years ago the
former Senator was counsel for him in
land case and that the shooting was
an outgrowth Of that. The Senator
apparently was not dangerously
wounded.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
VIGOROUS PROTEST
AGAINST CHANGE IN
CORPORATION LAW
Opponents Say it Would Drive
Away Source of Consider
able Revenue.
APPEAL TO THE LEGISLATURE

Members of the Bar Association of
New Castle county, directors of the
chamber uf Commerce and Ward. Gray
and Neary, lawyers, today expressed
vigorous opposition to any change in
the corporation laws of the State such
as is proposed in measures now before
the Legislature. In this connection.
while the means 10 raise revenu" for the
proposed school law is the chief OBJ
jcCt Of those opposed to any change.
vet in their opposition the school law
is not aimed at. the object being op-
position TO anything that might drive
out OF the state one of its chief sources
Of revenue.
Andrew &. Gray and Caleb :. Layton
are today drafting a letter to the Leg
islature. for the Chamber of Commerce
directors opposing changes such as the
school Revenue raising sections would
create.
The same ATTORNEYS represent tho cor
poration committee Of the Rar Asso'ia-
ZION uf Now castle county, and while
thc parties represented are separate and
distinct the arguments against any
,hangcs arc Of the same oharIrtor Th'
Hai Association committee points !"
The fact that fol morc than 20 years
the reCNuiu' ndat'H0 81 th' ''ti'i''A''''
have always been Courtc"usiS received
ana followed by the legislature. III
the legislators depart from this custom
il will establish a precedent
In representing tn" Bar Association,
ltrssr4. GRAY ana Layton represent not
alone all the attorneys ~ New 'astl"
county. but the interests vested ~ inc
industries and people 81 the county and
state The letter WhiNh Ward Gray ana
%carv sent to every member ii the Leg
iel;ttlIrs TODAY. coxrrN tho aiErmenta
tive rcld in opposing th. changes 70 tn,
corporation LAWS affected bS the Sch"oI
law The letter follows
Continued ou page g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
MAY RESTRICT TRAFFIC.
"a a. TO heep Eleventh Street Bridge
In A. Good Condition a. Possible.

II is expected that the Levy Court.
4 The meeting on Tuesday, viii take
.ornc action for the protection Of traffic
5.cr Eleventh street bridge An cngi-
,..r familiar with structural steel con
et,ttctiop has ben making An cxami-
4.,ion of the bridge and although his
-.port has not been completed. il is
udcrstood that the report will show
ttst the bridge is III a weak condition.
II IL expected that action will be
aiken by the Levy Court 10 prohibit
BIS. passage OF automobile trucks Of
more than five tons weight over the
af.dtp IN addition TO this, action may
u. taken u prevent the crossing Of
doublc-truck trolley cars. The only
trolley line which could be affected
would b. the Vandever avenue line.
The purpose of this would be 10 mini
u.iz tte r., of ii, bridge ly heavy
traffic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
HERBERT WIER HOME
FROM STRICKEN CHINA
Confirms the Reports of Famine
Deaths by the Hundred
Thousand.

Herbert Wier returned on Thursday
from 4 trip which included Honolulu.
Japan and China. In the latter country
he spent year and hall n the In
terest or tic British American Tobacco
90.
He was a first lieutenant in the oeth
Pioneer regiment until that organIza-
rion was mustered out.
He confirms the reports of the fam
inc conditions ia China. which took a
toll of 500 600 lives in chi ii province
last year. and viii cost 10000 900 lives
before il is over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
NEGKESS BADLY HURT.
CuFIpy Richardson Believed to Have
Thrown a flatir0n at Ills Wife

Mrs, Curley Richardson. eolored, S07
Orange street is in the Delaware Hos
pital, with a lacerated head as the re-
suit of a quarrel with her husband
early this morning.
Curley, the police say. threw tiat-
iron at his wife, striking her on the
head The woman Was taken 10 the
hospital in police ambulance. while
Curlcy disappeared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
WILSON BUSY IN NEW HOME.
Former President Suffered No Effects
From Yesterdays Activities.
Associated - to Every Evenlng

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington. March D. Word came
today from the home OF President WI
son that the former President appar-
entity had suffered no Ill effects from
his trip Yesterday 70 the Capitol
Mr. Wilson was up at the usual hour
this morning and busted himself about
his new home. directing the hanging
Of pictures and arrangement OF furni-
furR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
CENSORSHIP ON CABLES
TO OR FROM WAR IoNk

Now York March 5.-Censorship has
beer established on All cable messages
to and from Costa Rica and BOLIVIA. the
All-American Cables. Inc. announced
today All messages must be in plain
language or the code must be Indi-
cated-dinomatlc messages excepted.
tho announcement said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
GRAND JURY MEETS MONDAY.

The grand jury for the March term
of court starts work on Monday.
Divorce cases are also set for this date.
The criminal cases will not be started
until q week from Monday
The grand jury will be called upon n
that time 10 consider the recorder OF
deeds office cases
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
NEW YORK HIGH FLYING
STOPPED by ORDINANCE

n Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York. March Stunt
nyinR over New York city and
operating Of alrplsnes at attitudes
~ iess than 2 900 feet became u
legal today under the provisions
Of city ordinance recently
adopted
Police CornfniaHiOner FnriRht
has iasied circulars ordering
arrest ~ violatora who are punish
able by q fine of not less than
$50 or imprisonment for not more
than o year, or both.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
END RAILROAD BALLOT TODAY.
Local Members of Br0iherhoOds
Expressing Views on Piece Work.

Railway employees in the carmen s
crafts will finish halloting at o'clock
this afternoon to determine whether
they want 20 work under the wage
system by the hour day or week. or by
the piecework system. The men have
been registering their preference for
two days at the Labor Temple.
The ballots will be forwarded to the
national headquarters Of the Brother
hood of Hallway Carmen of America
for tabulation. The vote is nationwide
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
New York Bank Cleariugs.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
New Work. March :. Tho actual con-
dition Of clearing house hanks and
trust companies Ior the week shows
that they hold S3sS3,650 reserve in cX-
cess of legal requirements. This is a
decrease of Sl0,357 ,3S0 from last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
DAVID F0N HURT.
Aged Man Run Down BY Car Driven
Hy a Negro.

Alleged to have been intoxicated
while driving an automobile which
struck David Fox. 76 years old. East
Third street Walter Stafford, coiored.
was arraigned in Municipal Court to-
day and on the statement of Assistant
City Solicitor Davis. that the aged man
would be unable to appear in court
for two weeks. the case was continued
until that time
MIR Fox was struck last night when
stafford drove his machine on the pave
ment at Eleventh ana French streets
The Negro was later arrested by De
tective Nirden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
WORKING FOR DEBs' RELEASE.
Socialists open Headquarters at Wash
ington and VIII Hold Demonstration"

BY Associated Press % Every Evening.
Boston. March 5-A national cam
paign 10 gain the release Of Eugene Y.
Debs and all other political prisoners
the opening Of headquarters in Wash
inEton with an amnesty lobby on duty
there and demonstration at the
Capital on April IS. the second an
niversary of Debs' imprisonment. We're
announced by the National Executive
Committee Of the Socialist party today
The committee began here three
day session at which plans for the cam
paign were to be furthered and
movement in opposition TO the open
shop 70 be advanced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
CENTENARIAN GONE WITH
PACKAGE OF CIGARETTES

Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York. March 5.--A city
wide police search was instituted
today for Abraham Brown, 100
years old. missing since he bought
package of cigarettes In n
Bronx store yesterday morning.
His 7b-year-old daughter. with
whom he lived. said he was nc
customcd to taking long morning
walks. was very active and she
feared he had met with foul play.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
Harding ReappOintS Rail.

BY Associated Press % Every Evening
Washington, March 5.--The reap
pointluent of f. y Ball. Of Iowa. to be
assistant secretary Of agriculture was
announced today AT the White House.
His nomination viii he sent TO the Sen
ate Monday by President Harding
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
Bank Clearlngs.

Clcarings III the Wilmington banks
for the present week totalled S24SS.-
019.02, as compared 70 s4243,eG?.2a for
the corresponding week IT last year.
The decrease noted during that period
totals Sl04 99O3T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
Luncheon to Plan Spring Display.

Members Of the mercantile section
Of the Chamber Of Commerce Will have
a lunsheon meeting in the club room Of
the Hotel du Pont on Monday al l215,
for the purpose Of further arranging
for Demonstration Week on March
1919
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
SOFLETS LOSE kR0 DT.
Troops In Possession OF
Strong Russian Fortress.

3y Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. March b--Official in
formation that the Soviet fortress al
Kronstadt had fallen into the hands of
revolutionary troops Was received to-
day rs the Finnish legation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
THREE BUILDINGS BURNED
WITH 80 AUTOMOBILES
CAUSING 100000 LOSS
Fire of Unknown Origin Early This Morning Wrecked Much
of the Block on the North Side of Lancaster
Avenue Between Monroe and Adams SIS.
FEATURES OF FIRE.
Loss estimated at 5000. 900

Loss estimated at 100000.
Complete destruction of three
story garage.
Partial destruction Of three
story dwelling.
Partial destruction Of two-story
garage.
Destruction Of 30 automohllCS'
Eight families routed from
homes in sCant attire.
Narrow escape of tlrcmCn on
Collapsinc roof oi garage bulid-
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
Liberty Bond Quotations.

~ Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, March 5.-Liherty bonds
closed as follows AIS. 9lo2, FIRST As
>6.a4 hid second Is N6-aa; ursl - 5,
S7.oo SECOND a S. $3.50; third ~ 5,
5000 fourth 4h's N7.oo; Victory ; = $
975o Victory 4a4's. 91.4S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
s. r. WariieId Dies in West.

Samuel T. Warfeld. formerly Of Sea
ford, died in Glendale, Calf. February
% The funeral will take place at Sea
ford on Monday. Deceased was a son of
Joseph II. Warfield.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
Bread War on.

A circular signed independent Re
tail Grocers" is being distributed about
Wilmington advocating the purchase
Of Wilmington made bread.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
silver Reaches New Low Mark.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. March Quotations FOR
foreign silver in the local market to
day fell to 52sScents an ounce the low
est price in almost six years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
No snow Down State.

Wilmington Was enveloped in blan-
i.et of snow this morning. There Was
no snow however. below the canal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
Amu.ement. ronlshL

PLAYHOUSE The Nofttlf,nt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Queen The Village ~.g
Majestic Du, ~s anu nrakra
strand AL soul Eve
savoy " her NcW NorA ~Ies..s
Rialto Flamc - Month
Auditorium Auto SHOW VIZ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

Tiling lighting fixtures fireplace mt
tings. Goo. W McCauley \ son. QS
W. Sth St.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
FAIR WEATHER NEXT WEEk.

Ry Associated Press Oh Fverv EN.a-.
Washington March w Dc.
dict'ors for the tt'A1t-c states
week hcSln0iHg Monday t..
fair yyrrneI.ttLrc near Ng lhr. H.r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

Plumbing and heating Alfred A.
Dorsey sos Orange street Inone
3S7-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

SAFE mix means healthy rs. ~
Gail l54o 81 1871. The C'e'er nn-y
Co.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
v eather Yorsea.t

fy Associated press - hNery ENcnns
Washington March ', Ntaihcr tor,NAa
for Delaware
ThrGateninE aud MAJ ultf HNA N.
rrohahly showers tUuighf an0 ~Anlat .N
creasing sDutherly winds.
Sun MOON TENiPEkAINsh fIn.
sun rose this morning
sun sets tonight '.N
sun rises tomorrow uloFnAnE
sun spts tomorrow utSht
Moon rises tomorro~ moruins tN'
Length of day "a hours. = miu4' 'ts
a o. m Yesterday
S a IN. today
Noon today
Highest temperature Nrett ftLAA
Lowest temperature last night
High tide this morniug
High tide tonight
Low tide this morniuE
low tide TINS Afternoon $50
The Keota news., 1921-02-04
DURING THE PAST WEEK
Reeoap OF IMPORTANT GvgMTs
coMoGMsGo ron OUsv
PEOPLE.
U.ass xss~ss Co. ~ ssvlaD
WnE1110

W01ER0
One Of the f1rss Official acts Of Gov.
Pat. n. Eeff. who vas indicted into
Office st Austin. Texas. was iouaoce
Of IN order for Texas ranSess 70 r.
main On duty at Galveston f0g IN ID
definite period.
Chicsgo's canine populstioo TOPS the
5000 mark. horsts number 5000. and
the feline census equals both Of them.
although -nObody wants cats." Ths
facts came out in the annual report
Of n. l.. Roberts. secretary Of the Anti.
Cruelty Society.
L l. LAughiIn. Q farmer. was
granted Judgment Of 5000 at KRIS
willie. No.. sx.inst Edward Gosman. .
nsigisl,or. who was alleged TO hare
painted The word ''siacker" on Laugh
lin's hams and f~nces during the var.
lAuShlin sued for $4,000.
Wool growers Of eight western Ore
soe counties organised the Oregon
Wool and xohsir Cooperative Aspoc-
atioo at . meeting h<id IL the eo0-
muoity hosse In Albany. ORE. Ths
plan IL to enlist wool growers In . pool
and seil the wool crop On q co-opesa-
tive basis.
Discovery b. chemists Of the United
States Department Of Agriculture Of
the underlying cause Of the destructive
eoen disease Root Rot Will enable
eosn producing states to increase their
crops probably 10 per cent, z. +. Ner-
edith, secretary Of the department. said
at Des Noioes in telling Of the dlscov-
aV.
H. L. Cook. o6 years o,d. fosnesiy .
wealthy oil opesatoss Of Casper. Wyo.,
WAS f0vad dad il Q hotel room 10 -
Paso. Texas, with the rubber hose dis
connected from . gas heater II bis
u,outh. Cook registered at tss hotel,
telling the clerk he was without funds.
Being well known he was provided
with recommendation and small sum
Of money. This was the last seen Of
him until when his body WAS found.
WASHu109oH
Promotion Of Maj. Gen. Hunter Ue-
xstt to lieutenant general II proposed
In q bin introduced In the House.
A bill to increase salaries Of sena.
tors and representatives from &7,6O0
10 $4,000 year after March 4tA has
l,een introduced In the House.
Convictions Of crime should not also
carry los Of civil rights, unless the
crime warrants such dspfivation Of cit.
iseuship. q committee representing the
American Bar Association advised q
SENATE Judiciary committee consider.
Ing le4nl reform legislatjon.
The anual fund for Tree dlstribu.
tion Of seed by Senators and Repre-.
sentativea WAS eliminated from the
agricultural bfll .by the House suhcom-
mittee on appropriations, but . sharp
fight for the retention WAS expected
to b naade In The House and Senate.
An amendment to the constitution,
providing that In apportiouing repro.
sentatives among the several states,
according tn their respective numbers
aliens shalt not b counted, was pro.
t,osed In the House by Z Joint resolu.
tion introduced by Representative
william II. Hill, Republican, Of New
York,
The Keota news., 1921-02-04
Hol1 |o

aoo vspes Win pass1e st ~ e0saing
It Pasliamest at Toa5o. japan. - uSOe
IeuFtaIaDsut e ~ hgsse tsaff3e
King AIfsosa. With ArcAasks yre6-
essck q Austria. In Q hunting expeGr
don II the forests near 6aa Lscor.
broseht down seventy-sax Wildcats asd
ooe dees. King Aiiooso sbot Doss
than half
Tweaty.twe japanese saiIosA su'
vivoss Of The japanese steamer eekus
Nasu, wrecked off tAs northern coo0
of Lu1Oo Island. LANDED at ADasSs
La1on, In two uieboatA II = 6eaSsve9
The entire crew was saved The -
kusa MARI was Q coasting fSeiShtes
Of 70 tons.
A communjcatjoo isued at Doom -ty
Dr.. Haehnsr. the physician atteo6lA0
The former Empee0 Augusta Victoria
Of Germany. who h III with heart dis-
ease. said. The former kaisesta's
heart attacks are Iees ffsgueot b0t ~
geoesal state Of weakne0s a0d of wear
Ing away 10 inefsainG."
A call for . special session Of tho
Nexjeaa Coegress. beGinaing Feb. Z.
has bsea isssed b President Obssgoo.
Among ths peejsets 70 be considered
are tie sew bankiss law. article n ef
The eoostjtutioa. which governs petfo-
lsam deposits. . NV laboe Law. amy
reco0stTuetjoo aAd istssnatioaal co.,
merce.
Tie defeat q tie Greek forces By
the TuskisA Natjooalists n . pitched
hattie near BskisheAr. Tie junction Of
the Baedad liae With ths railway ct
Aneosa, y eiaiosd by tie Natiooalist
press at Aneoea, ~ Nat5o0alioe cap
ital. IL Greeks. whe had nads con-
siderable aAvaaees since ~ begin.
niag q their offensive seos tsa days
aeo. are now reported ffo0 AAeosa' -
b withdfawiag aleog this GnslFo
fruot.
A list of ths deliveries nads ~ Ger.
many 10 The allies II s1seutiea q ~
peaes treaty duFing its flrst ysar has
jnst beea issssd b Tie rsparatoes
cuanDissjoo. IL deliveries wero ma1e
On the rspaSatjoas aeeoant - 70 DE-
es0be9 81st. TAs eAief item = coal,
la0oaatinS - 17.9lAS10 toos. Nsxt
are dyeseuffh. o4 wAich l07o7, ,037 kileo
were delivered Othee deliveries Weeo:
SteamsrA salling vessels and fisAiAg
boats. z064,72o toas: ialaAd aAvtCa-
t3ea materials. Se.710 toes; live steek,
0oQ.17o head: SD, o0o2,6o kilos;
|aDDoaiuo suiphate. 1900 teos;
| pharmaceutical products, 67y02o ki1oo
roalisg stoei. 40n: trselEs, 1885:
motor losEsss, 5000: fixed railway -.
tesials. 10000 toas; asrses,tusal ~.
chinsfy. 49, ,606.
0I1lERAL
Col william T. Baker. % ysafs ~
said 70 Be the oldest member o1 tho
srder Of Elks IL The Unitod States,
died at Springfield. M. He wai said
to b Q boyhood eh1m Of Abraham
Lincoln.
Ostrich skin shoes, which Il b
claimed will outwear leather footwear
and cost less, soon will b seea In Be-
ton. The flfst consignment Of osts1eA
skins arrived there In an American
steamship from South Africa. Manu-.
factura Of the shoes viii begin immo.
diately and they viii b offered .
women and men - IN Easter novelty.
The Louisville 4 Nashviljs RailrooA
Company will Install wireless outfits
soon at New Orleans. Noble, Peosa.
cola and Louisville for the transmie.
sion Of railroad buslaess, ACCORDING 70
IN announcemoot 0ade at New o..
The Keota news., 1921-02-04
Han's Ca4ah Modlicans

1hooo VAo aso 9 'f9n 1ov1" e..
to N Dot3eo th01 CotaSyh boehoeo
a. 1sse Ssse t1as vSSa thsy ssQ 8
~ lea!eh. n. tese yeevcs tAat 49,
aAiz3 LII cztAsss4 Aisssei4ae1asfsansa1 anacss ssssse'as': = |:
3o0Q aAl 1eoo1 yusi0ss. aa4 aets throaGA
q 49, u0e0 - 01eea0 gl11Aoee q
H ~, t60D Ho1oelAG the iA1a00ot3o0
IN 0Vse C6SuiSs0 ~.
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The Keota news., 1921-02-04
A osseppes's Dull.

Relating hss expesSences In puf'
chasing presents Ioe ChFistmas. or
naxt-dooe neighboe sajd: Il simply
eooldnt ct into Blank Z Blanks On
account q The esush-and getting o0e
vas voess."-Bo0too Transcript