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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
Mlscriln ncOIin.
NEW YORK BONDS
SOUTHERN

MAY H. 1927.
) :. registered .,.......-.. tblGp 10
- =. vuunon ....--........ b.. Did, ~.
T. q. rsr.-terol ............. .tbliJ ioi
Y : - "a bHaun ............. ....... t',idl lrt
Pane 'iN -. registered .. ..... ,blll -
Panama S. COUPON OuiGy .
Amer. can Smelling ana X. Gnsrg IS -.
H,..nncrlenn r.l aAd To-. ~. = .... ~
Atlantic Coast iH- lst - ............. ~.
u" '.'rOTr amt Ohio ,v. "a. .......... 81.
Bethlehem Stc-. ref 3 ... -,
C,,sn,ra! % GcnrS!a Consolidated it -
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'h.raEo. u ana uuincy joint {, .... 1880
chi. MI and st. + CIV "a, . 81.
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Guy .; raf!s o ... ......,.. 90 IL
Denver and R.n GrrUdc con I. ~ 81
pom-r,cn ~ crnadn IS lsiD .-..., 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
LOAN roND MARKEr.
BY Freak l. Noting & Co.
Investment Bankers.
~. r. Main G.,
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

nv Universal Service
SEW YORK May 3!.-Si"Hey on call or
the StCck Exchange prcaei ~ ;cr cont;
nigh y: ue5 cont. low. : p"r cent: c'oS-
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-20
NEW CASHIER FOR
BIG PIANO FIRM

When the Stone Piano Co. Of
Minneapolis, needed a new cash
Ter, they appointed ]. A. Sandgren.
4 graduate Of Dakota Business Col
legc, Fargo, N. D. The company
had always had good luck with
D. B. C. students at their Fargo
branch house.
Dakota Business College has a
wide reputation for turning out first
class workers-therc are never too
many. The Cleveland State Bank
took on A. ]. Rheaume as assistant
cashier before finishing his course.
Follow the SucceSSful." Write
F. L. Watkins, Pres, 806 Front
St., Fargo. N. D, for terms.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-20

stead or making you, that money mas
buried you"
"You don't know me altogether,
Madge," said Bobby. do you think
I've never thought things out? When
I need to make money, I'll do 1t. The
great thing nowadays, it seems to me,
is not to have too much"
mot to have too much !" exclaimed
Miss Van r., a puzzled frown on her
forehead. Bobby, do you know that
you've. said something original? No;
I won't put it quite as strong as that,
but I will say that you've given birth
to an exotic idea.
"But 1t doesn't alter things as far as
I am concerned" she continued, al
most without a pause. I'm fact, It
only simplifles matters. You've signed
the warrant. I want loads Of money ;
you're afraid Of having too much, So
we'd better turn u backs on each
other and march,"
Mr.. Randolph looked at her through
narrowed eyes.
II suppose" he said, "you have
picked out the nan with a hundred
thousand a year,"
mot finally" said Miss Van T.,
though they r not so scarce in this
hurly-burly world as your question i'm
plies. After all, 1t isn't the cash I'm
keen on, but what it will bring. If
necessary, I'll earn my own living"
Earn your own living !" exclaimed
MI. Randolph. "Wil you please tell
me how you could carr a%nything?"
"Well," said Miss Van T., i've had
a couple of offers without even ask
ing. When I tried to jew Simon Simon
down on this very frock on the
grounds that I was hard up. he said,
in the incest way, that he would take
me on at sixty a week any day during
the next five years."
"And the otherT" asked Mr.. Ran
dolph.
"The other" said Miss Van T., drop
ping her eyes, was Beacher fremont.
He wasn't quite so nice, but he offered
more. He said he was looking for a
private secretary, who could name her
W price,"
During the next five years-at your
w price," repeated Bobby, his mind
dazed but nevertheless going straight
to the kernel Of each proposition.
"Madge, do you know what you're
saying? Do you know the horrible
things you infer?"
She moved one hand impatiently.
Bobby" she said, don't get the
atrical. I tell you New York is a fever.
I've caught it, and I'm not a bit sorry.
The choice between being a Van Tel
lier corpse and a fastish woman is
easy. The semi-declassees Of New
York, If they play for high enough
stakes, have a world Of their W that
is worth moving in. Money is merely
an adjunct to ~it-nothing but the
bridge across which clever men come
to show themselves off at their un-
trammeled best"
"Madge," said Bobby, at once fright
ened and earnest, "you only half know
what you're talking about. There is
such a world as you speak Otis the
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-20

world Of i~nsatiably hungry women.
It's brilliant and fascinating for q
while, but it breathes a poisoned air,
and all its roads lead down. Every
woman that goes into 1t with her eyes
open has an idea that, with her beauty
and her brains, she can buck the tiger
and get away with It. She won't look
over her shoulder and read the record
Of an endless losing run on the black
Miss Van T. smiled.
I'm already beginning on my re-
ward" she said. "You've never talked
81 well before In your life"
TITS more than talk" said Bobby.
flushing angrily. "And the ways of
access that yon have fmaginedf" he
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-20

Total 70, 764.26
State Of North Dakota, County Of Bot
tineau, So.
!, Carl E.. johnson. Cashier OF the
above named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Il true. to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
Carl q. johnson, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of January 1921. s
(Seal) L. j. Grandpie,
Notary Public.
Correct. Attaat:-
Carl e. johnson,
J. T. Hanson. Directors.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-20

Report Of the Condition Of
THE STATE BANK OF N3WBUR6
At Newbufg, In the State Of North Da-
kota, at the close of business Dec. 20,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
ITALY LOST Is MILLION
DlYsllD0n IN 1870


zxzue safss s1-s4aaT 3sss & ssa
ort 61vs * ~r1rt .1xi sx.2F s~-cxtss
'c4 s&rskes aceor1s.e e. e.s1F3s -
g,Eaaishee rs rtt Mnfs9rx x AAhar
TINS e.en-e includes la2.or DISORDERS
~ esesT ssns-waes tassassS. asss
iscnasianed - ths ec-ars@saan * tlst
-farta-aes ~ ~sof2mea frozs lAss gar
10 Sfsessnast~ ana aisowasrs * he
-armiHsS fisarssx
Vase disputes caused ne u.aiar
psrs er tht 1osesa wA az e6 aaa
aars The &-ammufsss arsssliors 81
aAs; vasr waser she tssarrsss wsre
'erruraet a-s uaacnlas~a aa s.aF& ~
s1neE az 1ehh0Nse less asvx pts
s'cA. STRIKES and efhtr sus9ezs.f.rs
nas inelnded r 'he esher slasses 1rs
eHit sa have aoss rs sat AS hars
The ffIrat workers snrsceE II
1a strikes 1he lareess nnna~r sr
R1r s~seA serswans on ~ wsra
'iseErav EST ssh warautn The snas
cusaas spuss w1s zlss1 * saie trans
'1ss-1lslar workers wis bad a9-
lrllas afsefe "a aa7a~e xtg,gus~n
ana aos2nr ssss@ a-- aAys 81 wsrk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13

lsgv .asass1s In e#xr Increasing rnsn-
i,es sfnoE sarh -nsfs 1ar The snssss-
TIRE, III IRE hxnf o. Ire srec1saontsr
lad rom p4saranesss uIrA acre
conquered hsts4 AID ths cross ~
s-a-is.- slse xE-ulb8 q. T's1jencs an
susfarfps WAS rasel ai,sws he
.eupis q. 1hs goo 1t lssashar c~nelU
zfrns became sl- s.lal. il1s as
ssssllzati0n. q sounatd upon .hs sword.
cn1ld nor he sor1 HrAr q si,s sFs'N
b. and Besides. 1As hss<Asn hss-it.s.
-Anu 81 gnaes. were zazhfrs1sg 9ii :
/. sa.ss e. hEns--v s.nras X 7eass Ii'on
rs sAaitr sreasHrrs ADt s GAY ram
vhf1 ne 1asa q he aaesArs srr-
rendered LIS r~eva la lfss barbarian
l.ne NanAr ssrl za1iar hAF g'ssrlst
1T Alf NV ths SUCCESSORS ~ ths
isl.Ar-raI q. GA1ase v,a1s fareh mo
she va-at az s1fAerg ant -zsset
Ir.n .nf ralns 81 CHE fr.iE.s 1ha2 hat
t,fsal -.lsnss q rev ans h5.s @.oEnA1
e1nrt 5aa.lred IL she slme ssragt
haz~ts ard aArlsgei u nas IS vas
ne empire q fat lsarisH aus An
ant.-f uN ge sltves ard sasf Aus
q larasr and 8ast cad Efant Lad
endured tar tvs t1naref wears
Ai.1 fa- sw,t,re fIua~eE mare psArk
nev Haus heid fgI anna D. he
s1antl. b S,sasunrs ,amt the c~AEz Te-
r Ngx Was l,~ae.aAms.t ahcs
nss~s sbs ls- noaas nas De hsat Hns
rut Ae snit Cars al sAtrg must
81 vlf So v14a msa rlaee T'gii-
Jess iusaat 1ht s-lrr nns1 rae the
hu-sa thf nnrim GAG pr l4an nus
assa,n ~ NE raaeu s. us 7eaais
Tlursug ths csrrurias this have snc-
es..lad E~am 1bM aAF ta thls me
1anans ltu-tt bas vAest vhSi las
anssruHd 3assne 4lels Anay1edrt has
l,shu s1h-t AAtss fl34is nAte'-1A
prospect IS s,Tre tnf naps at naaren
nnf aif ,urt II nLIi nc uenl1-ed
nass,an0s1f 1s 4ht ,avs y iEat Asasf
saur rsururas 1t sArss principles VI
trf heEsnI 1ng sn ps-aH tter -e-
sulzs Atl sf ~as1 .nel- nrssr traits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
BANKERS md COTTON
MEN HOLD MEETING


I 0klhhDum Ky gNns IL --.snngafet {
sS-sgss-z-tsa an1 h4-usanx l.e.tx,s.s.a
thf> TlnAncia rsnresss fs ahe snass
and tha 1ndsEanps n.rnsa.s-x ~ shs
<ssAhsna C,sesasr Growers Assssas
fon and zht association stsaa Was
Snlsee u q tsirs nrsslnx ~ banRe-s
ane casssn meg resssrdar
That shs nse1ar Ax%esaa.asr wen
hhre NJ e-sas aS-sisaa1y IN hsna ne
- asass y sssa WAY rs "a nuess
WIN sa't aFgrsH'a. ii, chose whs hAre
usxnfE "a inh1. was 4hs unar lusaaf
sem rnts1s at si.s aon nsrerl1.s YES
1arahF a'esv'ea, 2 sss-aal runnl sss,s
t ti'f gflAhsms 4a19t~s s~ssta
sIaH The conference was esaef a.
eisrnss fhs raaaa ho2r's ran1nrine
plans
A fusehs- afvsiaprDefs WIS rer
ts-a s~eane uf aoIf 0sng~ sn sne na--
e hrt aArEcFs 2nf cpsasn men =
sias sae5rF Nos sht s~40h vvras ~
su1plF snt neeas az gse ns4nais1ss ~
g'ht haiefsrs 4ass 1ssrreS me or
als n M easrur wsaar ssior shss
fhers vAs Boihne nsaig The AsnF rs
- 5~siT un~ rssrs's et FIseTrt,A-s t.isai
sAeu'+a attsr "a ls~epe s~enaaas.sr1,e
kArgs SsYa~n reDtr-h ,vnrsn sa-
.ns cnragf Asssclsuar ma rsearr -
I'd Erihas'itr ON cc-,psrAfrt Mv af-
rnHef gif conference nre sxfissrrf
rh. ~ssas,nns nf DE as,1fs vf ih4
'g-meft og-iGe-a. Ft Aasocihasns II
s1siD-rh
e e Nsspr ser~sa1-r sS shs
Terus Fin1nr s1rnwt~s r~eaaiRs "a
vns as. r'~eaeri tnt alc1snas ihF
saf1 s-aT,aaaf " lis ssIrs fn- f.frf
et nlse~tslar WI ais arnSr lga-aor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
PRESIDENT Hl'lkG
BOOSTS TRlNIAG GIMP
--res NB10r1 s EuILC MH1 y,
-Ass Advantage II @k-
-,a.iE-rns1i -1sa-K.
Ctr

3 aHi d. .gzar.. aanf Pres iDfi.
rA~Ang U-1es sRsft voting nir yht
cal pasai.as nrral.ss - ns 50 1s l1-
tHnd lns a1iasnt an -izarF 1ra.lsing
nAnga ls 1T nynnutat iE lht vasr ds
pl-rmslH -ris Eumua' Il f.-S-smsn;
mAas 1uilsr 4uaEs ps Hsaresse1 ln4
ngg'H 1aI uursne is aeninissr~i1iigl
tr~angamf11s v-E1ld bf ran liFssssf ta,
s~Ms nalntrF -~-MMs &C. q. aHam
utnef vauus nsar euar wHa- The
.ss1 Ec 1ns 81 tusIr sli1 il il1-v
hnga s8asrf vnuns nAn vns cl1
I---unet q WI q ant ant a, 1hs ci1-
zH1 h1I-T rrA.nlne aHnss II 1,e
amau~st ans siEmmtr iv 1ne vli
uspa'gn'alr ii nns1 m ths l.ps a-n.t
cu,Ts L-HEs
Il ms vEr DE va ncrsnss his
va'1f TX Lhs nnti.d Int ut-lI lro-
'jruA hstus1gf 5naneissr rllus 70
uans .l1 1nL t 1hs community Ii
Winch be 1ves
hals ~ sas ai-ui lsRsl tu-lns
NJ nGnlliis-"l- -Hr eaulIrs.nssrE re
f's1Hn a vaiuI T nlilt-E-r 1rIIIr
s- s. taaE e zoe me1 an.1 waa-
1vHrF vsnnE nA-u vhp ls Wiling -r
p~aal's n-usss 1gr -hs 1aft1ss q.
-bs saui41'v hhnsAd be raI Ii uI-
pa~msnf ts ut sa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
.Gls CAUSED DEATH
OR GRAIN BROKER
Nlson Logan FoGad Dead II
Bah T1A gy Friends
who Break Aso~n
ncsT

- gosegA Na- snpe i&- NASr
IT lsoczA s. SesesA. zaAnavef =
ynzzn4na. V1rser ard oemT&ny. sra
s'r~s~r~ wzs ta1na xssssXlxsea ia
he ea4AtaA q, Is AacAelos 4esrs
znsss here 81 Soar ecloc1 SundAx a.
sernaan s.ovan asa rnxee a >s~a n
re tuA ard vas - us pzSSrSs lie
hs1 heen aeAt aAoas faeeE hcnrS
scnore.1r * tfe cq~c-1er Fe was
<o2n6 Av tso treues ws.o Anese snf,
rs Aparvnsrs wAes tAsex SIRE l~s -
odos q gas Tes fsrm e ~ 4 -
vas us1nArs- AAs rs snzz esfces
IN Chau4ea wasN srxnsA a. Kansas
CEv
zar1x vas i1sf seer &ssve a. 81;
u''aAr 1AetI vasen Ae w7ns driven
home tFosn party cy sriend Re
xss Af,nss 80 wears alt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
INSTITUTE Ar HARMONY
MAS 1 II 1Af>i>

-l- Eia-I Aait iAr me'lii4s sun
'aar 4lslr a. 1hf s5ErmHist sailnn
aauat 81 vMsl ins church as st
ka n#tnnl WAS s-~Ana,s gnr he-
Sure tl.s peapls Ant vaf vHl ~f-
esAvea ~hs~f vii ass slI-rAr 50 r
wi.es eha~s Is ns Yags a~s artiuae
~ ea II on Al 1ht sene-lss b. -
#anu~et -~nu 1haaf nes a aumura
ar hevres
T'ns aalnis 3. uaaT lanus-s a snf
'rLrlnus 1air rvaunas VII ns -aats
sr 1unnum r'peauss m8rns ronm
sg g. H;Ie-r NaT aut rr pnae
H fwpauf~t la ~ ~anrr &c hHr
HaE~am qagr r-uunt ania' ant sa
e't rHntv 58 Hu~aAmHfn on sls vlrs
ans aanea, ns 81 lias WORK
The 7af' lands-f t r7mn-lls Tuef
ud7-Funnf zasnur snd Hnss pu'
mums F~anar -Eae ru~urm anI 2Ers
r. Newasf
Eapisa -unsuar Aaif s1HnHs fna
A~s AnnBs Sirns- T~atr- Mrs
4oals speat ant -legnI N0n1r7
aa1niar Tuasulr-N-s elA~nt ss'
r4- ant MISS Enm -lrne ~
'tilr-Mss 4aa A-uFr~ms eis -,iss
ErI wlIsn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
ssiSI AROMA RfnS ARR
RELEASED FROM rRt>o>

q TIE 1luefeen aE1s1csef Tsen-s
~ zhs Z v a set e-es ron La 2
savurgf E-asar rs & ruline frazA zhe
rnnea stasss Ss-ans naHT q alg's'A =
n = pHu. Nl1Dese-h June "a Cara
Sclwanra gnsel.A (SrosAesk anl p.
M 1rrt wa~t v8nesy sn6vr Ann az
ts-1zef II 0s3hhgua. scao~tne - :
r TnGlar ii The amrenr u inwasi
valtiun
Tfs culrs heslf- -Ad zi1 ths 1lrst
rnuni 1T 1he lnE.anpea Ael nsa aht
men v'as avHlG The we've <'sr-
Tlraas n she feha~a eous II xar-
sils sssF s<ansas -aecsnhs- gs1S Err
r',alnaar 81 Segaina d. Ire seiitrh.
1,ena ra1s t1f arsampne 60 prevent
ant Alnha-ane me rs1erumaris VIZ
program
Sa,waraa G~asl,es} anE aasa
VII w1naHld TrEncel ami MiehhsA
-S.f.nps- w,A~4 sfaz n Nfrv'or7t
run laiAhorrh a1it vaiis ths rirsi
ll-a were aefeceeE ir me ~nlinn Hhs
ulnsr rvrf w'e~f nal nnluaet ~ ihe
fss aE thnss sr wh1u 81 artan z
was AHlnc mnnf tns ~aietaa
r'ns use1 v'H~s Glressx t'ff-Tf'i'
vaf tn HstenM Ia .frAI4 4Hs
arsnahes IL liis saasf sad WIN ff
uaf v8rHe 81 SIR II aiaen1eis Ape
ar.tA Y4unlIF sai1
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-o- w1x- 1lrc-c-

= 1lapis June i1-A .~nsrAl Wa
-I11 charging riotu9r sd 4at va'-
saant d~r as1 WIS LE1 ea tT ts
tar rEH nsa 1hs trlsset esf Rr'ts'-.
~ Brewing aeu pIff tallvanr 1-@
aszu-s here S'uunGw r ~sgg fox
4,l.--'els t' hsra-ars sid ir w-fli e.
sar Assane-s at rDrgEx SD and 1ps
'AAn e,tr etlz ts Gtraha
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4 lF nunInanr nsHszIEt X suID,DHs
1flEz E-1u- IrlmBiF II 1urr Hssr ware
hErlE n -nE 1,s-snr zr lUlBf 1s-sHzs
v-nn IF called -ns .sazalE uussr IT
als- sFnrtssf IL 9E-ouueiur pew ra-1
a-iaF ut purErnHK Miss 3.4sszH iF L
flBcnsiln- II Reisncs ant et-Es 6srs
1srsst hsr Es1iuF tr fFiranEsIr
H-sarIlrr lns LiEniiIriirs kE;nBIE n'
AE-anIslzl-E.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13

TasM suus THE Fr arfr a
EalugIlS 1iu4 uH'ageer sis -lt-
nmnu eiuf IL Aups aAnnuF 3anur~ae
nHstsnEl HHu 7f & fars sur9aHz
Il sanHH- fna nlirns TIT n ms
vas nnfRat hauallias II, .l1,-
Illsar iiaas.nal 1ir
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slt's m'C,wxN ~
rc-- 81 ao-E- So -

49, . - : - :
fiicarn sUnF T'hs1 lhs s.gis.
wiz rsnl1n II rm-~hlim Nh rn-l
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li1al Ea-,,a- ra.csas xDHn i,s ar
engrHf tp 1nar 14 wHr n7r hs-
GnE-insHTl. Wit Lrnnunfa,f az af
siFSsrs ssrAss Afr-nst Iafert Eama
ais Fr'artne g1i.samAIG lH lhs 1u-
1Dulv
fsls iiHse--ii,He N~k .l~tv'af 81 -nf
1r-uTg u raif ana64t murne~sr
vht fins p aifr u ns lara While
b v'lt asI ri & far
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..a.E sM-- sEN-Fn-Es

-w- - w-1- Es-E-
Lam siFTle4 v'nr iHet -F Es~iunas
v'af ea~nneea hr 1nuas -nas sni It
u Eis~-tr rra'- 1ntas s usts 70
rsI~f u nfalasaa, w-Ihs srrr,s
t~ssv as meranf ~ t.i.u-Es II aei-
.nc ul~rfries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
-E--N ae---a4wr r-fMr
r@-N ->Erx--N

-'tr-v Williams why wat II iu~at
sTst--usT vnils nl,H-I.-rIss ~ EIv
ar 7lnt -sunr EesEnrins mills unoH--
wen. 1t fl'a-E1inr Sln6tr uaH-1,an1
s1t is -t7sn'rai -es-tnr EASY 7pdt
~ SUSTAINED -u1ru-s 1n ths npvs.a
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t-a,sl Legs 1isE .E2sek II
eluaas NT--- eHK VIZ. dA-
EvHrec G'EiEia1ns CE1y. tn
cypress iesk Il - 81
FheEnlr Sack 3t.ErHraS Ok
8Gban.E lMr. via Extreak.
Less I.a --.--..-.--..--- II
F,ssr erssnaH-y 1u1assr. 81
Il D1lx .-.... .;
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-aan-fs SINS snams iuTs
xg,eetnG tnsse IS at WITH
-l- lsasA aua ns eaaa an wasl
t8f tAe48sll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13

2 ! DErler " E7z-EnrE EfnBas
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
TENANT FINDS BURIED MONEY
And Non Court Aust Pick the Owner
OF Treasure DISCOVERIES Hid
den la Jars.

RunaOrs of the finding of great
treasure In the old Holland house here
have been confirmed by the filing Of
suit in the F'ayetts county circuit
court by the administrators OF the Hcl-
land estate against dozen defend
ants alleged TO have shared in the di-
sision of The treasure, which amount
ed 10 81, 900, says q dispatch from
Nutsalburg. w. Va, 10 the Pittsburgh
Dispatch. Attachments were served
on so hanks In the surrounding Sec
don, where the money Is believed 20
have been deposited.
The story OF the treasure reads like
romance. In the sixties William Hol-
land, veteran OF the crinlean war, came
10 this country from England and set
tied In the Pennsylvania coal fields. In
1872 he came TO Kenney's creek and
began the development Of n kiln. BE
built home here In 1885. where he
resided unsil his death in 1918.
He was ali eccentric character, and
none Of his family knew OF his habit
oe hiding n,Ones. He died suddenly
OF heart failure. After Hollands
death the home passed into the hands
Of William Nelson, superintendent Of
the coal company. who began repairs
and reconstruction. The gold was
found ia different jars at dlfSeEept
times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
electric Air purifier.

How many places there are where
tho natural air circulation is made
quate Restaurants. for instance !.
ngw often one enters them With q
wse l,.f OF appetite only to have that
wee Dix reduced 10 none nj all. by the
c,ose and stufry atmosphere Of The
rsaae. Not only that, but ahe cook
Inn odors are all too apparent. In
sther words. the place Ia so smelly
that appetite dwindles instead OF be-
!ag wAetted. and even though the food
10 g0od. the appetite is lacking. ls
there any remedy for the close and
srufS conditions Of 50 many restan-
-ar.si
There is the electric air purifier
dat costs no more 10 operate man
an electric fan. and IL removes air Inn
pugities ana appGOximates outdoor con-
GStiors. SO there Is 0 pleasant, stimuiat.
ing tang In tive atmosphere. 1t Ia yalu-
abla In Kitchens Offices, Easements.
ssnOkiug ro9ms and theaters wherever
the air conditions are apt 20 be bad
an ipadeQnata.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
alosfa Lincoln ! AaxstsrY.

An oil painting OF Abraham Lincoln.
Is by IS inches In size, rescued sev
eral years ago from pile Of supposed
ly worthless furniture taken from the
odd Red Lion inn IN Philadelphia. TO,
dag forms q mystery over which there
10 much discussion by artists. After
It's rescue the picture was hung In u
Philadelphia residence where paint
or, Baruch A. Feldman. happened upon
II and purchased 1t. He began ths
work OF retaining It, and after the
dirt had been removed the portrait
stood out. clear and well defined In ell
It's senfnres
Artists who have seen the picture
are agreed hat the character OF tAe
portrait 10 such that the suggestion
that 1t might have been painted frGn
. photograph is rendered absurd. Who
painted the 'sl0kts Lincoln ID q mys-
ferry. and there Is ~ mark or sign 10
give those studying It 3 elew thai
might lead 10 ITS Identification.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
SPORT AO0REO BY FlLiPINOs
Geek Fighting the One Occupation That
Appeals 90 the Heart Of the
BreWn srothsra

LIN every one OF the larger cities Of
the Philippines and throughout every
one of the thousands 0e little barrfoS--.
from northern I.uzon 40 southern Mia
danao--litgle barrios that fringe the
oceans edge or nestle among the hills.
there is but one universal aud adred
sport, but one game that is preofni-
nently popular from the mountain
businesses of the headhunters 70 the
southern shores OF Moroiand. and that
ID cock Fighting.
Esery Sunday mornlng--fpS Sunday
is the great day for the spOrt--at the
first crack OF dawn along the roads
aud trails that iesd into the little set-
Elements aud on the streets that twist
through the smelly and rainshackle bar
rios, will be met numbers Of FiliplnOs
walking With a quick. jaunty step, an
ticipsilon written plainly upon their
brown faces and an unusual light Ia
their dark eyes. Each carries his ia.
vorite game cock under his arm, and
all are convergtng upon the cockpit.