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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

Elm. unbeoingtes getoredt fit ale
Musga6en. Mit eifernem BeIen
m0dte er sic 0erfbpenoung aus
febren. - 0b Damn in i%rgenoeinem
Minilterium, in irgenoeinem Mmt,
in i%raen0einer Beborbe nod leme11O
liben bleibt? @ibt boob Der polnilde
5taat, ser etpa 80 Minionen Gin
mobner 5aba, tir leine 100000 Be.
amten olein 1874 Miniarben Wart
aus, mdibre11b er an Staatsein1ab-
men 1920 MIR brei MiQiaroen Mart
5u Der3ei1nen batte unot 1921 bod
items 3ebn Miaiar6en errparten tam.
Dagegen belaufen lid Die @elon1t'
auSgaben auf miroeitens 80 Wtlat'
ar6en. Muf ben polnif6en giien~
babnen finb finfmal iopiel Beamte
befdaftigt mie in Sen 8etitaaten;
g%rqebnis: 6eblbetrag bon 500 Mfl-
Iionen moratli9. SSn 8ariGan al'
Iein eibt es mebr ais 500 Staats.
automobile, fir bie bas @olf 1920
500 Miuionen gu be5ablen Bate;
sic Beamten brauden jie gu ibreu
@pa5ieriabrten. go flagte Dor Ell
1lieen Monaten Broielior @lombin'
I'll, BorlitenSer bes Ginan5arsldn1'
les ser po1niiden &ammer, Snbrer
ser Standardization 3artei. SEPT
min Midatifi oie Automobile Der
Beb0r0en Bis auf menige Gusnab-
men abfdaffen. Ber 1adt 6a? 90
ern1t Der 11eue Ginon5minilter 1eine
Mufeabe nimmt, mir fonnen nt@t
alauben, 6aB CT burd3uoringen per"
rnag. Denn ou9 baran 1T fein &C.
banfe, oab inn Ser @uni4 ertnM
1piro: man ioae Sen Mdtltunoentag
5eitmeilis %aufbeben nnb Die arbe'ts'
ieijtuna beoeuteno 1teigern. Sci tie
ood 70 itarf eeiunfen, oaB Der pol
niide Mrbeiter 80 Sage ueniger OF
bette alS Ser oeutibe nno % pen1"
qer als ser engIiide. Ser polntl4e
1eblbetrog bat IN 6en erlten a9t
Wonuten 0ie{es SabreS 11i6t 1pe111'
qer als 100 MfiQiaroen errei6t. sur
6as gan5e Sobr miro er anf min,
belte1s 100 NfiQiar0en o11genom'
men. SIN Sanuar lieferten Die Nae
piergel6orudpre1ien ie6s Miaiaroe1t
Bolenmarf, i'm September ntdt noe
niqer ols IS MiQiar6en. Ser pol
ni{de 5taatsbanfrott itebt Dor Der
Sir, es ift 1ur nod cine Sra9e Don
Mpnoten p6er gar Bo6en, tpa1t11 ct
often erflart mer0en muB - tans
nidt 6ur6 Sen Berfauf 6es oentlden
Oberi6leiiens bieie aerrattete 81rf'
{daft (augunlten 6es fran5oll1den
&opitalsD auf fnr5e 3ett m1eoer 1o'
niert miro.
(@olni1de 3eitnng.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
Mexifus nener 2anpferbifnit.,

@ie iiber Can GraneiSeo beridtet':
miro, trof :oie merifaniide 8u116eS'
r%eaierung enogii1tig Mnitalt, nod boz
@n6e MDbember 1921 Sen 59on Dor:
fur5em in Mnsiiht 9eitellten &aifa'~
gier> uto Sruhtoampfer<D ienit 5pi~
}6en Can Sroncisco ur6 ben Sa<
fen an Ser 8eitfiite bon Merifo gu
er0ffnen. SIS gebt alio etpas idnel~
Ter bamit, als mande ertportet bot
ten, tpelde annabmem pripate ST.
tere1ien miir6en fofort Dos obige
nnternebmen Iebbaft b%efriege1-
(Dieies trdgt gleidfous Sen Na1aem
elmer @eienfdaft, bod itedt ausae~
fprode11ermoben sic meritanijde
&egierung bobinter.) }. Sb iene pri.
bate Sntereiien 1i@ obne meiteres
~onsfoufen Iaiien, ftebt augenblidlih
nod babin.
Mnfdngli6 fabren nl,r 6 Damp@
fer - in england gebaut - rntcr
ser merifaniiden @egierungsflagge
int nel1en 9ienit. sic iin6 ale nod
5taoten ser merifaniiden &ep1blit
benomiet, 1ndmlid: r@inaloa",
rgbibuabua", ugbtcopas", rSara>
ca, vGolima" nn6 u@uarrero."
sis aui peiteres fin6en Musfabrten
ale 5tpei @oden itatt. Mls critics
Ser Sdiffe traf r@inaloa" am n.
Mobember in Can Graneisco ein,
unb es fubr Damn nod elmer @eibe
@%ofenpldbe an ser 8eitfmite Meri-
fos peiter.
Mue bieie Dampfer nebmen aud
Boiiaden apiiden merifanii6en
@Gfen unb Ben Ser. 5taaten bot
Mmerifa nit un6 belorgen cite
Sradtgeidafte, nelde tie iiberneb-
men f0nnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

@ebr einfah. @atient
(Sppohonoer): Sen &atarrb nero
id nimmer los. @eltern NOR oas
linfe Maien1o9 5u, beute iiPs oas
re6te. 8ie mag baS fommen?"
Mr3t: n2ieber Simmel. 10 ne
gsa5e min bod au6 NAL ne fletre
Mbme6slung baben!"
- d. v2iebe Cha,
ser @err Doftcr bat ii.d bereit err
fl4rt, Sir sic 8iloer in Ser MuS-
lteuung gu erflaren = BET ietrer
3erltreutbeit erflGrt CT Sir biel-
Ieiht auA sic 2iebe."
-Sn 3ibil. 8ater 3um Sod)=
ter@en, 6as nit 8eiu@ III einem
acknowledgement tpdr): gytlht
mabr, Sic MiIitdrfapelle ipielte i'm
Sipoli?"
@lein-2ies6en: uSSa, aber lie ma-
ren nidt onge5ogen, 8apal"
- Ser Sreier. a.: rMber
Serr Sibigmann, sic renncn ia
fMirdterlid in ser 9taot umeinan-
ser, Inn cine Srau 6u b%effo111n1en!
Bie fommt benu 0as?"
g.: $50, .riiien'S, Scr Mr5t beroro-
llete mir picl 9etpegr11g - - i'm
6reienl"
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-17

This inexpensive home plan with its compact and con-
veneny arranged alternate conveys ideas that
are meeting with popular favor and is being adopted by
home builders whose requirements be cared for in
small home.
In Plan No. 1749 bed closet has been provided in the
living room, giving this double usage.
"A careful study of the room arrangements shown, to-
gether with the unqueness of exterior design will show
the most practical combination of modern, inexpensive
ideas that it is possible to create.
Any additional information regarding plans, costs,
etc. will be gladly given by addressing the Home Building
Editor of this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-17

Home Owners are the backbone of any community,
of any nation.
They are the people who count in any locality
To be really effective force in any neighborhood,
you must belong to that locality.
To be known as Home Owner is the best recommen-
, dation possible for you.
It gives you the stamp of stability.
It ranks you among the earnest thrifty people who
are successful or on the way to success.
It gives you the confidence not only OF your inmed-
ate neghbors but of the banker the merchant the COM
munty at large
Success is founded the confidence people have In
you
Owning your home helps you in business. No matter
what your work or position may be, owning your home
will help you to better things.
But Home Owning means more than material hep;
it's great effect is on character.
To own home makes for steadfasness OF character;
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-17
Home Owning Is Modern Declaration OF
independence and Represents
the Best of Investments

to move from place to place renter encourages shift
less habits Of thought and action.
Home Owning brings content; renting leads to
restlessness.
Home Owning brings independence, not only of cir
cumstances but also of character and thought.
Home Owning tends to make one a better father,
better mother, better citizen.
It gives your children the invaluable benefit of real
home influence.
No man has reached his full stature as man and
citizen until he his home.
Do not put off home buying until you have the other
things you want Your first investment should be Tor
home This was the way of father this way lies true
Americanisnl.
The best American in the nature of things is the man
who owns part of AmeriCa-his home.
A Home Frst-Then An Automobile.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-17
Building Costs Are DOWn

Building Costs Are DOIUn
Epubodu build Every indication
of Commerce point to the
fact thatb building gcossha reached the normal tUeL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

two Carolinas the two Firginias anu
Maryland. The present Judges or thA'
circuit are Wood OF North CRrohne.
Waddell OF Virginia. and Knapp OF
MARYLAND. The position hold by the Ia.-
ter ends with his retirement. for whlcn
he is eligible two years from now In
substance. the senate bill really makes
this temporary judEeship a permanent
fixture. although they term 1t addinS
another fudge which. preceding Judge
Knapp's retirement. Is probably tho cor
rect way to describe II.
As tho court in the fourth circui'
stands now, three Of tho hTe states
have Judges on that bench. and TWO
haye not these boing West virginia
and South Carolina. In a contest DC
tween these two states for tho now
Iudxe, II Is pretty generally believed
that President Harding viii stage t:e
honor in West Virginia. Should he ad'
here 10 the policy ne adopted when ne
promoted Judge waddell from tho dis
irIct 20 the circuit bench. that policy
being to appoint no one to tho clrcu''
bench who had not had judicial "es'
vlrsinians here hgure that have at leas'
TWO eligibles In the persons OF Judge
C. W McClintic and Judge w. e Baker
Judge Ira F. Robinson. who stands
close TO the powers at tho department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

Washington, April 9.-After q re-
cess OF two weeks, the supreme court
will reconvene tomorrow. with a week
end recess for Good Friday In pros
pect from the hour OF adjournment
Thursday.
- Among the important cases on the
calendar for oral argument this week
IS that involving the Reading company
dissolution proceedings. The court
has indicated It WAS satisfied that the
decree OF the q. S, district court at
Philadelphia Will bring about conf
plete dissolution. Counsel for the va
rious interests involved which will be
heard tomorrow on the subject have
been directed to give particular atten-
ton to certain specified features OF
the case.
Another dissolution case under the
Sherman act, which has been pending
IN the court since July, 1917. will fol-
low the Reading company case. It In
wolves the question whether the own
ership and control Of the Southern
Pacific over the Central Pacific con-
stitutes restraint Of interstate COM
merce, and gives an unlawful advan-
tage over the Union Pacific In trans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
PALM SUNDAY
IS OBSERVED
BY CATHOLICS

Palm Sunday was observed Yesterday
In the Catholic churches OF the "heeI-
Ing district with the customary service
o, blessing the palms and presenting
,her 10 each individual member OF inc
CONGREGATION. Palms were blessed AZ
st. Joseph's cathedral during tho mass,
ana at the Conclusion OF the ceremony
Rev. Father o. n. Moye, attended py
members Of the cathedral clergy.
passed the palms among the meHoers OF
tho congregation. Similar services were
obse-ved a. all OF the churches OF the
Wheeling diocese.
HOLY week will be observed this week
bv tho celebration Of tepehra service at
7:Sn o'clock Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday nights. with stations Of the cross
observed at ? O'Clock Wednesday after
noon and at tho same hour OF Good
Friday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
READING AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC
DISSOLUTION CASES To Be ARGUED

continental traffic through the OSuen
gateway. The case was argued last
April, but will again be presented o9
direction OF the court.
Two additional New York gas cases,
those against the Central Union ano
the Northern Union companies, may
be reached for argument before ths
recess. These cases were appealed by
the attorney general OF New YORK ano
others from the decision OF the United
States district court, holding the state
statutory rate to be confscatory. They
differ from other New York gas cases
recently heard. It is commended, IN that
they cover other periods OF operation
and therefore different production
costs.
Professional baseball organizations
which are members Of the national
agreement will be compelled 10 defend
themselves against an attack BY mo
baltimore club Of the old Federal
league, which seeks to recover dam.
ages on the ground that organized
baseball is an illegal organization m
restraint Of trade and interstate COM
merce, In violation Of the Sherman
antitrust law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
=NRsT ErSEIISH LUTHERAN CON
9REGATIOH TAXES
ACTION
Shio Minister II Also . Trustee OF
wittenberT college

At a Congregational meeting held yes
{erday at tho First English Lutheran
-shurch. 4 call was extended by members
OF the CONGREGATION to tho Rev. George
3. Schmidt. pastor OF ST. PauFs huth-
Gran church at Newark. Ohio. 70 MI the
vacancy OF tho pulpit Of the First
English Lutheran church here.
The Rev. Mr.. Schmidt has been pop
ular and successful minister or 81
Paurs church and Is we'll liked by inc
entire community at Newark, where he
has occupied tho pulpit for the last
fourteen or afteen years. He Is also
a member OF the board OF trustees OF
Wlttenoerg College OF Springfield. y.
II he accepts tho call The Rev. MI
Smith will succeed The Rev. DR.. E. q.
howard. who went several weeks ago
to Springfield. Ohio, TO accept the pas
torate OF the Fourth Lutheran church IN
that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital
Nv CHARLES BROOKS sM1TH.

Washington, April 9.-Jud!cial amo'-
tions-it 10 reported there are a soodIy
number in West VirEinia-are sitting up
and taking ontlce Of the now eatch Oh
federal judges TO be appointed, AS the
senate passed tho bill. 1t provides tor
% new district judges, and judge Tor
the fourth judicial circuit Of the United
states court OF appeals: as the house
passed II provision vas made LOT ~
new district Judges. As 1t comes from
conference, It Is q fairly safe guess mat
N. senate's wishes will prevail. In that
event. a now judge for the circuit 70
vhicn West Virginia belong Will be ap-
pointed, and It Is believed that 1t WILL
70 to West virginia
The fourth circuit Is composed OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
HONOR CAPT. OTTO
Trades Assembly Flag Files AZ HAH
Mast In Honor OF the Late
Councilman

The flag Of the OHIO Valley Trades a
Labor Assembly was flown at half mast
yesterday. honoripg the memory OF Cap
tain w. r. Otto. whose funeral was held
during the afternoon. Captain Otto
once q glass plant empioye and later an
organizer and superintendent OF the
North Wheeling Glass Works. was held
In very high esteem by working men,
whose cause he champtoned whenever
occasion presented itself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

once and will 90 into effect at one
minute after midnight, April 81. Be
cause OF the coal strike and the con-
dhions that exist as a result, 1t 10
probable that the time card will not
be completed before tho end OF the
month.
1t is probable that unless the coal
strike Is settled there will be curtail-
ment Of a number of passenger trains,
especially on the branch coal lines.
1t is reported there will be no rad.
ical changes In the schedules Of
through passenger trains, but that a
number OF changes are contemplated
on the smaller branches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

President Harding declined with
thanks an invitation 70 visit Parkers-
burg April -. 20 attend celebra ton OF
tho centenary anniversary OF General
L. s, Grant. Tho invitation was trans
mltted TO him by Congressman II. {.
woodward. Tho presidents engage
ments would not permit him accepting
tho Parkersburg invitation. Congress-
man woodward was to have delivered
similar invitation to General Pershins
on Saturday. but that officer was out or
the city So an engagement was made
TO extend tho invitation Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
new B, & 0. Time
CARD FOR MAY |
Chance In Train Time Not to 30 Ready
Before End OF Month.

Following a Joint meeting Of oper-
ating and traffic officials Of the Bal.
timore G. Ohio railroad. which was
attended by local officials. announce.
nent is made that the new time card
on that railroad will be prepared at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
.RFV GE0, B, SMITH Of NEWARK
Is CALLED To WHEELING CHURCH

are running beyond government incotne;
A nation can no more stand that sort or
thing than a private person or private
business.
II you will devote half hour or an
and talking about public business you
will be amazed at the prompt response
you viii get. II there Is any Question
you want to ask. write 70 your congress
That will cos, YOU two cents for pos
tase stamp. and il won't cost him any any,
thing to reply. for his letters 90 through
the malls FREQ. That Is one way OF
helping 10 remedy The present condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

senator and Mrs. Howard Sutherland
have their Ave daughters with them to
spend tho Easter holidays. They were
a, tho capitol Saturday where the news
camera mon. sensing a good picture for
tho movies and the newspapers. snapped
tho happy family group.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

The New Jewett Six is exhibition in our show
ROOMS. To you, and everyone who is interested in
rotor cars we extend very cordial invitation to see
this car and arrange for demonstration.
And we do not hesitate to say in advance thatyou are
going to be surprised delighted and not aittle ystded
You are going to be surprised because the ewett is
all that you have imagned-and great deal more.
You are going tc be delighted because is the very
car that you have hoped for-and waited for-these
many years.
You are going to be mystifed because you WILL for
the first time view fine quality six at the price OF afour
A Quality Six at zoos
To produce this car and sell it for 1865, f. o. b.
Detroit has required years of study and all the nge-
nuity and resources of the Paige Engineering staff 1t
would have been simple matter to compromise on four
cylinder construction and thus achieve popular price.
But this is the day of six cylinders because the six is
an inherently balanced mechanism. The natural BAL
ance and overlapping power impulses mean smooth,
even vibrationless riding qualities
These in turn mean maximum economy because
friction and vibration the chief destructive agents
in mechanics.
You have only to ride in the best four that was ever
built to realize its fundamental lmperfectons.
The Four must fight" to get under way. 1t delivers
series of vicious sabbng blows on the crank shaft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
WHERE YOUR
TAXES GO
How Uncle Sam SPENDS
Your Money in Conduct
ing Your Business.
BY EDWARD G. LOWRY

BY EDWSHO y. LO"h'
Author "washington Close Spe
Banks and Financial Systems etc
Contributor Political and Economic
Articles to Leading Periodicals and q
: Writer Of Recognized Authority on
the National GoSernmsnts Business
MethodA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

Notice has been received from the
pension bureau by Senator Sutherland
NJ the award OF an increased pension, at
tho ratio Of So a month. 10 Enos Jones.
Of Sherman. W. Va. who Is at present In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

the s0.d.e-a home at Dayton, and
sl2 month pension to William J.
Mccullough, a West Virginian whose
present temporary address 10 Hot
Springs. S. D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

OF Justice, would also be eligible unoHr
tho terms Of this policy, or any olher
Judge for that matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

W. H. Hines. OF White Sulphur. and
Edwin Boone. of Ronceverte. were visi-
tors in Washington Friday and Satur-
day,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
The Price Is 1905

In consequence the entire throbs and vibrates
like tuning fork. How long, do you imagine,
any mechanism remain staunch and tight under
such punishment
Fours will run" of course. But is it racking
-chug-chug or the soft thrilling purr Of over
tapping impulses.
The JeweH Has so Horse Power
For these reasons and many Others the New Jewett
is six with a mighty reservoir of fifty horse power
It will sweep you over the road at sixty miles per
hour you like ambe along at three And at either
pace you will travel as sensible people want to travel
easily smoothly, quietly.
In spite of it's amazingly low price, the Jewett is
car of rare beauty finish and appointment 1t is
singing rebuke to the commonplace designs Of the
popular priced field.
The Tewett is Built to Last
Best of all it is built all Paige products built
to serve you faithfully and with deep respect for your
pocket book
But come in and see the Jewett for yourself. Come
prepared to ride with u.s. For that is the way that
you can experience the thrill of commanding fifty
horse power six cylinder motor.
That is the one way that you actually know
and appreciate the Jewett
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

Earl j.. Roles has been commissioned
postmaster at Lego. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

Well. a. news Is as scarce as hen
teeth. III 90 and be the same-Marvell
Herald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
PEN SKETCH OF JAMES w. ANASON or VPCTN7A

hm"w mat. AS a rule. avn the first
~ IN MIS- scat. and ~ tx due INC 10
I'N' IN" proper apology for being
,hl" thnsiv. and I am certain II viii
Ihpr"n no more. ! loInt on" Of my
minutes to brother Iiaskcr To read
'aSt sunday and II was with some
'H"rt on my part before I could re :
cover the same. ! feared h. wanted
l" us" II AS fuel. because of the shor, :
'G" OF coal. hut. after much pcrsua-
SION ana long camping on his trail
succeeded III securing posscEsiuIi
81 same. feel satisfied that same
VIII II" appreciated by you ALL"
Hustler Wants to Know.
what's all this here same abou, -.
asked Buster Brown ITS same
this. same that and same tho other.
The secretary potcm must mean
sane. not same. cause they aiu't
n" sens" in saying same when you
mean something else"
The secretary pro tenn gave the
brother member look OF intense
contempt III the brother would study
his Daniel Webster "A little biz more.
h" might find out that the use of the
word same when applied TO some ul-
terror matter Consonant 10 the sub
ject under COnsida ration, the arpli-
cation would mean tho same. there
fore. same. meaning the same and not
om"thinE else. he explained, look
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

Ing spuarcly At Chan NuskcE,
II amt got nothing to do with IT.
Brother Ruskell said. $50 far as
am concerned. care not whether IL
is tn" same or II amt"
Brother Biliy Adams. as tho s.crc-
;ary cleared his throat by taking a
hic culp from the pitcher. and start
eel 10 read the minutes. asked that
Brother Ruakcll. known as the past
master In minute reading. DO per
mittcd (" Rad them. This action ON
tho part Of brother Adams procipi-
tat"d a heated discussion. during the
progress Of which Brother Henry
Wallcrstcin moved that the rcadlni,
he dispensed with sine die. This w.s
agreed to. whcrcupon tho discussion,
subsidized.
This heing settled" the acting
president said. II may he in order hv
asking IL any one has heard frnr-
the president as vet. and IL 80. WIZ
not
Works Rabbit Foot.
Yes. responded the secretary PRO
tom. II got "A long document FUN
MN ylstiddy. and Il indicates that
nc has worked tho rabbits foot on
US and pulled ono over for kerpa"
Continued on Seventh paEeJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
COY CORNER CLUB MEMBER
ON EXPEDITION INTO AMELIA
loncy de Luke, Secretary Pro Tenn, Will Accompany
John Jcter, Intrepid Explorer, Into Businesses of
County jungle i'll Quest of Strange Creature

tho minutes by the secretary potem
IN calling the roll. the secretary po-
tenn VIII learn the reason why any
body does not respond to his name
and ascertain the cause of his ah
scnce and il so. why not"
inc acting president hrs over
looked the fact that the secretary
potcm has not as yet put in his APP
lcnrancc. pointed out Chan Rus
kcll.
At this point. however. Secretary
Protein Lucas appeared In the oftinc
with three bulky volumes of manu-
script under both arms.
81 been DELAYED slightly" no OK
planned because of getting these
lcre minutes in good shape You All