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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-03
COMMISSIONERS orlcr

To James D. Charlton shssss
OF Marion County ana 81 gsu6h nj,
mtnistrator Of the personal ests,e
OF Jennie West, deceased SsniueI
Nv. Harden and N. W. osden.
; Trustee, Plaintiffs
and
Nellie Lowtaer, Nattie stror-
Robert West, an infant walter
West, an infant, Bessie wet And
Frank Tichanor. Admini ssratos u
Robert W. West, deceased Deer
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
MARION COUNTY. IN Chan.
Gerry
You and each Of YOU win take
notice that pursuant 70 4 deere
OF the Circuit Court or Marion
County West Virginia, entered on
the 19th day Of November. 1881.
In the chancery cause thereln
pending, wherein you are the par
ties complainant and defendant. i
have h1ed upon Wednesday8bSe ist
day OF February. 1922 AZ len
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Law OFFICES Of
Eddy. Kennedy. Kennedy and
cronin, In the Skinner Building,
No. 112 Adams Street, in the City
OF Fairmont County Of Marion,
West Virginia, as the time ana
place for beginning the dlscharse
Of my duties under said decree o.
reference, an abstract OF witch
said decree is as follows.
Upon consideration 81 all
which 1t is adjudsed, ordered snd
decree that this cause be and The
same is hereby referred Id u, H.
Eddy, one Of the commits ioners
in chancery Of this court To tale
state and report an aceonnt siios,
ing:
First: What personal estate
the said Jennie West owned al tia
time OF her death, character and
value thereof.
Second: What disposition n
any was made OF said petsopsi e.
tate by the plaintift Jssnes b
Charlton, administrator 81 JeunIs
West, deceased, and bow much, 70
any, Of said personal estate Is nov
in the hands Of. said James ~
Charlton as such adininistrstor
available for the payment % auv
debts owning from the estate 81
the said Jennie West deceased.
Third: "A settlement 81 the ~
ministratlon De the estate 81 ssid
decedent by James .. Charlton ilet
administrator.
Fourth: What debts the said
Jennie West owed at the tin1e al
her death, to whom they were
payable, their nature and fespe--
tive amounts and priority
Flft1: What real Estate war
owned by the said Jennie West ~
the time OF her death. It's quantlt,
description and location and r.
peoially what interest was Owned
in law or equity By the said Jnnu,e
West at the time other death HI
and 10 Lots No. 2 s and 26 frontsts
on First and G Streets In tic fonu
of Catawba. in Marion count
West Virginia.
Sitth: And such other matter
as anF party in interest may r'-
auire, tho SAME being pertinent o.
such other matters 10 said ron
missioner himself may deem po
tinent, whether SO requested or
not.p
Al which time andsplace yot arr
required to be present
Givsn uuder my han tl1is 17ii
day Of December. = a2i.
", T! Edds
Commissioner in Ghancrl-
N. ". oEdon,
Counsel for Plaintiffs,
~: so,s7: q s.1o
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Help Wanted

YOUNG MEN, women, over Il, de-
string government positions, $3.50
monthly, write for free list Of po.
sitions nov open. r. Terry, (for.
mer Civil Service Examiner), 3s6
Continental Bldg. Washington, D.
e. 1.2-4t:23s0A
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PersonalI.

TRY Thomnrs indian Herb Tablets
for constipation kidney, liver and
ali stomach troubles. 30 days free
trial treatment Write today.
rHeMuR COMPANY Hayerhili,
War. i2.S i.st.23stA
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Houses For Rent

7-RooM HOUSE FOR RENT on
Market st. Apply l. FUNT,
Phone 1881.
12-SO-3t-23olA
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Tailoring-Pressing

MORRIS PEARSON. Suits made
for Ladies and Gentlemen. Clean.
ing and pressing, Altering a ,spe
cialty. Work guaranteed, Phone
1ss3.R, Opposite West virglnian.
12.21-2st,217sA
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EVERY WOMAN WANTED 70
read Beauty's New Creed. A now
kind OF beauty book. Rush postal
for circular MOVE DISTRtBUT.
ING COMPANY, 1894 Clay ST., Pa.
ducah, KY. 1.3.2t.239GA
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Confectioneries

EAT MORE IMPERIAL ICE
CREAM. Phone 432.
12.27-26t.2254E.
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LADY CLERK WANTED. Must
be able to use typewriter also
wait on trade. Apply ARKWRIGHT
SUPPLY CO., Westchester Stop.
1.2-2t.23s2A
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Female Help Wanted

MAKE $500 weekly, evenings at
home. Absolutely no fake. Dime
brings offer. THOMPSON, Box SO,
Richmond Hill, N. 7. 12.S1.3t-2362A
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Furniturs For Sale

'SAIEKIRE q CIIpPs. New and
used furniture store. Good
pianos Iia Merchant st. Phone
isti.w. e 2 2st 1902 A
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CARPENTER WORK WANTED at
reasonable price. 75c per hour.
Anywhere in city or out OF town.
Non.union labor. All work guar.
unteed. B. G. CONTRACT COM.
PANY, Phone 1881. 1.2.2et.237sA
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FAIRMoNT MANTLE & TILE co.
Can furnish tile bath rooms, porch
floors, tile, brick and wood mantleS
Of all kinds. Coal CRATES and gas
logs, See US first. sos First ST.
Phone 1aS2.R 1'3.2st24oBA
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MODERN 5.RooM HOUSE ron
RENT. Large lot, reduced rent.
West End section. Write P. o.
Box 212. 1.3.1t2407A
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HEAT YOUR HOME with the Ho.
Maker pipe Or pipeless furnace,
while, yop pay on easy terms. A,
G. HAWKINS, COL Seventh. Phone
11s2-R. 12.s1-2st3Se6A
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Poultry and Supplies

POULTRY SUPPLIES, Our 1888
a page catalogue listing over 900
articles OF interest to every poultry
raiser, is ready for mailing, Free
for the asking, Don't miss It. THE
]. w. SCOTT COMPANY. 500 LIB.
ERTY AVE. PITTSBURGH, PA.
12.2S.6t2255A
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ROOMS FOR RENT at Cavaliers
Studio, 315 Main st.
12.e7.10t225OA
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Autos And Accessories

SNYDER MOTOR Co.-Dodse
Brothers Motor Cars & Trucks.
Payment plan. Storage per day
or month. Phone 2s5-R. 317
jackson Is. 12-3-2st-1S63A
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ONE FRONT BEDROOM for rent.
81 Chicago st. Phone 1871.
2 st 1896 A
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COAL DELIVERED promptly any
place.. Moving and general Haul,
Ing. Phone 2s9-R,Y.i, HenrS
smouse. 12-i2.2st.2o29A
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Houses For Sale

BIG oPFoRTuNlTY-Who ws1.s
10 buy srootn house, bath, base.
ment, electricity. gas, water, garage.
Lot 50xS6, Must be seen to be ap.
precisted Phone t126:R Eli 1ia..
ket ST. 11:2s.26t17s7.A
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Dogs And Birds

GREAT DANE PUPS. For Danes
that have sire and intelligence,
Write COLLINS KENNELS, Box
Ill Reedsburg, Wisconsin.
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PURE BRED MAMMOTH BRONZE
TONS, SIC and SIS. Hens, SO.
Bradley strain; Barred P. Rock
ckls,, So, two for SIS. MRS. r. L.
sHARPLEs, Warsaw, Ohio.
1.2.6t-2S71A
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Farms For Sale

HoMEsEtiKIlRs send5for Virginia
Farm Est. Best Climate, Dept.
12-14-26t-2O55A
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HAULING - TRANSFERRED.
ING, Call G. o. Parker, 1905 j.
Cleveland Ave. 70 % 2es $50 a
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Furnished Rooms

THREE FURNISHED BEDROOMS.
4S6 Monroe st. IL % got 21s5 A
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PITTSBURGH PLUMBING co.
Prompt service TO telephone
calls. Open day & Night, Rear
11S Fatrmont Ave. Phone 132s-J.
12-1s-e6t-2161A
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GOLDEN POLISH cocKERALs"
$500 Special offer on eggs. Mrs.
Jetrers, First Ave, West, oska.
loosa, Iowa. 1-?-st2s72A
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WORK WANTED IN private home,
family OF two. Write Miss Goldie
u. Wroe, Route No. s, Fairmont, w.
Va. 1.26t.236sA
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WanteaaToBuy

SHIP YOUR Wool to W. q. Scott
Wool Company Wheeling, W. Va.
Write for pfiees ana full fnfornla.
ton 1.ss-6t-237SA
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To James D. Charlton she;dtf
OF Marion County and asysu6ii I'D.
mtnistrator Of the personal esta,e
OF Jennie West, deccase samuel
W. Harden and N, w Ogden.
Trustee, Plaintiffs
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sale Oh R.rE,t.

ATLANTIC City SALES. Hotels
and cottagep; all sections. w.
OLIVER, ~ segal Bldg Atlantic
.scity, n. = :
l2sl6.2st-s1s4A
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Washing, and ironing done at
home. Phone 1871.
1929 Ct 2274 A
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Nellie LoNtaer. Nattse stron-
Robert West, an infant walter
West, an infant, Bessie west and
Frank Tichanor Administrator u
Robert W. West, deceased Deter
dants.
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THREE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS. Also furnished sleep.
ing rooms. Close In. 222 Kelley
Place. Phone 1877 w Y2.
1.3.3t.2402A
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distinguishing

THOMAS G. LYNoE, Plumbing
and gas fitting. Shop and resi-.
'dence SIT WALNUT AVE. Phone
1s56.R. Truck service.
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Unfu1nished Rooms
Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE IT In TAMPA! II
you want to buy, sell or en-
change advertise your wares In
Tampa and South Florida-one Of
the most prosperous regions of to-
day. Always use Times Want Ads
Largest Tampa circulation and
largest daily average want ad
lineage of any. Florida paper
guaranteed to all advertisers J
Regular rate one cent per wordi
monthly rate on application. III.
quirtes cheerfully answered. nd
dress THE TAMPA DAILY
TIMES, Tampa, Fla.
11-3O-.6t-lO4GA
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Situations Wanted Female

MIDDLE AGE LADY wants work
OF any kind. Kindly help me il
you have anything to offer. Dora
Patrick, General Delivery, Fair.
mont, W. Va. 12.2S-6t.225SA
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Miscellaneous For Sale

LAMB Il EASTERN OKLAHOMA
FOR zslE ii the Coal and Gas
Yield s,a0 TO $500 per acre
JAsr fls TIER, Poteau, Okla.
z 12.27.6t.2247!A
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Male Help Wanted

RELIABLE MAN WANTED SELL
Ing shrubs, trees, plants. Per
mancnt, weekly pay. Write for
terms. GUARANTY NURsURY
CO., Rochester, N. Y.
12-14-sst-2O51A
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Feed and Produce

WE sPEclALlzs on Hay, Gram.
Flour, Groceries & chicken
feed. Best prices. FAIRMoET
FEED & STORAGE CO., Phone
46. 12-5-26t-1s76A
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Building cots FOR Sale

CHOICE LOTS m BELEv1EW.
simon and East Park Additions
nd Morgatltowns avenue. For par.
flculars see ?! AiRMo ONT BUILDING
Y ESNEsTM mt CO., 422 Profes,
slonal Bldg 1.2.26t239sA
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Repairing

SHOES REPAIRED WHILE You
WAIT. Salvatore Blumetto, sos
Monroe st. 1.2-26t.2sSsA
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SLEEPING ROOMS. 817h MadI.
son st. Phone 65.J. 1.2-St.2S94A
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Houses And Lots

70 Buy, sBl4l OR RENT see Geo.
II. Brobst Realtor, Professional
Bldg. 12;227.s6t.2s52A
CONSULT a. q. FoRTNEY, Nc.
crory Bldg Hopses and Lots.
Phone aC5:R t2.2a.2st.22ssA
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1915 AGREsEARM. 10.room house,
on paved roads and car line.
Easy trade on town property. MRS.
IDA QUINN Downs, w. Va.
12.2S-6t-2259A
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IIectricallWIl.ork
Loans

WILL LOAN $500 on improved
4 local real estate; Smith, 900
scteuley Block. ut you have mon.
- to Invest whynot put II into 10.
cal hands. A Want Ad Ike this
icont1 "copper" Tord.l
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05

 Richard his full of   January 1921  of
 
 
  192122 "I full responsibility" When closed 23
  in askG  IF THE REPUBLICAN, ATTORNEY PUBLICAN AUDITOR KNEW 5. BANK WAS INSOLVENT, WHY
  DEPOSITS OF INNOCENT PEOPLE
   WAS INSOLVENT TO INFORM THE PUBLIC VENCY OF MONEY TO BE FURTHER DEPOSITED THEREIN? Cochse County Democratic Central Committee
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05
Official Censor
 of Bathing Suits
 Now on Big Liner

AT SEA, ABOARD s. s. MAJESTIC, Nov 4.-n official o. K. has been plac ed on the one-piece bathing suit for the middle of the Atlantic ocean.
 Miss Winnie Elliott is the censor of transatlantic morals who has Issued the decree.
 She is swimming instructor in the pool of the steamship Majestic. Also censor. And she herself wears a one piece suit-and no stockings.
 ''I have never seen an immodest suit" says Miss Elliott ''I think mos people want to be modest anyway Be sides. the prettiest bathing suits al ways have ample material in them"
 Miss Elliott ought to know. For her job not only includes giving swimming lessons to passengers, but also advice on what they ought to wear at the beaches of the world.
 She's an international bureau of ill formation on beach fashions-what they wear along the Riviera, at Deau- vile, BlarritZ, Florida, California, any where. q.
 MISS Eiilott IS all r1nsilSH Slri' f1er moment of triumph, she says, came last August when she gave a swim ming exhibition before King George and Queen Mary.
 Aboard the Majestic she is studying psychology on the theory that it will help her in teaching the ships passen- gers how to swim.
 She owns IA medals, won in races since she was 10 years old.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05
Fiery, Itchy Skin
 Quickly Soothed With Sulphur

Mentho-Suiphur, a pleasant cream. will soothe and heal skin that is ir- ritated or broken out with eczema; that is covered with ugly rash CT pimples, or rough or dry. Nothing subduss fiery skin eruptions so quickly says noted skin specialist.
 The moment this sulphur prepara- tion is applied the itching stops and after two or three applications, the eczema is gone and the skin is de- lightfully clear and smooth. Sulphur is so precious as skin remedy be- cause it destroys the parasites that cause the burning, itching or dis figurement. Mentho-Sulphur always heals eczema right up.
 A small jar of Rowles Mentho- Sulphur may be had at any good drug store.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05
SMITH TELLS WHY EVERY VOTER
 SHOULD KILL PHOENIX PLAN n
 BOND STATE FUR s2 100000
Secretary of Chamber of Commerce Points Out That Many Miles of Really Necessary Road Could Be Built For
 Amount Marcopa Asks For 'Week-End Trail

age in each State, hence the name Seven Percent
 Two and one-halfr million dollars if matched with federal aid would pave the entire road between Phoe- nix, Gila Bend and Yuma and the unpaved portion of the road between Phoenix and Tucson. at. a cost per mile no greater than that of the proposed Week End Trail" If the taxpayers want to add $2.500000 to their already heavy burden, why not use it where the greatest value can be secured?
 Here's another specious. statement: l: Tt will bring into this state thous- ands of travellers" When the road between Holtville and Yuma, and Yuma and Phoenix already contract ed ~, has been completed, which will be probably within twelve months, a peved road between Phoe- nix and the Colorado River will of fer no inducement to travellers. un- less 90 miles, or more, of sand an> rough road betweenthe river and Mecca are to be considered an in- ducement
 Another statement in the adver- tisement referred to, is Property of an assessed valuation of $10.000 will only be taxed $1.35." Whoever prepared this advertisement forgot to mention that this payment would have to be made for twenty-five years and that there would be more to pay for interest.
 It's going to take all the taxpayers of this state can stand to provide for necessary maintainance of the roads we already have contracted for, if the delinquency in taxes of over S600.000 reported in Maricopa is any criterion.
 Taxpayers of this state should perform "a civic duty, making good as a citizen and put the big 'X'' opposite 101.
 Yours truly,
 B. L. Smith, Secretary, Bisbee Chamber of Com merce.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05
Hawaiians Charge
 Hula : Hula Libel
 Upon Island Race

HONOLULU, T. H., Nov. 1.-Two ancient and forgotten laws on the statute books of Hawaii which still are effective could be invoked to sup press the hula-hula dance of Hawaii, which is usually performed by grass skirted woman, according to an an mouncement by territorial Attorney General John A. Mathewman. in com ment with recent efforts to abolish the hula exhibitions, now given mainly for the entertainment of tourists.
 The announcement followed the adoption of a resolution by the Hawai- ian Civic Club. composed of leading Hawaiians, denouncing the hula, as a Libel upon the Hawaiian race and its customs"
 Judge Mathewman said that the two laws which might be enforced against exhibitions had been on the statutes of the territory for many years-one since 1850 and the second since 1896, this having ben adopted when Hawaii was republic.
 . In connection with the campaign against the hula, Vaughn MacCaughey, territorial superintendent of schools while addressing the Honolulu Ad Club, declared that the "so-called high society dancing which is seen at lead ing social events is more immoral than the hula"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05

do not depend upon popular airs for the popularity of their concert. They are guaranteed to please an audience with a well-balanced program of fa- miliar old songs, modern compost tion and grand old classics.
 Miss Virginia Rice. harpist plays an instrument of extraordinary value and beauty. The instrument pos sesses unusual power and brillance and Miss Rice is a harpist of easons o feXperience in concert and solo work.
 Miss Mary Gorham, violinist, plays this most difficult of instruments with the smoothness and plaintive delicacy of an artist.
 Miss Genevieve Mead, cellist and manager of the company, has piloted the trio through a series of lyceum tours. Miss Mead is a professional concert artist having had wide ex- perience in the concert stage before organizing the Chicago Orchestral Club.
 The program of the Chicago Or
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05
Editor The Review

Editor The Review
 large display advertisement in Douglas paper entitled Making Arizona Famous" calls for some com ment. This Ad. makes the following statement, "In Arizona the question of good roads is a question to be decided. In my. opinion this question has already been decided. Arizona's state engineer in his designation of roads for the per cent system, which has been approved by the United States Government, does not include the Week End Highway" which leads one to believe that the state engineer does not approve of this road And this must mean that federal aid cannot be secured for it.
 To quote from Arizona Highways of October: The seven per cent legislation was passed by Congress in a desire to concentrate Federal road expenditures on the main ar teries of transportation. The High way Act provides for cooperation by the Federal oGvernment with the tSates in the improvement of but seven percent of the total road mic
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05
Orchestral Club Will Appear in Concert Here Saturday Night

The first number of the lyceum course arranged by the Bisbee High School Alumni Association will be the appearance here next Saturday night of the Chicago Orchestral Club.
 The concert will be given in the high school auditorium, and season or individual concert tickets are now on sale.
 Following is what the press agents promie for the Chicago Orchestral Club:
 The Chicago Orchestral Club is company of true artists. Three delightful young ladies. playing the three most classic of instruments will make you live every minute or their musical entertainment They
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05
MESA DEFEATS TEMPE

TEMPE. Ariz.. Nov. 4.-Tempe noraml, playing it's first football game in Is years. gave Mesa high, one of the strongest scholastic elevens in the state. a terrific bat tie on normal field this morning, losing stubbornly contested battle, six to IA. Captain Jeff Skousen of Mesa and Brown of Tempe were the stars of the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05
The Bond Shows That Was Disapproved by Campbell July 28 1920 But It Was Not Returned the State Treasurer Until January 8, 1921
The Law Specific-Campbel Cannot Escape Responsibility

 had on una of the Sas of m tRs & % 9Iefs @ nd Cena @ nk & @ % @ now ha the % The stockholders deunct bank naturally much ] m the 2 ehaae9 % the % %an who %s to be 
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  s % sa % @ a. nus %
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05
The State of Arizona Lost $439,OOO When
 Central Banks Failed.

The Failure of Governor Campbell Comply With the Provi sons of the Law Lost the State of Arizona $439 900 % Because of the Failure of the Central Banks of Phoenix Wckenberg and Wilcox.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05

Professor w. w. Skeat, in the re- gently published fourth edition of his distionary containing approximately 10000 English words, recognizes only 12 as untraceable in origin.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-05
Sunday Morning, November ,, 1922

chestral Club is varied by descrip- tive numbers, old ballads and opera tic elections. Each member of the company is a solist and further var ies the entertainment with the intro duction of solo selections at inter vals.
 "The three instruments-harp, eel To and violin-play beautifully in concerts, responding in perfect har- mony to the touch of the three artists-Miss Rich, Miss Mead and Miss Gorham."