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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-05

First publication Jan. D. 1922. 1/5-4t
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-05
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE

City Auditor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
PL.iINVIEW.

Aubrey Magill hats returned from a
trip 90 California.
Mrs. =. l.. Bank OF Loclnev had
business here the first of the week
Miss Mary Frances Hardy visited In
Amarillo over the week end.
= NJ. Willard OF Tulla was here on
business Monday and Tuesday.
Arthur Reinkcn and Douglas Earth
man we're visitors In Amarillo Friday.
J.. W. Walker OF Ahcrnithv snen,
several days here last week on bust
ness
W T.. Spencer of Cisco was a brsl
ness visitor in Piainyicw Friday and
SIurdas
Mrs II. Il Page ot san Angelo. aunt
a. Mrs James. who she has been vie
ting during this summer. returned YES
lcrd1y Co her home IN san Angelo.
Miss Pearl Robinson ~ Lubbock and
Mrs FITZGERALD OF Alternately visited
their parents. MI and Mrs j ". Rob
isou. here over the week end
Everett Bryan has returned % Plain
View after "a ten months stay bon East
land county whore De- has b..n om
p.uN,d with the highway department
Georg" Bennett Of spur was har
i'r the weekend His family live here
although ne Is IN the Insurance busl
ness IN Spur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
.PiNIP,

T b Hobart was visitor in ca.
madam Monday
Mr.. and Mrs \. n. Douccte had
as their Thanksgiving dinner guests.
Mr. and Mis- A. % Tiusley and chill.
dr'n, pr A. a. Eowycr and family.
and Nj ana Mrs Joe NJ. smith and
daughter
Miss Maudc eileen left "Wednesday
night for few days visit with home
folks IN Amarillo
Miss Vera I.olrlck. who Is attend.
ing Clarendon College. is visiting her
parents, Nh and Mrs II l.. Ledricl,
ot this city.
Miss Julia Nh, Rlruhart. who g.,
teaching az Alaurccd, is spending IN,
holidays with home folks here.
pr. \. Il. Sawyer ana family wer,
Amarillo visitors SUNDAY and Monday
Nh and Mrs r. Il. Solomon au,
children and Mrs J T. Line Of OKLA
huml CITY spent Thanksgiving viii
relatives iu Panhandle Mrs Line vii
depart Tor her home saturday
@. J.. Ashhurn and Fred Hobart wen
to Canadian ON business Tuesday.
Misses Goodcr and Childrcss an,
Chester Carr motorcd 10 Wheeler los
saturday fnr the weekend They rs
tun,d SUNDAY night and were accom-
panied home by Miss Bernicc Chan
man, who had been spending a weel
with friends there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
PANHANDLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Franklin visited
Sunday in Amarillo. the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Albert wood
Lewis Williams made business triT
10 Canadian this week
Mrs. Roy T. George and baby q
Canadian. who has been visiting hen
mother, Mrs NJ l.. Gunter. and faini
BY returned home Saturday.
Mesdames T. r Carhart. e. -. Gar
mon, j. l.. Carhart and II. H. Cleca
and Miss Gladys Carhart were amonl
those visiting In Amarillo Tuesday.
, a Paul " Y. Ellis and J. l.
Bourland were attending Ia business
In Amarillo saturday.
L. L Brain was IN Amarillo Fri
day and Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Price returned sun
day from visit with relatives 80 ~
Dorado. Okla.
Mr. ana Mrs. G II Brown and ]
" Paul Of Amarillo. attended the FUN
rru ~ Air Held. Monda,.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ~ Carretson Of
Amarillo. were Panhandle visitors
"Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs j. q Suaulding. whC
have been spending several weeks IL
Panhandle with Mrs Standings par
ents Mr. and Mrs " $ Tomilson ans
her brother T. T Tomlson ana mmlh
viii leave this week Tor Junction. Tex
az.
Mr. and Mrs + T. Mannoy and d,
he daughter Dorothy. aud Nj and
Mrs II a. cole ~ Amarillo were Pan
hindl, visitors Wednesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
DE

Mr. and Mrs Cloyd Cash 1ud little
daughter ~ California hay, spent The
Hast week with llr j a. H1mugs
head and Nh and Mrs y. p. Holdings
head Mrs Cash s &c sister TO r. r.
Mr.. and Mrs Cash VIII 60 90 Denton
from here. whore they win visit Tor 4
time with other relatives
MIR and Mrs Morris oliver and baby
Fay, of Pueblo Colorado. came Boo ur
Tuesday 90 visit with his parents. Mr.
and Mis- Miles, oliver ana ID Il. Ham
.ltou. father of Mrs. oliver.
Mrs g. NJ Iu'trcu and daughter
Mrs " " Jones and children. were
shopping in Amarillo "Wednesday o
This week
L. NJ Baldwin was ln Amarillo Mon
day.
John CORN OF Amarillo was IN town
Monday
T. s.. McClcudon Of Vega Was ~
'hud, Monday on business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
Ql ,NtII

W l.. Underwood and family re-
turned from Breckenridge last week
IN going hy Tho way o. Seymour and
Albany they ran into a wet country.
and had 70 firht some of the hardest
roads IN Texas
W. ". Larv's daughter In law. who
had been visiting him. let THURSDAY
nigh, FOR Cisco on receipt ~ a wiz,
that her brother was very low.
Mrs. "a Howard. wife Of tho wichl
"a postmaster, arrived here Friday "a.
ening 10 visit her brother. l.. 5. Ma.
loney.
Judge Hankins and wife have ro,e
from Marlin TO san Antonio. lie Is
IN wretched health Of late. W. are
sorry 10 say and may h. away all
winter.
Rev. Reeves. who was 10 have preach.
81 ~ the First Christian church. -.
c'ived q wire from Holdenviue. Okla
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
MIAMI

Miss Nclma sue Green wont to Anna
rho Monday for a visit with relatives
Mr. and Mrs Tyson Joftus AND Mrs
}. ". J-ffus OF Mohcotlr were in Nj
ami tho first Of the week. Mrs J.
" Jcirus went on 90 Harper. Kansas
10 visit her son who is in college AT
that place.
Mrs H. B Mathcfs. who has beer
visiting relatives at White Deer. TO-
turned home the first Of the week
Mrs Mathers was accompanied lN hci
sister Miss Bculah Lee. who viii visit
here for few DAYS
Mrs J +. Johnston came homo sat
urd1y from Fort Worth whcrc she Ia,
been for the past six weeks She re-
ports the new grandson and Mrs
sherman Johnston doing nicely.
Mrs Humans aud her five sons
ana Mr. and Mrs Swcarington AN,
son, all Of near strong city. okla
arrived Unexpectedly 40 the home O
Mr. and Mrs Homer Woods the latte
part 81 last week Tor short visi.
after which they continued on thci
way 10 California points. Mrs. Rum
mans is the mother N Mrs Woods.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
HIGGINS.

II $ Mugg and wife and Mrs. ].
X. Mugg and son spent Thank sgivinp
az lipsoomh with Mr. and Mrs y T..
Shu,icrN a hig goose and all the
trimmings made a dinner that rivaled
th" festive turkey j X Mugg aud
John Miller are in Mineral Wells and
the family had o. eat enough goose
for the ahsen, ones and themselves.
too
Mrs l.. W wainscott was the CUES,
OF Mr.. ana Mrs H. n. Mitchell a,
Booker Thursday
Mrs. r. G. Reynolds and the boys
LEFT Tuesday night fur their home a,
pllhatt, after visit with Alr and
MIS- \. L. Ncail
Miss Marguerite ForCsmln came
IN nom Gate. oklahoma. IN, first Of
the WEEK 10 spend q few DAYS with her
'many former friends In our city.
Miss Belle French and little Ruth
French Of Woodward spent ThauIsgiy,
INK with Mr. and Mrs T.. r. Word
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
VERNON.

Mr. and Mrs g. @ Crawford. Of
Crowell. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. }. Y Darlington Mr and Mrs.
Crawford formerly resided here.
J. " Powell has returned from an
|, extended trip through New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs T. L. McCartrr and Dr.
and Mrs 6 J Armstrong OF 81 Louis
are visiting in tho home n r. Young
blood.
c. J. Farrell and family Icft for
Austin SUNDAY to visit Their SON. Ted.
dy who is attending the stat, Uni.
versity. They viii return the la'tor
nart ~ this week
W NJ Null lof SUNDAY for his home
m oklahoma CIV after % visit of .ov.
rral days az th, home OF o. W Caring
ton Mrs Null who accompanied her
husband here win remain Boo vernon
some time Mrs Sui s ar Caring.
tons daughter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
Panhandle Society

that his wife was seriously 49, and
left Immediately.
Mines. A. Moselcy and Mason Harwel
spent saturday In Vernon
From Hanford Cali comes the news
that Jack L. Spinotta az Gmngoyill,
and Miss Capitola Neoly OF Fort Worth
were married one day las, week. Boil
young people used 10 live in Quanat
a few years ago Jack being IN the oil
hnsInnks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
Polk STREET Me,i,odi.

Folk street Methodist Church. E.rth.
th and Polk Streets SUNDAY school
at 9l' O.. u. Splendid classes flr 9u
AZ the morning hour. 1880 O'Clock. IN,
pastor VIII deliver Oh, second sermon
~ his series ou Tho Family which
viii ho special service for th, rrowr
up boys Tho topic win De-. Tn, Splr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

solo. Repent We. scoti-Miss Stinnc't'
organ Postude AHA Marcia. Galhraitn'
Evening Prelude. Orchestra: Anthem
% Come % My Heart Lord Jesus. Marx
worth with solo hy Mrs. Davies; Or
fetorg Areh,-tm. organ Postlude, Ana
Gitoffu. Eprlrd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

Tho uncultivatcd area of Texas could
support an thu people ~ the United
States, using as hlsls of calculation
two acres per capita, which Is m,
worlds average.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
Vanguard -. VII. Th. VANGUARD

Vanguard T.. y. P.I. Tho Nauuard
B IS. T.. O.. OF The Firt Baptist church
offers th. following II.-.m s.nday
evening at CI5 %. m Group so D
wIH hat, charge ud tn u. Tor
.lr evening win ho "My Church and
OuF Town introduction Nlss NuW
Street. lr the Preaching Service Miss
Dow. Odum lu the TuchHa Service.
Au4 IatDu, Ciurheli. ln tho puy~,
and rrs. Service Miss Niua Neok
300 the Training Service. Master Eiwooi
ptu.ri Memory Verse. MIss Ruby
Street Scripture Reading Master Tom
Iuuc. Piano Solo Mrs p John Mer.
cas-; Reading N Tul lay Gut
uth A cordial invitation is extended
tH an l.f. ..IH..s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
HAIR SALE

Fine line Of Switches, first Quail
ity. Human hair all eolors includ-
ing gray. 1T prices way below
value.
Bring in your combings and have
them made into switches, CURLY
Bobs. Etc. Country orders solicit
ed. Work guaranteed.
The Hair Shop
1905 Polk Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
CHURCH NOTICES

IN of youth TH. gu" s.rIror.
have been invited t0 H.|UI .r 30 Ulir.
and an other young w.. .. H. .t. t.-
cordially invited TO Worship with us
Junior League at 5000 u. N. lois
npason. Supuiu'.rl.r, n.rm.ua..
League at ESQ u m. H ft. H.n au.
mex, Mrs Oscar N. Superintendent.
Senior Lclgu" at $50 r m. BOO the o.I
annex. a VeIY uf"r.sfHe uuram h4
been arranged. 80 OBJ. evening hour.
ESQ y. m. there $500 I. lr ola fsh.
lonod service The topic $500 %. Heart
Religion" We cordial. u,I.pu, .,
cryonc To an our services Stanley
". Hayne, Pastor
First Baptist Church. AE.Y D. o..
f.r every mcmhu az Do, family Gs
member IL is vital tU Hi.. Chris
tmn Education Son .. ...u.. Do F.
any ~ our five o.. s. D. Us our
.B. y. T.. Us ar, laI.I laI inject tho
needs of eycty eHrUn. rm the
cradle no tine u.. Good SINGING
wide awake folks good programs. and
lu, Christian cheer EE.r member
ny tho church On Ure Hf .. Unions lts
..mug-so is Christmas
First Baptist Church Preaching
services go held $1,000 o.. ZOO ami
I7I- o. m In ~ vs. Num $500
preach ot both ... 40 'r. owen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

Program Tabernacle Souinr u. y y
l. Subject "Amustmcut th1t ig worth
while Scripture Reading. Ruby Gf
ford; Leader Ml> Woodward: PRAYER
group one. introduction. ly leader
Amusomonts Have p.1c, and valu,
for the Christian Wilbur Zlrr,ur. Am
uscmont Should hs Go,re1tivc. Rub,
Clifford. ADJUSTMENTS That Is Worth
While is Amusement That is Well Tim
80. B'lI Hall Tn, Moral Test of Ann
usement Mr. Woodward. Amusement
That is Worth While is Whol,sam,l,
Associated Lurlinc Dnday. Social lin,
/ a place Tor Testimony Bradley Allison
what can cur y. y j. T. do to rr.
vide ADJUSTMENTS That Ar, Wurl
While. Mrs Savage How clos. o..
danger is 30 safe tu roe Come tu ~ Y
~ 4. tonight and lets talk 10 nv..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

Church ol the \IyIrcuc. Corner .u.
and Lincoln So s.. 1900. m....
hIs hron 'n ur.u H' tls Ni..M
Church lor several d.E- TH. m...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

tended to alb Robert S. Maccanm.
Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

Church 81 Christ, Tenth and Fiji
more. Bible school 1856 70 m. A river
becomes crooked Dose following tho path
OF least resistance So does % man
study YOUR mistakes ln Oh, lIsht col.
M" Bible Lords supper Tn. church
meets to Break Bread" each Lord
Day 900 % q. w Morning sermon "Thc
Whatsoever more of Christianity" Cos
pei preaching 800. "Tho Christ of DO,
old Testament Mission Study Class
\ Gathering for tho young people Iut,
their special training and develop
mont b3u b. m PRAYER meeting Wed
n"sdly t3O pm. This statement b,
honest advertising the meeting Iniur
devoted i0 prayer aud PRAYING Com,
ana bring Your needs. hopes and Jmli
lions iU the Iord Teacher TuIuIue
Glass Friday ,.3u o. m Under. tho %.
rrctiou of Oh, evangelist Civilizations
Trinity az lntDrdcpoud,ut Institutions
the Home the Stat, and the church
The wort ct the latter s Fundamental
ip ih" oNisi1n.o and welfare OF thr Oh
/ rrs q shepherd Evangelist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

Central Presbyterian, Tenth and Tay
Ion streets. SUNDAY School $50 a.
m We have enjoyed fine attcudancos
for several SUNDAYS and are counting
on q banner month during December.
Morning and evening services TO- e. 90
and 7.3O o. m. The Junior and In.
tormodiate Christian Endcayor Socic.
ties will meet in the annex and the
church hall 40 $500 o. m. and the SEN
Tor Eudeayor Society will meet in the
annex az ESQ b m An children who
will help In the annual Christian Ser.
vice are requested 10 meet IN the
church NJ 800 O'Clock this afternoon.
We cordially invite your attendance AT
oar services. H. Thomson, Minister.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist, 1901
Taylor ST. Services every sunday at
II q. m. and ON Wednesday az s p. m.
sunday school Gas Il. m.. Tor students
under 90 years OF age Subject for
Sunday. God. the Only Cause ana
Creator \ reading room is main.
tanned in tho church from l.2O until y.
m.. except on SUNDAY and HOLIDAYS.
whore the Bible and authorized chris.
tain Science literature may D. read co.
purchased. The public ls cordially iu
Nitcd 90 attend Oh, services and tu visit
| the reading room
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
DEATHS.

Baltimore. Md, on De-
cember Fl. 1922, Edward Atkinson
Relatives and friends are invited To at
tend the funeral services ~ his late resi-
dcnce. 1913 Webster street, baltimore.
Md. on sunday afternoon. December -.
at o'clock Intermcnt at Louden Park
ECHENHOFER-In Middlctown, Del. on
December 20. 1922. George Echenhofcr.
aged 81 years
Relatives. friends and Union Lodge.
A. r. n \. NJ. Of Middletown. are In
vited tn attend the funeral services az
his late residence on sunday afternoon
at 40 O'Clock. lntcrmCnt at Forrest
kANTSin this city. on December 2i.
1922. Edward r. Name.
Relatives. friends, Wilmington Lodge.
No. !. 4. -. L. W. Water Witch Fire Co.
Volunteers Firemons Relief Association
and all other organi,a tons 10 which he
belonged are invited 10 attend the funeral
from 1905 West Ninth street. on Tucsda y
morning, December %, a. o'clock
Requiem mass at sacred Heart Church
lnterment at Cathedral cemetery.
kELLEl-ln this city. on December %
1922 William Kelley. Jr.. husband o'
the late Micah II. Kelley. aged a
years.
Relatives friends, members OF the G. \
r.. Firemens Volunteer Relief Associa
ton and employees OF the Black smith shop
=. X. X. are invited 20 attend the funcra
services at the residence of his son-in
- 49,
on Tuesday afternoon. December ~ a
o'clocS. Interment at Lombardy GENE
terry Remains may be viewed after
y. m. Monday evening. December 25.
PLCMMER-On December 2l, 1922
Nfordecai = Plummer.
Funeral services will be held az New
Castle County Workhouse on sunday
December -. at , clock. for the in
mates of the workhOusc and 2 O'ClOcR foi
y he general public. Intermcnt at Mari
boro. Md
RICHARDsON-Int this city. on Deem
Der %. 1922. John Il. Richardson, aged
~ years.
Relatives and' friends and members o.
the knights OF Malta and Lenape Tribe
No. q. |. q. X. NJ. ere invited To attend
the funeral services at his late residence
s south Jackson street on Tuesday after
noon. December 20. at clock lntermcn
Lawncroft cemetery.
SlLNkR-At Red Lion. Del, on Decem
Der %, 1922. Jane e. widow of Henri NJ
silver. In her Sc tn year
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services 1t her late resi-
dence on Tuesday morning. December p
st IL O'Clock. lntormcnt Preshy teria
cemetery. Chrfstiana. Del. Conveyance
will meet train at Rear and Porter az 4
and lO.s0 O'Clock. Also trolley at Roger
Corner al 10 CLOCK.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
EARLY NEWS FLASHES
sirh spots IN Worlds Happenings a.
Reported BY the Associated Fress W
60 Slx a. IA

sirh spots IN WORLDS Happenings a.
Iepu-ted By the Associated Fress UP
60 Six a. n
Domestic.
Abraham Becker. convicted ~ hrsi
degree murder "a causing death OF
vIfe who was found buried IN
ssa.oW DIR ~ the Bronx y. y.
AGED Card "a. B-g ~ Quebec says
tn.. repeated fires IN Catholic .nstitu-
LOWS orc creates, IVA, % MS life.
.fe. IAuch re,s judges decision IN
contest wlsh 81 dget smith Tor bantam
ae.rh' ttie.
Railroads report ina; Christmas
Push .u AID ouf ~ New York Is
hs1NIes' M c.fy's history.
E~a. Clr Lodge insures gof
champion Gene Sarazeu for $780,
Ooo .rarst accident or death.
Typhoid death rate increases from
- rtr 100 900 - population in 1920 20
% .r Tinted states registration area.
November business conditions show
Increases lr production and dlstr.bu-
Ton according 90 government reports.
Twelve Thousand square miles OF
pac fr oceans bottom charted by
United states dsstroyers
Greet Photographic plates bearing
pictures ~ Stars near the sun reach
i.rk Observatory for test % Einstein
Ieury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23

Bulgaria hesitates about killing a lot
81 former Cabinet officers because the
executions in Greece are not approved
abroad Philadelphia Record
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
CHRIST As.
BY Edgar A. Guest.

Was there lowlier place OF birth
Ever known upon the earth?
4 bleak and barren stable
And the mothers bed OF straw.
And the rich who fled the inn
That would not let Mary in.
The angels who We're watching
Through the darkness. never saw.
Hirh the star OF Bethlehem
Shone above. but not for them:
Never once they ceased their laughter
Never once they quit the room:
OF that nupbr but a few
Ever cared or ever knew
That a woman had been ordered
To the stables murky gloom.
Not until the Wise Men came
Did they learn that baby's name;
Not until the Wee Men offered
Cold and frankincense and myTrh.
Not until the break OF dawn
Did they know a KING was born,
And that God had blessed the stable
With the mother lying there.
Now IN Star OF Bethlehem
Which God hung above for them
Still leads us 20 the stable
And the manger where lie lay;
And throughout the ages long
Men repeat that angel song
Which rang out above the stable
On that first glad Christmas Day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
NEAR EAST RELIEF
APPEALS FOR FUNDS
Plight OF Millions Of Refugees
in Turkey Becomes Very
Alarming.

r.a,cs, cahleCrAms from the Near
ras, toll of the very desperate con-
a.flou of two milton women and chill
arcn. refugees from Turkey. This
sltuation was brought about by the
catastrophe at smyrna and the edict
% the Turkish Angcra Government
"neru.tting" AL Christians to leave
Turk.v. Tn. word permit" did not
nn,.eaA the population who under
wood what WAS meant but created
me widest scenes OF disorder IN the
Interior. All roads leading 70 points
~ exit from Turkey are teeming win
refugee trying % leave.
President Harding realized mat
america - the only Sope Of these peo-
le and has orgarized Near East
Emergency Committee with VIII Hays
chairman.
The Near Fast Emergency fund
non-cr- Cor wilmington are: Mayor
eRov Harvey. Phillp ID. Laird. Henry
D., SCOTT. Mrs. T. Coleman du Pont'
John Rosseu II. Rev. Philip Cook
t,v charles l. Candee. Rev. Geo
ID Allison Rev Robert Watt.
TIE Near Pas; Relief - making an
fort Cor funds through the loca!
. h,f--hes and clubs and with Christ
AS letter Cor these sufferers. Cheeks
,ould he sent % l.. L Maloney. Sc
ur.-v Trust q safe DEPOSIT CO. who
Oh, local treasurer % Near East i'eile'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23

a short circuit I'm the electrical wir-
ing was frst held accountable for the
blaze. but later Mon~ignor Lafiamme.
cure OF Notre Dame. presented TO
Daniel Lorrain. chief OF Provincial
police. the following letter postmorked
In Montroal
IL will burn your church down on
Decembr IS"
Suspicious strangers also, were re-
ported to have been seen prowling
around the church.
The police then began an investiga-
ton based on the belief that the fire
had been set.
Notre Dame Church was considered
one OF the finest and most artistic
church buildings in Canada and the
interior had been renewed recently at
cost of 100000. The loss was said
to be covered by insurance.
a messenger boy turned in the
alarm when ne noticed smoke issuing
| from the ediiice. Firemen were unable
| for a time to locate, the seat OF the
blaze. so dense was the smoke inside
the building. Later II vas found the
/ flames had started between the ceiling
and the roof. Heroic efforts were
made to save the sacred vessels were
unsuccessful.
The church known ms the French
/ 8asilica. was located on the oppOsis
side of the square from the former
site OF the Jesuits' college. and was
established in 1917. The first mas,
vas said on Christmas day In 1850
but II wac not until 1866 that tn,
church was ,consecrated by the frs
Bishop Of Quebec. Monsignor DE Laval
IL underwent n restoration in l7a5
J and since that date had been altered
and renewed n number Of times
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
|NCEND|ARy BLAMED
FOR NOTRE DAME FIRE
Historic Church Was Finest in
All Canada; Valued at
100000.

Quebec, Dec. 23.-The series OF nres
which have swept Catholic institutions
in Canada recently, eliminating early
yesterday in the destruction or the
historic sl.00o.000 Notre Dame Church
was brought to the attention OF the
Provincial Legislature yesterday with
the suggestion that all might be the
work OF incendiaries.
Taking the floor after Premier
Taschereau had expressed to Cardinal
Begin the regrets of the Legislature at
the loss OF the famous basilica. Arthur
Suave. leader OF the opposition, said:
Would 81 not be well TO question
whether this fire is the work OF a
criminal organization? That is in the
air. and l call the attention OF the At
torney General TO the fact that within
"A year we have had to deplorc losses
OF that kind every month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
JUST AS HANDY As
A TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD

There are only 26 letters on the
keyboard OF a typewriter.
Only nine numerals. And a score
OF symbols and punctuation marka
Yet with this slight equipment you
can write the largcs; book that was
ever compiled in the English language.
Or a whole shelf full OF them,
And there are only 10 main groups
in Every Evenings classified section.
And a half dozen or so clsss.fcat,ons
under each one.
Yet within this simple framework
OF numerically arranged class,fica-
lions and alphabetically listed ads,
any buying or selling oHer-any bar
gain or wHnt-csn be Systematically
placed where you can find II i'm
mediately,
Here's universal service that sat-
isles particular needs-at a glance.
The Abe classified ads Always
the same-in service Always d!,-
ferent-in opportunity.