https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/efcd9e3b05b7ed141514c66f9d9d6b1d.pdf 329c6e617d6d020f4fbb4479c6806bc5 PDF Text Text ... ' our Hundred Thousand DoBars "Heart Balm" Allowed By ' J····,' ., ,_ ' t• ,, ' ' '' ' "":'R ,'{l' '' ',, ~ . :,..t ·.' • • ~ , J The Greatest Heater On Earth.;.... 1, ' I ' ' ~ tl~ic.~·gc{:Puli<:e · ~ ·. ... .R~~l ' ' > ,r ; I ~ I , ) : t' ' 1/l • !•\ ( • • " • • .,., ,; ·~ ' ' ·,• t ~ .t ' ' ' ' , r ' , '· ,rRjC~· :J:OJ.I•EN Let Us Demonstrate it in your Horne or Office:····'.':·. ·· ... E., Jl. Mot4ru,, mlnei-, of Uutland, ot all'. and Mn. Elmer Molden, trillS ~~Ute rPrlce, daualuer ot ab4 Mr-!' . ..-t~~as Price of DyeB- II ~ '. 1 ·-- ~ ~ '. probate ' ju~dge','"Wednesday !by Justice Jla!'Aflll; .Mr. and y. ~ • " afternoon, or 30 K. of P.'s 81!d I. 0. !), F. members are requested Mrs Mol- den are welt l~W~ ~In' westetn M0(Ja cou11t1 and · iiav'$ 111.& hfcs.t ¥i Ishes of f, / Lodge will be held in Auditorium room, Friday evening, 6 :30. About 20 1'e~ 1rp1afrfild til tlte otnce oft be 1ville, . K. OF P.'S NOTICE '>~ ' tbelr many J w be present to help place steel beam in lodge room. By order of rrlend8:, ·. ' C.C, u, '..•• " ..Tnslanl /;l. Henry Ohlinger, "'·' ,., ' ,; 1 \ •'' ,. pERHAPS it is a sudden change RAILROAD EXTENSION " in the ' weather or the wind ti&~ " The Pedect Gas Fire The Ray·Gio it deeigned in a varie ty of eia:e• and 111yle•. The •imple und digotficd hnet will1uitlhe .. ' . ' ' From a R1y·Gio the beat come• '~tral~&hlout inlo lbe room and lravej, clear ucrou lhe rOQ~, warming any penon or object imtanl· ly1 ·~ l~m1 fir•t thst part of the room in moll di1criminating. De low i1 pictured • , ' ' coming from th• wrong directipn that makes the home so cold. No matter what the reason, a Ray-Gio with it'• radiant heat will worm _YOU. There is 'no delay, Radiant heat travel~ at the ~arne speed as light. Jua1 "'' the room ia ftooded with lleht the moment the •witch is turned,so are you bathed in warmth the momentthe Ray-Gio ialighted. whj&r, 7~-~ 3iY-~: •• ,, Tlur Glb iJ 'Otway• ready no matter esther condition•. what th . 1 Come In rnd aee our de•i~nt and fioi•be, . 1..· SHAPE'S STYLES AND iifl ' "' ~ ' ' • H•al whmuou wan I il- whtra lfOII wapr jl-al a lowu .:osr \;1 r ~ot; 1 ·, 'rO'.. Ptf • < I ' ' ''' '• ~~ •• . ' ALL 'Mf~. ' McMa&.ter·Hardware, Co~ ~ on lrer ci.•tera ' f~ ' 1 ' ' IA,I\J~ water way: -'he f61r" nur 11lnn wh\cl1 \\'OIIhl r,lvcJ 011,u p<>wer ''""" d jnHl other lut ernutloual ' ' ' I pnsell walt~•·· t~o ottllude aoJI\ltlon. otrerad I ptaa .bulloot "DOn't Tell Ever tlun ,. the I Mrs , Downoy 'lntl Margaret Erskine aan•l Mu . ' ' . y g, I tl.:mghtcr, ~,.11111. llana!tet•, rctUl'Ded to .. 1 Paramount Specml, Wlth a~ th tl thl It' wine. A light refreshment cou1ae waa , . S Ell' t e11' 1wme 111 11 un ng1on a a ~r.. 1 -. , COM- 1'-Jnce n ~ td, li luna wnmwn, 10 ft k' ,. 1 It !lh l\f I Rorved l(l u large Rtl('lldnnce. ' S 1'Dexter lmd other Rtars, will be c'"1:011 1n ~: ~ '1','1'" ' 1' 1' 1'1' t!:l 1 l!'urt Mltldloton a·etnrnttd to Colum- '[HE STRIAT . !If . t' 'J;l~[IF ' (at a.)eS IC THE AL- 1' tomorrow. 'l'h t t d I' Paohi. rm )· Ye:tgel' o{ ChOsM,re, wa:.t \ bus after a ~~~Ct.;. '"' .. m I anc ca rc u ay anc ,' Mrtt. R~lhy rew days visit l! erl.! Ahm tw~part com C'ailtng Oil fr\cuds here yattter(\U.y. bomu f0lks. A'I'I:'C>! TURKEY , ,edy. ', Mrs. H. L. Hanley luls be~n quite 0. 1-{. Stewart wa.s a bnooln''"'rlolt-1 :.,....:.:...,____ · .--~-IH\ek ro r tlltl llUBt r~ · wdo.ys nl hEtr Or ln Pt..int Plel snut YAI!lerday. 1 , , , I 1 , Tl• c lnsk (}t bali gamC' belwt·t n Mltl· homo 011 SixU~ lltrcot. ! Mr nntl l\olr11. M. L. ~~ottlngbam ar· Tho. , .JliiOCinh•~Press) lthe l , ,l!tf!lnn. 'lho 'llll'ltll hnv" .t)lpnr-1 !llftJlOI! hi!!';h fll'l mol lllltl Syrat·ll~tJ M , , M J 'L ' . d Albany •nl . r. 3Rh rs. oo oon.1r were re· rived ye&terdny f!~om ~ ,. 1 LAU'M,NNJil neo rntenle enlly l'call1:cd thai I he nu~?.inu pl nn I high rH hn ni whlf'l1 waH Jllnyetl lust It malnt~d until this mo1•nlng with Mr. 1 · · • ,, 1 · r(' nt K annugo. v s urs. I t,}~D for ketplnl' open the litraaa of tf',l Dardauelle• and th" DOipbprua In ~Jbe IDd peace and WM1' pt'o¥hlt!!d ror la• appolnlemnt of lhl!l lnternailonal .L •. ,..mJ.,!oa ot 00.,_tro~ coMnr.Re" 0 , a , ·r-.-- ., "' .., poweri tnc dt'alf ~tht Uni~ · 'I ' i. ' ec)' &I.N •• well ' &I \lrker nnn th" "" ' coutltrlea bordering on the Blnck Sea · L9rd Curzon, of Great Drltaln, Ia tbe ft1811 or the alltt~.revaaled" dl!:talls ot tbt proJ~et to tbe NtJar: Ea.at canter- I .o n Reid·' Glooria :Swausoll ' ' •.J ·t ' ' ' . ' ' ' .~ ,(J , t'ft,IIIIP.•. oonylcted murderen, rradliJHy extended southward. ,The Pacific slo~ ~.l!o had k lbl 1 1 b at ma e 11018 e P ac or t .) prop~ tr a at M~ryood oa a TePorP .. tbat l among tbe torePtoat ralllr~JI PbilllPI waa lielteved tQ1 ' bj.Y6 ' ~ountry. been Hea On the train It! It •eftl·Oma: "Unleas tbe meana of provldtnc; ba lut nla~t~ alt~oub ~ d~~U~N ot!Mn. of nat w)ntflr, alo '&a far s~U\ as lhe Mexican border, und Boreaa capital contemplated by are made antlable of t1•(1 property the territory It senea cannot threatened to IDYade the Ohio and Mlsalsstppl valleys tomorrow. (Willie hllulmum tempen.ture stilt PTflV&Ited In tbe Nnorthwest, the thermometer tJt• j uf4 tbt Un. u ,...., .,_ab:el, ealremel~ PlltlUpa ·~Jd hi.Je ' ~ohed that' chi.' and eago In thrte da)'l. JJe tnd.tca.ted no drop to WANTS HALF; . :.:· , . . MlLlJON .TO;li&lff' ' 'I' "'"' I COU1.1MBIJ'S, 0, Dj>c. 'TEN. UTILE TALKS .-· r .' (Number Four) ' .. . . · ·~t. your advertiail)~ . .,'' Pi*iible I ' . talk• alway• _~lNG then blow ypur .hbrn a• loud"" 1 · ,, ~ ' r· <I ' ' . . . . . ~~· , _; f. -)i;Ve are at your aerv~ tp help throllllt :me ~ ,, '+!~ertioing colin~m• of the Daily N~wti::~..... · . , I .,. ln. the.a:r.W,of 'below 1•· zero weatb· -. nortberd Obio ezper1euclnr onmpany; 8.nd to aid In the co~Tbe ~1 now ia da' .bill ·il-·; rt~.-aleel and Ice tJtorms dandelions weft~~:;,~::~. bt Its road r:'nd fo; otlulr l$8.161• aa lllcr.e~ll QIJ ~.51l,'~ .., O.I' a)lprovei M.lrch 3, 1,~1, 'Jat year. . •·· ''·' • ' i", act•· •upptemeatal tfumito, aD· - (., ·'· /, ~ bu&bell contained buds, followh\g ' re'apeett.. ly, Mar 2, t8'fl, . ., eral days of mild Decemt.er weather. !, 1813 and June 21. Ul74." er !aJd II ' ' ' -"'--~­ ' '!ROE-and i ~t ' ' ' ' '' I • ' J!h<v•ar,Vo·1 ~~~ colla 'll!iolt '·Siate &Dtl /ueH~e, ,IJ)oholiPJ .1\1• ·<~•- ~ ' Seua«t' act a;.e~4.\atbrf of intt · ~Jp~~ 1 .i41elarr, r~ tD t.be.rH~,~O!l•J dlf , 7.-Witb 1ju! 1:~::~:~;~4nf '~~ e'n\ltiel !'an acl Ia C-~"'l)IA lllol!"'«•.<!l ~ >MrPl~PJ:Ih thl Tesu a Pactfte ra taon• eqmmtu.te. .. ···· ~. •! ,- ; . 'tl.;li'~~ ;:;::::::::;:::::;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::;:::::::::::::;:::::::::::;:::::::;;:;::::;::::;::::::;:: ~· !'.cold· fil"*' from ' -the ·Northweot. • \, \ SPECIAL'~ Jr;: . .. sary. "By thB provlsloos ot tbe bill, the escaP,~d 1j'rom tbe Lp1 Anlelesr ~~~~~,?.: ,. ltte near hro temperature, interests or the public ktld tnetitort JaU. The wOmen aatiafted tbil " nrat cold wave or lbe wh>terl,,;·.• amply sateguardelt nn1l U •mllctedllhelr fitenU>tY. Tb'e • polie(J • b<io~r.diil&i,,.tlf• 1 ....;..;. ' J ' '*-' u. ARAMOUNTI f ~~~,l~~~i~~~~ I the four obelo"" !fro mark The bUI does not spEdfp ju1ot wU. previously. In, the rctt!l are ~lbt. (By The Aisouated Prea1u (My rue Auoal'!-l"d' P.re38) 1 In 'the At~ntlc <Statee and Northern of th• btll rfl.d 1 Ia bart: The -.. ttorney'a repreaentlnog the CLEVELAND, Dec. 7."""A ~, ... 1, , trom plateaU region :tbe te-mperature ''Tbat tbe capital stoCk oft Tb'i Tel'sta.te aUtl tbe deCeodant in the cllfle a tour:atory wlndo:w of au apa-rtment , tnllen, Wlhlle It lias risen In the .t; Pacttfc eotitpaay beretofOre b:7 _ • ~ot~ who i~ cbarxed wiUtl early tbla morntnr, brouslat almoat slseJppt valley On tbe P1elftc elope at $1iO,ooo,oob, may be lnef'Qt\Hd at ....,._._ ' ~·,_ ., ··• ' ttme by resolution of tt1 burd M W!ASHINOTON, · ~ 1·-rt.Y.e ' 'mil· ANoott,A: 1 ~. 7;~ Jrbe Turkllh Ni· l•boot.IDI Holl11 Gilkey ao.tpe ijme last lnat~nt death to Mr1. Clna -v. · Me- Wasb~ngton l)Olota reported IOYII~~t, ~'Wilt annoll~C:· oe,ar the LEuullng Creek ~enn~.t ,.S5,, widow, who bad: I)Nin 1ut- l lso no •!gliB of letting uP. dul)' adopted a.n!l wit~ · tbll ~lou dollars aa ib.Jt.o.. 4 ll!JI*'>' 'PIJ'· e;l. t<\IIIY. baa deetded that lt (laanot coot,nlled ·tilelr argument un.l fcrlog from . a. bJib fevefi aDd · deur~ 1 Automobile tramc was blocked In cbll11eDt of the bolder!l of a. 1m:t.jorlty 1Dlt,Dt to the ~roml111 o&~~<D~ r:;o~Ualbnc:e' In Turkey qf preu llmtt t~a.y. lum reaulUog trollt 'Dneumonkl. some IMlcUons, a'nd eome continental In amounts of ttl tbeb ·OUtitandl.b:R i and on&-ba.tt o1;90llion, (or..,-tt~rUa•t~· 1 01 poll ol!lcea of any ~ttprneya cror and Mac'k repre~ trains were rllunll'l.l late. Ret:~arts I~:~~~ stock, expr'Hsed by YOte ill .ecutton. ot war ~ .cr~·'8'tl~~ :wttb Turkey. Scott, wbtle Attorney C. :m. ~eoMia~ ·Clara ' Oartani ' aad 1 Morle' trom some uctlons ot tbe South to- 11 of by proxy at a meetlrf« or ~tbe moat•IDlPOftu& tt••!ln liJtd~s plea ia aastlpor· Prosecutor Davl.ll . .Miller. are N umbu• ,t vialtor• t04ar day tailed to aboW t1ie arrtnl of thl'! atocklrolden." i•JUI:'Plr bUl. for t.btil ', lJ:e,ltill~.e~~ ~11 ort·· I' lramc requirements Qf the raptd- 1 1ncomtng .Ctateago A developing terrtiOry It aerve!l, Ute'! railroad pusenger train ·~ ot Its cbarter 18 neee... llce who were aeektm: for Mrs • . I 1 Tb• AJUelato4 WA[\Cb.Fr tor c cmltnl hy l m kl!\h wnr Khl jlttl cncnlnK lll thr. y M f'. A gynw!ulum Mt' ii Claron~ l.tlN.o Qr. CnllR, was and Mrg, Wlllnm Mk!+aP.l. woultl rot·~e IHl r to 11111111 n M.vy. 'l'hu I WIIK a f m~t one :\itd hnth t onnHI made a :;hOPIHlr hero yollteloda./. Mrs. Frod ' Hus11eO left tor Charles· nt'l11cd Jlillll fnl' tlhll.' BlhCIIHl flll l\m!trt - a goOll KlHmlll!-\ Till ~ Is tho fii'St J11r. :11111 Mrs. A £oi~n1tr., wlio hnve tun tilts mOr'uiug to vi::dt for II.. few •On or tho wnrs 11111 01111 total ton~ I~Uillc o r the MUII !I011 nllll tho Jlredk · I 0011 \'IHIUng 'irs. lnRrgPrct nber b 11 sband, Fred "~UIIB<!II,•) Park nn1l days ••tlh ,.. nnge to be Rllowed in tho wat~:t'H uu ~ llon 11 fm· (:nr homo tc 1111 n1 <J very , 'n MeMI"an llosnltnl, 1 11 ·d ' ~ , , ' rnmily ro r U\e pftst tew dnys, lcrt fhts r.. .. er control and glve 1111k8y Ulld the proml ~i ~~~ Arter a lmrd -tmu:J.t bat· ' J.. •1 {, ' b. Jo ,... 'A t. . Bl k s th 1 ht t 1 mnn1l1,1g:· for \,iOlurO~us. where• 1 :ne1 \fr•~lvh.nru"s.'' jedrow was,, ed b"-1~ nc en e r g n 11 lV H,w 1ong tie tho nnal Rc·oro wna 29· 18. r:·vor ol: . " ·.~ II . 1 J .... m visit relatives bef'Jre then· return ne&s visitor In ColumOnB yll!!iterdttr. war H 1 llf nut)' r omnln nt th elt fortH. 1\lllltllepn• t Th e pim I Buggt!llli.\1 I t he hemllltnrlzn· , t ' ' homo at Orange. N. J. Mr~. . I'.l.y HeJOJ: reurne t d 1aa t eve~ I ·-:-":"":""::""---;-"':"---..,.--':"'1'"'"':'-.;..~""';,.,,... l MIH Wanml CHrtlor or l<'lfth fllreetl , . lion ot th! Sttaltll. Foreip;n Minister lA lmJ)rovlm:~ nicol:f rrom 11 fH'Vt•rnt l Tho regula•· montli ly1 1!1~1nt m ee t - nlng trom n tew days visit witb rela· Mra, ~· R. Van All.tw~rp, wbo haa•. , The haa !kreu 'Jicht;tcherln o~ . IhtMH\:!1, upop.::t.d tho 1,111 ya HhlCfiH 1tng or the What,siv~r ~ !ass met Uves nnil trlenda ln Columbus, Oblo. been vlett,uc for the put -..,.~ With o1f ~ the• D,larrlace or MJaa. A.l~•it be~ today, \ ~llled Ptts,~'Puilltlon. Alljournm ent Wll HI lrU!l night}" the p~ ot the Pree- Mrs. Laura Craig 81111 eon, Donald, Dr1....J, B. Hodre and f4mlly, left tblt Craaea daurbter ot Mr d 1 ,'' ~ {aken until Friday. hvterlan, church un er ~ the 1mpervl· or Cleveland, are here Jc.1 a viPit wltb ' mornla& for Springfield tor 'a wetK't · cbar16; Cr.anea lo n.o 0 ; .... ••h-.. ~1'1. Vflfl bef»re h ( h • I :. ~ 'i I .LtQl ;yu 0 lwDDIP ch anre oI trrmtB~ on tbe part or I 'L. Humpbrtty, president .,f Mr. aud Mra. Frank Vrooman. 1 • er- re urn om' · ~u, Iii. Oll.lllpolll, Thabkl~vlnr' . dl, 1 Mt!S Mn.gglc 1rtck.lu 1utd bn bY or slon or Turkl•b deleaa.ter~ waa farecaated Amb:tHtHH\01 Chlhl, nttri1Sctltntlv~;~ uf ; Tl!\u'.1ton. 0.. l tct•ompanlcd by her ; the cl:t8!! A nry lnteroattng J)rogram Mr11. Charles Ha.mll'ton and balty, W~~blnrton. D. C. . 1 are With prtniitilrl~ youn1 ~~ the conrerence ' \oa• In sellf!lon. t'btt Unlt·e ,r ~tate~ . sttt forth Ute vluwR !•mot'h:"'r, MrM. TurnArl or Duster, tmve was renderett. Th& 'hoenesaeB ot th' d&up:hter. returned tble. morntnr~ ~ta/ "' M,ra, ',IJ'dhD Talhtt ', and b&Vir tlle belt: Turlllah •Pokesman t1Ut aidn or the thut his ~tovt!rnrn~:~ul, lrmt1tlllent.!ont o fl hNm f! pend l n~o; the vast few rloys W1th 'evening were: Mrs. 'Fred Fult,;, Mrs. their borne In C9Jum~1us, accompanl- n'cet,. after a IMY6ral or ttiliilr, nlany ·frleD4 11 tor. a lAid tbe Tmktsh po11itlon Lhal or any other pov. e1· IHI IIl tho rrlcmls, nnd retnruud Mmc today. L. M ~"'lsk, Mra. Cr.o11s mHiclnughter. ed l+.r !\flea Nellte Lon&~tatr. who .wlll ~v~· Ferd . . .. ~ap:,PY ~~un, Tb81 wJ\) bave •roritl 1 tbe Strait\ control (\robably would United SlatAR holdR thul the HtraltM \ • -Mur lctta, Mrs J .. B. , ~wnin~t, Mra. C• probably ~emala tliere , un~ll atter t~e ~tap,l~ . wltb )Jr,' "'d ll.!fn. 1'. J. O'JMry , or ~ . ro•ooa nmm~r the allied pl11n than aud th e Black St!a mu<~ t he oren to Subscribe for Tbe Daily Nown A. Daw'sou, Mrs. J. ~ ~: Dlllar, Miss holidays, IP&Dt.o Second atret '. ' ~•:.•t AITOR,NEYS ARGUE WOMANLEARS TO INSTANT.Ul1t\.1 SCOIT-GILKEY (By "To do lbls aDd pr{}v!de meaDs CHICAGO, Dec. 7.:-•ftlli/0 Improvements t'Jc.t mt!'t be , and Mlaa Clara Hut~.:hinll, or to keep the property abnoat ot 'more, Marylaad, were taken great relief today ror the No<tb•w•" 'l ~.- bt·l-----:----------------;...---- theJ bad ~~,. lJmot !'iilra lo In t!ommult~ttou with Mdatipba ' ·~ , lcl<lRUI'•· STILL PREY w1iil7' .. : tho Slralt•. Tho teaiporlted b:r I&V~!'f4 ' M. Teblteb· ttyit It ·Mnlll In any [ H ' r h•'lid •h• sides 1l).' de~aa.djDI ·eom:plete OPEN I~~~\I ~~ (~~~~~~la::ru~~;!J~a~\,:~:: ~::::11,0:~~(1::: l Middleport'. ,' .: IS ALLIE ' , . PLAN s 0j. , ,' [ ~"' •·m•k, II~Ue w 1·/ ' THE NORTHWEST ' ' . • ~lCA.GO..:...A. pt~oce!!slon · ot gil'IA anti. •\\"Jnn(!n· thot.~ •routd...rn Fl,o L Z'Ie~~ld sit' .'fP and take not1ce. has ~ ·fll'i nr,dn. ~Jnd out ~If~ h'ea(lquartehJ ·here for days, but no .Clue, to the mU;rderer tf •lfaa.d,s~e . Jae" iau'u!l, millionaire 1\Utonto:bile ~dealer, liaic'betB.,f'ouJlCI.: ' ,. L . 'Was fouiid ~>hot twice in the buck ~'Jth ~ :OWD revolvet Jn ~ rarap,. Satuiday niAbt . ._The en-in~; vt his car wal •Jitill warm • Bfside"hlm lay a wom41i'alonr 'chamoli ,love.· ' · • ·~liee auiPtet a moth·~ othel- tha'J •·obbe~y; ~lnee a $1Mn.'dia 1110~ · 1 Jinr','WII follftd on hlo Aarer, as well " a w'oteh 8D<j a lua- sum of ~Y· tLanus ,was &1 bon vivant and !!~a~jea' idan." and ~Pfil.i~l! 'lhi jlolour .,onr bls lliWtltUdlnous wopt!~ frl"h eap~ .tli! ·lbootlh•. 'l'.,~' 1wietheait, the "oniYcBid he·wu e>fr ,.ally illdove llflia~JI,t · ~-.C Lw,l!9l!o • JI.e~tucly~ll belllr qbiJ_Iie<Oylpo.Jiw.' • i' nA'RDINELLES prison een'tence AJbert.L Mea.~<IW':l . NEAR ZERO IN Middleport, Ohio cbarter. !l'be. company the rot.-elversblp, ' the P~o»<rtr ... Olltdbtt, 1111, . witlilout IRISH REBELS MIDGETS MARRIED . TAKE DJU\1\J\Ul'..:;) - �,J 'FH& 'Ofli.'y DAiLY: I'i.,WIPAPER PUII~I!IHtD NEWS IN TN£ POIII!III(IY liND., 'The Ever! ~ ~''f ~~ il&r ~~ ·~• 7~.1 ibtl0re4 at tho Pott o..oot J'OJIIIIoroj,..,l .~ ~ , ·• • 9JIIo, 11 11•~·~ Cit lllo lloco~d Claq. "Bu~m..t. 'f' ~ ...... , r. ~······· ····· ······ ··············· Ft Ot~~ra PllbUQ.M. Hol.lto Building, Pomero~, OhiO. Phant 127-L. ,, , • (!1 E~lll.i.\l Ai&PCIA ?ED flK88, , ' • 'l'llo .UoooiO:o4 reu to w:luat,.ly eouu..r io lllo an lor pobllaoiiOil t~~,.... .,lllt...,._tllO?_~titl-lti or ••f~aiii'Mflil-1111ir~ •· ""• all<o 14e local nowa pijblltbed berelll. . ' ___,...__,_,.__..J ' cr 1Ua· inil(ttllrice pr-~aldent'l tu;te ~ und~ --- ' One of the Hn~C civic enterprises that t\3'8 done a world1 of goocU Im•atlu•n should write to the mVtalon the entl of 19.!J, ttw~(" n11Httgagea Publications, )}apartment ot' Ag~i- amo'Jiitcd to fli08G,OtJO 000 and since WaahltJgton, 11. C. usklng then the figures h11ve showtl even 'F, B. 771." larger relative gain~ Mot" tlia.n I.lillFUS ING l\1AOAZ1NES $220,000,60tl was add~ti In 1~~1 . and Q. Can a patron ot a post olfice rc- $11.2,000,1JOO more rup to N(. vmnbor fuse to acecpt a. nm;,;n?,iue w!uch te first or this year; mu.kir.g a lt.t::tl In~ him aftc1· tllu r.ubecrlnllon ex- ,crease or $332,000,,000 1n 22 wontlta. The figures submtttfld deal wJth the A. Yes It the put,,>n calla ~t the lnveatment tr.aasa,cttou~ or c'lmpan· post oH1co he may It: o.ntl too.vo lea boulding aboUt 'oo p(Jr cent of the It there, or If he hus c'lrrler service, total lnYostmcnts ut ull A:mericlln lite I 1L 1 reasons alone ~houltl1nduce people to take hold and promote campaign against this plague. rcfut~a '!his disease is one of the great causes of suffering among the he may refuse tt a.rtl ii.Jll(l the mdga- \tu:urance ~omP~t-ril~B. 'I'he poor. ,Pea,ple in congested homes and ,city slums specially lia- zlno boeR tu tbe- post .,mce marked 1921 marked the ftrat time In ble to it because their dwelliftgs are poorly· ventilated. They get 1"vtof•ISod . " In eltber cal!e, the (lost tory ot the life tnaura:H'e a~e I,,;,.•:~. unil bonds wa.3 the l'I.!Sult or increased in govern, '"'""•Htate Uill mun 1c1Pll1 sec ur 111 e~ ur\d. thO his-" lnvcst~nonts tho ftrs\ 10 , monthe or · ~~...,.-...:.i::...:::..;....,;.;._H....,;;..-_.___....,________""":. Y ~TI&TS WliJC!J ~wtt-M -~~ P'ttfCIKllr. 1912. EolJf U-IUI>U dis~ tlieFe apoears to be EL revlva.l'·or 1JilCJ~8t In !allroad tl\is infectic-n as~ result of- unhealthy conditinns, nnd th·etr work~ It~ of the suUscrtber to tbo tmbllshcr.l tceded their city loan-1, atneo The returns recoh·ed for ing power is destt•oyed nnd they become"' chartre upon th'a com· Wi!:A'l'!U!R FOit!.CASI' itwo ktnto or ln.e•tmonll! havo por!od-ol·tlii.pr!itJI.I · ~""' sl' Q Hits the wenUun bureau yet SO})al'lttely closatried1 Increase ov;r the amount Invested munity.. mlulc a forecast of the we~tther tor T he total assot 11 of nll tlt~t olus of securities :tt tt.e cloHc The anii.tul)erculosis work is a spcaialLy fine proJect, becau~e thh· wlnter? ure Insurance coml)ante~ at tlte on•!1:<1f 1021 of ~G,ooo.ooo. ns cmnparell I 1 s~ much of it is prev~ntwn. Jit seeks to remove the causes of this A. No. or 1931 wat~ alm~'~At ~s.oGO\Mo,ooo, a decrease during 1921 ot $Z3,-It_..,..;:,...;.;::_~,:.;;:._;_~,.,....,.....,...,._.,...,._~--,.,.""';'""'""'""'""">l' • LAST lNAUOUHAl BALL the exact n1ures beln4" $1,83t.ooa,ooo,l'•oo·.o;JO.'' }; contagio'l'lt It educates the school children in those ways of health Q. When wus the h~»l Inaugural Tlle net Increase tn their asllet• lo1fl)tliiJ~ a pJca ro1' tho steam tl';\nfl· 1 that minimize t'he danger. It takes incipient cases· and restoreR' Jteld1 lug 192 -all a.vatlable ror eUJ\J'{jdt~:~::l~:~~~~:i::, 8y11 tem's, Mr. mcCler.chsatd . iJ. ef l.o'fe !l! 'II dl A On :March .4, 1909, \\b()n William vestment- waa $616.000,000. M11:. fit Ji)o> W9~ ~?. th~Jn to health, and enables them to return to t1l eIr t ami es an H. Taft b£lcame president Clonch stated that moro thi"DI Balf tbe ro.Urourls or the ~' ' ' 'Jlte Tlt>oill of the llulllall 'lltMJeM resume their Work. An enormous amount of suffering and sorrow D:A.1'A ON CANAL the current tnveatment runds or the 1: ~ suvport bereceive doubtedIntelligent . No tnau~try or ' 'I their Gtrm q~oi-tgnge 1 II PA~A1lA if' ave~rted by theHe ef[orts. 'IrhrUl r,~~~:~· Q. How long ia the Panuma canal I {'cJmpanles ar.e now being use~ to I enterprise in America Is moro easen~ how long doe!l It take a ~hill tn in meeting the dem&n!l for i~!Utliona,IIJ· to OU\' natloMI l}l'OI~pcrlt)" The go thfuugb It' shelter n1td tncreuell rootl • of. govot1ttmontnl regnlatton ll A. Tl1c Panama cn nat ts ...,40 m ee tlon In tho united' Si'ntM. ro.llroala Ia probRIJ 1 y a permanent lon g On account or Ule uest• ucti.on Tile outstandltig cttv a.nfl •· .h I·' t•· "''''d by .,uuwtng or lhelr 1ope.,t!on, 11 tho wulC wou u ,., .. • mor t ~a1e ho ldl nga, o r th e llfe t th t 19 0 1 , "hips t'o 11nfla throughnt: 't1 d.Rat t ur.tl a high , an co companies e.t~ nnw tar tll.teadl t> 1 ~ee e coun ry 11 reg are to be met t-ne ra ronlfs· m1•st rc- ~aye' been solidte :l for ~ 11 1 • - thel,. Investments tn governme ulatlonB requiring, sl\i'pB to tuke elgllt He!.• AtJ the end 1 ~ Hours tor the P1H'Bugc. ea lt'l.\ the rn11rc:.ad ra~troa.d se~url· ctltv A.~ll', t-lle fltlMkar ~~~tarit(eft \lie1d l)y I~ ° u111Ctent td.~ome t make 1 ,I '"{¥ r , ' ~ornuge band. - • 1 ~EHiiNG P'I.JtftlC WORii DONE s,ttould 01. G•rl be Married Before their total ns~etf! ~t t'Jl'f' enfl or 1911 the. e101;1e or 1921 tbe amount In rorct, I an.d' compl~ lm'ormatlon aliour the ... tty an tl torm mort.ra:ge l()ans or tncludin~ both ordiiHllY and mlustrl· : ; 1 ' oUr Friendship CluS • ....._ the compo.nl611 toge?qt! l:btitlled t1 ~ at, WM appro:dlnat!ol')' $>Hl''. R0:0 OOO,IJOU SO.DSCRtr'riON 11r1co no"': oit!Y' 1 'I 22S.ooo,ooo. or 31 t· J.l~r ~ent of their represented by 10,490,oooo IJOIIclell , 71Jc. pet' year, 3 ysrtrs for $!!DO. Qffice1 ~of churches and other organization,s complain of the 1 ••••I •dmuteit ""'"'''· a~ he • nd or It ••· .ven known• tb•t ~he l'apld' de• ~ ~ ~ ..... , .. 6-~ -Thio!l special otrer lG tl1crc:Lhe t11e 1.:fn·n& . " • · :· ~ :n- :--.. !5\lf~~ AI' ' circuJatton, of tho '•!!,OLD" is good dtlllculty Uhey hnve in finding helpers. If you want a committee' voiWil\Onf t'ho of the H •.: !rfi'»M 'oQif tor a sl'l ort period' J::Vr:rry 1!'\Jb- • ·' t ' · V' t lnmri tor ,..et up· a pUbllc suppe 1 1'1\on• ltell\"• 1'~ lli<h, . "l fu t2 1r.wnno nno: 1 "' t1 J-l' por codn\l'l' rtijrtn~r t~o p,;:oa. rnllowln" to llll Unge a lfl~ ffill.l:l CO ... r A. '"'" ~ , rent> of th9 total• R.fti!IOta. tho etvtl war Wati dhc in largo part : .!: l~ C:Ut''..lll'•S\' ~Crl;tiou htcllldcll rn¢E ntePIIJemH~p ot• some one t,{:J tealeh a Sunda:y elatn~, it, often. takes a long~ Foil the fl.t~ltil ttlne tn• mMty Ybl\1111 l'b t:tle a11trtstante tHe root\B f!CCetvelt ~~~~~~~~~lm~g:~ to onr' ll'lll:m'NDSful' . rlw~~~. with time to find tho~e who wnrserve Mrs. € htl.l'l01:! Q. Zeilm, \V!iO lla.s 1the tlil:t1rlll\it' tAl'llrlt\_ell 11Wid tl• t,lJ~ from 1 the life ldlllttancl.l fund'i' tth-cst~ ~ thooea.rl.ila of mem'bcl-a tHUtl• s~"Q.ll) ttle r:uellt ot lthtUv~s tua· tncj r.omPtlffh.ls sfln~ell>. n.ti I'll.~ l!ntt nfo liU ed in tJieir seeurltlM. "\Vitllnut tha< tn ever)" e.tito a.n(l ell~·. - 'Fhere used to bl3 mm\~ women with free t1mc which they. IPllflt raW d~tys at Cbcste1•, rctumcd to nn 11.,15tll~ 1lecreaflfl, r;11 ef'(IJ lW!InJ!: •2a:~ 'ttt:ml,a&.ti:M tho bUUdllfm- 0 ~ ratii"'llds, . ~eDd 75c. wtlh your name and : o.d· would give to public' work. Sl)me who used to' htl'e setvants\ de leotumbua yestordny. ( !iOO.OCJO le "R nr "neh lnvfi!'ltiYl <'nts. "~'~ the development ot fa1mlng rcctlolH' dress tO · the W. e Wad.r,Yilrlt·h matte- a I ueln"681t ., 1 111 · u ~ .. , li. w .t, mr1s who f0rhlerly re:tn<ained 1111 ~ ·r ,.. , ""omJmrod with the vur hornrr The and the growth ot town11 au1 c cs , , rip to CQiumbll 8 }eetJIIeda.y. flrfl 10 month:'! d thtK ,.~ 11 r.., h>1wever would bavll procet"ded at a mu(b lest: tl teir e: wn uouse"'cr , i\0 :an~ -1!>~ horne now haV'e ngular jobs~ Many M'e oceupied with elub life,. WilllP.m1 K-.oe.Jy rctut'ned• to Chicago 1'1'reReut an httpt'oY~nu~·~'t in Utt" !'e· rapid' rate b- csterday ll.tteJIII{JOn aft ('or dpendtn8> a1 I ; "' busy. rnotoriilg, card playing, etc. Everybody seems to be spoct. : 1 " +• 1woelt will• Ed suttod• one! ramu,. · 1 1 "1\he out'Btn~~tling milt\1re of life in· ----- 1 L"ID•o 1r · . •n.eWS .. ,~ .~ rall~ond \ \ • , . THE B. F. BIGGS. COMPANY · . ' jltnnu paRt, left ror home this morning. yield nro' positivc.resltlt, 1md to go rn fc•r wor~ t~at IB constructive (I M1· nnd MJIB. flf. u, Pllcber motored and educational. The pellple who allow thetr bme to be so occq.~ 1tlowrt rrom Columbus yeaLertlay to , • li 1taocompn1ay tltelr auut. ~ln. Mitt\ Sto~ jed wil'h then· own eonczrns tlmt th-ey h'ave none for eommul'1 ~.. 1bwrt•. cr srracutie, . ,, to tlv:.r home, tn P enterp\'(St'S Jiv~ rather ::;~t ilshly und miss many rewards. \tl'cnd the wtntor with them Mra j l}ilcb~l' und Mrs. Stobnrt rctm nod hy JWaY, pt Hocking Vllllley while Mr. Pllcl:er motored throu1h. 1Nf'L4:MMABLJIJ RUBBIS!l. : Mr. und Mrs. $hotldan Wes~ left to; • 'd!ly tQ be wit}!( their so:a. at Columbul!l Orle cf the \\Orst fire perils in· a modcrl\ town exists Ill the who will ha~e 11 ' s toot ~untm~ltt.ted. . ' 11 bl Mr lliHl MrA L n. Peoph~H pnd tendet•oy •>f busintss m'n· and house!lnlders to allow m am'l'nn e ...,... ~ . . th: ughtcr, Vhlan, wore c>n wntc to tubbish, pul Licularh' ligl\if ~hi'pping boxes and packmg material to CohunUnll tliiR morDfng, whore tllcy Use ,Apples now while prices are low; also Lettuce, Pletny of vitamines in Butter, Apples and Lettuce. il>. ~~~~ l great lucreJlsc In roortgn"o loB.he i The $alio.ooo.ooo tual \VRR "~ lnvesto~ ht 1921, IB exoesR of the ~trnount for 1 "t1te' t";o, ('on11tttnted 58 pol' cr.ntt ct ht'm, ln~rlld'l!t (or rHo yl?al' 1!11! rem· I sonR fo rlhls' lnr~o 111 ~r(':.M nl'lf ilft\cult ftond~ ot eatuot Phrdln brdluf dlft\cult to ftn'd DlltiUg the pc!'tll!ll the wnr and In the )'cars lmme&ate· : 1,- eueceedtnr;, the Hul\ding of tbo countJ!y were belOW nortpa1. In 1021 there was unlWuul n.cth·tty 111 We Can Serve You. 111£ T. H. DAVIS coMPANY Miclclleport. Pomeroy. ': ' buscmc.nts, stot•ehotl:Si!B •t~:nd' b"aC k ~·-·-,,-.,-~,.....,_.,.. mark eet in 1915. This jump ot 11.28 per cent tn tbo' tl.tlo ot poliCY ' a nd notes to toairves l81t year the largest In anr Y!i.ar ~luce the · ljtcrease ol f.lo f¥ A*ne ut :lllo~ thlch ha otlll Iaroe• bot'f' today, j1 W. :P. Ru~bles ot Ohllllcoih~"<, i oa.l~ng on tr!eo~s In tllwn today. --.. ,._ ... _ ·, i!UD!'I A>NP Su,l! J.lt~mt b~ ancJ, so..wlug hV AI~ cOtll', Saturday afternoon. I jay Lutheran Laidos u- o-7 ~~~!~_,,.,J ; 1 - ut Meoa ~sq~;~~~~ ;;!);; Sewd ' , ' ' l ' • Two Army Offleera and Four Enllatid Men Loae Llvea. ~~~~l:lt!il Kid Clark WHO HAS KNOCKED OUT ' AND MANY O'T'HE:RS. 8-ROUNDS-8 ROMEO HENSY OF ro'JEST VIRGINIA '. A REAL WATGHI A REAL CLICKER'! JUST LIKE D~D'SI \. ... \ • '\ oommlttea. KlD KENNEDY ' OF GALLJIPOLIB, OHIO • ALSO THREE GOOD P RELIMINARIES. KID CLARK ' $10.00, '$12.50 'and $15.00. ·' Wuhlnston, 1 I ' J J ' ' :} ,, ,,. ____ Telepbcme: =----.~-K There Is Np Substitute U. Z. ,JUN.KERMAN, M. D. Homeopathic Pbysldan. for Quality EBE:RSBACH BUILDING, Pomeroy, Ohio, Hourt: 8 to 10 a. m.; 1 to 3 p. m. flhone 43-X, Phone 2~R. ~lddleport Office Houre: 1 to 7"p. m. Of'ftce form.erly oceupltft ),y r-:;::::==.;:::::·,~ Dr. 8. I. Hanlin. taft f811r than In aD)' In the I btHtWY or tHe there 111 noW appare~t "'· I~,rtai,C~ ' , 1 •PPf0\'1/.tlou ol lho lm· or IIJ.&f.At111nlng the road.t bullt;IThdliuis H. MacDonald, tbe burW'u ot public ·-···· 1 or :~~~ln:'t~~~~~~~&n:n~U~a~l :re:po:r::t-to the sec.' •' (' I 1 condUiona better durla._., the yea.r," ea.td Mr. MacDonald,. "a.nd aa a. consoquenc.~ prqren baa beeo m&du tn bllhiray construction '' Durin's ti!a year 7,469 miles ot road projects were oomtpleted and 11,798 -&be now beiDI tlsh and game &t ' LIGHT-SIX SEDAN i •• ' ' I' t,...ftf~CI( development 'I Whrn you buy a house you make 'ure that the foundation, the ..U. aDd the roof are construCted for permanCDft. Buy 1 motor car in the aame WlJ'. The aturdy bOOy of the Studebakd.:Li&ht·Siz Sedan lim admir.ble exam ple of aubstantial body-building. lt'pconst::rucW qf the tinelt mataiala o.nd with a high de;ree oU:raft&Jnanahip to give yean of eat::llfac:tory llen'lee -110 makeshif't construction merely to ffitet • price. Eigh,t Gtout ash pillars, from floor tO rOpr, Insure permmmt .trenath and rigidity. The four wide-openin1 doora ale a rtal conYellienee in ¢tine In and out. Bto3.4 wtndowa provide clear vision In evetJ direction. Seats tlfl': generoua proportions wi(h~eq> ..,Mp to live lattlbt aciD· fort. The upbolstery i!l of mohair velvet ~ush, as durable u lt la attniCtfve, The beater Will e:ive warmth and oomfoitbn cold lilY•· The Li~t·Slx has proved its retiabiUlj. on the hJa:bwaya of tbe world. Thl! ample iJ»WCf, quietneaa and remarkljble flesibDity ot ib motor _.. a source of clontinuoua aatlsf'action. It ie UjS}" to handle ha trlf&c. C • I' 1 t gear shiftinala qnnecessary becau.e it ttu'ottles down to • -..JkfDc SNIIee in hi;th gecr. Vibration, which iB so anncjpinc in doled can. II flftuaD:r eliminated. , The low pr1ce b due to complete manuftac:ture by StudebUer Ia. aae Of the moat modern and complete automobile Pt•na in the \tl'ltldcL ·MJdd' ff eil'a profits' are tlimirlatcd ad~ the savldi! ate puaed on to the~·, , \ .-'\ The name Studebaker standa Cor cbmfort. quiUtY, and durabnitJ, " ' , or the ; l I ' I I r J 'I • • I ,1 ue~. 7.-G.-.t.er pro1· waa lll&de 1 oa. Utbe natlon'oS' b11"h· ' , I j ," of tha Nation. 'i ,, f I YEARS OLD HALF PRICE. W.ill hereafter be located in the Beegle Building. • Great Progreae Made on the Hlghwaya Boy's S~lts " LADIES AND CHILDREN UNDU 11 FINSTERWALO: UNDERTAKING CO. YEAR SETS RECORD· I, WITH "BF.ST,EVER" • CHANGING LOCATION! ) . vs. ,, Kan, and C'Wt-aln ~enton A. · Doyle or St Louie, a~·d rrujr 6niUH.ed men, were kllled at LangleY fl.eJd, lfben a Martin ' ' IJomber collided with an £1rp1Ye while making a lan-dinl The enlisted men- killed were StAl't Sergeant. Ma· rick and Private11 Blunkl'l., Leon Rolas WarCIIng 81,1Uf1tl pttango. ~ashlnlttul, Pee. 7.-EIIOI-Ij!ltloD o! bonae ameWdm.eat to the tbJ.p wbbtll provldlnc 1ror a 130,000,.000 l·aa,;,..,l rovol\o\!lli' lUnd ,wao recommea.ded by PHiliti.IDt H'ar4ing In a letter .forwarded to the aeuat& commerce $15'50 .. MODELS AND PRlfES-/, o. b. factol~ ol the cold that mfaht IMd to 110m1thlnr •rloua. Thla timple ar.atmut cool1 •~d 100thea ln81med, hrltattd mtmbnLnea; Joolena d~bl• phlegm; bre1ka coida .d~ courb• In abort order. Dcm't'walt-rirht DOW' ulf your drugilt 1 lNG JACK DILLON, HARRY GRI!I, GEORGE CHIP, KNOCKOUT BROWN ence," one of t~~ most lavish productions of tHe year. Matinee 2:30. 1-.-..w--~._,,..,...,. 80MI OF THE BEST FIGHTERS, INCI:.UO. Newport News, Vs, Dec 7.-Major Guy 1... Gearhart ot Leavenworth, DHr Placed In ReMrYI, ~~. vs NOT(CE CRASH IN MIDAIR Colum1iu1, Dec. 7.-Slx head of deer, ftrlt to .be··purchased 1D Willoeetli:J. t' ~! ' JIIMO. ·~:f:~~~~~s~~i~~~~: ii 'T'HE BOY M!,HO KNOICoKED OUT r BI~LY ,W EEKS NOV. 27TH. ------ Shculd the committee meeting .achedule.d for J.a.n. 3 tail to produce a pla.n, 1:he general mee-Ung will ope11. bare on that date wttb, virtually the same s-Ituation a'S that of the :)oint 1 of miners and operators Oct 4 at CleveliLlld, committee .Qlllm· bars said • Be-.!auee ot inability to &IJr~ on a. baa1a f-or future negotlat!OIU! aHer set· tlement ot the· Btrlke la-st rall, the committee of two mlnen and t wo op· eratora from each or the 15 districts bad been appointed at the Clevelantl meetl.ng to work out & plan for nego· Uatlon or a new ngreenHmt to repla.c& mJli&s were under conatruetton, wblch w&re eethD&ted &a 50 per ceut com• Trin~ ~~~~~;~~~~~:.!,~:,. l:•;i~~ Jack Phillips Gloria Swanson and otherReid, big stirs. here on the &a.me prevJous to the'1. full meeting In andayef!ort to reach and Thomas Jorda.n. ' , The boonber was In the -air when Major U~arbart •tOOk Of! in 8 Fokker, The lighter macb@e ~truck the tall of the bomber and both machines tell to the earth. Major Gearhart, Car>t.aln Doyle and Sergeant Marlck were cauaht tn tbe wrecKage of tho two ma· I ~~---~-~....,_ _ _ _ _ _....,._...,..,.._ _ _ 18f 1G-ROUNDB-IO me~ L·a:~aln chines an4 b,prned t-o death, and Prl~ v&ti!B Blu.nka and Jordao. were kUiad luitanpy when they jumtJed Berreant 1-farlck wo.e trom Cleve· ,.n.d, Private Bl~kl cam8 from Chi· caao, Jordan tl'Dm beepsteep, Oa., aDd llol., lrom' Phtl~'!"lpbla. •ultdhtg and ttie domaods lot money lbr such operations together wtth the J!oQuirom.onta ror thb lncrllaslng agrt~ rd 'Fhe put.. 111111\ do omnc Chrlstm•s •bopnl•tg. o b ya S• euiturn,I developme~t -o1· t e counttry 1 . . W. h li Subacri1lc ror. the DB 1J N'e" s. a nattrnctlve ftllid r;r Invest· lie is o~Lcn w~rned of thiS danger, and 1t should re 1 ~ ~w muc Mrs I1'1oyd Clark ent('trta\u~d or ur' tnsurdnoe rpntls 1 dJilienUy and petil uro created for the fir~men by suc'h risks. Five Hundred olub lut eveolug. "The aut larges' lnCH>M<l for the s 1 t' bl 1i t get a big start in Oi f 2W The !Jndles Aid Of 0\fwor\ City ra:r. WRS tn premillm IUJ ' ce :ull't; loo.na• • uch accumu a wns ena e ~ r(} 0 . 'h urch. will give n. ctUclten tJo'Jicybolder~ Tba:~e fl,ggrcgated moments, and they ma)<e a thick cl,oud of smoke that fills a bmfd. und bazaar at tl" church This •tlncronsc:. tronght 6 in~ and unperils fire fighters and lll);oedes tliel~ Wlitl!, Cleat> up IFrld.,, Decomb?r ~ • cent or reo~rv•• loaned ,; "' ~ ,.., • A.M. W.hlttak.er otH11nttna:lon • w~•~:;~:~~:~~.~ t 15:aa •·our rubbish hoaps, if you want the firemen of Pomeroy and Mid- ''· ""'ln•k• vl•ltll• In tl>wn toda•. "u ~ · ··.cent pe",at · "~' " "'~ ~ with~lP'1S.91 tllf dleport to love you. .: ' Wall French of Athens wall a call· or 1920 and 1'7.8f Iter llea~nt, the I accumu.latc 111 i1r;:.:::or::ati~V:!J!::ed 9~;~~ ~~t~~u~o~~~. Will please his customers who use it. ' It is like its nam"BETTER." lbellll' • Monday Nighht -:; BETTER BUf'itR ': Yet more pul:Jl~c work than ever IS done. Perhaps peop e are r Geor!fe C. Rolland. of .I:.ogall, wbo· surance tnveatments.'1 during tpe year ~t.+~••lo•lo..!<••I<_.,t4~!t••!t,.!tt+~~~...,.l~'+:~.;lt+l~~~~~~~~~~·· 1 }eavning to let up on eu:opars mtd fairs and undertakings· that 1111118 been em}lloyed here for some •1021,'' el\id Presdet McClench. "s the • TU MEET A6'111 AT CHICAGO ba&ls tor n;egotl&tlonr. "epod ,• OPERA Knqw all men tl1a.t Tho Santa. ,Fe Salt Company, a corporation orgnnlz ed under the laws or Ohio, tmd 1ullder Jlce!Hie N'o 5058, with ~~~ plu.cu of of Day Calla, 2~L; Night 471·L. bu~lnesa ('.t Pameroy, Ohkl. has applied on the 8th day ot December, 19'22, BEST SERVICE. LOWEST TERMS. to the Chlet -ot 'Dev~jon ot SP.curitlf>R ot Ohio for ~eave to n.mend such l! > cen~e by strlkll'l&' out or tho sa:me lho names <>r the followmg persons ns agents· Frank B. -Gibson, Jr , Pom • OHIO. • pOMEROY, • • eroy, Ohio, 0 D. K11elnhtltl, Pommoy, asreement which expires .,.. Aprilpruent 1, 1923. Tbe ftret meeting ot Ohio, Miller R Dmmlng, Columbus, W. 0 Sllbley, GaJUpolis, Ohio. (lOmmlttee here -In Novew,ber tall· IDdgnr T. Cl!tton, Colum,bus, Ohio to "Produce reeults and both miner& THE GROCER sh liNG FAIRMQNTS ...,.,• 1,..d operator• !lad es.prease\ t}Je hell'. " I --!-~IW..-''•!!·~,.,· " that tM second t~eeslon, jtl-st ciOted, See Richard Barthelmess at would bril'lg forth SomEt 1 commou Majestic Friday in "Expe.-i· lfGUDd upon wbieb they could agree. .,. 1 1921,~' sald•Pteol~<~t;..d/!11"""~ "lot~e , Cl • I 1 /. '.t. ¥lollo I . II I ·.~=~~~~=~~=~==~=~~!~=~~=~~~!~ ltbe cof tho "}~O'f.0" MA.CMZIN'E, Ati\ct·-' lea's ~lg !tnd llfl,:lf cl:n:t!l LOVERS' PWOOmA'PlON. Uevotod· only to 1 11\lch 11rt'lblems. 7G9,000:ooo, or only tt !!-4 pe1' cent of 1 tlOs~mted by about $60 000' policies A•. ' ' A'liD AT\JIIN ' HAPPINESS !fJT·l!;Oli!iiif0 1 5fli) somo or thu ~ubjeot.a exclusively dc£1tt wllll In cvO:-v Issue caltses. But if they would only ~and one~liult sc1u Ues :t~ttro.ct e. 1 stop \o think d ti\a· good ei\ey coultl do by helping, tltey woulcl 11ROOSl!lVEL'r HlllHWI.~ Mi!ltKIDRS R~l'jiOXImatol¥ tile , •• ,. comportlot~ "Ill !SOU the ... moadl mHcagc or,,,.. . , . b t d . with Q. Wltat Is tho cllstlngnlahtns. amo\Jtited to $1,383.000 000 or : 1 5• 1·2 co:.lnlir)"' wna au U20 ru• n.galn1.1t- mOrtl thtnk better of thett refusal, and would Wish to C -coun e m ttltlrk ror the noosc,elt National 1)er cent of their naset~t; 10 years la.t- 1thau 21it,OOD ~U.· l9Zi In 18M' t\le lhe this noble efi'ort. ~ ~highway ~nee 111 t'Ao Un'tcd 1er, !ltl the encl of 1921', tQe lioldinlfsln llnsut~M\co tn - - - - - - - - "" ' A. An orange, black and nnother rfl tlro&.d eeouritlee a.molnftedl to $1,·1States arilOuD.ted to $1~0,000,000 rep~ i HO many wn:. r3 Why ~;;;;;:;;:;;;;:;:;;;:;;;:::;;;::;;~ eau.,' 18 and1ttae Man Bcrore ;;!1? Mnrri'!-Be, .Di.vo!'ce, Love, Eugenica, ~flh ,ColltJVI:o S~x, -\Jflll~~· otp, l}tC. How' MllifR'I' sucl:tssf'uL 1 · Mealin& Prates Futile. I Funeral Directors· / '"" I p ~ S!roUID A> WGMAN §D'VER· ' 'llii!IE.,'FOB A• MAoiE1 I th f d f th . by I of 1 • The scherne of ratemg e un 's or 18 campmgn sn e e. one, but itl i~ one bhat I'~- I th'·' little •eals has been an in"'enious quires lots of wovk. All over the country women and c~ildn:n, nn'd m-en, to~·, are going ftom house to hoqse, and also selling- the stamps in public rplaees. Some pcu(Jle Nfuse to buy because th:ey spl)etl, th~ ' . - llnb\l~:th.at cloes not dlltermtno the " nd per lfS a . uary. J, W. SchlPegel. A proposal preaented \,y the o»e-r· atcrs- Involving: 1ltstrtct agreement.s, &TbHratlon of dltlerencu anld a sUd· FOUND-Black acarr, at r.onrt house Inc wage a(lale wae rejeeted tn Its eu· Owner can hn~e same by calilng tirety by the mlnei"'B' representatives. 98-R nnd IJ.a)'IDg fo1 this nd 0. W. Sa.vaae, a mlnera' represeutu.ttvo 1rom Ohlo, t hen }.lroposEMl a re· or the weelr~ , I frlenda. , turJ). to the old oon.trul coro~UtJv~ Mr. and Mrs. Wild Llll DanJel!l nr· Rev. nnd J..Ira. Montgomery, who~ ' fleld as a bas1ts tor ne~~:otiattonJJ and 11ved today trom K.tlamazoo, Mlc..l1 are holding · evangelistic services ,at The condition. or Mr 9·• Otis Vnn It W(I.S in tnr~t rejected by tile 'oper· 8.1ld will visit tor & fe¥t weeks with the 'naptlst church are guests during Meter: *~o has been autously ~let at &tors. rEI&.the~ and frleoUB nenr Rut',Hil~. tbeir stay here, or Mr 111111 M~s. Ro,ll·~Ure home o~ her slater, Mrs'. It wa& then decided to bold the t n ' Haddox, foJ. 'the past few months, meeting to COD'Bkl.er new agreements er arnes. , at this time~·\ very ct:tlcal. ou Jan. 3 here tntead ot at Cleveland ''Don't Tell Everything" Mrs. Thomas Ferguson and Mrs. 118 orlgln&Sly pla.nned, and the- minen' Ban DeLHle returned home yesterday Subscribe for tbq Dally Newt aa4 operators' committees will tonight at Majestic. Wal· in this country, has been m_, sa,lc of Christmas Seals to fnumce \ ' , campaign agaihst the scourge of tuberculosis 'l'his disease is "' mena~e to the public all over the country,. Seemingly healthY people ma.y get the gelfDla ~aatened• biJ>OD them.. The pre~-ance of incipient cases itt april to everybody, and selfi~}\1 sen t to . 0 If the /Bennett Mrs. Inez Williams nnd daughter, ptopertY ou Pearl street. , ,. Virginl a, returned yesterday firom · a Homer J{y8ell returned hotne yes· week's visit with rolatlve~ and tt&rday trom a several' weeka' visit 1 rrlend• In Point P1ea•aut. w~th relatives ·~ !>oundsvtne, Ohio. Mrs. W, A. Hopper, who hnB 'beeu RaymoJl.!i' ~heTpt&n t'Dd Dava visiting tor. the past' "eek w)th f~la~ mer motored to Sliowvlnt, ·o., and tlve!li tn Rutland, left thla 'morning joYed the · ~ day hunt!nr. tor' a ahort atay In Ch~shlre betore Mr'- Ralph", Sherman ,, 11id Min her retutn tome to Huntington gtni~ Mc:tAdoo of Athens, o., · Mrs. Perry Coopar vlaited today ihe -flfat ef tlle 'Week; wltb Joe with her aunt. Mrs. James Kennedy, who watJ reC{Intb hutl tn one' who Is quite sick in Galllpolls. Patneroy odal..m.lueB. Tavener Clnrk or Dexter, vlalted I. rrataela Williams and 1 yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Rue· son we're yt.e.ltors }lere Tuckarm~n. from Point Pleasant. I&!v. V. D. Berry hrt Yeaterday tor , ~iionlaa O'Leary, who is , M&.l'ietta, where be will Install a new ln ' CharltiBton, was here tOday mlnlstef: ... on relatives• and friends. ' T. S. 1Sbannon is a business visitor Mrll. Del Martin, Mrs. Em Anderson thts we~k in Pittsburgh and Youugs· and Mrs. P. Gallagher entertained town, Oh~o. ~the Ladles or the Paat Clects asflcla· 'l'be epndltlon ot Mrs. Jame Bridges tton of the Pythian i ! IStcrs today with wl10 bns ,beeu quite Ill at ber home on 8 u: o'clock diliner :~.t the home of Fourth street, for the pas t week, Ia Mrs. Martin. About 20 or tbe mem~ very much imp1•nvacl. ber 8 were. present. . Mr. nnt1 Mrs. Howard McRihtnnr Mrs. Ruby Barrow! of Rlple•, ~w. ' ~ wore \i IBltors in Cbar 1e11ton, t;he tl.rst \>a .. vtas here vesterday calllog on ~ Q. Ia tli.e Water 1Jl'On\ cooked rice to Iday. The fla:urcs, 1-resentcd by \gw1ehoHl va.iue WH.Uam W. McClench, o~ the Maasa· FAST.~Is not this the fast that I have A. Yea, the Federal office or Home . . husettl'l Mutual Life Jnsurancc eo .. Economlca says It Is useful in p1ak of Sprlngtleld, Mass, t:how tbaf Ute cl:osen? to loose Lhe bands of wickedness, to the heavy lng 1110\tll.B, scalloped dhsllea anti lll~o fnrfn mortgage loans hold by Amerl~ ( :~- 11 life Insurance •·ompaniel bavc bbrd~s. and to let the oppressed go free, and that ye break tor starching ll,h ecr materials. HOMEMADE FlRELE~S COOKEU I doubled in less than lh f': years · cyery yolle?<-lsaiah 5&: 6. Q Could yCJu slyc na~ direct:mu~ ror the total, $1 ,418,000,000, 'I no" in '1'' ' ' l1naklng ll homcm.ndo tireless cookur? cess o·; the companlcq' loans on ~ci~Y A. Tbls wuuld require too much property. THE t:HRISII'MAS. SEAlS. tW~e, but wu have sent die im~truc· At the end or tU11, :hP farm inert· , tiona to the reader a uti any oU)er gngo loans or the me f'Olllpr.nh's wetr , reader who desires the sauile in(or· $730,000,000. Three ycMe lal,!!r. at · ·! .a, ' tfy f)'Om Pago, 0' Into , ......day. ' . RitE• WAIJ'lER! ·- · R. 0. MacPhail, who 11J asaootated ~rtel' a• ' tew d&ys vll$lt ln Gauley with tbe McPhail 'Coal co:, at Ho~D. B.rld«e (\oDd Charleston. V/,' Va. wart a bualnesa vteltor tn 'Cotumbu.l . A. Binrballll will mover hts ram.· WORLIJ'it WIOEI!!Il ltnt:llll\ Q Wb•t I• ~be world's • .,. --r-MEMBER OF THI OHIO SELECT LIST 0~ DAILY N!v;di'APIRI. riv4.1r! l'llllW' YOJl,l\, .IJptt 'j,-P0th'"1,al ot ad'oert E. Warll, Fbrel111 Adnrtls111.1 Manag&r"" .IIIAoerr. Odloe, 116 J'1fth h. Tb"o Nuc. ncmirkabia () ..JlBU'!Ion of Aveo11e. New York Eli.y; W~»tern 0Ulee, Malleri1Bl4.:.• Cbtoaaao Ill YUKo.Q~9J!I.tTA ))~· l'b~8lll.tV~· CP.l:l• :agri6\11Wrc, Up to NUYOIIlbC:P' I:XCLUSIV! J>~Riii~S J41&WSPAPiiR< ,llfti RPifl&E Aftlllli"l'flfNio ,.. TlON< otl t1H3 yC'ilr, )ffra I)IClUI &d tn O~:::::;t M'i:M!Rit! ASSI!r.IATIO cJHtdi DAILIES. Q. Where h~ the Ypkon Delta Dlnll invc!tmcpt Bt'litll.sttl:!• ,~ lite ' ~u~st'RIPTIO'N RATE&': ,ranee companr.,s su6ntULed• l\(Vt'll& B1 t..'lrrler •••• , ••• , ................... , ... , , • , .... , ! . l.i Otllta Per Week ruer\atlon'?'' A In Alasli:a. ;annual coMo11$l1on <JI the' 'iudbiatt~?11 B;r ms.li (bdlsldl;l county) . . . . . ............. , , . . . . . $-4 00' par year BYJna1l ( ut'!Hle aoun(l·) . .. .. , , • , . . . .. . . . . . 6.00 per yea1 No uftt by mall where wfi haVe eafll'l\fr S'crvlce. ~ ,...tte, real and peri9ual ]Jropertf of tbe ~\ecetieo\ during heJ natural tllo with 1 a:.:ceptlon ot fl.~ wblch ts to 1:)11 ~ to James Horton, a son. For ber IIUppor~ ani malntenanr.e tbe widow Ho given lull powor to Iinke good and Jvalid deeds tor auy Property she inay ' tiE!e nt to sell. 1 Dmna and Jamet Horton, sons, are lUll :remembered with ernall personal be~! • .queetes a'td HartY Fl'sber, n nephew, , Jts given UOO. 'flhe bal;mce or the ea. •.. C""nfeiOnco .11•1•u-o W!t•·ut A ....,,· -te, after the dellth ot Mrs. Horton, '!>! ~T .,. '"' rR . . lng at A,n• lulo •o'r !"•-tlotl'••• 'ils lett In equal shares to t11e children , r •• of • N•w ~··- .Agrt'me,t-Ope~. Eva Batley, James and Dnna Horton 18 named ae cxacutrlx Mine woioice,. '' , The will was executcl on tbe Z6tb ' " ~f Iaat Apnl, wh WltREiJ8ed by I.Amh• Chtca&o, Dea.: ·'l-4P.eratort Uld A. Arnold nnd ,C E. lfa}·man nnd wn" mlnera repres.eM1n1 th~ •u.umtnoua })robatOO laat Friday. coal JnduBtry •dJou.'med tlleir meeting Miss Sibyl Schla.e(e1, rogl!!tf!:rod here without a.nlvlq a4. a.ny bull tor nurse at WashingtOn, D C, is P.XI)Acl· or a .new wage agreement homa today to care 'ur her g111~d· at & meeting ot all bituminous o~ mother, Mrs A. N. Koehler, wbn 1 (R nud mLDera to be Uld nes.t Jan· fll at tho home ot ber !lau1hter, r.•r~ LlOHT.SlX .... JJ1• w. s. J~r EQUIPMENT Pour cioo'1n that ..-m11ride qJI'II. Heater, Si&bt. .J' cllldt. Thld' proof tun. ml•ioo kick. Cowl .a:LtUa· tor. &l!letOKhlamp~~ R.iao Yilor aDd win&hklddedcr, fndde loch.,. dun dGcn 1nd outtlde lock OA riibta.-! fnmt doer. Domto lltht. Mohllt "lwt Dlutb 1 I 1 ) o ' ' .4/J H. p ,~,..~ I H.l'• H. I'. 1ourl~~-- $ 975 TooriR~ (3 Pan)_ 075 Coape.Roocktotr (~·Pa~) ....--:--- U25 C~pe(4-Pall.)~lt1S , lrdllll Sedad - ISSO • liiQ.IIl< J1f•lf'••• BP~AL.atX $.,.....siJ JJYW. •• ... -__:__c. tpudiit fl27S Rolldpr(2 Pea.)- 1250 Rolld~tet(4-P...)-l211 I I 710 t (,._,.._, 1111 ~.-(~)- c;o..!S·'-1- 2010 ' ' ~ ·~ , I', �,J 'FH& 'Ofli.'y DAiLY: I'i.,WIPAPER PUII~I!IHtD NEWS IN TN£ POIII!III(IY liND., 'The Ever! ~ ~''f ~~ il&r ~~ ·~• 7~.1 ibtl0re4 at tho Pott o..oot J'OJIIIIoroj,..,l .~ ~ , ·• • 9JIIo, 11 11•~·~ Cit lllo lloco~d Claq. "Bu~m..t. 'f' ~ ...... , r. ~······· ····· ······ ··············· Ft Ot~~ra PllbUQ.M. Hol.lto Building, Pomero~, OhiO. Phant 127-L. ,, , • (!1 E~lll.i.\l Ai&PCIA ?ED flK88, , ' • 'l'llo .UoooiO:o4 reu to w:luat,.ly eouu..r io lllo an lor pobllaoiiOil t~~,.... .,lllt...,._tllO?_~titl-lti or ••f~aiii'Mflil-1111ir~ •· ""• all<o 14e local nowa pijblltbed berelll. . ' ___,...__,_,.__..J ' cr 1Ua· inil(ttllrice pr-~aldent'l tu;te ~ und~ --- ' One of the Hn~C civic enterprises that t\3'8 done a world1 of goocU Im•atlu•n should write to the mVtalon the entl of 19.!J, ttw~(" n11Httgagea Publications, )}apartment ot' Ag~i- amo'Jiitcd to fli08G,OtJO 000 and since WaahltJgton, 11. C. usklng then the figures h11ve showtl even 'F, B. 771." larger relative gain~ Mot" tlia.n I.lillFUS ING l\1AOAZ1NES $220,000,60tl was add~ti In 1~~1 . and Q. Can a patron ot a post olfice rc- $11.2,000,1JOO more rup to N(. vmnbor fuse to acecpt a. nm;,;n?,iue w!uch te first or this year; mu.kir.g a lt.t::tl In~ him aftc1· tllu r.ubecrlnllon ex- ,crease or $332,000,,000 1n 22 wontlta. The figures submtttfld deal wJth the A. Yes It the put,,>n calla ~t the lnveatment tr.aasa,cttou~ or c'lmpan· post oH1co he may It: o.ntl too.vo lea boulding aboUt 'oo p(Jr cent of the It there, or If he hus c'lrrler service, total lnYostmcnts ut ull A:mericlln lite I 1L 1 reasons alone ~houltl1nduce people to take hold and promote campaign against this plague. rcfut~a '!his disease is one of the great causes of suffering among the he may refuse tt a.rtl ii.Jll(l the mdga- \tu:urance ~omP~t-ril~B. 'I'he poor. ,Pea,ple in congested homes and ,city slums specially lia- zlno boeR tu tbe- post .,mce marked 1921 marked the ftrat time In ble to it because their dwelliftgs are poorly· ventilated. They get 1"vtof•ISod . " In eltber cal!e, the (lost tory ot the life tnaura:H'e a~e I,,;,.•:~. unil bonds wa.3 the l'I.!Sult or increased in govern, '"'""•Htate Uill mun 1c1Pll1 sec ur 111 e~ ur\d. thO his-" lnvcst~nonts tho ftrs\ 10 , monthe or · ~~...,.-...:.i::...:::..;....,;.;._H....,;;..-_.___....,________""":. Y ~TI&TS WliJC!J ~wtt-M -~~ P'ttfCIKllr. 1912. EolJf U-IUI>U dis~ tlieFe apoears to be EL revlva.l'·or 1JilCJ~8t In !allroad tl\is infectic-n as~ result of- unhealthy conditinns, nnd th·etr work~ It~ of the suUscrtber to tbo tmbllshcr.l tceded their city loan-1, atneo The returns recoh·ed for ing power is destt•oyed nnd they become"' chartre upon th'a com· Wi!:A'l'!U!R FOit!.CASI' itwo ktnto or ln.e•tmonll! havo por!od-ol·tlii.pr!itJI.I · ~""' sl' Q Hits the wenUun bureau yet SO})al'lttely closatried1 Increase ov;r the amount Invested munity.. mlulc a forecast of the we~tther tor T he total assot 11 of nll tlt~t olus of securities :tt tt.e cloHc The anii.tul)erculosis work is a spcaialLy fine proJect, becau~e thh· wlnter? ure Insurance coml)ante~ at tlte on•!1:<1f 1021 of ~G,ooo.ooo. ns cmnparell I 1 s~ much of it is prev~ntwn. Jit seeks to remove the causes of this A. No. or 1931 wat~ alm~'~At ~s.oGO\Mo,ooo, a decrease during 1921 ot $Z3,-It_..,..;:,...;.;::_~,:.;;:._;_~,.,....,.....,...,._.,...,._~--,.,.""';'""'""'""'""">l' • LAST lNAUOUHAl BALL the exact n1ures beln4" $1,83t.ooa,ooo,l'•oo·.o;JO.'' }; contagio'l'lt It educates the school children in those ways of health Q. When wus the h~»l Inaugural Tlle net Increase tn their asllet• lo1fl)tliiJ~ a pJca ro1' tho steam tl';\nfl· 1 that minimize t'he danger. It takes incipient cases· and restoreR' Jteld1 lug 192 -all a.vatlable ror eUJ\J'{jdt~:~::l~:~~~~:i::, 8y11 tem's, Mr. mcCler.chsatd . iJ. ef l.o'fe !l! 'II dl A On :March .4, 1909, \\b()n William vestment- waa $616.000,000. M11:. fit Ji)o> W9~ ~?. th~Jn to health, and enables them to return to t1l eIr t ami es an H. Taft b£lcame president Clonch stated that moro thi"DI Balf tbe ro.Urourls or the ~' ' ' 'Jlte Tlt>oill of the llulllall 'lltMJeM resume their Work. An enormous amount of suffering and sorrow D:A.1'A ON CANAL the current tnveatment runds or the 1: ~ suvport bereceive doubtedIntelligent . No tnau~try or ' 'I their Gtrm q~oi-tgnge 1 II PA~A1lA if' ave~rted by theHe ef[orts. 'IrhrUl r,~~~:~· Q. How long ia the Panuma canal I {'cJmpanles ar.e now being use~ to I enterprise in America Is moro easen~ how long doe!l It take a ~hill tn in meeting the dem&n!l for i~!Utliona,IIJ· to OU\' natloMI l}l'OI~pcrlt)" The go thfuugb It' shelter n1td tncreuell rootl • of. govot1ttmontnl regnlatton ll A. Tl1c Panama cn nat ts ...,40 m ee tlon In tho united' Si'ntM. ro.llroala Ia probRIJ 1 y a permanent lon g On account or Ule uest• ucti.on Tile outstandltig cttv a.nfl •· .h I·' t•· "''''d by .,uuwtng or lhelr 1ope.,t!on, 11 tho wulC wou u ,., .. • mor t ~a1e ho ldl nga, o r th e llfe t th t 19 0 1 , "hips t'o 11nfla throughnt: 't1 d.Rat t ur.tl a high , an co companies e.t~ nnw tar tll.teadl t> 1 ~ee e coun ry 11 reg are to be met t-ne ra ronlfs· m1•st rc- ~aye' been solidte :l for ~ 11 1 • - thel,. Investments tn governme ulatlonB requiring, sl\i'pB to tuke elgllt He!.• AtJ the end 1 ~ Hours tor the P1H'Bugc. ea lt'l.\ the rn11rc:.ad ra~troa.d se~url· ctltv A.~ll', t-lle fltlMkar ~~~tarit(eft \lie1d l)y I~ ° u111Ctent td.~ome t make 1 ,I '"{¥ r , ' ~ornuge band. - • 1 ~EHiiNG P'I.JtftlC WORii DONE s,ttould 01. G•rl be Married Before their total ns~etf! ~t t'Jl'f' enfl or 1911 the. e101;1e or 1921 tbe amount In rorct, I an.d' compl~ lm'ormatlon aliour the ... tty an tl torm mort.ra:ge l()ans or tncludin~ both ordiiHllY and mlustrl· : ; 1 ' oUr Friendship CluS • ....._ the compo.nl611 toge?qt! l:btitlled t1 ~ at, WM appro:dlnat!ol')' $>Hl''. R0:0 OOO,IJOU SO.DSCRtr'riON 11r1co no"': oit!Y' 1 'I 22S.ooo,ooo. or 31 t· J.l~r ~ent of their represented by 10,490,oooo IJOIIclell , 71Jc. pet' year, 3 ysrtrs for $!!DO. Qffice1 ~of churches and other organization,s complain of the 1 ••••I •dmuteit ""'"'''· a~ he • nd or It ••· .ven known• tb•t ~he l'apld' de• ~ ~ ~ ..... , .. 6-~ -Thio!l special otrer lG tl1crc:Lhe t11e 1.:fn·n& . " • · :· ~ :n- :--.. !5\lf~~ AI' ' circuJatton, of tho '•!!,OLD" is good dtlllculty Uhey hnve in finding helpers. If you want a committee' voiWil\Onf t'ho of the H •.: !rfi'»M 'oQif tor a sl'l ort period' J::Vr:rry 1!'\Jb- • ·' t ' · V' t lnmri tor ,..et up· a pUbllc suppe 1 1'1\on• ltell\"• 1'~ lli<h, . "l fu t2 1r.wnno nno: 1 "' t1 J-l' por codn\l'l' rtijrtn~r t~o p,;:oa. rnllowln" to llll Unge a lfl~ ffill.l:l CO ... r A. '"'" ~ , rent> of th9 total• R.fti!IOta. tho etvtl war Wati dhc in largo part : .!: l~ C:Ut''..lll'•S\' ~Crl;tiou htcllldcll rn¢E ntePIIJemH~p ot• some one t,{:J tealeh a Sunda:y elatn~, it, often. takes a long~ Foil the fl.t~ltil ttlne tn• mMty Ybl\1111 l'b t:tle a11trtstante tHe root\B f!CCetvelt ~~~~~~~~~lm~g:~ to onr' ll'lll:m'NDSful' . rlw~~~. with time to find tho~e who wnrserve Mrs. € htl.l'l01:! Q. Zeilm, \V!iO lla.s 1the tlil:t1rlll\it' tAl'llrlt\_ell 11Wid tl• t,lJ~ from 1 the life ldlllttancl.l fund'i' tth-cst~ ~ thooea.rl.ila of mem'bcl-a tHUtl• s~"Q.ll) ttle r:uellt ot lthtUv~s tua· tncj r.omPtlffh.ls sfln~ell>. n.ti I'll.~ l!ntt nfo liU ed in tJieir seeurltlM. "\Vitllnut tha< tn ever)" e.tito a.n(l ell~·. - 'Fhere used to bl3 mm\~ women with free t1mc which they. IPllflt raW d~tys at Cbcste1•, rctumcd to nn 11.,15tll~ 1lecreaflfl, r;11 ef'(IJ lW!InJ!: •2a:~ 'ttt:ml,a&.ti:M tho bUUdllfm- 0 ~ ratii"'llds, . ~eDd 75c. wtlh your name and : o.d· would give to public' work. Sl)me who used to' htl'e setvants\ de leotumbua yestordny. ( !iOO.OCJO le "R nr "neh lnvfi!'ltiYl <'nts. "~'~ the development ot fa1mlng rcctlolH' dress tO · the W. e Wad.r,Yilrlt·h matte- a I ueln"681t ., 1 111 · u ~ .. , li. w .t, mr1s who f0rhlerly re:tn<ained 1111 ~ ·r ,.. , ""omJmrod with the vur hornrr The and the growth ot town11 au1 c cs , , rip to CQiumbll 8 }eetJIIeda.y. flrfl 10 month:'! d thtK ,.~ 11 r.., h>1wever would bavll procet"ded at a mu(b lest: tl teir e: wn uouse"'cr , i\0 :an~ -1!>~ horne now haV'e ngular jobs~ Many M'e oceupied with elub life,. WilllP.m1 K-.oe.Jy rctut'ned• to Chicago 1'1'reReut an httpt'oY~nu~·~'t in Utt" !'e· rapid' rate b- csterday ll.tteJIII{JOn aft ('or dpendtn8> a1 I ; "' busy. rnotoriilg, card playing, etc. Everybody seems to be spoct. : 1 " +• 1woelt will• Ed suttod• one! ramu,. · 1 1 "1\he out'Btn~~tling milt\1re of life in· ----- 1 L"ID•o 1r · . •n.eWS .. ,~ .~ rall~ond \ \ • , . THE B. F. BIGGS. COMPANY · . ' jltnnu paRt, left ror home this morning. yield nro' positivc.resltlt, 1md to go rn fc•r wor~ t~at IB constructive (I M1· nnd MJIB. flf. u, Pllcber motored and educational. The pellple who allow thetr bme to be so occq.~ 1tlowrt rrom Columbus yeaLertlay to , • li 1taocompn1ay tltelr auut. ~ln. Mitt\ Sto~ jed wil'h then· own eonczrns tlmt th-ey h'ave none for eommul'1 ~.. 1bwrt•. cr srracutie, . ,, to tlv:.r home, tn P enterp\'(St'S Jiv~ rather ::;~t ilshly und miss many rewards. \tl'cnd the wtntor with them Mra j l}ilcb~l' und Mrs. Stobnrt rctm nod hy JWaY, pt Hocking Vllllley while Mr. Pllcl:er motored throu1h. 1Nf'L4:MMABLJIJ RUBBIS!l. : Mr. und Mrs. $hotldan Wes~ left to; • 'd!ly tQ be wit}!( their so:a. at Columbul!l Orle cf the \\Orst fire perils in· a modcrl\ town exists Ill the who will ha~e 11 ' s toot ~untm~ltt.ted. . ' 11 bl Mr lliHl MrA L n. Peoph~H pnd tendet•oy •>f busintss m'n· and house!lnlders to allow m am'l'nn e ...,... ~ . . th: ughtcr, Vhlan, wore c>n wntc to tubbish, pul Licularh' ligl\if ~hi'pping boxes and packmg material to CohunUnll tliiR morDfng, whore tllcy Use ,Apples now while prices are low; also Lettuce, Pletny of vitamines in Butter, Apples and Lettuce. il>. ~~~~ l great lucreJlsc In roortgn"o loB.he i The $alio.ooo.ooo tual \VRR "~ lnvesto~ ht 1921, IB exoesR of the ~trnount for 1 "t1te' t";o, ('on11tttnted 58 pol' cr.ntt ct ht'm, ln~rlld'l!t (or rHo yl?al' 1!11! rem· I sonR fo rlhls' lnr~o 111 ~r(':.M nl'lf ilft\cult ftond~ ot eatuot Phrdln brdluf dlft\cult to ftn'd DlltiUg the pc!'tll!ll the wnr and In the )'cars lmme&ate· : 1,- eueceedtnr;, the Hul\ding of tbo countJ!y were belOW nortpa1. In 1021 there was unlWuul n.cth·tty 111 We Can Serve You. 111£ T. H. DAVIS coMPANY Miclclleport. Pomeroy. ': ' buscmc.nts, stot•ehotl:Si!B •t~:nd' b"aC k ~·-·-,,-.,-~,.....,_.,.. mark eet in 1915. This jump ot 11.28 per cent tn tbo' tl.tlo ot poliCY ' a nd notes to toairves l81t year the largest In anr Y!i.ar ~luce the · ljtcrease ol f.lo f¥ A*ne ut :lllo~ thlch ha otlll Iaroe• bot'f' today, j1 W. :P. Ru~bles ot Ohllllcoih~"<, i oa.l~ng on tr!eo~s In tllwn today. --.. ,._ ... _ ·, i!UD!'I A>NP Su,l! J.lt~mt b~ ancJ, so..wlug hV AI~ cOtll', Saturday afternoon. I jay Lutheran Laidos u- o-7 ~~~!~_,,.,J ; 1 - ut Meoa ~sq~;~~~~ ;;!);; Sewd ' , ' ' l ' • Two Army Offleera and Four Enllatid Men Loae Llvea. ~~~~l:lt!il Kid Clark WHO HAS KNOCKED OUT ' AND MANY O'T'HE:RS. 8-ROUNDS-8 ROMEO HENSY OF ro'JEST VIRGINIA '. A REAL WATGHI A REAL CLICKER'! JUST LIKE D~D'SI \. ... \ • '\ oommlttea. KlD KENNEDY ' OF GALLJIPOLIB, OHIO • ALSO THREE GOOD P RELIMINARIES. KID CLARK ' $10.00, '$12.50 'and $15.00. ·' Wuhlnston, 1 I ' J J ' ' :} ,, ,,. ____ Telepbcme: =----.~-K There Is Np Substitute U. Z. ,JUN.KERMAN, M. D. Homeopathic Pbysldan. for Quality EBE:RSBACH BUILDING, Pomeroy, Ohio, Hourt: 8 to 10 a. m.; 1 to 3 p. m. flhone 43-X, Phone 2~R. ~lddleport Office Houre: 1 to 7"p. m. Of'ftce form.erly oceupltft ),y r-:;::::==.;:::::·,~ Dr. 8. I. Hanlin. taft f811r than In aD)' In the I btHtWY or tHe there 111 noW appare~t "'· I~,rtai,C~ ' , 1 •PPf0\'1/.tlou ol lho lm· or IIJ.&f.At111nlng the road.t bullt;IThdliuis H. MacDonald, tbe burW'u ot public ·-···· 1 or :~~~ln:'t~~~~~~~&n:n~U~a~l :re:po:r::t-to the sec.' •' (' I 1 condUiona better durla._., the yea.r," ea.td Mr. MacDonald,. "a.nd aa a. consoquenc.~ prqren baa beeo m&du tn bllhiray construction '' Durin's ti!a year 7,469 miles ot road projects were oomtpleted and 11,798 -&be now beiDI tlsh and game &t ' LIGHT-SIX SEDAN i •• ' ' I' t,...ftf~CI( development 'I Whrn you buy a house you make 'ure that the foundation, the ..U. aDd the roof are construCted for permanCDft. Buy 1 motor car in the aame WlJ'. The aturdy bOOy of the Studebakd.:Li&ht·Siz Sedan lim admir.ble exam ple of aubstantial body-building. lt'pconst::rucW qf the tinelt mataiala o.nd with a high de;ree oU:raft&Jnanahip to give yean of eat::llfac:tory llen'lee -110 makeshif't construction merely to ffitet • price. Eigh,t Gtout ash pillars, from floor tO rOpr, Insure permmmt .trenath and rigidity. The four wide-openin1 doora ale a rtal conYellienee in ¢tine In and out. Bto3.4 wtndowa provide clear vision In evetJ direction. Seats tlfl': generoua proportions wi(h~eq> ..,Mp to live lattlbt aciD· fort. The upbolstery i!l of mohair velvet ~ush, as durable u lt la attniCtfve, The beater Will e:ive warmth and oomfoitbn cold lilY•· The Li~t·Slx has proved its retiabiUlj. on the hJa:bwaya of tbe world. Thl! ample iJ»WCf, quietneaa and remarkljble flesibDity ot ib motor _.. a source of clontinuoua aatlsf'action. It ie UjS}" to handle ha trlf&c. C • I' 1 t gear shiftinala qnnecessary becau.e it ttu'ottles down to • -..JkfDc SNIIee in hi;th gecr. Vibration, which iB so anncjpinc in doled can. II flftuaD:r eliminated. , The low pr1ce b due to complete manuftac:ture by StudebUer Ia. aae Of the moat modern and complete automobile Pt•na in the \tl'ltldcL ·MJdd' ff eil'a profits' are tlimirlatcd ad~ the savldi! ate puaed on to the~·, , \ .-'\ The name Studebaker standa Cor cbmfort. quiUtY, and durabnitJ, " ' , or the ; l I ' I I r J 'I • • I ,1 ue~. 7.-G.-.t.er pro1· waa lll&de 1 oa. Utbe natlon'oS' b11"h· ' , I j ," of tha Nation. 'i ,, f I YEARS OLD HALF PRICE. W.ill hereafter be located in the Beegle Building. • Great Progreae Made on the Hlghwaya Boy's S~lts " LADIES AND CHILDREN UNDU 11 FINSTERWALO: UNDERTAKING CO. YEAR SETS RECORD· I, WITH "BF.ST,EVER" • CHANGING LOCATION! ) . vs. ,, Kan, and C'Wt-aln ~enton A. · Doyle or St Louie, a~·d rrujr 6niUH.ed men, were kllled at LangleY fl.eJd, lfben a Martin ' ' IJomber collided with an £1rp1Ye while making a lan-dinl The enlisted men- killed were StAl't Sergeant. Ma· rick and Private11 Blunkl'l., Leon Rolas WarCIIng 81,1Uf1tl pttango. ~ashlnlttul, Pee. 7.-EIIOI-Ij!ltloD o! bonae ameWdm.eat to the tbJ.p wbbtll provldlnc 1ror a 130,000,.000 l·aa,;,..,l rovol\o\!lli' lUnd ,wao recommea.ded by PHiliti.IDt H'ar4ing In a letter .forwarded to the aeuat& commerce $15'50 .. MODELS AND PRlfES-/, o. b. factol~ ol the cold that mfaht IMd to 110m1thlnr •rloua. Thla timple ar.atmut cool1 •~d 100thea ln81med, hrltattd mtmbnLnea; Joolena d~bl• phlegm; bre1ka coida .d~ courb• In abort order. Dcm't'walt-rirht DOW' ulf your drugilt 1 lNG JACK DILLON, HARRY GRI!I, GEORGE CHIP, KNOCKOUT BROWN ence," one of t~~ most lavish productions of tHe year. Matinee 2:30. 1-.-..w--~._,,..,...,. 80MI OF THE BEST FIGHTERS, INCI:.UO. Newport News, Vs, Dec 7.-Major Guy 1... Gearhart ot Leavenworth, DHr Placed In ReMrYI, ~~. vs NOT(CE CRASH IN MIDAIR Colum1iu1, Dec. 7.-Slx head of deer, ftrlt to .be··purchased 1D Willoeetli:J. t' ~! ' JIIMO. ·~:f:~~~~~s~~i~~~~: ii 'T'HE BOY M!,HO KNOICoKED OUT r BI~LY ,W EEKS NOV. 27TH. ------ Shculd the committee meeting .achedule.d for J.a.n. 3 tail to produce a pla.n, 1:he general mee-Ung will ope11. bare on that date wttb, virtually the same s-Ituation a'S that of the :)oint 1 of miners and operators Oct 4 at CleveliLlld, committee .Qlllm· bars said • Be-.!auee ot inability to &IJr~ on a. baa1a f-or future negotlat!OIU! aHer set· tlement ot the· Btrlke la-st rall, the committee of two mlnen and t wo op· eratora from each or the 15 districts bad been appointed at the Clevelantl meetl.ng to work out & plan for nego· Uatlon or a new ngreenHmt to repla.c& mJli&s were under conatruetton, wblch w&re eethD&ted &a 50 per ceut com• Trin~ ~~~~~;~~~~~:.!,~:,. l:•;i~~ Jack Phillips Gloria Swanson and otherReid, big stirs. here on the &a.me prevJous to the'1. full meeting In andayef!ort to reach and Thomas Jorda.n. ' , The boonber was In the -air when Major U~arbart •tOOk Of! in 8 Fokker, The lighter macb@e ~truck the tall of the bomber and both machines tell to the earth. Major Gearhart, Car>t.aln Doyle and Sergeant Marlck were cauaht tn tbe wrecKage of tho two ma· I ~~---~-~....,_ _ _ _ _ _....,._...,..,.._ _ _ 18f 1G-ROUNDB-IO me~ L·a:~aln chines an4 b,prned t-o death, and Prl~ v&ti!B Blu.nka and Jordao. were kUiad luitanpy when they jumtJed Berreant 1-farlck wo.e trom Cleve· ,.n.d, Private Bl~kl cam8 from Chi· caao, Jordan tl'Dm beepsteep, Oa., aDd llol., lrom' Phtl~'!"lpbla. •ultdhtg and ttie domaods lot money lbr such operations together wtth the J!oQuirom.onta ror thb lncrllaslng agrt~ rd 'Fhe put.. 111111\ do omnc Chrlstm•s •bopnl•tg. o b ya S• euiturn,I developme~t -o1· t e counttry 1 . . W. h li Subacri1lc ror. the DB 1J N'e" s. a nattrnctlve ftllid r;r Invest· lie is o~Lcn w~rned of thiS danger, and 1t should re 1 ~ ~w muc Mrs I1'1oyd Clark ent('trta\u~d or ur' tnsurdnoe rpntls 1 dJilienUy and petil uro created for the fir~men by suc'h risks. Five Hundred olub lut eveolug. "The aut larges' lnCH>M<l for the s 1 t' bl 1i t get a big start in Oi f 2W The !Jndles Aid Of 0\fwor\ City ra:r. WRS tn premillm IUJ ' ce :ull't; loo.na• • uch accumu a wns ena e ~ r(} 0 . 'h urch. will give n. ctUclten tJo'Jicybolder~ Tba:~e fl,ggrcgated moments, and they ma)<e a thick cl,oud of smoke that fills a bmfd. und bazaar at tl" church This •tlncronsc:. tronght 6 in~ and unperils fire fighters and lll);oedes tliel~ Wlitl!, Cleat> up IFrld.,, Decomb?r ~ • cent or reo~rv•• loaned ,; "' ~ ,.., • A.M. W.hlttak.er otH11nttna:lon • w~•~:;~:~~:~~.~ t 15:aa •·our rubbish hoaps, if you want the firemen of Pomeroy and Mid- ''· ""'ln•k• vl•ltll• In tl>wn toda•. "u ~ · ··.cent pe",at · "~' " "'~ ~ with~lP'1S.91 tllf dleport to love you. .: ' Wall French of Athens wall a call· or 1920 and 1'7.8f Iter llea~nt, the I accumu.latc 111 i1r;:.:::or::ati~V:!J!::ed 9~;~~ ~~t~~u~o~~~. Will please his customers who use it. ' It is like its nam"BETTER." lbellll' • Monday Nighht -:; BETTER BUf'itR ': Yet more pul:Jl~c work than ever IS done. Perhaps peop e are r Geor!fe C. Rolland. of .I:.ogall, wbo· surance tnveatments.'1 during tpe year ~t.+~••lo•lo..!<••I<_.,t4~!t••!t,.!tt+~~~...,.l~'+:~.;lt+l~~~~~~~~~~·· 1 }eavning to let up on eu:opars mtd fairs and undertakings· that 1111118 been em}lloyed here for some •1021,'' el\id Presdet McClench. "s the • TU MEET A6'111 AT CHICAGO ba&ls tor n;egotl&tlonr. "epod ,• OPERA Knqw all men tl1a.t Tho Santa. ,Fe Salt Company, a corporation orgnnlz ed under the laws or Ohio, tmd 1ullder Jlce!Hie N'o 5058, with ~~~ plu.cu of of Day Calla, 2~L; Night 471·L. bu~lnesa ('.t Pameroy, Ohkl. has applied on the 8th day ot December, 19'22, BEST SERVICE. LOWEST TERMS. to the Chlet -ot 'Dev~jon ot SP.curitlf>R ot Ohio for ~eave to n.mend such l! > cen~e by strlkll'l&' out or tho sa:me lho names <>r the followmg persons ns agents· Frank B. -Gibson, Jr , Pom • OHIO. • pOMEROY, • • eroy, Ohio, 0 D. K11elnhtltl, Pommoy, asreement which expires .,.. Aprilpruent 1, 1923. Tbe ftret meeting ot Ohio, Miller R Dmmlng, Columbus, W. 0 Sllbley, GaJUpolis, Ohio. (lOmmlttee here -In Novew,ber tall· IDdgnr T. Cl!tton, Colum,bus, Ohio to "Produce reeults and both miner& THE GROCER sh liNG FAIRMQNTS ...,.,• 1,..d operator• !lad es.prease\ t}Je hell'. " I --!-~IW..-''•!!·~,.,· " that tM second t~eeslon, jtl-st ciOted, See Richard Barthelmess at would bril'lg forth SomEt 1 commou Majestic Friday in "Expe.-i· lfGUDd upon wbieb they could agree. .,. 1 1921,~' sald•Pteol~<~t;..d/!11"""~ "lot~e , Cl • I 1 /. '.t. ¥lollo I . II I ·.~=~~~~=~~=~==~=~~!~=~~=~~~!~ ltbe cof tho "}~O'f.0" MA.CMZIN'E, Ati\ct·-' lea's ~lg !tnd llfl,:lf cl:n:t!l LOVERS' PWOOmA'PlON. Uevotod· only to 1 11\lch 11rt'lblems. 7G9,000:ooo, or only tt !!-4 pe1' cent of 1 tlOs~mted by about $60 000' policies A•. ' ' A'liD AT\JIIN ' HAPPINESS !fJT·l!;Oli!iiif0 1 5fli) somo or thu ~ubjeot.a exclusively dc£1tt wllll In cvO:-v Issue caltses. But if they would only ~and one~liult sc1u Ues :t~ttro.ct e. 1 stop \o think d ti\a· good ei\ey coultl do by helping, tltey woulcl 11ROOSl!lVEL'r HlllHWI.~ Mi!ltKIDRS R~l'jiOXImatol¥ tile , •• ,. comportlot~ "Ill !SOU the ... moadl mHcagc or,,,.. . , . b t d . with Q. Wltat Is tho cllstlngnlahtns. amo\Jtited to $1,383.000 000 or : 1 5• 1·2 co:.lnlir)"' wna au U20 ru• n.galn1.1t- mOrtl thtnk better of thett refusal, and would Wish to C -coun e m ttltlrk ror the noosc,elt National 1)er cent of their naset~t; 10 years la.t- 1thau 21it,OOD ~U.· l9Zi In 18M' t\le lhe this noble efi'ort. ~ ~highway ~nee 111 t'Ao Un'tcd 1er, !ltl the encl of 1921', tQe lioldinlfsln llnsut~M\co tn - - - - - - - - "" ' A. An orange, black and nnother rfl tlro&.d eeouritlee a.molnftedl to $1,·1States arilOuD.ted to $1~0,000,000 rep~ i HO many wn:. r3 Why ~;;;;;:;;:;;;;:;:;;;:;;;:::;;;::;;~ eau.,' 18 and1ttae Man Bcrore ;;!1? Mnrri'!-Be, .Di.vo!'ce, Love, Eugenica, ~flh ,ColltJVI:o S~x, -\Jflll~~· otp, l}tC. How' MllifR'I' sucl:tssf'uL 1 · Mealin& Prates Futile. I Funeral Directors· / '"" I p ~ S!roUID A> WGMAN §D'VER· ' 'llii!IE.,'FOB A• MAoiE1 I th f d f th . by I of 1 • The scherne of ratemg e un 's or 18 campmgn sn e e. one, but itl i~ one bhat I'~- I th'·' little •eals has been an in"'enious quires lots of wovk. All over the country women and c~ildn:n, nn'd m-en, to~·, are going ftom house to hoqse, and also selling- the stamps in public rplaees. Some pcu(Jle Nfuse to buy because th:ey spl)etl, th~ ' . - llnb\l~:th.at cloes not dlltermtno the " nd per lfS a . uary. J, W. SchlPegel. A proposal preaented \,y the o»e-r· atcrs- Involving: 1ltstrtct agreement.s, &TbHratlon of dltlerencu anld a sUd· FOUND-Black acarr, at r.onrt house Inc wage a(lale wae rejeeted tn Its eu· Owner can hn~e same by calilng tirety by the mlnei"'B' representatives. 98-R nnd IJ.a)'IDg fo1 this nd 0. W. Sa.vaae, a mlnera' represeutu.ttvo 1rom Ohlo, t hen }.lroposEMl a re· or the weelr~ , I frlenda. , turJ). to the old oon.trul coro~UtJv~ Mr. and Mrs. Wild Llll DanJel!l nr· Rev. nnd J..Ira. Montgomery, who~ ' fleld as a bas1ts tor ne~~:otiattonJJ and 11ved today trom K.tlamazoo, Mlc..l1 are holding · evangelistic services ,at The condition. or Mr 9·• Otis Vnn It W(I.S in tnr~t rejected by tile 'oper· 8.1ld will visit tor & fe¥t weeks with the 'naptlst church are guests during Meter: *~o has been autously ~let at &tors. rEI&.the~ and frleoUB nenr Rut',Hil~. tbeir stay here, or Mr 111111 M~s. Ro,ll·~Ure home o~ her slater, Mrs'. It wa& then decided to bold the t n ' Haddox, foJ. 'the past few months, meeting to COD'Bkl.er new agreements er arnes. , at this time~·\ very ct:tlcal. ou Jan. 3 here tntead ot at Cleveland ''Don't Tell Everything" Mrs. Thomas Ferguson and Mrs. 118 orlgln&Sly pla.nned, and the- minen' Ban DeLHle returned home yesterday Subscribe for tbq Dally Newt aa4 operators' committees will tonight at Majestic. Wal· in this country, has been m_, sa,lc of Christmas Seals to fnumce \ ' , campaign agaihst the scourge of tuberculosis 'l'his disease is "' mena~e to the public all over the country,. Seemingly healthY people ma.y get the gelfDla ~aatened• biJ>OD them.. The pre~-ance of incipient cases itt april to everybody, and selfi~}\1 sen t to . 0 If the /Bennett Mrs. Inez Williams nnd daughter, ptopertY ou Pearl street. , ,. Virginl a, returned yesterday firom · a Homer J{y8ell returned hotne yes· week's visit with rolatlve~ and tt&rday trom a several' weeka' visit 1 rrlend• In Point P1ea•aut. w~th relatives ·~ !>oundsvtne, Ohio. Mrs. W, A. Hopper, who hnB 'beeu RaymoJl.!i' ~heTpt&n t'Dd Dava visiting tor. the past' "eek w)th f~la~ mer motored to Sliowvlnt, ·o., and tlve!li tn Rutland, left thla 'morning joYed the · ~ day hunt!nr. tor' a ahort atay In Ch~shlre betore Mr'- Ralph", Sherman ,, 11id Min her retutn tome to Huntington gtni~ Mc:tAdoo of Athens, o., · Mrs. Perry Coopar vlaited today ihe -flfat ef tlle 'Week; wltb Joe with her aunt. Mrs. James Kennedy, who watJ reC{Intb hutl tn one' who Is quite sick in Galllpolls. Patneroy odal..m.lueB. Tavener Clnrk or Dexter, vlalted I. rrataela Williams and 1 yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Rue· son we're yt.e.ltors }lere Tuckarm~n. from Point Pleasant. I&!v. V. D. Berry hrt Yeaterday tor , ~iionlaa O'Leary, who is , M&.l'ietta, where be will Install a new ln ' CharltiBton, was here tOday mlnlstef: ... on relatives• and friends. ' T. S. 1Sbannon is a business visitor Mrll. Del Martin, Mrs. Em Anderson thts we~k in Pittsburgh and Youugs· and Mrs. P. Gallagher entertained town, Oh~o. ~the Ladles or the Paat Clects asflcla· 'l'be epndltlon ot Mrs. Jame Bridges tton of the Pythian i ! IStcrs today with wl10 bns ,beeu quite Ill at ber home on 8 u: o'clock diliner :~.t the home of Fourth street, for the pas t week, Ia Mrs. Martin. About 20 or tbe mem~ very much imp1•nvacl. ber 8 were. present. . Mr. nnt1 Mrs. Howard McRihtnnr Mrs. Ruby Barrow! of Rlple•, ~w. ' ~ wore \i IBltors in Cbar 1e11ton, t;he tl.rst \>a .. vtas here vesterday calllog on ~ Q. Ia tli.e Water 1Jl'On\ cooked rice to Iday. The fla:urcs, 1-resentcd by \gw1ehoHl va.iue WH.Uam W. McClench, o~ the Maasa· FAST.~Is not this the fast that I have A. Yea, the Federal office or Home . . husettl'l Mutual Life Jnsurancc eo .. Economlca says It Is useful in p1ak of Sprlngtleld, Mass, t:how tbaf Ute cl:osen? to loose Lhe bands of wickedness, to the heavy lng 1110\tll.B, scalloped dhsllea anti lll~o fnrfn mortgage loans hold by Amerl~ ( :~- 11 life Insurance •·ompaniel bavc bbrd~s. and to let the oppressed go free, and that ye break tor starching ll,h ecr materials. HOMEMADE FlRELE~S COOKEU I doubled in less than lh f': years · cyery yolle?<-lsaiah 5&: 6. Q Could yCJu slyc na~ direct:mu~ ror the total, $1 ,418,000,000, 'I no" in '1'' ' ' l1naklng ll homcm.ndo tireless cookur? cess o·; the companlcq' loans on ~ci~Y A. Tbls wuuld require too much property. THE t:HRISII'MAS. SEAlS. tW~e, but wu have sent die im~truc· At the end or tU11, :hP farm inert· , tiona to the reader a uti any oU)er gngo loans or the me f'Olllpr.nh's wetr , reader who desires the sauile in(or· $730,000,000. Three ycMe lal,!!r. at · ·! .a, ' tfy f)'Om Pago, 0' Into , ......day. ' . RitE• WAIJ'lER! ·- · R. 0. MacPhail, who 11J asaootated ~rtel' a• ' tew d&ys vll$lt ln Gauley with tbe McPhail 'Coal co:, at Ho~D. B.rld«e (\oDd Charleston. V/,' Va. wart a bualnesa vteltor tn 'Cotumbu.l . A. Binrballll will mover hts ram.· WORLIJ'it WIOEI!!Il ltnt:llll\ Q Wb•t I• ~be world's • .,. --r-MEMBER OF THI OHIO SELECT LIST 0~ DAILY N!v;di'APIRI. riv4.1r! l'llllW' YOJl,l\, .IJptt 'j,-P0th'"1,al ot ad'oert E. Warll, Fbrel111 Adnrtls111.1 Manag&r"" .IIIAoerr. Odloe, 116 J'1fth h. Tb"o Nuc. ncmirkabia () ..JlBU'!Ion of Aveo11e. New York Eli.y; W~»tern 0Ulee, Malleri1Bl4.:.• Cbtoaaao Ill YUKo.Q~9J!I.tTA ))~· l'b~8lll.tV~· CP.l:l• :agri6\11Wrc, Up to NUYOIIlbC:P' I:XCLUSIV! J>~Riii~S J41&WSPAPiiR< ,llfti RPifl&E Aftlllli"l'flfNio ,.. TlON< otl t1H3 yC'ilr, )ffra I)IClUI &d tn O~:::::;t M'i:M!Rit! ASSI!r.IATIO cJHtdi DAILIES. Q. Where h~ the Ypkon Delta Dlnll invc!tmcpt Bt'litll.sttl:!• ,~ lite ' ~u~st'RIPTIO'N RATE&': ,ranee companr.,s su6ntULed• l\(Vt'll& B1 t..'lrrler •••• , ••• , ................... , ... , , • , .... , ! . l.i Otllta Per Week ruer\atlon'?'' A In Alasli:a. ;annual coMo11$l1on <JI the' 'iudbiatt~?11 B;r ms.li (bdlsldl;l county) . . . . . ............. , , . . . . . $-4 00' par year BYJna1l ( ut'!Hle aoun(l·) . .. .. , , • , . . . .. . . . . . 6.00 per yea1 No uftt by mall where wfi haVe eafll'l\fr S'crvlce. ~ ,...tte, real and peri9ual ]Jropertf of tbe ~\ecetieo\ during heJ natural tllo with 1 a:.:ceptlon ot fl.~ wblch ts to 1:)11 ~ to James Horton, a son. For ber IIUppor~ ani malntenanr.e tbe widow Ho given lull powor to Iinke good and Jvalid deeds tor auy Property she inay ' tiE!e nt to sell. 1 Dmna and Jamet Horton, sons, are lUll :remembered with ernall personal be~! • .queetes a'td HartY Fl'sber, n nephew, , Jts given UOO. 'flhe bal;mce or the ea. •.. C""nfeiOnco .11•1•u-o W!t•·ut A ....,,· -te, after the dellth ot Mrs. Horton, '!>! ~T .,. '"' rR . . lng at A,n• lulo •o'r !"•-tlotl'••• 'ils lett In equal shares to t11e children , r •• of • N•w ~··- .Agrt'me,t-Ope~. Eva Batley, James and Dnna Horton 18 named ae cxacutrlx Mine woioice,. '' , The will was executcl on tbe Z6tb ' " ~f Iaat Apnl, wh WltREiJ8ed by I.Amh• Chtca&o, Dea.: ·'l-4P.eratort Uld A. Arnold nnd ,C E. lfa}·man nnd wn" mlnera repres.eM1n1 th~ •u.umtnoua })robatOO laat Friday. coal JnduBtry •dJou.'med tlleir meeting Miss Sibyl Schla.e(e1, rogl!!tf!:rod here without a.nlvlq a4. a.ny bull tor nurse at WashingtOn, D C, is P.XI)Acl· or a .new wage agreement homa today to care 'ur her g111~d· at & meeting ot all bituminous o~ mother, Mrs A. N. Koehler, wbn 1 (R nud mLDera to be Uld nes.t Jan· fll at tho home ot ber !lau1hter, r.•r~ LlOHT.SlX .... JJ1• w. s. J~r EQUIPMENT Pour cioo'1n that ..-m11ride qJI'II. Heater, Si&bt. .J' cllldt. Thld' proof tun. ml•ioo kick. Cowl .a:LtUa· tor. &l!letOKhlamp~~ R.iao Yilor aDd win&hklddedcr, fndde loch.,. dun dGcn 1nd outtlde lock OA riibta.-! fnmt doer. Domto lltht. Mohllt "lwt Dlutb 1 I 1 ) o ' ' .4/J H. p ,~,..~ I H.l'• H. I'. 1ourl~~-- $ 975 TooriR~ (3 Pan)_ 075 Coape.Roocktotr (~·Pa~) ....--:--- U25 C~pe(4-Pall.)~lt1S , lrdllll Sedad - ISSO • liiQ.IIl< J1f•lf'••• BP~AL.atX $.,.....siJ JJYW. •• ... -__:__c. tpudiit fl27S Rolldpr(2 Pea.)- 1250 Rolld~tet(4-P...)-l211 I I 710 t (,._,.._, 1111 ~.-(~)- c;o..!S·'-1- 2010 ' ' ~ ·~ , I', �: tOday to the ·aecretarY or the i nterior. ou· 18 th~e tofemO&t product. or these .P.'' 10 !ar, tiul '~l' oald •that . cO'al·! nlourdi otltie Eat etiJr( • · to trlve 1ouf, t.llo aot •Tiim•nw;ued ' ooa 1net(llj ~li · 4be weal·ern ttatea would be ot vrtme importance. . lu lhe nscal year ended ln.st Jun e, . Cost , -during ·t he tlscill year la~tt- Jil_n~~ ,301 a~c.qrdluj to J~p ,u nwcre produyed .from go•or<un<:nt·lluul>l l'epott of the commlsaioner ol ~anda·, other tb~n India!) l1Wds, 18,· ~Wnt todaj to Pre~Jdent 1Slftl • bl ~Ills pq~er i~ r~a~ by thousands of people dally in order te obtain .their wants. 'That's why these ads bring such ' ' ' gbllll rlslilts. '· Rates for classified advertisements are one eent a wc:d for each insertion. No ads aecepte\i for less than 25 ce~ts. Casli with order sav.es annoyance and book-keeping. • ,2 Dry Cle · 8Dl~J:; Rbont , 99·R 1l'OJt'SAU-rtrm I m DI o m e • ) federal government fecelved a.lty 3,616,8)2 ,be.rrelfJ, worth IB, I , __ ____ _...... Middleport. Ohio. roy· &fi , . 4,768,· 397, not incldding 'bonu.Bell. lu addl- lng $l,S!l:f!,079: at end o! the year $14,000 a 1'hat the number of"1Jeneiona 1n month was being received by ihe co\m't rt ta rapidlY d~'11:11I:f18b1ng 1~· government from na.tural tJ.!i 'leases shown Jn t·he statement tb'a t $4,ttl8,· ou public lands in ,W yoming, 259 leU wati pahl •In' ptm&Rnis during. ln the Rocky Mountain J1eld alone, the past tlscal ;Veur ' Ui.ll n during the · tl\.ere. were on gove rnment land 336 :previous year; that !6,02 _Clvtl war oil wells, or which 207 were in , dldd,• a .sag&lrist !4,'775•·tor Sa!t Creek, "!'tV'yo., field. A hundred the .p rev io;J Yonr, -~IDd ihat 21:,269 other wells were bein•g drilled. · . dti:wll ~s aga~rli!t '19,4'51 t'be Under the terms of the -1 yenr prei1J6tia. ment tbel'e ·bad ,bee n issued 2!.14 Tlle- nu'liiiba[ of penstoUet•s on , and gas Ieallea. tn four etu tes and rolls June SO, 1922, wa-s !i-4:'7,016 C(rnt· , 1, , ,. 4•. 137 prospecting 11ermlts, on with 686 ,053 on June so, Lhe I" 01 wbicll driUiag 1B fequircd, previous yaar. Of Lhese: 193,881 were B'~tes and AJ.agka. war, ~terans; 2~2.194 tCivll war l·~iili;!"!'-~:~~~ The largest nUmber of ·wittowe; ..-t-"l"t~<,9515. .v_etertms o1 "~·e p·an· n"O household gOQde, otc. lucnbitore, DYEING ·& P.RESBINO ~toves, old harness. etc. Martin work Clllld ·,..,,. and . Farm, Rock Springs, tues~wed·trt-tt _ _... . _ . ,._ _ _ __,,_ D1.11 vera d' lft Pomeroy •. ,..... and lllid'iltoport. Rttu;f\• PD-I(Igl PA1d Oft WDr'l fRtiiCH' .DRY O~IAIIINO CO. O{ ·thii amount - $263.~07,· 1\'J d paid out tor if9DSIOI11, · or mitnteo~tnce ot tbe aytBem b"e· 236,362 •IJJrrelH qf oil, or which the WANTED-To buy five or JJIJ: roomJJ, mojlern house on reasonable term.JJ. Mt1 11t be In Middeport, in good location, out of hlg:h watcrt. Pho'nc 33-4~'n, MartiJI Bros. Shoe '' FQ'R furn iJJhcd · room . ' Pemeroy, Ohio I Court Street. Our Motto: 1 moderat~ meano. TAXI? .. Sincf! ife all. in your favor, why not have the BEST? ALL OtJR C\:ARS 'Aitt£NCLOSE& AHD HEATEQ! The drivets of out Cabs Me L,vel·headecl and CarefuL We d~liver to' any ji'oint at arty' time. Merely telephone . 1•jli changes. hat! ibeeri bere fHuylng J e rsey It was Rugg ted ,that ~mployos eU will leave W.OO.riesday ror fils !or roti m-ent at the age ot 70 '\tlth quite a herd. sbould 'have th& ' -"' m~Uon or l'etlrlng :t.t Veterinary James ·S tans'hury that re teuUon beyo11d 65 shon:1 w~ thlourh here tneP,ectlhif ·by !agreement ·b etween etuploye iA'"""'"t'h e 11;rst of tb~ week tbl.lt ware t · ,• l'OCk The Houee · of Bftsle ' ! Matinee 2 p, M. A Stirring Drama I A Fascinating Love Story I A Gor· ~eous Spectacle I commluloner .•eald, nnll A ftlm production that set England and France a-talking and haa created a furore in America. Made in Arabia w:th real Arabs and spirited steeds. Abo a JIMMY AUBREY COMEDY, · , FRIDAY · 'ANITA STEWART ·. . thot~o reciJ,ln~ months. Close 'Pittdurgh, .With ;· " t\ HU~~Eti~o~ OTH~R THINGS .. '' ' ~stoVr.s ' ·''. ' ~' ' YOURS FOR SERVICE, ' Hardware Company . POMEROY, OHiO. ~~~~!~~~;!~;;s;~;;~;;~a;sl I . John .M.. :;~rawfefd, Foundries Pclmeroy, Ohio FOUNDERS. AND MACHIN~TS. ·~ CAST IRONj SEMI-STEEL, BRASS, BRONZE AND ALUMINUM CASTINGS R~pe Sheaves amfboxes for rope transmission; Coal I loading dumps designed and built complete. Our engineers :wi)l:'coxne and help you plan your dtlmping syste!'l Of your power transmission and 1de• sign, manufacture and erec\ it. : · We give excep)ionai attentiorr ..to rush orders for emergency service fot'\f!!ii\es and salt planta. )lAine car wheels of.)o'lll!l'jl kind; sO.,Iid, · self-oiling, roller bearing. ., , ~ ..... ~· : .. -' :' PQMERO'I' PASSE,!! Bl; partlcula'"'I~:Y l·::•;;~b:~ lens tbarr $30 PI liND leU wlll!o!ll tor theuae ot river · td loa.d ancl unload frelaht. a.ll freely say thu.t t.11e cr,nidllllbhl l'of',the ' PDrnerOy m91.. ...,._,... a wha,rlbOat utltll some time ,w!W b.. i>o•IIPIO· to mnko LHd' DIIICh··i BEEGLE BROS, jnlredo!d ~~Qtl·e .along the rlv&r. front (Whole~aia Only) Local and L. D. Phone ~32~L Ohio 'ltO.{D ,N:O'l'ICE OF VIEW . '' TAXI. JOHN SPIRE$, RUTl..AND TMJ. .. AND ...EARING ' ~ Tell- ,Bellvront 631~1 8:~A. Mr:o~~g~ J~ 9i30 J,i. ' M. · 1ud'mg Herbe r~ RawI'mson, . W a1ter Mc· 12:00 111130 A. M, Supporte dby a ca~ t me NG.Iil , Orail and Little Dick Headrick In 2: . P. . 3: 4:3t !?. p M. M, ~:o-, ': i ' ~' '· ' . Vf;T~:A~ Midcllepllrt, - - ..:... UIW~• .I Plroiie 212-II.i·. I ' , A~• AND·tMOOsl: AT YOOR tti$0l\i, wharf 'ts sri 'bftd aln'l'oilt lmfio~:utlblr to get tftitSJit l~Ol.J SALE--Q':vQ~hu;ul four, 1922 n'nd Q 'd a whnrfhonL ' " motlel, ' llne f.!yild1Uon, Call 4.06-U; Beelte Dfos. have, Installed n. . li·IUll i·,A I able' ·rroiglit houR'e on t~o bank 'tO '' ""''t'~---·-:---•j•uPi,J•••~· -~ ·tar a11 po"111bl'e !h8 ne;e d ·, we.or:• ,t.t..,..,aervlo•· Pomeroy, "THE .SHEIK'S WIFE" Again Pomeroy Is tor .Jtalttrn-ore arid other beat market•. Quotations alatflf'· ,fuf'~llhed'. Ctll, .~.~rife, P,'hot.e ~r Wire- THURSPAY . miEAM OP WHAR•'~OAT ~ EOJii enll(t~J"' to prov!~e • .ome· wh~t Jarger a~nulty r,or '!I! cl'l:>!t~es, th~! •hould •be Moat axten•t..,·e buyert and ahlppen of Poultry, Game (In •••· son), EDa• a~d 'arm Products COflnectton reUNimeot at 62 Rnd 65 Y!J.1rB of age. The pr..Qnt scale ol a.r.nu ltleo W!t:COMf:-10 LOOK. Day and Night 'Phone 411-R heM or his department; a,nd, tliat lb e shipJ)ed out of th4:l 'Shde. 'Protracted meeting comdiericc& omploye a:r-.outd be re!alned be~ the age ot ~0. Stmllar vrovls· l :W'edileB<lay eventng at the Sliaron U. Ions were snqeeted tor !boa~ ellstblo church.- B• OHIO. . to . . Promp.t, Courteous and Exact Service. '.Phe ,JH.dl'dti"'t :tb& M~!'lfb'ltufilh' ~IS't.v' 1 kinch ~.;,), · _ hQme. W\& are .orry tv 1ooso Hall fiHn lly, as tlley 1u·e Hne 11 uo· and will 1he greatly •miss ed In tlJis . ·,.. , , dundi, 'tooen UY, Whlcli ' !was (liilio a ~ucc~ss n'nu.DO:l~llf. • ,Pear~. Pler8011 or New Brigh ton, ra .. Is l'lflltJni :friend!! 1Jere. Jay .ours ll ntl u. D. Circle were PortierciY ylaltors Mond~y. Milo Rhod eS .Jlas been quite s·h:k the past week. 'A.' c. Gandee- visited his 13later, Ezra :BU!Ih, 'Of 'SyracuSe, who is in 'POOr b"ealtb. , , ' Mn. IV Ina Ours ,s-pent part or 'last with her m otbe~ u.t !ll.tc.K'enll.e _ pnagoG.• N. uII er oI ...- .,encer, W . Vn ., ' · ' UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Ja.thes Ha.ll 'h ad a ~ale S'J.turd'll)', will 1ea..Ye 'tb& first ot tbe week Clem r>en1~hiJ;, W. Vn., . to maltc MexJCo antl N'Cvt1da. Illbus-pbate 111 bein1 mined In Idaho. t Oo. 1 1 ·H. EWING . J)lrector daU'g llter, Katie, i>f SyNcuse, Sunday tbe guests or c. D. Clr· In the J)UB~ f,ij~l~'lf"!'• 1 ~0,736 pan· !'! ion dn.luuJ w~~e JUapo:HJtl of and 2,· 2G9,187 checkli wepaiOil uml sunt out. At the oluHo or the year ~2,616 c l~ inu; und e r vo.rtous · 'tleus ion law.s we're pendh'Jg. Uuder th e a~t of May, 1920, provid· lng to rrhe re remen·t or civil service 1 employes, ·th8 e , were 7,67-6 tants on the r; h, o(!Wh{)m 6,6'87 Were re tired fo r\1~ ~~1e remainder f-or disa;btllty, Tbe ·re'b,l~ent iaw, with eeverul broad .Qt~k and llbernltzing act .II has 'bee , :K' opera.iion ror two the OOnfnJ.t~!oner ileofurod, and . indicatea ~t needs hut few .,-~ ln 1 Southeu'fe;n · Ohio. ' BSN Jos ~h McBrid e, Mrs. Sa:Hifl RaSp s,soo,ooo,_ To '(lr~vent ~thesJ ·lo11es, lea~·ett w'c re gh·e· nlO drlil !!UCh lllnd~ whQl'tJ limlnago occurred '1~11d the Navy is rec~vlng royl.llltlea in oil wll·lch Is con:verted 't o fue l oil for val veiUie.IS -a.nd ·shipped al s uch poin t.a necessity wafra.nts !or time omerrencr. f The Untteii ·states go\·ernmentlsone oQ thc ..in.rgest cda ll~nd -owners in the worl d, an d a·teo :hold" lfU'}.lOrtar~t re· servos or pli'll.iibhate, :votash, nnd nth· or sultB. Coal ~s now- ,betng mtnetl In lhose lands, under le'.tse, In fWyomlng. 'Wiasblngton, Montano., No~tb 1~mt South Dakota, Utuh, Culorrridu, New '1'1 · 275-X• ., ':i~~Ui>ERIOR SERVICE POMEROY, • • · ot iiUrgeonR 1 bn Capifat, SUIJ)Iui alld Ptofifa $90,000.00. I.e ;;':~R~~axt..Cab ·boa!'£~ draln'agc and that nvru·ox1uu~tcly 22,· 000,000 bart•t~la h Jd beea los t. or 'till !!, 1''"·'"'" tor t he.,$72 rate have lllltl~l al· em 'the ~:~cale now In etfect, the govtlrnand B4;4S7 w-ere -drawing that 1 moul's royalty would llave beeJII worfh ratu per mou~ ·011 ~lJ.IItl 3fJ , 1922. Safety and Service lor people of • 01:troln the date ·Of medlt:at · COMt l'f( Am su us1 YotJ'I£ &vT6MEl\: IOOVIS .I a dnUUog arrtanged. A study .madtJ by 1:::::;.:~~~ the Uureau or Mines .showed .tbe gov· l· e'rnment Jands were losing ho11vlly by or u. WAI'f'lil'·li.ON'! .1 '· r.' ,. . to k1 ct1vHy in. · mual petroleum re- 'iOidle rstn nde rthe Mt o(._ June, , 19211. serves. 'l<"'lnal arjulllcatlon was roachThe practl<.:o ol'lgln.a.lly Jald (J:own ed ln outstanding contestl:l on such und er 'llCt of .MIJy, 1920, mado •t he f'l2 oil lands , lon:aol!l wore granted und rate for hei.Pl'ess ()1vU wu.r veterans POCKET KNIVES i\()6[) CHOPPERS ·'· TRICYCLES, lmtlt'-ftlilhlllf rlllfa1l< tires AIR GUNS AM1t Ott,.SO 1\tAI'f.\' THINGS TOO Ml810~ 'YO MENTION f. ~.: AAZ'P~x .; :dioaie :from OW TOWN TH·E FARMER'S BANK & \SAVINGS tOMPANY . ~ W1NIN& BQA~DS SD....D£D ------~~-----~----·---~~~-­ ~ l SLEOS Brl"fCr.£5 PtJOt>INc otSHIS, E'f~ CARVING Sl't'!f I 1 ...... . . WAG(>RS PERCQIAfOlf5 RO..U'JU$CAKE AND PIE PANS Repair, . BEGIN DEVELOPMENT OF WEST'S r. W MJNr:.RJ\L EALTH • for 'the KIDDIE! ,, war; and""g,t48 '..Widowe of 113 p.Bnl&ll l2-6-U welh~ belong·i ng to the gove rnment' wli.l· vehir.Rn~. '!',h ere wer e 73 soldiers with all tmprovewentn . CnH 194-J. --'---·-..:..-"""-~-- 111: ·the Salt Creek lluld, where Abe MiChelson. ' 12·2-litx YO UNG married couple wants two, governm ent lwlds title to nearly llll dra.wtng :pensions ror .service In the l ·,. -~ three or to11r furnl alted rooms for the land. ISueh an Immense amoUnt Wlar with IM'e:z:lco, and 4.9 widows ()f AttJ: '>r II you want \0' ~ ·welt, ll{;.ri• af: or crude petroleum wa.s · p roduced ' E !Oiuters 'Ot ~e' war . < tt 181~. FOU SALE-New lmm! ncrl c~e Winlight bousekeepiljg. Mu st b(; modoboe with Ulil ":01ecoTe~1'' of D.rr several lthl}Ortan.t modllle!3'lions or Plorco's. All druAI!LI oo!llt ·Ill t~O' cbcHter pump J:IIU, 1:1hol 60 t imes. ern nnd In Middleport, within CA.II the cll'paclty of the well.s was the priM:tlce ' of the f"ttn!lon \But•ea.u M• or ll<iuld. Wl\b good' ii••lf:h Big barg~lu. Cali at Lewi~t &: Son, boy's dilltl'lc t. Phone ?3 4.-R, Ml\l'tln greater tbun the pipe Hue to transport It, were bro"gb't aboUt during the year will C<lme b\!411r1 Iii !a~p ana dllUi'el1 .Mtddiovort, or phone C09-L. Bros. Shoe Repair. 12-(Hf Wrl1e l!>t. Plei'OO,. Pl~li: . lliv~1\ds In 'Mont..... na also, development •Jlro· by dep 111.,~meq;tal decisions. One de: Hotel l'n Biill'ilb, N. f.. for tl>fd ceeded rll'pidly ·a11d at the end or thE held· th~t a pe~aon 'WJI.O e~list- medical ad'l'lee, sebd roc If ;ad tlal beginning .or Ute active deve lop· tiscal year t11ere we're '67 d In the Ragu.ta. rtar~y mubse(tueut wish & trial pq. o! the t:lHl<ltlJ, ment ot vast mineral wttlllh, horeto- welll:l In the ~at Creek Held 1.1 nd nin e to April 22, 1898, and was '<llseharged rore locked "·"I' In tho public ,domain drllllng On, government .land In the on or :tJetore !A•prilll,. 1809. or woh en· or the varloua ,'woat e m s tates, but newly-dlscovere1\ ~1Kl pro1~lng S!ln· , 1 nthe navy or 1Mo.rlne corps now liberated mul er 'the general loas· burs t-Ke vin field. Las t Jii~ a well May t, 189,8, and waa discbarged lng- Jn.w, wa11 recordetl by Dr. H. Fos· Ut'l ar' U1e cent'er of tho Cat Creek Oeld ~· to A•ptii 11, Hl99, could be C'Jll• (,By Tbo AllsOCIIlted Preas) l cr UlLin. director of the BureiJU or dr!Hed Into '8. second and pr~llltlc oil I ;~~:.~::~~~~~'S "volunteers." This holding ,Reed Gandee, who has 11 flujj WASHINGTON, ·nec 1 7."--:A ~ ~bHtau· !,Minos , in Jtl tl aftuual report tm hmlttoll Ka.JlU and flow ed 1t~tutlly at th e dally 11 affected hUndreds ot cla.lmf! lion at De troit, Mich., l!pont part, pf ,,.. . rattl of 2,000 barrels. Anolbor well •by wld~ll and 'min-on of ·SOl· ·Week wliJli his ' Pt\'ront::~, !o:.. c. Gabcame in at 2,400 'bar.rets. .By "'"" '· I"'"''' or ltho S'~'~an·l sh war. . , and w11e. clevelopments 'tllill Held bocame th e 1"'"""oo d601 _!~ nHtl b mwrr.vna.oit Mr3. Llz'zi0 ILew'ls of Nc..V BI'lg·l itoh, third ·largeat 1lf{)(luce r In Lhe UOC'ky Instruotlolll upproved 1 In Au.gust; I returned home 'S;alurllay, after Mountain rog!on. year, ~r.o~de 1.~ more 'Hbernl sys: kw•••k'< visit witb b.er d a ughter, 'Mts. Thoso doveiOlJJUOilki ilrc exclusrve ot radnT-ctaims or Span13h wm· Dusb. FOR RI<~N'f-Onc Aad Look At. This . s 01 INST~ 'I ' ' ' �: tOday to the ·aecretarY or the i nterior. ou· 18 th~e tofemO&t product. or these .P.'' 10 !ar, tiul '~l' oald •that . cO'al·! nlourdi otltie Eat etiJr( • · to trlve 1ouf, t.llo aot •Tiim•nw;ued ' ooa 1net(llj ~li · 4be weal·ern ttatea would be ot vrtme importance. . lu lhe nscal year ended ln.st Jun e, . Cost , -during ·t he tlscill year la~tt- Jil_n~~ ,301 a~c.qrdluj to J~p ,u nwcre produyed .from go•or<un<:nt·lluul>l l'epott of the commlsaioner ol ~anda·, other tb~n India!) l1Wds, 18,· ~Wnt todaj to Pre~Jdent 1Slftl • bl ~Ills pq~er i~ r~a~ by thousands of people dally in order te obtain .their wants. 'That's why these ads bring such ' ' ' gbllll rlslilts. '· Rates for classified advertisements are one eent a wc:d for each insertion. No ads aecepte\i for less than 25 ce~ts. Casli with order sav.es annoyance and book-keeping. • ,2 Dry Cle · 8Dl~J:; Rbont , 99·R 1l'OJt'SAU-rtrm I m DI o m e • ) federal government fecelved a.lty 3,616,8)2 ,be.rrelfJ, worth IB, I , __ ____ _...... Middleport. Ohio. roy· &fi , . 4,768,· 397, not incldding 'bonu.Bell. lu addl- lng $l,S!l:f!,079: at end o! the year $14,000 a 1'hat the number of"1Jeneiona 1n month was being received by ihe co\m't rt ta rapidlY d~'11:11I:f18b1ng 1~· government from na.tural tJ.!i 'leases shown Jn t·he statement tb'a t $4,ttl8,· ou public lands in ,W yoming, 259 leU wati pahl •In' ptm&Rnis during. ln the Rocky Mountain J1eld alone, the past tlscal ;Veur ' Ui.ll n during the · tl\.ere. were on gove rnment land 336 :previous year; that !6,02 _Clvtl war oil wells, or which 207 were in , dldd,• a .sag&lrist !4,'775•·tor Sa!t Creek, "!'tV'yo., field. A hundred the .p rev io;J Yonr, -~IDd ihat 21:,269 other wells were bein•g drilled. · . dti:wll ~s aga~rli!t '19,4'51 t'be Under the terms of the -1 yenr prei1J6tia. ment tbel'e ·bad ,bee n issued 2!.14 Tlle- nu'liiiba[ of penstoUet•s on , and gas Ieallea. tn four etu tes and rolls June SO, 1922, wa-s !i-4:'7,016 C(rnt· , 1, , ,. 4•. 137 prospecting 11ermlts, on with 686 ,053 on June so, Lhe I" 01 wbicll driUiag 1B fequircd, previous yaar. Of Lhese: 193,881 were B'~tes and AJ.agka. war, ~terans; 2~2.194 tCivll war l·~iili;!"!'-~:~~~ The largest nUmber of ·wittowe; ..-t-"l"t~<,9515. .v_etertms o1 "~·e p·an· n"O household gOQde, otc. lucnbitore, DYEING ·& P.RESBINO ~toves, old harness. etc. Martin work Clllld ·,..,,. and . Farm, Rock Springs, tues~wed·trt-tt _ _... . _ . ,._ _ _ __,,_ D1.11 vera d' lft Pomeroy •. ,..... and lllid'iltoport. Rttu;f\• PD-I(Igl PA1d Oft WDr'l fRtiiCH' .DRY O~IAIIINO CO. O{ ·thii amount - $263.~07,· 1\'J d paid out tor if9DSIOI11, · or mitnteo~tnce ot tbe aytBem b"e· 236,362 •IJJrrelH qf oil, or which the WANTED-To buy five or JJIJ: roomJJ, mojlern house on reasonable term.JJ. Mt1 11t be In Middeport, in good location, out of hlg:h watcrt. Pho'nc 33-4~'n, MartiJI Bros. Shoe '' FQ'R furn iJJhcd · room . ' Pemeroy, Ohio I Court Street. Our Motto: 1 moderat~ meano. TAXI? .. Sincf! ife all. in your favor, why not have the BEST? ALL OtJR C\:ARS 'Aitt£NCLOSE& AHD HEATEQ! The drivets of out Cabs Me L,vel·headecl and CarefuL We d~liver to' any ji'oint at arty' time. Merely telephone . 1•jli changes. hat! ibeeri bere fHuylng J e rsey It was Rugg ted ,that ~mployos eU will leave W.OO.riesday ror fils !or roti m-ent at the age ot 70 '\tlth quite a herd. sbould 'have th& ' -"' m~Uon or l'etlrlng :t.t Veterinary James ·S tans'hury that re teuUon beyo11d 65 shon:1 w~ thlourh here tneP,ectlhif ·by !agreement ·b etween etuploye iA'"""'"t'h e 11;rst of tb~ week tbl.lt ware t · ,• l'OCk The Houee · of Bftsle ' ! Matinee 2 p, M. A Stirring Drama I A Fascinating Love Story I A Gor· ~eous Spectacle I commluloner .•eald, nnll A ftlm production that set England and France a-talking and haa created a furore in America. Made in Arabia w:th real Arabs and spirited steeds. Abo a JIMMY AUBREY COMEDY, · , FRIDAY · 'ANITA STEWART ·. . thot~o reciJ,ln~ months. Close 'Pittdurgh, .With ;· " t\ HU~~Eti~o~ OTH~R THINGS .. '' ' ~stoVr.s ' ·''. ' ~' ' YOURS FOR SERVICE, ' Hardware Company . POMEROY, OHiO. ~~~~!~~~;!~;;s;~;;~;;~a;sl I . John .M.. :;~rawfefd, Foundries Pclmeroy, Ohio FOUNDERS. AND MACHIN~TS. ·~ CAST IRONj SEMI-STEEL, BRASS, BRONZE AND ALUMINUM CASTINGS R~pe Sheaves amfboxes for rope transmission; Coal I loading dumps designed and built complete. Our engineers :wi)l:'coxne and help you plan your dtlmping syste!'l Of your power transmission and 1de• sign, manufacture and erec\ it. : · We give excep)ionai attentiorr ..to rush orders for emergency service fot'\f!!ii\es and salt planta. )lAine car wheels of.)o'lll!l'jl kind; sO.,Iid, · self-oiling, roller bearing. ., , ~ ..... ~· : .. -' :' PQMERO'I' PASSE,!! Bl; partlcula'"'I~:Y l·::•;;~b:~ lens tbarr $30 PI liND leU wlll!o!ll tor theuae ot river · td loa.d ancl unload frelaht. a.ll freely say thu.t t.11e cr,nidllllbhl l'of',the ' PDrnerOy m91.. ...,._,... a wha,rlbOat utltll some time ,w!W b.. i>o•IIPIO· to mnko LHd' DIIICh··i BEEGLE BROS, jnlredo!d ~~Qtl·e .along the rlv&r. front (Whole~aia Only) Local and L. D. Phone ~32~L Ohio 'ltO.{D ,N:O'l'ICE OF VIEW . '' TAXI. JOHN SPIRE$, RUTl..AND TMJ. .. AND ...EARING ' ~ Tell- ,Bellvront 631~1 8:~A. Mr:o~~g~ J~ 9i30 J,i. ' M. · 1ud'mg Herbe r~ RawI'mson, . W a1ter Mc· 12:00 111130 A. M, Supporte dby a ca~ t me NG.Iil , Orail and Little Dick Headrick In 2: . P. . 3: 4:3t !?. p M. M, ~:o-, ': i ' ~' '· ' . Vf;T~:A~ Midcllepllrt, - - ..:... UIW~• .I Plroiie 212-II.i·. I ' , A~• AND·tMOOsl: AT YOOR tti$0l\i, wharf 'ts sri 'bftd aln'l'oilt lmfio~:utlblr to get tftitSJit l~Ol.J SALE--Q':vQ~hu;ul four, 1922 n'nd Q 'd a whnrfhonL ' " motlel, ' llne f.!yild1Uon, Call 4.06-U; Beelte Dfos. have, Installed n. . li·IUll i·,A I able' ·rroiglit houR'e on t~o bank 'tO '' ""''t'~---·-:---•j•uPi,J•••~· -~ ·tar a11 po"111bl'e !h8 ne;e d ·, we.or:• ,t.t..,..,aervlo•· Pomeroy, "THE .SHEIK'S WIFE" Again Pomeroy Is tor .Jtalttrn-ore arid other beat market•. Quotations alatflf'· ,fuf'~llhed'. Ctll, .~.~rife, P,'hot.e ~r Wire- THURSPAY . miEAM OP WHAR•'~OAT ~ EOJii enll(t~J"' to prov!~e • .ome· wh~t Jarger a~nulty r,or '!I! cl'l:>!t~es, th~! •hould •be Moat axten•t..,·e buyert and ahlppen of Poultry, Game (In •••· son), EDa• a~d 'arm Products COflnectton reUNimeot at 62 Rnd 65 Y!J.1rB of age. The pr..Qnt scale ol a.r.nu ltleo W!t:COMf:-10 LOOK. Day and Night 'Phone 411-R heM or his department; a,nd, tliat lb e shipJ)ed out of th4:l 'Shde. 'Protracted meeting comdiericc& omploye a:r-.outd be re!alned be~ the age ot ~0. Stmllar vrovls· l :W'edileB<lay eventng at the Sliaron U. Ions were snqeeted tor !boa~ ellstblo church.- B• OHIO. . to . . Promp.t, Courteous and Exact Service. '.Phe ,JH.dl'dti"'t :tb& M~!'lfb'ltufilh' ~IS't.v' 1 kinch ~.;,), · _ hQme. W\& are .orry tv 1ooso Hall fiHn lly, as tlley 1u·e Hne 11 uo· and will 1he greatly •miss ed In tlJis . ·,.. , , dundi, 'tooen UY, Whlcli ' !was (liilio a ~ucc~ss n'nu.DO:l~llf. • ,Pear~. Pler8011 or New Brigh ton, ra .. Is l'lflltJni :friend!! 1Jere. Jay .ours ll ntl u. D. Circle were PortierciY ylaltors Mond~y. Milo Rhod eS .Jlas been quite s·h:k the past week. 'A.' c. Gandee- visited his 13later, Ezra :BU!Ih, 'Of 'SyracuSe, who is in 'POOr b"ealtb. , , ' Mn. IV Ina Ours ,s-pent part or 'last with her m otbe~ u.t !ll.tc.K'enll.e _ pnagoG.• N. uII er oI ...- .,encer, W . Vn ., ' · ' UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Ja.thes Ha.ll 'h ad a ~ale S'J.turd'll)', will 1ea..Ye 'tb& first ot tbe week Clem r>en1~hiJ;, W. Vn., . to maltc MexJCo antl N'Cvt1da. Illbus-pbate 111 bein1 mined In Idaho. t Oo. 1 1 ·H. EWING . J)lrector daU'g llter, Katie, i>f SyNcuse, Sunday tbe guests or c. D. Clr· In the J)UB~ f,ij~l~'lf"!'• 1 ~0,736 pan· !'! ion dn.luuJ w~~e JUapo:HJtl of and 2,· 2G9,187 checkli wepaiOil uml sunt out. At the oluHo or the year ~2,616 c l~ inu; und e r vo.rtous · 'tleus ion law.s we're pendh'Jg. Uuder th e a~t of May, 1920, provid· lng to rrhe re remen·t or civil service 1 employes, ·th8 e , were 7,67-6 tants on the r; h, o(!Wh{)m 6,6'87 Were re tired fo r\1~ ~~1e remainder f-or disa;btllty, Tbe ·re'b,l~ent iaw, with eeverul broad .Qt~k and llbernltzing act .II has 'bee , :K' opera.iion ror two the OOnfnJ.t~!oner ileofurod, and . indicatea ~t needs hut few .,-~ ln 1 Southeu'fe;n · Ohio. ' BSN Jos ~h McBrid e, Mrs. Sa:Hifl RaSp s,soo,ooo,_ To '(lr~vent ~thesJ ·lo11es, lea~·ett w'c re gh·e· nlO drlil !!UCh lllnd~ whQl'tJ limlnago occurred '1~11d the Navy is rec~vlng royl.llltlea in oil wll·lch Is con:verted 't o fue l oil for val veiUie.IS -a.nd ·shipped al s uch poin t.a necessity wafra.nts !or time omerrencr. f The Untteii ·states go\·ernmentlsone oQ thc ..in.rgest cda ll~nd -owners in the worl d, an d a·teo :hold" lfU'}.lOrtar~t re· servos or pli'll.iibhate, :votash, nnd nth· or sultB. Coal ~s now- ,betng mtnetl In lhose lands, under le'.tse, In fWyomlng. 'Wiasblngton, Montano., No~tb 1~mt South Dakota, Utuh, Culorrridu, New '1'1 · 275-X• ., ':i~~Ui>ERIOR SERVICE POMEROY, • • · ot iiUrgeonR 1 bn Capifat, SUIJ)Iui alld Ptofifa $90,000.00. I.e ;;':~R~~axt..Cab ·boa!'£~ draln'agc and that nvru·ox1uu~tcly 22,· 000,000 bart•t~la h Jd beea los t. or 'till !!, 1''"·'"'" tor t he.,$72 rate have lllltl~l al· em 'the ~:~cale now In etfect, the govtlrnand B4;4S7 w-ere -drawing that 1 moul's royalty would llave beeJII worfh ratu per mou~ ·011 ~lJ.IItl 3fJ , 1922. Safety and Service lor people of • 01:troln the date ·Of medlt:at · COMt l'f( Am su us1 YotJ'I£ &vT6MEl\: IOOVIS .I a dnUUog arrtanged. A study .madtJ by 1:::::;.:~~~ the Uureau or Mines .showed .tbe gov· l· e'rnment Jands were losing ho11vlly by or u. WAI'f'lil'·li.ON'! .1 '· r.' ,. . to k1 ct1vHy in. · mual petroleum re- 'iOidle rstn nde rthe Mt o(._ June, , 19211. serves. 'l<"'lnal arjulllcatlon was roachThe practl<.:o ol'lgln.a.lly Jald (J:own ed ln outstanding contestl:l on such und er 'llCt of .MIJy, 1920, mado •t he f'l2 oil lands , lon:aol!l wore granted und rate for hei.Pl'ess ()1vU wu.r veterans POCKET KNIVES i\()6[) CHOPPERS ·'· TRICYCLES, lmtlt'-ftlilhlllf rlllfa1l< tires AIR GUNS AM1t Ott,.SO 1\tAI'f.\' THINGS TOO Ml810~ 'YO MENTION f. ~.: AAZ'P~x .; :dioaie :from OW TOWN TH·E FARMER'S BANK & \SAVINGS tOMPANY . ~ W1NIN& BQA~DS SD....D£D ------~~-----~----·---~~~-­ ~ l SLEOS Brl"fCr.£5 PtJOt>INc otSHIS, E'f~ CARVING Sl't'!f I 1 ...... . . WAG(>RS PERCQIAfOlf5 RO..U'JU$CAKE AND PIE PANS Repair, . BEGIN DEVELOPMENT OF WEST'S r. W MJNr:.RJ\L EALTH • for 'the KIDDIE! ,, war; and""g,t48 '..Widowe of 113 p.Bnl&ll l2-6-U welh~ belong·i ng to the gove rnment' wli.l· vehir.Rn~. '!',h ere wer e 73 soldiers with all tmprovewentn . CnH 194-J. --'---·-..:..-"""-~-- 111: ·the Salt Creek lluld, where Abe MiChelson. ' 12·2-litx YO UNG married couple wants two, governm ent lwlds title to nearly llll dra.wtng :pensions ror .service In the l ·,. -~ three or to11r furnl alted rooms for the land. ISueh an Immense amoUnt Wlar with IM'e:z:lco, and 4.9 widows ()f AttJ: '>r II you want \0' ~ ·welt, ll{;.ri• af: or crude petroleum wa.s · p roduced ' E !Oiuters 'Ot ~e' war . < tt 181~. FOU SALE-New lmm! ncrl c~e Winlight bousekeepiljg. Mu st b(; modoboe with Ulil ":01ecoTe~1'' of D.rr several lthl}Ortan.t modllle!3'lions or Plorco's. All druAI!LI oo!llt ·Ill t~O' cbcHter pump J:IIU, 1:1hol 60 t imes. ern nnd In Middleport, within CA.II the cll'paclty of the well.s was the priM:tlce ' of the f"ttn!lon \But•ea.u M• or ll<iuld. Wl\b good' ii••lf:h Big barg~lu. Cali at Lewi~t &: Son, boy's dilltl'lc t. Phone ?3 4.-R, Ml\l'tln greater tbun the pipe Hue to transport It, were bro"gb't aboUt during the year will C<lme b\!411r1 Iii !a~p ana dllUi'el1 .Mtddiovort, or phone C09-L. Bros. Shoe Repair. 12-(Hf Wrl1e l!>t. Plei'OO,. Pl~li: . lliv~1\ds In 'Mont..... na also, development •Jlro· by dep 111.,~meq;tal decisions. One de: Hotel l'n Biill'ilb, N. f.. for tl>fd ceeded rll'pidly ·a11d at the end or thE held· th~t a pe~aon 'WJI.O e~list- medical ad'l'lee, sebd roc If ;ad tlal beginning .or Ute active deve lop· tiscal year t11ere we're '67 d In the Ragu.ta. rtar~y mubse(tueut wish & trial pq. o! the t:lHl<ltlJ, ment ot vast mineral wttlllh, horeto- welll:l In the ~at Creek Held 1.1 nd nin e to April 22, 1898, and was '<llseharged rore locked "·"I' In tho public ,domain drllllng On, government .land In the on or :tJetore !A•prilll,. 1809. or woh en· or the varloua ,'woat e m s tates, but newly-dlscovere1\ ~1Kl pro1~lng S!ln· , 1 nthe navy or 1Mo.rlne corps now liberated mul er 'the general loas· burs t-Ke vin field. Las t Jii~ a well May t, 189,8, and waa discbarged lng- Jn.w, wa11 recordetl by Dr. H. Fos· Ut'l ar' U1e cent'er of tho Cat Creek Oeld ~· to A•ptii 11, Hl99, could be C'Jll• (,By Tbo AllsOCIIlted Preas) l cr UlLin. director of the BureiJU or dr!Hed Into '8. second and pr~llltlc oil I ;~~:.~::~~~~~'S "volunteers." This holding ,Reed Gandee, who has 11 flujj WASHINGTON, ·nec 1 7."--:A ~ ~bHtau· !,Minos , in Jtl tl aftuual report tm hmlttoll Ka.JlU and flow ed 1t~tutlly at th e dally 11 affected hUndreds ot cla.lmf! lion at De troit, Mich., l!pont part, pf ,,.. . rattl of 2,000 barrels. Anolbor well •by wld~ll and 'min-on of ·SOl· ·Week wliJli his ' Pt\'ront::~, !o:.. c. Gabcame in at 2,400 'bar.rets. .By "'"" '· I"'"''' or ltho S'~'~an·l sh war. . , and w11e. clevelopments 'tllill Held bocame th e 1"'"""oo d601 _!~ nHtl b mwrr.vna.oit Mr3. Llz'zi0 ILew'ls of Nc..V BI'lg·l itoh, third ·largeat 1lf{)(luce r In Lhe UOC'ky Instruotlolll upproved 1 In Au.gust; I returned home 'S;alurllay, after Mountain rog!on. year, ~r.o~de 1.~ more 'Hbernl sys: kw•••k'< visit witb b.er d a ughter, 'Mts. Thoso doveiOlJJUOilki ilrc exclusrve ot radnT-ctaims or Span13h wm· Dusb. FOR RI<~N'f-Onc Aad Look At. This . s 01 INST~ 'I ' ' ' �. I ' ifts ~3.,. • • ryo • - !~fl.·' • I , . •l.lt' . • ~ •. ~ 1-' fJ''S 1 1; '' '4 " f \•'"'1, f,,' II (By 'l'h~ .i,lf\<lllla~ . P~~~ .., , . I,OM clpbe, ~,.. ...tded asq club! t-o tti roater Ia! tllfl tlP11i Dlae mantho of acoor<lhll U> ~ ~ • Presitlent·. Deli . :'. ·· ·: To Het.. 'Hal'fliOil Mr8. · ~· · were noWblr, t.a.rwe i• ~:1 -ot 1 tbff tiOUtbern Jt&ttt," TG-'¥t 0 --·-· at BY HORTENSE SAUNDERS NEl i!tlnlee Sta« Wrltu a" i"""'rt' •cit MNi lll'llf'''?IOO ' -·.. . work. • .. , , "Not .{)lay bL\ve ,the •. ~ ~· . ~~~e" clu.b~ esq.blbhed ~earlf t~J,1:ee·!~~~ tbe CODflert C01lr&~lf ifk 'CO~\lJlf.l ' ·' ' '" ~· \ ottt81de rtb., , great ~IP,, c~1P]:•~ they b,a.ve tak~ ~. artte,t• looJUtles tbe pn•. ~··+ " ~>o!>J\ alid dolf\lnant force ill . edp.ela~D,I ~~k ' lry and his cause, then what could be to llolon to reol!lll, CH't!rl~.", more glorious tban to m(llber I:Hike proudly. Mrs. FJBll.er. rn attempting the .sur,ey tbe Na· $6.50 up to $12 . ''I do not wor.ry U'bou.L biB 'lafety God will talce car~ of him But 1 .should worry and grieve If be bad betrayed bls tru8.t tf he bad chosen a ll!e or luz- .MRS. C~IAJ:fLI:S AND H.Ji1R SON, EAMO:-t ury. J Jb"''""''e he Is dolog 1'ight ·'ttiLEPHONE ~ve stock, most ol which ;,s Hartford B7 J, Jl, CRAI'IIUN Half dozen in fancy box initial• . $1 4p to '$3.50. $1 •50• $2 I1,I$3 ". Sb~tson Warm Blanket Bath Robes. hold A~· Non!)lber iT.,: il'liil ..., ·""'P '".a.,~... o. ' Hats, C>1 ett 'Hats tel f. fp.· :'.1 $5, $6, $7.50, $10 · and $12. ' m;r ·;,kilow·n young mao $1 0 .. I I ' ' ' pre1"nt ' • · .· , ! • $'5. . ,' · ~: JIIOI"~· II· - 't• OITU :waf ' wttiD 'tbil• 1144 "•t0.a"'""'':I6U 1!'ttll.,lol' All~·: ,.,oi' ,;.,....,, u~ i~d tb•. o! eat\ ....~ · to •uck a d oalt woru ~PI'Oil'' up •like :m•O· I'rl<rnno uallt wltbln :tiiTif<ltp j!Mftfa I:A.Ii!Jtnltr and 8UY4r ·Run •<Aow "HQJt.o , 'S8 pWnti.' Tt>oa tit • ~ l!l~ .. J'Oilo.l,ac ,ODd , ~bolla ~·Ill~~ .•~ thil teat. tt. Dl'Cduot litld ' . .; .i.'" The Store oi'Qu.Uty . llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiHQIIIIIIJIHIIHIIII ' c • · 1b•odte.d wlit'l · \ .. ,.-....VIEWS. . Qf TURKEY " . ~ ' ~ j~~~iJ~~~~~~~~~ DARDAN FJJ FS .. 2.20 2,70 2.50 3.CP 2.20 1.70 1.95 2.75 '' ', ' ' ·~;.;; \ill, 2 . 2 5 LL 2.25 • lblt matntalnanCtt raa~k .Sea arid melebailt~ m.;, .. ,~·:·:~ .;·~~. ~· t ' j •ar. Itniet meiiUon,e~ LAUSANNE De" 8 1 "rke• lb Ill ·~,"'",.'" ~·; 1 • The com;plamanl:s objecting to the increase before the com· "· - • " • • . ed · Propolljtlon. ·. •br otate• and munlclpalltle•. through Ismet Pasha, prosenttd to slderod par*uln' l Enactment or't.f!ll.eloUon providing 1misflic·n were J. B. Lindsey and J. E. D. Hartinger, and were repre- ·the Ne:1r East conference today boun~ k:W. . Tbe · ftnt t~e tnclueloit · for registration <Of '~liens and, a more sented by Attorrtey D. Curtis Reed. At that t ime the . complain~ snggcGtlons CCillCil ruing control or , thf' ~e~ of ~·rm~r& ~'. tbe-- ~~~~''oa ~" uorner,1 thorough lnvt!stlptl<m of the lmt·J 1 . . tile Straits ot thfl DIU'danelles and C·~ thfl Straitt beeaase of Pl'tl)i+.ratloo ' ;,''{J;b~~! ::~~:. 4rt:::~ b~·~~;:: ~:~~k, ~:~,r~":'';,r:::n w::s~n • (By 'fhe .usoclatrld PresR) , wa: Iter grants at the pqrts are urged I 'by ants made 11 counter propos1bon to the Telephone Company, and j the Bosphor 118 Pr08ldont Hor~log. The Pr.,ldent r·llgveed to allow an increaae of 25 cents on a phone, which wa.s re- '. aok: gu~rnntees ogolost ::: ther;m1;, 1;,::;,~:•••:~~~! l•Y~~, ject>Jd by Turktnh rJr defense oo: the. Ho-ru or 'i~·~ ~ --~· f 1 ' """" ol-1Another potu! f1 ~' ..,d~ ·wol ; ~ t\'; Tll£> the ofllclals. After an exhaustive irlvestigation, the j ~'~:o ';:;:,::;~ro;h."~~rnl : .~e~~ ;,:.'.'~::~:. :!h~=Oii~ ~cb, - ~O)'ed. 'ad a BuJc~ &utq, ·her amalt daughter rer.~lfed seYeral to be &tamped out when we, Publie Utilities Commission granted ipcre~es of 10 and 15 cents •stantinople nnd or the sea of Mar·, · . . . -~ · , drt,,eA .bJ DaYton Deanta, eolllf)f!d, 'b'rulaea and euta. Both cars w~e committed the nation's me and soul per phone, which will amount to 8 total of about $1,400 of an in- ~•nora; limitation fit naval torcc•f See Ri.chri 'Barl1lalm...:...:. jjf-.;· ~ N~h car atr.ct !hi' BUick ·, 10 cooslde~ably damaged, the Bu1clt sut- to tbe world war" • ,· hounded for the Bla~k ~ea flO tbat , "Experience,!'ul:. p~.,..~> _.,,. •that !t tunled lbe latter com~ ftrlng the most. In torelgn atralre, Mr. Harding tells -crease lD the company s revenue. .they will not constltuH· any daul~{ ciaJ, ·at Majestic .theatre toaight., ! , 1 1 1 'IN,lt(} ;;~O$$JBLE FOR A PREA,CHER, :~'Pfftllf?: ' I 0 I EoiTd."Rta N~TE..,...It 1• not poit~y of thl b.ny •Ntw• to Lindsey and Smith anl.lo &unty Audl· think It was all to be • used (,U the tor Hart. Chelller road. ]J'urtharutor€, Wilson ntwlp&per oontrovln~. A" a 11enerAl rule Wfl do not bellel'C did not Yote ror the boud Issue tor 1 However, thle 91Pir wH1 not entering Into a Jipwep:aPfJr <;onlro· ellber road: WIJ1on al&n 1tatt>~ etaftd· ldl)' by a!!d tee one o~cl~ · ~ nrsp witll any obe, but wllen soin~ "since the election, C:omm!Jsloneu ' ' · tn tti ·vlndlc'ate hrntri'lt b)' iJ'Ylnt mlagqided , fndlvtdual 1 lmag!no& th,at ~tndsey and , 8rnlth a¥d poSiibly tO falttl)' tel} of the aota of other }le e.an Jum,p all over us tbrough the dltor Ha~t held a~ret me'etingR In all offtcl~l,ao col~"s of a. , a8wapaper to a. mis· apparent ~ffor,t to d~ the grJdlng • 1 Aud~ ·Hart ht.a klndtr· con. atatdient facta, a.nd tblnka we are tbe Chester road wholly at the ~ri'~~ · ~~ ·, tv~ Dur rea~tri ~~ 1gol~~ ~ 11lt, quleUy, t~Jd our haD.ds lH!Dse ot. . *he •~unty, town'Bhlp "' : Ylf""bl• ' n Orftllt 1o~ co~eernlng and .La:~ It, all IP'&cer~y wtthoat ~t,... adjol,ntng l&n.d ·owner8. Thla i£ " . ·~hi ·~tl~,,il , of, t~ P,rftent boll'd 1tering a prote'!t1, he ha.a Another bit doul)t~t:r. pne ·Ot the lt:rmenta of Of cltU~ '·~Ite(onera, .... lch !'tblnk comlur, Wilson's tePntatton ror erroneous , lln1f,glnatlon, as all vo~acity ha1 been conalderably fm - iDgR all , the county ' W wt~rih:·~.cu~· -)" ~II ~ot.,., ·, , 1~d th~· l"llf~•t•~ • ln t~~f ~f· paired Ia tbla f.QUDty hf. tbe last rew either reg~lar or special, musL be . Mira f1f tti'1 uuiltJ. 1Mr .1-Jart It J year.e and It seeml!l , to be growlos open meettor held at the , . Al 'tt41rt. . ~Jl'r '1 dod nOt Jw,~rae. In hie artie!. In •t!ie" Trlbune~ ~lioners' otftce o.r their flfii'Uie.r ,~~~ ~~~I! tJt'~ truth, fo'r :,,_. Ja T~terrapb be 1tarts O)lt wltfi a. m1B· of meethtl. o~ ,which ~til u~r.lu obiliaf:hnw !OI . .. Dltl. .. statement tbe ftrlt crlclr: od Of• llf are duly, r~rded In tba minute• ., · " _~<' ·' · ~and contiDuel·, alODJ that Jlrie fohbe CommiBiioners R!cord. In l ·,_ . , · , . . . ~· Ct~t., ' A.~dltor r''coaald~r~ble ut~~. all the war ' ~eeUns W&l ?eld a!ler 1 iotlqe,'lp. Jut w;~ti'• laaua ~ ihe" tbrou•b, ""he commtiJtonera did not election oul~t. de or tbetr 1 • T~~t;1"""a,~b tb~- ' PUIS· to s,eU bonds .to th" amunt ' of Now1ml!er 20 ' liibw':..~Ut &n arUete ' sUpDOied to ·~¥.ooo,:Dut intended to sell wal •held on 16 to'r , .. Ort~~tf , ~ ·t1ae ratnd •nd 'peG . _oi·' .worth or ~de ~' the tQII_9wtug tn · regat'd to the grading. Comlnliilo~f~WJI.Oa, reteri1af.. · t78,00~ to ~ay ' 1be ~ounty'a Ch@at~f road and notice of ..: thta 'bf1cltt 1 ~tioDI of compleUag lbe wa• published tor two weeki ..,,,.. · ~~ ' ,or SfiaUoD& ' "M" ~-1nd to th&t time in order to give nil 159:. deslailAtelj aB tO enter their thl · '"ttr ·•hy I .tri 11 ' tbi I w,e &ru tiJ:n on an e courag ng . lmproductlve and extrnvngant e1pen· 1 .'~aie The BROKEN A bad auto lleCideat occurred at thf ,pletely around. Mra. Sopbta cora~r of Fo\i~tb and Main atreet, · Nho wns In the Naeh car, had• .O~r the C-rlatJa· ilohurch In Mldd\e- collar bone broken by tl10 sud•len tDd, •f' 1ilo "'' matter 'Oa ibl 'uib · bt I'·'=~!:~~~~~~ and $4. , mi.lt' a ~fine : bu~t­ ·.M, RECEivEs . Two Party . 2.60 Two 'Constitutional tuuendments are Rural . . . ·... ... ,. 2.10 One would give ·C<>"""e" Residenco, Individual .... '2.60 QVer child labor, &nd tho] would restrict the ll!aue Ql "t" ,. Two Party . . . . . . . . 2.10 eumpt" eecurltiea, which are declarFour Party ..... 1.60 COll.AR ~ lloedbe •,lrylngti•P thed rerlsour•••, or Rural... . . . . . . . . 1.85 BONE AND· MRS DAYTON DENNIS A 8RQKEN ' ··· NOS£ nlOM tH£' CO!J JSIQN I"'""" Fred l!llig, or, Wbe•llng Md ~~ .: ~Jrott•er, Chorll!e "Col1"o,v, •r · Cinelli- r;oa~'lder' th~ Many men-and i1u. ";, a:.-.cret-have pUI off buying ~ndecWear in·hopes'"of &dlinli such • &ift for CluiJtrn~•.~\who, Ill' much.'"" doors prefer "Atlildic:",fiii: ill seuaillu and healthfulneu: . ~~ ..~:t~.~armth and tomf~ of woola!)ll J"..OO.IDI&~. We carry thetind.eit!lcf ·like; ailcl'the kiilcf you'D JiiA ~OI'tjER S . OP . Qlari Danr. 'of c.!Julaii¥• ~~ , r~r ttl• ~Uo~ ~~· tllt~ ~~~ ~hl ,~j~~rd , ~ the sale l!f: ihe P.rop!a·~~· ~~· 1 11 ,,.~ ' orally bellnod that will • bo A:Ontlrmed wh8n the Colirj conveDe1 tO to Men's full-cut Pajamas, of warm, eood striped malerials and shown in a Jty[e variety. Comfortable sleep upcm iu1t such garmenls as theoe Wilson Broa. "The kind he for bimoelf." -MRs. .l.aktnr up t~el~ ·!•pot\ oo' be r'ciidj ~· Men'a Pajamas ·, D' clo,a~ . ~ow a a.U. operf,tiiiD~ , "ke tomve. . . •n $1 to $5. F'rmn ~·.. . ~aoqn ~qat : ~nd llbeint~i:l ' AD· the ..ne 'w, shade! and sh'a'peJ; sillt !{napp felt., , th~ new thing•. th!. kind he would! {~r himself. , ' . . coat wtth a few buttons and all completely hned ready lo bullon on, w1ll fit all sizes, made in black and 'broWjl sable and long-hair Coney at $650. Bl.1ck Sealine of genuine Zealand Beaver Coney Fur at """11::- t& he went . &o Pltt1bur.r:h •and;,.eiJttrfld employ or a ateel . Lrid&'e dontrur>o J Uon COIJlp&ny. 1Late'r M mard~d ,ad 1ettled lp Phlladelptila, wjlert }if• death bccdrftd. H, WI' iD1' QDclll . Elltl ·Jtooab aDd ~r~ Ut~ MoO,. tbta place. fie leave• tjr,o. "Siatetl~ ' ,J. '~o~, Hllll•l•r ~ Men's Detachable Fur Collars-NVery ':"'ilyaltachedordetached to any ~ver· 'heN. grew 'to manhood aod · wa• : trip to CIDctDn.att lh~ ftnt 1 ot~e weak, returntpc bomt W:tdnead&y. ·Tbe lrusteea or the property ol .tbe t' ' ' ill:::~::,~:·~:r~llllfllent for te 'Permanent ~ or the .llnmel't!' c~edll. "'i. our. · Hats: ~~. Tbe nlrie•lilobltio ol~ eblld or Mr. and ,Au•ttD J'udann, dlerl Tudft.r morular. , .• , ; M. B. Brol'I{D, of. Mc.:M~ebtn, . • · been a vlallor tn tAnrn' lbta we•t. Underwear. This is Ihe kind of a robe a man needsthe kind of a robe he would be glad tote· crive for a gif(, be, cause it is the kind he would buy for himoelf. Rich 1n coloring, unusual patterns; praclical, warm and comfortable. v· ' tio- or JeromWI and, Jl~bllf:b · W<i\1• rc<>nw·•r. 62 ¥eafl • aso. " Hlo fAt~er pnoTO!<l to_ 1Harttord1 ~ wbere ~tl•oJc:•, u carry !hem herself were !hey not oo generous in size. DE VALERA. Word bae ju1t been reeelved · bel'fl by M"'l. E:ll!l Rouah that ber uncle, Conway, had· dfed , , ln •.fjll&rrom ' lateaUnal.. aeurttb, . D.Q !2, aad • urlvate fli.Diral Knit Wool Gloves, imported by Wilson Bro•. from McGeorge of Scotland, will warm the heart as well as the .hand• of the man or woman who moton or skate.. The wool is fteecy, the colors ,mart·and every finger knit to ~t. • They're the accepled .thing . 'for wear with wmter great-coati. What will you g;vc him) Handkerchiefs, perhapo. No man can have too ~any e.ven if he doesn't lose;Jhem, ,arid ours are sci attra,~, e~ll '" ially wilh their ii11lids• and ., threads of color tli.h wom· an would be ~~~ted to for lt ?" tbe ''Wlhat material thing d:ln .be gained ,WooJ PJov~J '.' Kid Glovea ~· Handkerchiefs di~ Doesn't WDrry """"' Federation hal aJ1 llll oatfltf,nd· obJec:t tbe coordll\llllon • fall tho 50c to $2. a selection from our attract- M&s .of ooft warm wool or rich heavy Ulk lrt! appr~iated alike by ~;~~en who go ·in for cold weather sports and tho•e !hat hold theJdaily triP to bu•iness winler exercise enough. They art! practical gifts and beau· tifulloo, in weave and coloring. • LUCY JACKSON rnuMc,"· ' declare! u are one of the things thai every man expects to find among hu X~ gifts. All you need 'lo know is the size he wears and his preference for •ilk or wool - lhen make Mufflers. --"'- 1 · """' ·ro.. thO' •Ill Belts ar~ plural in the well-dreosed man's wardrobe. He has two or lhree and changes them frequenl} to match his soils. That's true of cufllinh too. In fact jewelry mi~ht not be ~miss as your Christmas gift. Ours quality made though reasonably priced. $2, $3 and $4 pair. 50c to $1.50. elu'bs•tl.an· been' pidJI~ Belts. For Him. Collar Bags. all shapes, slyle~ and colors, $1 Up to $3. '· a . a muBical natJoo, in genuine ebony back. Imported. Clocks, by thr· way, are all the vogue. . "' · I~ Prou·d .Of He F. '.U.- 1 I 1. ' ' , ',' side roft heather 'mixt~. 'reverse is striped and is used lor collir, 'turned up cuff and top of pqckets/ 'kiollar, cuffs, ,poekets and down front have · corded .eclgeo, fr~ fast~. ~ one button ·t!irough. Navy, oJ<foril•.brown, green· and maroon, sizes '36·to 4p. wond~rful g1h for gentlemm, good quahty, bristles set firmly Silk 4Htl Wool Hose .. ·-· . . ... Geor.. •lib .. • ·Slriped back, ooft 6rli.b velo,uo, right 50c up to $3. -~:·· ,.. l ' Cravals of the finest domestic an<! ;.;.purled silks, conservat "' in pauerns and colors, yet becom· ingly correct, are the only kind we carry. That means that you· select Ties here with lhe satis· faction of knowing he will wear them, for they arc jtis.t the sQit he would choose lor himself. Military Brushes. a . I wlfh B. Carolln'a with ' %0, Valera's Mother Smoki~ Jacketa. Neckwear. $1 up to $7 .50. • lllill>lllc the The important thing~about~youjShristmas gift ~s t.hat the receiverlwill'~ gl~~·t j~..;. and If 1t has that smart uP"to-date · loo1;~·· will be.~ Better Selection, Better Ser\:ic~ 1 .if;yoq~~op early ~ .~ ~ ~' ' •' i'' . ' '\1 the yel~r wltli an afBt:tawd IIU'JD": :,t~:~~.~~~:·:~t~U~etty •bure'au. lhe fine•l of dorneJtic and ;,i,pb'rled fabrics. . Jlu ' '1 I bmhlp of director and editor of tbe fede-t Shirls for business rlnd morq formal wear musl look !heir qua~ty if they are lo pass Fashions inspeclion. They must fit perfeclly too, or the wearer gels little pleasure oul of them. That's the only kind of courw you wish to buy for Christmas gifts, and !hat's the only kind ~e carry-- in heavy silks and ~l· PEOR!A, !U., Dee. ~•...-'llllo· Nath>na~ IJ'•tderat·k>n o! IM ..te elob-, "~loh '""'· 1m. Shirts For Men. ) ·_J. . l .. ' · rr ";.ll ' . compiled by As the time draws near to fill the Xmas :stocking we are,.Packing our store with accept·able Christmas Gifts. All smart, all distinctive. "The kind he will be glad to get." So let us help YO\f with your Xmas shopping. ' . .·.\J ' or 1 ;.a 'tf .,y . 1 wf;. I''' 1 . ~tJ~.:i~~~~i~~~~~.t]:/fftf~-Al.he1,. ' ' the ftrst badvery anJ.reaular Bnt:-lrr.. lt!l'• D4t beeD In ·po~·· l"''""·; latlOjldlllloe ""''"'''""' tbt• at commfBJionera' fall, either comlnc late ".~., : ... :J'lier• petitioned ror by J . M. Bogge~>: and and stated tbmt It would be nc more get stat11 runds to heh bull.t tt. He poss~bly. ~~~~~ ••t sqmcbodp -to· b&:others In Rutland town6hlp, a·ud that lban right to give the county credi;; ccrt!l.lnly has delayefle the hupro~ 1UeTp him. AD~t tb..ls ltu:lnua~~ also morn.lng the oommlsaJouel'S met at ror who~ they bad don,_; In proportion n•ent or . tbls road tr, uothfng else. If Includes tbe tarmera, along lbllh rOa4 Pomeroy wtth the Intention or all go· to the amount we would have to pay the State Highway llepa.rtment ad· 18 wilting to accept a briba.. He Q11l together, but Mr Wilson said ror the county'fl share or tho in•· l1eres to itA policy ot flnfsbln g vn1 d!)esn"t giie the~ · credl~ (ar . ~ 18101 ' would _like to be f'XfUHed for the }Jrovement or thl!l roJ•J. Ir thle se : l - road nt a time . the f!OOoer 'IJ.'e can re~y ~0 dooa_.f1! t}lat' ~mo~tnt, In P,rde'r.. t~a.t his wife waa very alck tlon ot the Cbester r(lhti co uld lun·111! get tb3t read blult, the 1100tler we to get the roaCl. . • and that he would like to get back been graded and drained, (which bt ~~ w111 be able to ta'C" til! auotber one. Tbeae statemenq Qf "Rev." Wilso' bc·me rlg~t away, whkh th-'· other clullelil the grading o.nd [!Ullin[;' Ill the W!IIIOD a~l:lO states tb'at the reai!Km look tO me verr DJ~C~ ltk~" '~e fl911 oomnltsalonera said would be 4~1 concrete culverts and hrtdgeg) this the old board of com~IB!Ioners 'waDt· co•cepttOn' or ~: ~,~~.~~~~· ~~tiD~tlop. right. Dut w.e notl red ' tha't' he dJdp tl fall, It wnuld have been in fiM shape ed to do thia, wu· to ernbart!ss tit• For g~f own part 1 q&yer , ev~Jt. 1 let~.ve Pomeroy unUI :at·l In the arter- for eurfi,lclng this ne'lt ~umemr, anl1 · new bc\ard by Ullin!{' up all the roa;J talked wltb &oYor :.~tb'e8e ·llartie~ Ia to you can draw YOU1.' own cl'ln·,·thcrels 110 doubt In my ralnd b'Ut lhnt funds BO tfley would have nothing to regard to . 'ib81r cOmpeOtatton.' anil . cluslone. the state highway d:rector would · bulld roadlt wlt'b ror Mveral yearR. damage. and "I dbn.~; beiJe'~e t);&i Kny Now ~e to.cts In r~KIU'd to the have completed the samf' by 1'1Ui1&e• Ye god~! What ig11cron('e! ror tllese PeoPle wb:~ 'st~ne-d 'up ' t~ ~ 1 Cbes\cr road arc an f:)Jlows: At 'a tag. as practica lly all or the state)'! It Mr. Wllao.n and tlte new mem- tbe io per cent 'wotild 'be So ~~hORofJ ' · with State Hl~bwar Direct'- ROrtlon has been appNPrlated ror the , ber~ of tbe board are £~ndowl!ld wtth able as 'to aik tOr 0~ acceP:i.'M 'briiMI' Hertreck, l1111t ~'u.gu.st, at· w~lch ~ompletlon or No. 169 ~t Utlll tiiJle. l~ l,tbe_proper financial nbfllty lhM can: under any clrCUmit.:Jt~-e~ ' wp.ainet:~ Lindsey, 8mlth lknl~ acema to us lhat any one who ,votei get all the ro:ad mon,·:· they collld F'<lrthenat"rfl', f 'do11i't ' ~lle.Ve ~ &hit wer& present, lht mnttet:/ !lf agalnat the permanent lmproyement,J)O!slbly use each year , regardle•s ol Cotnmll•lollerlll Lindsey and BmtU. the lmproYmnent or!, the pr roadll fn Meigs county, Wh('ther it the &ate .or thiB U20.000 worth ol """ thoushf or illl~wlntr ~q;. More road ·waa db:~usse4 111 paid by the atate, county or t~rwo· 1 ~onda. · tban th:.t to which~ tach partlf•1f,D\tld which the gradltlg .and ttratnfng ship, Is_ voting 'ngalnat the be~ latn· Here Is another one or Wtleon~a . , (Oontlojltd oil PU:t ' llli) 1,. tlie~ Cbee~or road wu brought up, eats or\ the whole_ county. ,.e. aooner ataij!ments. He sa)'B: "I am tlso In· , Mr. Herrick atat~d tlll.t bf hlld we can get thllse road& bu\lt ·anC formed that It was propoaed by tbe · ,..-, •t• tunda to help Ott t)lat roatl thllt .have th.;- use of .'them, the · ~au · e:r- .dying board of commte..fonert~ (Lind· ·aod that be wanted fo ba~e pense we will have to PlY"'~ the fn·laer, Smitb and Auditor Hart), ... fjt1D4B :nrst , to tlnance thelture, besides tbe sred.t S&l'IIJ.I t9 C'tftl 1aolace some ot tbe aJjoloing ~aDd , ot the· romeroy·AllltDI farmer lr. being able , to marJ.et hill QWilel'a'tpr the "10 . ~r €'flnt tbry 1 tl~e aa 'al t,bo.t_,toJcl any the ye11.r.; b.,e soon tntencJilil:". to ' lake:-w)up•,vroduc.te also the aavlntr ~ or or. tftn~. ~ weat_ , ·be · road' :rptl , ~inproTem'11n't,.: tear on ·his teaur ~·- '1miclil'ftt~ af' propo~ltlon waa .. placed bero~e case ma)" be. ..., aheo4 · ~. ' h .-\ ' ..... lm'!'fOiliif<iil" •' th• II ter Madth• wK'n ' ~'·Vii!'ll; allitnit O<:<!OIIIon t(wi. 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Title A name given to the resource December 7, 1922 Description An account of the resource An issue of The Daily News