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l after you started it would be q pity if any harm came 10 you on the road"
 You knew Uncle Duke was In townf" Scott nodded. Do you know why cameY
 "I made guess at 1t. don't think you need worry over anything"
 "Did you follow me down from the hospital tonightT"
 "I was coming from my house after supper. I only kept close enough to you to be handy"
 "Oh. understand. And you are very kind. don't know what to do now"
 "Go back to the hospital for the night. will send Henry de Spain up there just as soon as he comes to town"
 Suppose Uncle Duke sees him first. l am deathly afraid of their meeting."
 "Ill see that he doesn't see him first.v
 Even De Spain himself, when he came back the next night, seemed hardly able to reassure her. When she had told all her story. De Spain laughed at her fears. "rll bring that man around. Nan, don't worry. Don't believe we shall ever fight. l may not be able to bring him around tomorrow, or next week, but I'll do it. It takes two to quarr,l, you know"
 But you don't know how unreason- ing Uncle DuAe Is when he is angry" said Nan mournfuly. He won't listen to anybody. He always would listen to me until now. Now, he says, have gone back on him. and he doesn't care what happens. Think. Henry, where 1t would put me if either of you should kill the other. Henry. I've been think ing it all over for three days aow. l see what must come. 1t win break both our Learts, I know. but they will be broken anyway. There is no way put, Hcnry--nouc."
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After German Heroes.

Washington.-The two interne,f German commerce raiders that were taken over by the United States gov ernment will bear the names of Ger mans who fought with the Continental army in the American war for liberty. Secretary Daniels announced that the kron Prinz Wilhelm will be renamed the Baron von Steuben and the Prinx Eitel Friedrich the Baron de Kalb.
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here-I want to be out of it. I'd rather be dead now than to live and die in 1t. And what is this anger all for? Noth- ing. He offers you his friendship" She could speak no further. Her uncle, with q curse, left her alone. When she arose in the early morning he had already gone away.
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Blockade Causes Deaths.

Washington.-An official dispatch from the Greek government, commits stoned to the State Department by the Greek legation, says tho blockade of the allied Greek coast has resulted in many deaths from starvation.
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Will Protect Prisoners.

London.--A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Company from Amsterdam says official advices from Berlin say that the French and German govarn- ments have agreed to withdraw pris- oners 30 kilometers (1S.64 miles) be- hind the front.
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Making American FIao.

Paris.-The women lace workers of velay have united in making lace flag with the colors of the United States, and intend to present it to the first American regiment that comes to fight upon French soil.
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Prohi For War Time.

Washington.--A bill prohibiting tho manufacture. sale, transportation or exportation of beverage alcohol In. war time was introduced In tho Sen ate by Senator Kenyon.
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De Spain finds he will have to use different tactics if he can hope ever to make Nan his wife. What he sets out to do to solve this big personal problem is de- scribed in the next MstaIIment.
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LEARNS HOW MUCH REALLY LOVES HIM AND DISCOVERS THAT HIS PLANS FOR PAcIFYNe MORGAN WON'T

gnealma of ghn line gfT at N drdamtu in the Rock a gunner Twin il Morgan rnev vaneO miles iron Sleepy the h " changed Dc II has he gan II rand De eSpana n love u-b her e in u d ar
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tTo BE CONTINUED

Brazil abounds with medicinal herbs which, though they are not cultivated. are sold by the natives to hrokera
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ly ones preparing for the unique and
unusual happening. The Anti-Saloon.
us are organizing great parade to
celebrate the fast approaching Death
Valley Desert existence of the city.
and those who don't march in that
parade will march in a parade of their
own and very much larger one but
not SO well disciplined and organized
which will not only pass every bar
in town, but will enter therein. Tha
Hallowe'eners will march with first
one and then the other, playing no
favorites, and the rest of the folks
who aren't invalids and are willing to
take sporting chance for their sound
heads and undraped optics will come
down town that night to see the
fun, many of them to join in the
fights and the frolics in self-defense
or just in spirit of unalloyed devil.
ment inspired by the contact and the
psychology Of the human chaos. Is
any wonder, think ye, that Major
Pullman and his police are far, far
from being happy?
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ing ct Mr.. and Mrs. George Nuzum's
Sunday last
children and Teddy Deusenberry and
Levi Powell were ut Mr.. Il. s. Bakers
Sunday.
Miss Laura Baker, OF Fairmont, was
at her mother, Mrs. Kate Bakers, Mon.
day Of this week.
| WILDER Hall and son. Paul, were
visiting the formers father, Ray Hall,
Sunday afternoon last.
i Those at D. c. Bakers Sunday even.
Ing were Misses Wilma Hawkins, Edna
Swisher. Opal Hawkins. Glenn and
Burdette Hawkins.
Misses virgie and Nellie Morley are
spending few days with their aunt.
Mrs. Ella Satterfeld, OF Houlttown,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Linn and son,
Bert. were at Harry Nuzum's Sunday
evening.
MrA Margaret McElfresh is now call.
Ing On her mother. Mrs. Playford
Grub.
Genevieye Nuzum is spending this
week wit hher grandfather, George
Nuzum.
Mildred Summers who had spent
the past few days at D. G. Bakers. has
returned to her home at Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Layman were
at D. G. Bakers Thursday night of
last week.
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WINFIELD.

There will be q box supper at the
day night, the Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs, Cnarleys and children
and Jimmie Hall, OF Fairmont, were
at their father, T. K Halls, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nuzum moved
from Winfield to P;sgah last week.
The Winfield school was taken up
Monday last with Miss Iris G. Knots
of near Grafton, as teacher.
Misses Verge and Made Morley
were calling at N. l. Hawkins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Baker and daugh.
ter, Rachel, were at ORION Satter.
fields Sunday last.
Mrs. Pheba Nuzum and three chill
dren and Mrs. Haze; Moore were call
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Don't ask US what we are going to
do after November 1st.-What the
hell are you going to do?" The sign
in front of the great mirror before
which bottles, shimmering glassware
and clean napery repose in both use.
full and decorative array, should be
read in no profane way 1t is not
meant so to be construed. 1t is at
once request and pertinent in.
quiry sprung form a heart bowed
down, and a head bloodied, but still
a soul unafraid, yet Indignantly
sprung the sympathy, which it has
never asked for. but which has been
heaped upon it.. The Bartenders La.
ment has never yet been sung or re.
cited by the white-ceated gentry back
of the polished mahogany held in
place by the garish imitation onyx
pillars at either end and propped up
in center by the sturdy elbows Of as
sturdy bar fiies-leastways not by
the members OF the local lodge. The
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1t canot be said that Major Pull
man, who is the police chief of this
voteless village. is happy over the in
teresting coincidence that the last
OF license and Halloween will arrive
in the Capital on the same eevning
and remain until the well known
witching hour of midnight. Not he.
On the contrary. he looks forward TO
tlleir simultaneous arrival and brief
but merry stay, with fear furrowing
his fuzzles and youthful face. The
Major doesn't know Just what to ex
rect, and how much, but he is expect
ing something and good deal OF it.
Feeling thus, he is preparing his
nightsticks battehian for whateevr it
is that he is expecting, and issuing
orders frantically every hour to his
Horatiouses to hold the bridge and
don't e,ve up the ship and give their
lives fer their country's Capital, even
though they have one life to give
each, and to bat EN- with the billy
when they show the whites of their
eyes, and all of that sort of thing. But
the Major and his cops aren't the on
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KNIGHTS OF pYTHlAs

Mountain City Lodge No. Is, Meet.
IA Third. floor, Fleming Bldg. Thurs.
day evenings 1880. p. n. Hall. Mas.
ter Of Finance: R G. Miller. &. Of
r. and 8.
Marion Lodge No q. Meets al Market
and Merchant Streets. First Ward. svery
Monumental Lodge No. aoi Meets ID
Tuesday evening. = =
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THEY GAVE THIS
RUNDOWN
MAN V|NOL
And He Got Back His
Strength and Energy.

y
Sheboygan, VISIT was all tagged
out run down, no appetite, nervous,
sleepless nights and drowsy during
the day, and was not fit to work. A
friend told me to take Vinol did so.
and can now eat three square meals a
day. sleep we'll, am alert, active,
strong and well and have gained elev.
en- pounds.'-A. w. Highly, sheboygan,
Wis
This is because Vinol contains the
elements needed to create a healthy
appetite and restore strength. The
complete formula is printed on every
package. This is your protection.
Cranes Drug Store, Fairmont. Vinol
is sold in Warrington by the Prescrip.
ton Pharmacy and at the best drug
store in every town and city in the
country.
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KNIGHTS on MALTA

Mountain State commandery No.
446, A. & l. O.. Knights Of Malta.
meets every Thursday evening at 1880
in third floor Cunningham building,
over Ideal theatre, Eminent Sir C. X.
Boyer, Sir Knight Commander, Sir T.
E. Minear, Worthington, w. Va.
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Senator Howard Sutherland has
made the following recommendations
Denver Graham, of Charleston, for
the army field clerical service, Mr.
Graham. having come to Washing<l
to request the recommendation !;
Breckenridge Jones for commission
in the quartermaster's corps; Kent B.
Hall, of Wheeling for commission
in the aviation section of the signal
corps; Lee C, PAUL of Wheeling, for
a commission in the engineers; and
Marcus l.. Bond for position in a
branch of the naval service.
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Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen meets
every second and fourth Thursdays Of
each month in the Maccabees halI.
President, Naomi Schaffer; secretas4,
Minnie Hovatter; treasurer, Jennie
IIupp.
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BROTHERHOOD RATEWAY
TRAiNMEN

o. c. Wills, president: &. D. Hold.
en-, secretary. Nets second Sunday
OF each month at 1880 p. m. and last
unday OF each month at 1880 p. M, in
the Red Mems hall.
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A. o. RI,

Meets every second 81 ID s.,o,,
81 Columbus Hall. NJ. j, O'NeaI p 1ants s,
=, boutlou division. Ladies AnSii;Ss &C. &C
Meets hrst Friday of each month IN e Y:
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1. O. oE q.

sstt,n, 81 !. Q. OF r. N.
Thursday evening at Red Nen S3 saGn
sirs to Ward. q. Ernest Hawkins 4 fia y;
~; lss state Street. First Ward "
bo maneea council No. 6. Degree Of Pooa.
Rod M.,:a ae ~, every Friday essnins a
Lee9 ALen Fan. Flrst Ward Ns
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Thomas ]. sherrard, of Wcllsburg,
is visitor in the city, and was a
caller upon Senator Sutherland today.
For a brief time, with no campaign
pending, .but interesting factionaf
complications pressing for settlement,
Mr.. Sherrard was chairman of the
Republican State Committee.
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The Post Office Department has
notified Congressman woodward OF
the granting of request by him to
extend the proposed mali route from
Ernest to Pasco, in Roane county, to
Spencer, there by serving residents
along the route between the two last
named places.
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DAUGHTERS OF REeEkAH. -
west virginia Lodge No. 81. Mat.
every Monday night at 1880 O'Clock At
Odd Fellows Hall. SA a.
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LADIES' ORDER GOLDEN links.
Meets at Cunningham Han, Jeffer.
SON son street Fairmont every Tuesday
worthy Rrier, Beatrice Cole. Fair.
mont, financial secretary, Mrs. Martha
Short, Baxter. -4"A 'ua
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KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE
MusgraVe hall. Meets every second
and fourth Tuesday Of each month 7
L. Sbackeltord, Master of Records :"
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a. O. III. w

meets on the second and fourth
Monday in each month. j. H. Kinkead.
Rec; w. A. Crowl. Rep. G. Lodge.
Degree of Honor. auxiliary to the A
o. U. W., meets first and fourth Mon.
day Of each month. Mrs. A. p. Jones.
Lady Chitf of Honor. '
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MODERN WooDMsN OF AMERICA
White Camp No. 547S, Modern
Woodmen of America. Meets every
Friday evening at their hall In the
Skinner eldE. c. w. Walker. Clerk.
Modern Wooden of America Monon.
gahela Camp No. 1882 meets every
Monday. 1880 p. M. Hall on Merch ant
st. Mont Devault; Ralph Courtney.
Sec
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MARION co. MEpll

M MaE' ias. Ell T9io ME 6, =; soeIE
Fleming Bldg. President, Dr.. +. r - u ~
iand; vice president. DR.. L D. Howard:
secretary, Or. II. r. Johnson: tressnsss
pr W; n: SANDS; board Of Censors. Dr..
deeSates 10 West Virginia Stata WsS,e..
Associa ton. Drs. H. II. Carr, a. L. Tss
ters; aiternates. Drs. E. p. smith. q. ~
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FRATERNA[ NOTICES.

COMMERCIAL -RAVELERs.
Fairmont Council No. ls7 United
Commercial Travellers, meets first Sat.
urday evening in each month in Mac.
cabee Hall. L. q. Bennett, Sec'y.
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AMERICAN INSURANCE UNION. : :
Meets each second and fourth Tuesdav
II the month in the X. of p. Hau on Mai,
Street -. :
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KNIGHTS OF coIIIMa11e =

Meets every Monday in old Masonic
aali, corner Main and Madison streets
charles Ambruster r. s., 1870 Chest.
nut street. ns's'
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GERMAN BENEFICIAI UN

GERMAN BENEFICIAL UNION.
Meets first and third Thursday Of
each month at z p. m. All dues and
assessments must be paid on or before
the first day Of each month. Ernest
Schwaner, Pres; August FREDERICK,
Vice Pres: T. j. Fast, Sec'ys
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WomAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
OF THE MAccABEES

Marion Review No. 80 meets syery
Tuesday evening. Maccabee Hall, Main
street. Mrs. Olive E. Harden. record
keeper.
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ORDER OF OWLS. -
Fairmont Lodge No. 1922, Meats .,..
p IN In old x. OF P. Hail, McKinneyy
Bid. M. j. Pearlmna Sec iSS,
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Dent Hive No. 1853, Ladies' ~ NE 80,
ern Maccabees. Meets the first anS 4 th'o,
erIaays or each month in K M . us eiuhro
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sign was hoisted in self defense, for.
by some strange reason that part
of mankind, which is wont ever and
anon and even more frequently than
that to seek dewy moisture and fra.
ternity before the brass rail and the
big reflector, got the idea into its
separate and collective rummy head
that the Bishop, Charley or the Ma.
jor crayed sympathy OF their fellow
men and constant and itinerant GUS
toners. There never was more
mistaken idea than that. 1t was lust
what What will yours be didn't want.
There are many people plunged into
bereavement who ask only to be left
alone with their grief, and bartenders
are much like other people. The
Capitals dispensers, with hardly ali
exception, are like that If they have
troubles and griefs in this, their dark
hour, they want to be left alone with
them, with drawn blinds and the front
doorbell muffled. and sure.enough
friend in the parlor to head off pry-
ing people attracted by the Tapping
crepe to indulge their habit of Gu
riosity. The bartender respects that
rare avis who chats of the glorious
sunshine and the beatuous coloring
Of the trees in the parks, and of the
nimble and friendly squirrels there
busily boarding for the winter, of the
fastest plays at the teatres, of the
poets. and the poultry along street
after the matinee, and of Senator
]. Ham Lewis latest sartorial surpri-
se-respects that rare customer with
a respect which is profound and last.
ing-and to many man there is no
higher reward in life than acquiring
the genuine respect and lasting
friendship of disseminating distri.
butor of drinkable delicacies with a
kick or two in them. Many man
has spent a life time and fortune
to attain that infinitely happy state
and failed woefully and utterly, go.
ms down to his grave broken-heart-
ed disappointed derelict.
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,,o WooDMEN OF THE WORLD
H. r Jones 1a q c,e o. az Han. Fleming Bldg.
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q. 3. q e

Fair!nont Lodge No. 2sl. Meets at
s.iks Home, 41s Main street. near Mad.
lson. every Tuesday evening at 7:ao
O'Clock. Charles D. Barry, Sec. 2as
High street. $50
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ORDER OF OWLs

Fairmont Lodge No. 1922. Meets
every Thursday in old K. of P. Hall,
Mckinney Bldg. H. w. Randolph,
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Mountain City Temple, No. s. meets
every second and fourth Tuesday
evening in K. of P. Hall in TIE
Fleming Building. Mile K. Eyans,
NJ. of r. and G. 81
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The PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
Fairmont Circle No. GIG meets every
Monday evening at 1880 in the Maca,
bees Hall. Main street.
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ROYAL NEIeHRoRs.

hSINI NEtSn6Sn0s
Seaton Camp, meets every Thursday
evening in the Skinner building. Mlss
Daisy Adams, secretary.
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u w. G. z. Y.
" q r every ~ b. Huesday IN Willard Han.
Evans; treasurer. Mrs. A. l. Msr:. y:
secy: Mrs. J. II. Beckman.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

Fairmont Lodge no. .. Meets ev.
ery Wednesday evening at 7:a0 o'clock
In tho Moose Home, 41S Jefferson
street. r. d. Harden. Sec,v.
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MASONIC,

"a sairmont Lodge No. .. Meets IN No.
sonic Temple first ana third Mondavsa a g.
eaSh nI month Francis E. Niuhols. ssc IN
in Masonic Gaa9 %s42 No. . R. A. NJ Meets
each month. Francis q. Niebo,s 1sa sGy OF
Crusade commandery No. ~
Meets in Masonic Temple everv 81
M9 Gnia!;,, Francis E. Nichols. Sec. ouf'n
Meets m in Ma SNAPPER ta No. 81. o. z. 8.
Thnrsday: Helen FleminR. SEQ aHa tnTd
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Congressman Stuart +. Reed will
leave on Friday, accompanied by Sen.
ator james L. Watson, of Indiana, for
Topeka, kas., to attend the third All.
nual convention OF the association of
secretaries of state. Congressman
Reed is the organizer of the associa.
ton and will retire as president of
1t this year after three years service.
Senator Watson will address the as
sociation and a great patriotic mass
meeting to be held Monday night. ov-
err which meeting Mr.. Reed will pre-.
side. On his way back to Washing
ton via Clarksburg, where he will
make visit with Mrs Reed he will
stop off at Parkersburg to deliver
an address at the celebration of the
Tooth anniversary of the establishment
of the first Baptist church in that
city. This event is scheduled for
the night of october 31st For that
occasion, Congressman Reed will de.
liver lecture on 1.-THE Church of the
Twentieth Century,
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Marion Lodge No. II. Meets every
Iuesday in Odd Fellows Hail. W q
Pitzer. Sec. W. ..
u palati9e Lodge No. 50. Meets .v.rv
"wednesday evening at 7:so ocIoc SIvet ~
Odd Fellows Hall corner Main ana Mon IN
roe STREETS. H. W. Stoneking. Sec'y
Mountain City Encampment M
Meets In Odd Fellows Hall on the AZ:
Riggle. Scribe. '''e"s'i' Y. ID.
patriarchs Militant. Meets IN odd
Feiiows Hall Thursday evenings. j.
G, Glasscock, Captain; w S. Pitzer'
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PYTHIAM SISTERS.

showaiter Tent No. \. Meets ere,,
Friday evening in Mckinney Bldg. "a
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WASHINGTON NEWS -
GOSSIP 81 azzzzEs 5z33zs s1!zz:

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. 49,
Congressman George NJ. Bowers came
down to the Capital from his home
at Martinsburg yesterday to make a
round of the departments in the in
terests of constituents business. He
put in full days work at the rou-
tine. At the Post Office Department
he was able OF get the Obstacles
brushed aside which had delayed the
promotion Of j Ellsins Goshorn, a
clerk in the post office at Piedmont,
to the $l100 class, and to renew his
petition to establish post Office at
Duffields He also had up with the
officials there the matter of reopen
ing the office at Sinclair, Preston
county, the closing of which has cut
off a star route, forcing some people
to travel for as great distance as
five miles for their mail. G. w.
Roster, OF Coalbank, to accommodate
the people has offered to take charge
Of the office If it is reopened, and Mr..
Bowers acquainted the authorities
with that fact.
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Fairniont Avenue and First Street..
J. M. Hartley, president: B. Z. ButchSs.
Secretary: j. o. Watson, treasurer
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ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.
Meets every first and third Sunday IN
Red Mems Hall. Fred Rrummaa SEQ.
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|INTERNATlON AL
|SundaySctool)
S.: Lesson =:

Wy REV. p. E. FITzwATEH, D. D..
Teacher Of English Bible in the Moody
H Bible Institute OF Chlcaso.)
.kcopyriGht. 1917. Western Newspaptr Unionl
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-20

Washington. EXPIRES. Taft IN
National Press club speech criticised
congress for wasting time on Teak"
investigation. Said it would all pass
away with bad smell"
.Rome.-51O,0OO have died of star
Tation in Syria is report here.
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BOston.-BiIIy Sunday charged
college professors, especially Har-
ward and Chicago Univ. professors,
with Godlessness. eff 1 wanted to
make a sinking little infdel Of my
child I'd send her to the Univ. of
Chi, he said,