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coininu Of Yankee o'II'a

II was In 1892 that tne cOs' i
the United States authOil,s -
tablishment of a mint 10 Pm 80.
With the founding OF TINS lH. Il
the almighty dollar" began ~. 4
into It's own. The Spanish o.. Il
been common In Americs ~ 80
and when Governor Morris
70 harmonic all the mOner n
states he took the dollar I" ~,
ard. The plans of Morris w. -
amended by jefferson VnV ~ s.!|
TO strike four coins upon u. 80
the Spanish mllled dolla'n -. y I'd
Of the value of $40, q dO'ls. a.. 4 4
n tenth of a dollar In s Nv
Of q dollar Id ''pf q
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Inspiration In Sleep.

One of the best-known lines III Eng
fish poetry came into its authors head
when he was actually asleep. While
visiting at Mimic, Thomas Campbell
one evening went to bed early, with
his mind full of q new poem. About
two O'Clock In the morning he sudden
jy awoke, repeating Events to come
cast their shadows before" Ringing
the bell sharply, he summoned a but
Ter. The man found Campbell with
one foot In bed and one on the floor.
Are you I'll, STRIP he asked. 81 was
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A Child Shall Lead Them.

Modern and cultured persons. I be.
heVe, object to their children seeing
ki'chen company or being taught BY
woman like Pegotty. But surely
1t Is more important to be educo tod
IN sense OF human dignity and equal.
ity than In anything else In the world
And child who has once had TO 70.
spect a kind and capable woman Of
the lower classes will respect the
lower classes forever. The true way
TO overcome the evil In class distinc.
ton is not to denoInce them as revo.
iutionists denounce them, but to ig.
more them as children ignore them
G. K. Chesterton.
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worse Than Deam ;.

yisttor-Isn't il ter1Ul. 40 ,
the rocks and every SOU
perish? ,,,,, Il ps' :
rlble TO think that maybe s.. N, ~,
working themselves 70 y ~ tsecs 10
h hap there's not a BIT o. ., S' Tpss
the entire craftf-LonoOD
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looked %'e. upon the dead ID, NV ~
an GTc c9o soap I put her t i~,'
ca capturing .H two of the tS' E,'ae
u xo. me rs south. In tll. s ea..'
m ~oS Wounded ,Ra in The S.s1
d ciafeu , sae Determined ID,
i strongest of the EngIl,I%
q" nSy y !" the cit city. Early On 't %
, r, a ,,py ! She ahs compelled i y =
r riy~ ".'' aa, mass, ferrisd No. H.
a ,,,[r ana nd, began a tus ss
5 5sin!g the the rete du pon n.''I y.
nI,n men Resisting dss, va
i tII~'' f"s.. her banner On s a.
,r. 'pIahS down IN.
r.arrd the first lad5., ,''o ,
walls and began n ~. 'as
rose an English arcba. '1
'p" through Ss,,,I her cOrseIet T r,,,,
=. A. uT lE, Oct between neck and I
As, "A. she me- fell the English ~ ~, !
E 'lr wall %"Il to make her ps,..
, rear devoted voted French bone sl !.
res, rear where the sight '' q e.
me anguish of her hur, -
l her cry but in a momeut = y
I Grr" The arrow from her u
nor own hands, betOOk S,, ~
few moments to PRAYER r'' =
rushed back into the IN, :,
discouraged DunOls Orderi,,,
ny my Cod she cried 70 ~
ns she pointed toward DE T,'
you shall soon enter ts.s =, \
YOU see my banner wave -.
The walls, to your arms ,'''
The fort is yOurs"
Heading the second rush d j
h'd the English, for they h,s !
her slain and now saw her ,n,
risen from the dead. The ii.
soldier who was now beadp, |.
ner pushed 1t forward from i.
uh'li 1t touched the wall, -
Ia" French swarmed up a, NJ
aided by the troops who had y !
III The city, but who now plscs /
across the ruined bridge and
To the attack. Gladsdale srrhs
ticaIly was sighted by Joan w j
out TO him, Surrender! Surs5t
the King of Heaven" The haSrnl
English leader disdalned her Nr,,
but at that moment a cannon ss
ried away the bridge on vhla b
standing and he fell to DAT
in the mOat, WihMh
the English abandoned rSO.|
Three hundred had died Ia es
fight. Two hundred were tsis
onerS. The remaining ErgHA \
doned the siege.
Within three months Joan hi
filled the first part Of her pnus
relief of Orleans. Within three n
she stood with her bannsfi|
high altar In Rheims and saw 0r<
VII anOinted king Of France.
Her devoted service lasted ln
ter. 1t ended only with Der Al
1t COmpiegne, her sale to he n
md her martyrdom at the Sun
Rouen. She had saved France N
permitted her to be burned sAx
The herald., 1917-09-06

Combination barns are often neces-
sary since they may be built at low
or cost per animal than two barns
TO give the same housing capacity.
There is no objection to the cOmbina-
ton barn, provided the horse stable
and the COW stable are definitely sep
arated, plenty Of light Is allowed 10
enter each part and an adequate ven
tilating system is installed. II is
easier to provide for a number Of
horses in the COW barn than II is To fur
nish accommodations for single team
of horses, as would be the requirement
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Storage House Peculiar 70 Maine

The Aroostock type Of storage
house, with concrete or masonry
basement walls and wooden super
structure, seems to be distinctively a
product Of Maine, and so far as has
been observed is not found to any ex-
tent outside Of the state. 1t is an ex-
pensively constructed house and Is al
most always located on a sIdehill or
knoll in order that advantage may be
taken Of q ground-level entrance.
That such houses have proved Salts
factory to the potato grower In Maine
Is evident from the fact that practi-
cally no other style Of potato storage
house is In use In that state.
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HORSE AND COW
COMBINATION BARN
This Article Tells How to Put Up
Such Structure With
Little Waste.
LIGHT AND AIR IN PLENTY
Best Possible Sanitary Condition Of
Utmost Importance In housing
Cattle That Produce First
Grade Milk.
BY WILLIAM A. RApFoRD.

Mr.. william A. Radford Will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining TO the
subject OF building work on the farm, for
the readers of this paper. On account Of
his wide experience as Editor. Author and
Manufacture. he is. without doubt. the
highest authority on all these subjects.
Address all inquiries TO William a. Rad
ford, No. 1927 Prairie avenue, Chicago,
Ill. and only inclose two-cent stamp for
reply.
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never better in my life" said the poet.
Leave the candle. and bring me q
cupful of tea" Selling his pen. he
put down the happy thought, changing
events TO come" into coming events"
and over the noninebriating cup he
finished the first draft Of "Lochiers
Warning"
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reusred to ~1

Just then he prepared T"
match on the casK. paa1
Tf you are gOin' my sa J. ~ u
driver lazily, this is Jus! y = ~
will be; but, If you want ~, ", ro.d =
up at right angles to DE ss'.. ~
light that match on thai Dis
der-and you're there now !, nj
The young man decided %
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her. She SEE she's pOsin' for a Twin"
"Posin', huh" and the second shifted
her wad Of chewing gum in disbelief.
An what's she posin' fer? Some 'ad'
mat takes In soap powder for house
cieanin' purposes, l suppose" And the
train stopped the flow of conversation,
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Not That Kind Of a Seryitor-

Inc Leading Heavy-F1ry with
my order. l am accustomed 70 being
served in a hurry.
The Waiter-I Gcn't doubt it: but
l az no sheriff.-Puck,
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Accounted For

The harmony Of home life seems
to be mainly In minor key"
Il suppose that is because SO, much
Of modern home life is In fats"
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More than 90 per cent it,. ., q ~
cloves come from la ! !. ,,os ~
about about 100000 full De'iA
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Internal InIuri..

"was the bishop much J. '''"
ing on the banana pee - eouIis' s
mo, II was VIVA. ~
,hat hurt him most /
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FTER three hundre d
years Of failure in diff
ferent parts of the Unit
ed States, there has re-
Gently been firmly estab-
liShed near Austin. Tex.
II silk plantation OF 40
acres which gives every
promise of uuOualified
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DEFECTIVE TORPEDO
SAVES u. S. VESSEL

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Sept l6.-
The defective mechanism Of German
tnrrcdo, discharged by an Invisible SUBJ
Murine. is said 10 have prevented disas>
ter IN large American steamship
which arrived here today from Brit
ish port
According 10 several nf orc hundred
passengers On board the liner. sub
ma rim" attack was mad" on I'll" ship the
sccond dny out. shortly nfter ~ y. NJ
The wake of the torpedo was Observed
by lookorte and All immediate sharp
change IN tho courEe Of tho steamer was
ordered Ivy the rantain. The torpedo. the
passengers asserted. when about 100
Yards away from tho steamer suddenly
lcapcd from the water mud. on return
Ing to the water. healed in now direc-
lion. which carried it past the stern or
tho vessel ny twenty yards.
", submarine wns sighted tbut tho
liner fired on" shot frcm Il stern gun at
an object which. IL was asserted might
haze been . p"riScoro. There w"r" no
indications that This shot was effective.
AMI t!:n liner increased her speed and
hurried away.
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Argentina WithdrawS
Her Wireless. Permit

BEuNOS AIRES. Sept, 16--.Ihe
government has withdrawn permits
sion granted TO German wireless
company TO attempt to receive wire
lrss messages from the German STA
tion al Nauen.
(The German wireless service. CON
sisting largely Of messages from the
srmi-nffiriHl overseas news agency,
sent 10 this country through the Say
vile Station before he entrance OF
the United States into the war, is dis
tributed from Nauen. II has heen re-
no7ted on several occasions since the
United States and Germany severed
relations tina: information was being
sent 10 Germany by wireless from
South America)
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WnrWood Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Heller and chill
drcn who have been visiting relatives
In Struhcnvill". ohio. for the past week.
returned To their home last night.
The &. W. y. club will meet Wcdnes-
day evening ut the hnmr uf Miss ChutZ-
nrr nf WarwOnd avenue.
Miss Maudr Kennedy "f Pleasant Grove.
IS The rurS, nf Mrs NJ l.. Wright
Mrs Emma Gallagher and daughter.
Mary Elizabeth. Of Center Warwnod. left
last evening for Cripple Creek. Colo.
where she Will visit tho formers dnugh-
ter Mrs. T.. j. Brady. From there they
will tour through California.
Rev j. e. Eucklcy l"ft yesterday to
spend this week NJ ''larkshurE
Mrs. !. s. Sirph"l left Sunday for In
dianarniiS. Ind. where sh" will spend
som" time the guest "f relatives.
Friday evening. September q. the
Bethlehem Rr"S al The Presbyterian
church. will hold an entertainment in
the church.
Mr. and Mrs. MorS" Whiting of Fulton.
" V. are expected In nrriv" in this city
some tim" This week. where they Will
make their homo with MIR. and Mrs. W.
t. Jones Of CENTER WHrwond
Regular choir practic" will he resumed
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THE THEATRES
CHARMING WIDOWS
AT THE CoUET TODAY.

Comedy, harmony and beauty are t1e
,;,r,.e yraccs which have. lod me
Charming Widows" along the ROAD Of
trnlmphs. Last seasons attire nus
been discarded and the widows are
appearing in the most glttertns en-
hrilishmemt that could have been con-
cc,ved tol make them look attractive.
The company is headed by Eddie Dale
and Ada I,,m and includes some no9eo
cun;nukcrs and n big beauty chorus
which will disport itself on an elevated
runway. As an added attraction. kyra'
tho marvellous. will appear In number
Of her Wonderful dances. She Will be
assisted by her corps dc ballet The
,ngasemcnt starts with matinee today
and the ''CharmnE Widows promise p
entertain many amusement seekers DUR
ing their three days stay at tho Court
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NORTHERN WEST VA.
OPERATORS ALLEGE
81 PRICE TOO LOW

MORGANTOWN. W. VA. Sept. To-
Declaration that tho small operators OF
the northern district Of West Virginia
cannot mine and sell coal at the price
Of two dollars a ton rs fixed by Prcsi-
dent Wilson under the food control act
and realize Il fair profit" because of the
advance In prize" since July 1916, OF ALL
materials and labor necessary In the
equipment and operation OF their mines,
IL made in n statement issued here to-
night by the Monongahcla Valley Coal
Operators Association. Statistics arc
given showing that prices Of all mater
ials in the past year have advanced
from 20 per cent: the advance In the
cost Of wire rope. 10 a00 per cent and the
increase In tho cost of mine cars.
Tho operators association IN Givink
out the statement says II Is submitted
I'm order that position and motives OF
tn" small coal mine operators may be
made clear" 1t was also announced to-
night tho Association Will soon send a
delegation TO Washington to present
their case to Or. Fl. 4. Garfield. Federal
fuel administrator.
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ANNA HELD CONES TO
TIE COURT THURSDAY.

Anna Held. bringing those famous
. COS that won't behave" and her own
,"np any is coming 10 the Court theatre
Thursday. September 20. in her latest
musical comedy success. FOLLOW Me.
~ which she returned To the American
stacc last season at the Casino. New
York, after two years spent In war re-
lief work in France.
"EoIlnw Ne" tells OF a marquis who
has fallen a victim Ia the charms Of q
i: scinatiur actress. The marquis has q
,raruuisc. but he lmv"s To hrows" ami
..ratiiics his whi,n t. the limit. Strings
Of pearls and hug. bouquets OF costly
flowers are some Of tho tributes no lays
at leauty's i".t. hut his wife learns OF
It's actions AMI proceeds to check them.
She goes IN III" actress the object or
r,,, husbands establishments. and from
her learns the art of winning men. She
tics the scheme on her husband with
most satisfactory results and all is we'll.
Seats on sale tomorrow at a. m.
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MANY PAROLES
ARE ALLOWED

Sp>d.l Dispatch to tho tnssi!!ssne"t
COLUMBUS. O.. sept. ia lars"
number Of paroles from the state re-
fornatory at Mansfield were allowed TO-
day. They are as follows:
d: To Go When Emplor"d-Tr"rsH
Churchill. Joseph l.. Smith. IuFan"Ea'
October Joe Buck. Harry Miller
Pob.rt Mecaul. Frank Marn. Solomon
Muck. Walter Babcock. Andrew Lewis
C.uyahoxa: Wilbur Gilliland. VIM. Base.
Philip Reno. Earl Cornelius. Franklin:
John Fisher. Jr.. John Bcdnarck. Walter
Hsll. Joe Sanchuk. Lucas: Merrill Car
ney. Tom Ford. Mart MondbauGh. Mont
sornery. Henry W. Jones. Summit: John
Srypocak. Stark: Frank Hanntns. VIM
Lee Stevens. Seneca; John I. owen
Hardin: Earl Jones. Marion; Frank
Fisher, Clark: Edward MarooneT. Marty
Goodfellow. Wayne: Charles Lowe.
Scioto: Lou Inskih. Adams: Eugene Mur-
ply. Defiance.
October l5-Frcd Frost. James Rich
ter. Edward RoRberts. VIM. Coary'
Oscar Burns. William Bradford Davis.
John Peir. James Hunt. Frank Atnke1'
Peter Tarish. Vim. Graf. ArhonF Ca
tullo, Abraham Daneske. Major Derine
Cuyahoga: Daniel Porch. George Du-
boise. Hamilton: James Cole. Arthur
Culbertson Frank Cox. Franklin; I. +.
Walker, James Morris. Charles Reese
Frank Kaminlski. Walter Lowendewskt'
Lucas; Charles Murphy. Patrick A.
Henry, Albert Ely. Mansfield: Joseph G.
Turner. Stark: Roy Manns. Herman Gorl-
owitz. Charles Knapp. Summit: Albert
Gravenstein. Batler: Vim. Kelley. Clark.
Albert Mccoy, Jackson: John CleSE'
Trumbull Benjamin Davis. Erie: Chas
e. williams James Traduno. Belmont:
Wilson Fleming. Musklngum: Robert
Otill, Seneca; VIM. Green. Arthur Fill
more. ScIoto; George johnson. Haron.
November HAIRY Kramer. Stanley
Warren. VIM. Cleary. Stanley Kostika-
Walter Lewis. Joseph Koroyalovan.
Stanley Blasik. Charles Nickels. Alfred
Stancil, Edward Switzerland. Morris
Veins, Cuyahoga: Otto Kusser. Lowell
Marriott. Harry Delaney. Hamilton:
James Bowman. g. n Thompson. VIM
Golfer. Claude Mason. Lucas; Dan Cor
don, Patrick Madden. Arthur Bellamey
Summit: Harry Hill. Dana Baskerville
Seneca: James Humphreys, Robert Har-
ter. Mahonirg: Albert Barnes. Montson-
cry: Edward Sheets. Columoiana; Roy
Wagner. Brown: Griffin Jones. Ross.
November 15-John Bresnahan. Guy
sboea.
January LEROY Reynold. Mont
somery.
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OBJECT TO BEING
HELD so CHEAPLY
BY Haywood Bsoun

(Accreditcd to the Pershing Army II
France for The New York Tribune
and The Wheeling 1ntellIsencer)
Copyright 1917. by The Tribune Aeso.
ciatlon) -
CONTROLE AMERICAIN. AMERI
CAN ENPEDITIOEARY ARMY. Sept
16.-Amcrican army officers arc indiS.
nant Mt. the news from tho French that
the Kaiser has offered 800 marks AMI
three weeks vacation for tho FIRST
American soldier taken prisoner.
At the normal rate Of exchange thu,
would only be SIS. and at the present
low estimate. Of the mark II In less than
sixty. e.. ...... ~..-
"Why can German soldier get more
for a fat pig than for a doughboy:"
complained one captain.
Il don't know about the 500 marks. :"
said a militant rookie. but any; German
that gets anybody out Of l. company
is sure going to need that three weeks
vacation"
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Another Protest

Special Dispatch to the lntehrcnrcr.
CUMBERLAND. Md. Sept. 16.--At
meeting OF members OF the Upper Po-
tomac Coal Operators Association. and
the Coal Operators Association OF
Georges creek here last night the SER
iousness Of the coal situation as It saf-
fccted them was discussed and it was
decided to present DR.. Henry A. Car
field fuel administrator statement OF
additional cost in the hope that he will
do something to relieve matters. The
committee that waited on DR.. Garfield
Wednesday reported that 1t submitted
sworn cost sheets, representing about
IS per cent of the operators, which
showed that the average cost OF pro-
ducing coal in the fields named is S2.l8
ton. If the $500 rate Is enforced the
operators could only hope to continue
by the miners accepting n wage cut with
longer hours, as n patriotic duty.
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and It has helped me in every way. I
am not nearly 80 nervous, no headache
or pain. I must say that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
best remedy any sick woman can take. -
Mrs MARGARET QUINN, Rear 259
Worthen ST., Lowell. Mass. !
Other warning symptoms are sense
Of suffocetion, hot flashes, headaches,
bseksehes, dread Of impending evil,
timidity. sounds in the ears, palpitation
OF the heart, sparks before the eyes,
irregularities, constipation, variablH
appetite, weakness, inquietude. an;
IL need special advice. write t
tt . E. Pinkhsm Medicine &C
- ia1 Lynn, Mass.
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Change OF Life and
the bad feelings
common at that
time. I was in a
very nervous condi-
ton, with headaches
and pain a good
deal Of the time so /
was unfit to do my
work. A friend
asked me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V eget a b lie Com
Dound which 7 did
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Rcd Cross Headoulrters opened.

The now headquarters for the War
wood branch Of the Red Cross society
will be opened tomorrow. Everything
Is In readiness for the work which will
be done in the interest Of the soldiers.
Mrs. William Vim VIII nave charge Of
tho sewing on Tuesday. 4 number Of
ladies are expected 10 he present to sew
on that day as n great deal Is hoped IL
be accomplished.
a number Of completed garments have
been sent to the Wheeling headquarters
including sheets, wriStlcts. sweaters
socks and Scarfs.
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Death Of c. n. Wilson.

The last sad rites over The remains Ct
e. H. Wilson. who WAS found dead yes
terday morning at the homo nf n. r:
Jones. will be- conducted Mt his home In
Louisa. Ky. The remains were shipped
TO his former home last night at 1915
o'clock.
The deceased was In thu nftv-frst
year Of his age and Ia survived by his
wife and five small children afl residing
in Louisa. and two sons. Hamilton ana
GraghaIn who rcSih" herc.
Intermcnt will be made In LcuIsq.
Ky, Wednesday.
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Suspension OF the proposed revision nt
classes and II per cent freight rate in
crease of Obi" railroads until October
20 WAS ordered to-day by the state pub
lie utilities commission.
Similar rates; pending before the in
tt rStatc .'uIunI"rr" commission Will pH
cffcctiv" =. 2;"mhcr 90 unless contrary
action ia i:sk,.I.
The chief I"aS"n nf. tho ohio commits.
sion in sUSI" ndiuS IN" rates. it was OK
,laincd. * )" await final action by the
intcrStat, commission.
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questionable performances 1t is q salts
faction to note tho appearance OF Al. Fl.
Wilson. Americas character actor and
singer. and his company announced at
tho Court Saturday. September q. mat
inee and evening. in n now production
OF stirring comedy song-play entitled
The Irish Fifteenth" by Theodore Burt
Sayr@a Wilson entertainment COM
bines 60 many clean pleasing clements
that one Is positive Of enjoying them
selves from the very variety Of good
things displayed.
This season the play is new and OF Il
different character than his former Of
fertngs. Then there arc the musical
numbers, for no Wilson performance is
complete without them. All songs are
new-ell are captivating and all novel;
you should hear them---and as rendered
in this great singers inmitahIc styi"
they are Of additional charm. rh" titles
are My Mothers Wedding King" "Irr-
land Il Home Sweet Homo. Il Want
You Then. Machree,", ~ Lily from
Heaven" and Tho Irish Will Re There
Seats on sale Thursday
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Party For Drafted Boy.

r. J. Roberts was honor guest at n
party given al the home Of J. C. VIII.
Jams on Twenty-frst street Saturday
evening. Mr.. Roberts will leave for
Camp Lee some time during the week
Dancing and music were the diversions
OF the evening and a delicious luncheon
brought this memorable event to a close.
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WILL USE OLD BOOKS.

CLARKSBCRG. W. Va, Sept. Ia
Public schools Of Clarkshurg will use
The same text books they have used
for some time past regardless nf inc
recent changes adopted by The State
School Book Commission, according
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Choir Rehearsal.

The choir If the Corpus Christi church
will have special practic" on Tuesday
and Friday evening OF this week In the
basement Of tho church. TIL" rehcarsals
Will ne held preparatory tn tho mission
which will begin on October 18th. All
members are expected To- hr present
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Robbery.

No clue has boon reached according
to the local authorities about the rob-
bcry which nrcurrod Saturday evening
at the confectionery owned by Clyde
Thomas on Warwond avenue.
Although tho polio" w"r" notified inn
mediatrly. still nothing definite" has been
accomplished.
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CENTRAL POWERS SOON
REPLY TO THE POPE

ROME. Sept. 16.-The reply Of the
Central powers 10 the peace proposal
Of Pope Benedict is expected within
1--WE or six days. according TO inforn1a'
tioa obtained today at the vatican.
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NEWS "BUTcHER" IN BAD.

HARRISBURG, ". Va. Sept. IS
G. L. Cassidy. a railroad news agent.
who escaped from the vesdbule Of the
county Jail here last night, was cap.
tlred today at Grafton by W. S. Glib.
son. OF the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
police force, and returned to the Jail.
Cassidy was being held on charge
of violating the anti.weapon carrying
statute by carrying loaded revolver
in a suitcase He escaped from an Of
ficer as he was being taken back to
the Jail from a magistrates court:
where his trial had been continued
for a week. II is said he viii now be
tried also for escaping from the jail
Among the latest sanitary appliance:
for public eating places 10 spoon
pressed from paper that can b thrown
away after using.