davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-06-20
That SiIVery Kind.

Marjorie went over next door to cain
on the new neighbors who had just
moved in. When she returned she
said, "Oh, mother, there is little girl
named Mary and her grandmother go
ing to live next door to u.s."
'Did the little girl tell you 1t waR
her grandmother" she was asked.
"No, she didn't tell me, but know
it is because she had grandmother
hair"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-06-20
Champion Whittier,

Big Flat, Ark.-W. ]. Sword is
ninety years old, yet he holds state
championship. Sword is champion
whittier Of Arkansas. He challenges
all comers. With a trusty pocketknife
he began whiting on drygoods boxes
fifty years ago. Now he carves out
bird houses, hoe handles and little
windmills.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-06-20
bird Man Of the Future.

"Confound it" exclaimed the bird
man of 2674 \. d.
"Smatter PopF" asked the night owl,
"Oh l was going to fly out a little
with tho boys last night but my wife
stuck my wings full o molasses and /
couldn't hy any farther than the Y. NJ.
q. A. .p'-Rlchmond Times Dispatch.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-06-20
But She Made Fine Fudae.

Hobbe-I see we are now restricted
to Il two-Ounce bread ration. How
much is that?
Dobbs-Of my wife's bread a piece
about two inches square.-Boston
Transcript.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-06-20
Too Many.

"Did you come across many fine
buildings in your automobile tourT
II should say so. Some Of the towns
we went through had police court at
each end"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-06-20
Where He Got the Idea

Shakespeare said that all the worl1
was a stage"
"Um. Do you suppose the streets
were filled with these chorus-girl Cos
tunes in his day?"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-06-20
Identified.

Knicker-What was the mountain
that brought forth the mouse2
Rocker-It was the Peak Of Produc-
ton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-06-20

A domination may be more nearly
quivalent TO a collection than to an
election,
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-06-20
MAGIC! HAVE IT
ON THE DRESSER
CoRNS STOP HURTING THEN
LIFT OFF WITH FINGERS.

Just drop a little Freezone on that
touchy corn, instantly it stops aching
then you lift that corn right off. No
pain at all Costs only q few cents.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-06-20

Get a tiny bottle of Freezone for a
few cents from any drug store. Keep
1t always handy to remove hard corns,
soft corns, or corns between the toes,
and the callouses, without soreness or
irritation. You Just try It'll
Freezone is the sensational discov-
cry of a Cincinnati genius.-Adv.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-06-20
The Name of IL.

"Some tips you get over the wire are,
fakes" Exactly; what you might CALI
tele-phoney."
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-06-20

Valuable Iron Tonic for the Blood
GROVES TASTBLESS chill TONIC Purtnes an6g
Enriches the Blood II arouses the liver, dnyeB GUS
malaria and builds mp the whole system. A 9oE~
eral Strengthening Tonic for Adults and Chlldre2s
6Oc-
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HEARING Of OTIS
At Warrington
Attorneys to Argue Case
Before Justice Conway
Here.

No new developments resulted in
the aErl Furbee murder case today
when the preliminary hearing Of CLARK
Off, charged with murder. and his par
ents, John and Mary OFT, charged
with completely in the murder wa
held in the office Of Justice ]. NJ. Bal
rack in Warrington with Justice y
W. Conway, Of Fairmont, presid.
he hearing was held there because
accommodation to the witnesses ".
are all from Warrington city al
Warrington district. The state mar
out on a prima fAcie case, fifteen wi,
nesses having been heard.
Because Of the length Of the hem
ne Justice Conway allowed the al
orneys 10 present their argument b.
or chin al a later date in Fairmoh
II is probable that the argument WI.
be presented before the close Of th,
day. There is little doubt but tha
the OTIS will be held for the actiol
4 the next grand jury. ProGecutin
lttorney Walter r. Haggerty repr
,ented the state and Attorney l.. &
Nusgrave the defendants.
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EAST SIDF SCHOOLS
ARE tEADl TO OPEE
Supt. Hustead Expects
Largest Enrolment
on Record.

The schools of Union Independent
district will open on Monday, Septem.
1er 16. for an eight month term. Tho
high school. which was inaugurated
asst year in this district, will open Oh
his date for a nine month term.
Additional room will be utilized
his year in the schools. FURNITURE
and equipment having been secured
and every available room in the thrc'
school buildings will be used for whc
promises to be the largest enrOllmcn
in the history Of the district.
The High school will do full tw
years work this year. Practical
the same afculty which conducted q
schools last year will be in charge &
the work this year with the addit,"
Of several new teachers. District S.
perintendent W. A. Hustead is pre-
pairing for a banner years work ir
the schools and to this end has every
thing in readiness for an auspiciou:
opening.
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THINK RAILROADS
CONTINUED from page one }

W. Gardiner, Pittsburgh and Panhan.
die districts. Pittsburgh. Pa; James
S. Amend. Westmoreland, Irwin gas,
Ligonier, Latrobe and Greensburg,
Greensburg; W. L. Byers, Councils.
vile region, UniOntown, Pa; Howard
H. Brydon, Cumberland, Piedmont and
upper Potomac OF Maryland and West
Virginia, Cumberland, Md; F. NJ
LOckhnrt, Somerset.Meyersdale, Som,
eret, Pa; Brooks Fleming, Fairmont
district, FairmOnt, W. Va; ]. J. Ro'
hey, eastern and Central Ohio, Cleve'
land: william H. Wallace, Saginaw,
Mich; James H. Pritchard, southern
Ohio, Columbus, Ohio; H. F. Price, Big
Sandy and Elkhorn. Ashland, KY; A.
l.. Atlas, Hazard field, Hazard. KY;
J. w. Dawson, high volatile fields OF
southern West Virginia, Huntington
W. Va; E. 8. White, New River and
Winding Gulf fields, Glenwhite, W.
Va; r. d. Patterson, ug river and
POcahontas, Lowe, W. Va; G. D. Xii,
gore, Clinch valley and southwestern
Virginia, Norton, Va; Howell ]. Da.
Wis, Harlan field, Kentucky. Tennes'
see and Georgia, Knoxville, Tenn.
Judge H. c. Selheimer. Alabama. Birm'
ingham, Ala; w. G. Duncan, western
Kentucky, Greenville, Ky; W. J,
Freeman, Indiana, Terra Haute, Ind. ;
IF. c. Hohnold, Illinois, Chicago. ILL.,;
Ira Clements. Iowa, Missouri, Kansas,
Arkansas, Oklahoma and Taxes; Pitts.
burg, Kas.; A. X. Craig, Montana and
Northern Wyoming. Acme, Wyo.;
Thomas sheldon. Utah and southern
Wyoming. Diamondville. Wyo.; J. F.
Welbon. Colorado. Denver, Colo. F.;
George T. Brown, New Mexico. Gallup,
N. NJ: D. c. Betting, Washington
Seattle, Wash.
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Bible and Fdusatlo1.

Men cannot be well educated with
out the Bible. II ought, therefore, 10
hold the chief place Of learning
throughout ChFiStendom: and l do net
know Of a higher service that could be
rendered to this republic than the
bringing about Of this desirable result,
e. Mott.
NOTICE.
E0TICE-The Fairmont restaurants
named below beg TO inform the
people Of Fairmont and surrounding
community that they are compelled
to advance their rates 10 per cent.
commencing Sunday August Is, on
account Of the high cost Of living
and the increased cost OF help. Fair.
mont Restaurant Co., W. H. Roush,
erS. prop; CaFicos Hotel ReStsu-
rant W. c. Carieo, prop.-Adv
s.tE-aL
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Fair tonight and
Saturday
Local Readings.
F. P. Hall, Oh.
Temperature al
. q. m. today. so
Yesterdays wealth
sr. clear; tempera
ture, maximum, SO
minimum, 81; pre-
cipltation, none
River 1874 falling.
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Paul Jones Now a Captain-Paul
Jones, a son OF Arthur Jones, former
ly OF this city, who was until recently
a resident OF Oberlin. Ohio, and who
IL In government service, is now in
France and has been given a captain.
cy. Capt. Jones is a garndson Of Mrs
Clara Jones and ]. W. Faust Of this
city.
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Miss Layman's Condition - The
condition Of Miss Capitola Layman.
who was operated on Saturday at the
Cook hospital for appendicitis, re-
mains critical with slight change In
her condition. Miss Layman has de-
veloped peritonitis.
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EVENTS TONIGHT.

skinner buildiug-Modern Woodmsn.
0dA Fellows hall-Mountain City En-
oampment, /. o. o. +.
fleming building-Ladies Of Modern
NaccabeOS.
led Mems hall-Degree o: Pocahon-
tas.
lomilg building - Protected Home
Circle.
loose hall-ElOctrical Workers
cunningham hall-0wls.
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Cut vat the picture on ell four sides
Thol carefully fold dotted line It's
OutlTo length. Then dotted line 2 and
@ o.. EOld each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn over
aDA yol'n find . surprising result
save the pictures.
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assured By the contractor that hO viii
have the brick paving % the EaiFmont
and ClaFksburg turnpike between
FaiFmont and Worthington complet.
cd By October /. He expects 10 have
the road completed as far a. Eversoh
by September Is.
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Home From cIarksburo.

Mrs. Frank Delgrosse, Of Center
street, and Miss Hazel Rannenberg
q Flcral avenue, have returned from
Clarksburg, where they we're the
guests Of Mrs. DelgrOsse's sister, Mrs.
V. D. Pringle.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Marion, To.Wit:
!. A. G. Martin. clerk Of the County
Court OF said county OHd 6tttt q
hereby certify that the foregoing Co.
forms to orders made and entered D
said eounty court on the 18th day %
August. 1915.
Given under my hand this lbth day
Of August. 1918
A. G. MARTIN,
Clerk County CeuFt.
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Surgical OperatiOn-Mrs. Joe Pow
ell. of Grant Town., was operated on
this morning at Cook hospital.
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STATE Wide LleonSeS--The followin.
state wide hunting licenses have bee
ssuod By A. G. Martin, county clerk
red Clayton, RivesVille; F. c. Holt,
,iFmont.
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Amount to b raised BY levy. s0gI'Oo
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due, and the amount
that will become due and colleetiels
from every source, except from the
levy OF taxes OF be made for the eur
rent fiscal year.
Balance due fund from ahor' -.
iR............,....t 5bOSIS
Due from general school tund .
(enumeratiOp) ....',.. SVISSs
Total receipts ...........sN oOS2"V
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
The debts and demands owed b the
district as a whole, and payable out Of
the teachers fund. -.
Delinquent taxes .'.'.'''''t 4VS'vv
Generations ..........'.'' S'Y
Institute attendance .....,' IUv'vV
For IS teachers holding no.
one certificates at t1l.5O
per month for I months. .etJ,bltAo
Total estimated diSbUrse' -
mentB .......s.s...ss'''' AtSessss
Amount 10 be raised By levy lSlgs.VV
And the board Of education doth g.
termine and estimate that e WIN Pc
necessary 10 raise t6OS7.1s' TOT Duilo'
ing fund purposes and tiitSt.sS tor
teacheRs' fund purposes 70 conduct the
schools IN said district for the term o.
7 months, and 10 pay the same VIZ
require a levy OF fifteen cents l1oe,l
for building fund purposes and thirty
cents (SOe.) for teachers tund put'
poses on each one hundred dollaRs val
uation OF all property taxable IN Said
Grant district, based upon the last a.
sessment Of real and personal prep
erty thereon, - follows:
Real Esate recommendation
Personal Property ......'.. Ste,seU
public Utility Property. 4'@SA'ssS
SI.tSAttt
CNOTE:-br!ehy specify here ne
purpose and rate for which auy other
levy IL propoSVd)
Law a special 10 cents on every one
hundred dollars valuation 70 0eiSay
the expense OF the MOnOngah school
a cOFpOratOd town, valuation tl.VObtts
at 10 cents, SI.06l.7S.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
District Of Grant, to-Vit:
County Of NOTiOn.
II. c. Price, secretary q ~
board Of education n aad tor 0Tolt
district OF said county and state. -
certify that the foregoing conforms 9
an order made and entered By eal4
board on the 18th day Of August. 1913.
Given under my hand this ittA day
u T.G. PRICE.
Secretary Board 81 Elueaticp Grant
District. Marion County, ". Va.
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INTERNATIONAL
Sunday
e. Lesson 80:

Ry Rev. p. B. FTTZwATER, D. D,
Teacher Of English Bible In the Needy
Bible Institute Of Chicago)
CCopynrht. 1918. b. weston RevuDspsg Cuisa)
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Flto VhioA Ne court OTopooos - ~
IN eoeh q he respective dlStIlctt b
~ lollOWt:
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LATE WANT" ADS

WAHfED-A SOamStrSSp. Apply S3S
FAifmont Ave. S.1e.6t-l2sS
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WIN Enter Navy Paul Thompson
Watson, will leave Fairmont tomo.
Nv evening for Philadelphia. Pa. e
QUITE 10 Cape May. n, J., where he vii
inter- the naval reserevs. Thompson,
Unlisted before the ruling restricting
milstments went into effect. and since
is enlistment has been awaiting his
u. He will report for service Mon.
, morning.
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HELD for Grand Jvry-Howard Six
I'd Jacob Six, the bennington boys,
no were charged with breaking into
. B. 4 o. station AZ Warrington and
'bbing the safe @. $3.50 have been
mmitted to jail to await the action
the grand jury by Justice Barrack.
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10 Leave HOspital-W. ]. Topping
recovering from appendicitis at the
lQok hospital, where he has been con-
.ned Tor the past two weeks. He ex-
ieets 10 leave the hospital at the end
y this week.
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Home From observation-disclosures
1Vid A. Richie returned last even.
8 from a trip to UniOntown, Pa.
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AeeoVers from lnjury-Mrs. Ralph
Jan, who had been confined to her
ne on Watson avenue for the pas
zee weeks suffering from a spraine !
sle, has recovered and Is again on
miscellaneous Llcense-A miscel.
neous license has been issued by
y. Q. Martin, county clerk, to John
orris' tairmont, junk agent for the
REion Iron and Metal company.
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PAW PAW DISTRICT

I. The amount due and the amount
that will become due and colleetible
from every source, except from the
levy OF taxes 10 be made for the cur
rent fiscal year.
Balance due from Sheriff. - l,5sS.9O
RedemptioES. etc ......... $500
CapitStiOhS .......,........ 10000
TntA ........'.''..'''''S S'IlS.VO
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ESTIMATE ron TAX LEVY.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Marion.

county OF Marion,
District Of Grant, t0-Wit:
At a regular session Of the board 81
education OF Grant district Of N0HiOn
county held At the regular meeting
place thereof. on the second TVOOOoy
in August. 1913, Present: Clyde
Leonard. PHesidOn, Of said hoard OF
education, and Lloyd RihOhaYt. Gem
mi6sionerS.
In accordance With chapter 81, Acts
1915, amending section 81, ehoPtoF g.
Acts 1908. the board Of odVeOtion 20
ceeded 10 make up an estimate OF TIE
amount necessary 10 be leTied for the
current fiscal year. TO cover ell district
debts and liabilities payable dOFiAg TIE
year including the probable eGDoodl
lures for district purposes and proper
allowances for delinquent taxes, eSou'
erAtions and contingencies but d.
Quoting the money In the treasury A.
plicnble 10 the service Of the year tAd
district claims doth determine and g.
Innate the several amounts 10 b loT'
led Os follows:
BUILDING PUND ESTIMATE.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due, and the ou8OVpt
that will become due end eOllOcti6lO
from every source, except IRON 0O
levy Of taxes 10 be made for the euE'
rent fiscal year
Amount due from sheriff - S9ti.ie
special ................ 1850
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on and Gas Lease--An oil and gas
.se has been filed at the office Of
county clerk from Sallie Ashcraft
Al. 70 =. B. Koen for q tract of 1872
eres along Buffalo creek IN Man
iington district. The consideration
3 o.. Il carries with n 4 quarterly
entail OF 800 and a clause for one.
'ghth Of the oil secured.
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Applying NIeknameS-A novelty has
zen sprung in the Fairmont iail &C
'ording 10 Deputy Sheriff and Jailer
7. V. Buckley in that prisoners are
,aeking nicknames to each other to
Il the crime they are convicted Of OF
icing held for. The man who was
tipped bringing in six plnts is known
q six pints' and the fellow who
Itolo . watch is known as watch, etc.
there are now fifty guests registered
Hotel de Buckley.
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special Traln Tor Vsterans-Mem
Yrs Of the Fairmont Baltimore and
Ohio railroad Veterans association
heir families and friends. who intend
% attend the picnic Of the veterans
q Grafton park tomorrow will leave
ne station In this city tomorrow
morning at S:l5 on q special train. All
others who intend to attend the pic.
nc win travel on the regular trains
Naturalization Court - Next We'd.
nesday . session OF naturalization
,ouTt win be held in Fairmont com.
nonclng at 3 o'clock. It will be held
3 conjunction with the intermediate
,ourt q the county and Judge Win.
,lpt win preside. There are eight ap.
plieants tor citizenship papers.
County Court saturday-The coun,
y court win hold lie next session on
Saturday morning.
% Recruiting Service - DR.. L. N.
iott county health officer, has re.
celfod q letter from his son, Loeman
Rufus YOst. which states that at pres.
ent hO q n the recruiting service in
Washington, D. c. He hopes to Cross
ne goa e soon - possible.
Expect 70 Complete Road-County
Engineer Frank J. Wilfong has been
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Expect 70 Complete Road-County
Engineer Frank ]. Wilfong has been
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SPECIAL N0TlGR1
FAlRMONT DISTRICT

/. The amount due and the amount
that will become due and collectible
from every source, except from the
levy OF taxes 10 be made for the cur.
rent fiscal year.
Balance due from sheriff 81 1906. 90
CApitationS ........,..".,. $4,000
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THE WEATHER.

West Virginia
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Tobacco License - A tobacco u
.enst has been issued by A. G. Martin
ounty clerk, to A. J. Tuertfs, Downs
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The rate OF levy on each opo qpp'
dSed dollars valuation ReeosSAfy 70
raise the aforesaid amount a1d TIE
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GRANT DISTRICT

l. The amount due and the amount
that will become due and collecubls
from every source, except from the
levy OF taxes to be made for the cur.
rent fiscal year.
Balance due from sheriff 8 1871. 90
Carnations kOO IN
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County Court saturday-The coun'
U court win hold its next session on
Saturday morning.
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I. The amount due and the amount
that will become due and cOllectible
from every source. except from the
levy Of taxes TO be made for the cur.
'ent fiscal year.
llance due from sheriff 3 900
pitations ................ 1880
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Total Estimated receipts. SSol.H
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
The debts and demands Owed ~ ~
district a. q whole. ana payable eut
4 40. IN
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Total Observation-Disclosures
UNION DIST. SPECIAL.
/. The amount due and the amount
that will become due and cOllectible
from every source. except from the
levy Of taxes to be made for the cur.
rent fiscal year.
Balance due from sheriff s. 1890
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/. The amount due and the amount
that will become due and ColOctible
from every source. except from the
levy Of taxes 70 be made for the cur.
rent fiscal year
Balance due from sheriff S 1880
Capitatlons ...,............ 1880
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WINFIELD DIST. SPECIAL.
/. The amount due and the amount
that will become due and colleetible
from every source, except from the
levy OF taxes to be made for the cur
rent fiscal year.
Balance due from sheriff s $500
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-02
FIGHT SEEMS LIKELY
 OVER WATER SUPERINTENDENT
Deposed Officer Reported as Usual For
 Duty Monday Morning.

Edwis l.. Burnap, whose position as superintendent of the water depart ment was abolished by vote of the board of water commissioners last Fri day evening. evidently does not intend to give up the place without 8 fight.
 Monday morning he reported for du- r. as usual and went about the work for the day, using the automobile that belongs to the department and has al ways been used by the superintendent.
 Monday night Mir. Burnap said he had little to say on the situation, but that he was acting under advice and he considered that thers was consider able ground to dispute the power of the water board to take the action they had taken. He reported Monday morn ing as he had not received any legal notice of the action taken by the board but now had 8 written communication signed by the clerk and sent by direc- ton of the president of the board Mir. Burnap said he had met some op- position to having orders or directions that he gave followed but he indicated that he proposed to keep on reporting under the advice that he was receiv- ing.
 President Walter W. Lang of the board said on Monday night that he unders@>nod that MT. Burnap had been using the water departments auto mobile during the day, but that the work could have gone on just as well as if he hadn't reported and that the water board had taken no active measures to stop Mr. Burnap from do- ing as he had on Monday. The water board was not disturbed by having Mir. Burnap continue on the job day or two longer. considering the suddenness of the termination of his position, and was not objecting to giving him day or two to close up his work.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-02
Uses cottenaead oH cake .. Fnei

OSSS Ooheoh5e6G ON kAkS &4 ' NSls,
 Consul Arthur Garreis, Alexandria,
 writes that the high price of eaai and
 the shortage Of ocean freight sRAee
 have produced a condition in Egypt
 under which eetteRseed oil cakes ig
 being used as g substitute for eaal Aa
 fuel. The crushing industry in EgTpE
 produces a miximum of about 8s,eA6
 tons of eettoHseed oil cake sanRkiiy
 for which there is no local eensgmPs
 tion. AS the result Of q. lack of ship
 ping facilities, large stocks of cake
 accumulated in Egypt The high pFfee of coal coupled with q desire tor Apogs emy in it's use induced eKpeEjnaAEts with local products as a suhstitAte.
 The relation of the eaiofific vaihe eR
 cake to coal was found to be a. tons of cake to one ten of north eepn. try large coal. The present price of coal in Bgyp& is about sS0 per ton. The nflce of oil cake has been fixed by the Govern ment at various times during the past two years at a figure ranging between $32.50 per ton and the present PFtce of $15. Cake is now being largely used in place of coal in boiler plants, ia l hotels, restaurants, and Prtyata hoSses.
 Boilers and stoves, it appears, are het deterimentally affected through the 1 burning of cake. One large esHeAF4 saves two men per boiler in bskgiRg cake instead of coal. Cake ash has
 value as fertilizer or about S2s per 1 ton. !!