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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28
EDITORIAL:
CARRY ON"

We can. all of us, well adopt the famous sIo-
gan of the English Army. While recent patri-
otto meeting was in session in London, an air raid
was announced Garry on the audience cried
The boom of German bombs and English antiair-
craft guns mingled often interrupted the speak
er, but the meeting continued. Later forty-hve
casualties and numbers of wounded we're re-
ported
Such is the spirit we must show, We have
no air raids, but many other demands are made
upon our patriotism.
This store will carry on. Whatever de-
mands are made by our government will be cheer
fully complied with. Efficient patriotism is es-
sential to internal prosperity and we shall d..
everything possible to be of service TO our Gus
toners through the emergency.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28

It is hard to realize the amount of
good thas can be accomplished by an
enthusiassic Sunday school class with
an earnest. consecrated teacher,
whose whole heart is in her work, and
whose prayers and efforts for the mp
building of the young souls in her
charge, whose lives she has the OPP
portunity of moulding in the divine
image. The class at the Methodist
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28

tie tots viii sing on the courthouse
square "God Save Our Splendid Men, /"
led by Leonora Taylor and Merle Gal
loway.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28

CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
Buy War Savings Stamps.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28

Mrs. II. wv. Hoffman il visiting i
Anthony for few days.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28

Miss Maud Brown who has been
visiting 0cala friends for a few days
has returned to her home in Anthony
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28

Mrs. Fred Vogt and two children,
who have been visiting Mrs. Vogt's
parents 1t Orange Springs, have re-
turned home.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28

Mrs. Gordon Moorhead, who has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r
Moorhead, left for her home in Jack
sonville yesterday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John Spurlin, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. I'd.
e. McIver for the past week, have
gone TO Palatlxa to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carl Dekle.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28

Mr.. wv. X. Zewadski, who has for
several years resided on Oklawaha
avenue, will give up the residence
shortly and make his home perma-
Inently at the Colonial hotel.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28

Mrs. Julia Gates of South Lake
Weir was the guest Of her brother
in-laW and sister, Mr., and Mrs. A. G..
Gates, returning to her home today.
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CERTAIN TO WIN
tcort1nued from Page one.)

label Pankhurst. Mary Macarthur. Viz
le! Markham and Countess Markicricz.
Mrs. Oliver Stsachcy and Mrs. NcEwan
lave 4 good chance.
Premier Lloyd George is not finding
it necessary to visit his Welch consti.H-
moned % spend the last days Of his
campaign in East Fife. where his posi-
ton is apparently thought 10 be inse-
cure. The issues are now clearly de-
tined. being strong policy abroad and
radical reform at homo.
Tho experience of the candidates Is
that they ar" being confronted every
whore with the question of Geruanys
capacity 10 pay tho cost OF the war.
British clctors DO not see why. because
ish taxpayers should have to pay ont
quarter OF their incomes-oftcn moro
for the next quarter Of century. For
instance the coalition candidate at Lir-
rrpoOl issued I declaration that the
whole business community Of Liverpool
had agreed that the whole money cost
Of the war should be borne by tho coua-
;rics which caused the war: that the
debt should be spread over number
OF years in Scmi-annual inStallmcnts;
that such payment would afford the best
E%a5S' q nations nations. ''' ''''. 'O''' u 9
From Ireland comes brief dispatches
daily recording disturbances at meet
In South Armagh. for instance. the Sim
Feinrrs attacked the residence Of the
Nationalist candidate with stones. In
East Mayo the Nationalist, pelted Il
Sim I'"in meCtinE with stones and bot
ties Four HPn were seriously injured.
Tho police iniCrfcrcd III the light and
followed some Sim Fciners, firing re-
volvcrS.
Upon the whole ,ihG election, campaign
has been remarkably quiet. there being
no issues to cause excitement OF no
people.
1t is essentially case nf choosing a
government on faith. Lloyd George will
return to power with Il handsome NIT
jority and remain intrpHcr as long as
no issue arises powerful enough TO split
the coalition behind him. The premier
and his collea cues will 70 to the peace
conference with 4 distinctly expressed
mandate from tho greatest number OF
voters who ever participated in a Brit
Eh election.
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REIGN OF TERROR IN
RUSSIA IS SPREADING

W.AslIINGTON. Dee. 12.-Fiolcnt
methods are still being adopted by tn?
commission charged with combating
The revolt against the I3hlShfriki. nc
cordnr To ;Idvic"S reaching Washing
ton today through official channels.
Executions wcr" said "a b" numerous.
III" yiriilnS Including many priests an |
monks.
Reports from rcir"Earh dated as late
as December =. and said To rmauItc from
Official sources. STATE that III" anti
rrynluI innary commission continues to
sentence people Ia death on thu mere
suspicion uf having expressed counter
revolutionary views. Ia ON" small city
ten p,upf" wrr" Recently "N"rut"d ard al
SrHrll liz, commission WAS said Ia hI.r
rau%.h Twenty-Five p,unl" In IT, 4hri.
Foreigners reaching neutral countries
from PrtroEHrt SAY thar conditions in
that city are beyond human power ~
grasp" ono describing ii as 1t city II
horrors. ..
Tn" H"lShcvih> ha'" as" planned Ia
m~" even .h.> lc:ailnn a. neutral conn
Iric4 1T Iclrn.:nrd II The event II H.
raln" necessary Iu save rhcir own lir"=
in ,aS" Of allied orCupai'ur nf the rIt".
/: is stated in these tdrIr"*. Tn" SW"-
dish I"rnttuu WAS threatened by th"
Ia :hrviLi !"r 4 time. bat is now saiu
~ hr safe
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COLDS
AND ASTHMA
Mr. Martin Sayu He WG6nt Able tc
Work, Felt SO Bad. Feels Pine now
SAYS KYPO-COD MADE
COUGH pISAPFEAR.

IT was troubled with asthma and
bad cold and had tried numerous RENE
dies without relief. and after l got no
result from using chem I went to three
different doctors, and they Couldn
help me. either. and I was in a t"TTiDiy
rundown condition when someone said
Why don't you ~ II bottle or Hypo.
Cod When I think of that awful
cough thai used 10 wake mo up in the
middle of the night and keep M" awake
for hours. I almost shuddcr. DECLARES
John Martin of TiltonTillr.
1T didn't take Hypo-Cod long to put
me back on my feet. though. It is won.
dcrfui stuff. and my cough began get
ting better right away. The asthma -
almost entirely cured already, and
haven, taken Hypo-C0d but short
while. 1t built me up wonderfully ana
/ never lose sleep at night or wake up
tired end WORKOUT like. used TO. 1t mas
certainly done wonders for me. ana
though | have not worked for some tllnc
am going back in Il day or tWo con-
tiuucd John Martin.
Asthma, colds. catarrhal c0nditlonS,
stuffed-up head. hny fever and kindred
Ills or winter time soon disappear once
you start using Hypo-C"d. II is n won.
dcrful winter tonic. too. and WARDS OH
the coughs. colds and kindred com
plants. II stops the worst CHROME
cough and cold and strengthens Tho hp-
petite, energy and increases weight
You can get the genuine Earlc'S Typo
Cod at c. II. Griest Co. or your own
drug store. All druggists viii tell you
that thousands are pralSlng an"
using Acknowledgement.
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Commercial Congress
Endorses the BankhGdd
Plan for Half Billion

BALTIMORE. Dec. l".--The Southern
Commercial Congress practically cIoSea
it's general sessions tonight when. at 4
joint assembly on agricultural finances
and shipbulding. Il wide program Vas
approved The platform included twelve
cardinal points principal among winch
We're the opprohation 81 me hAnhnrHT
measure for 5i00.000.o 600 in fine annual
fedrll appropriations for highway ana
post road facilities and gigantic lhcreaS"
Of the merchant marine. win "Vual o'S
tribution, terminal brtt"rn"nA ana Ern-
craI economical trade conditions WIN
the south as n mcritnriouS b"ncriCiarE.
The other ten points comprised ih@
systematic approval Of general cnhn'-
tionS. as applying To railroad rates. inner
water courses along thr coast Inc, ana
facturs in&urlng; cheap traffic and p"rt
development. the stimulation Of INDUS
triat enterprises. expansion 81 ipr"lEh
trade relations, various IacllitlrS dii'!i-
ing the gulf ports and rApurtaiion there
from to the east. through tn" Panama
I.nal. and 10 The west by means OF 4
shorter route provided b. the proposed
FLORIDA canal. extensions Of the scoop
Of rural credits. the establishment %:
branch reserve banks in foreign cuun-
tries the utilization Of thr vast rcs"urc-
cs al IN" south and other things.
The resolutions. 1.-The framework or
which WAS drafted by Il special cxccutiV"
commission IN Nlai'a last DGlo"If'
met general ippr"Nai' ana VIII ~ "a
1Irally adopted '"tn"TF"" ~ Ht'''n.'
of the dirr"i"rat" at IN" congress. =,
which tiHte washington wiz Us H'', ,,n,
as IN" N.Y. r"ilH,;, in:.. o I''''
OIL IiC'LS o. Wv r,',t; ','H ,,;.,, ,J {,
ii'H'""'"; "',,N on,.,n
ton. 1t was not generally known tina!
NaShlhS"hn W""i" W 'i''n'',i 49, ~,
nlana'hnn ni ms H''T nniti ,r,.,.,,-
~ 'i'n' u"I'"S ,,..ar,Y,Iis
ti"',' rs WI ~ ,,r,.,'I ,.,.i. ~ rn.
th"rc mas "'h " '''' ~" .'N ".
nruinhl'nh' %Il'n IN "ari ~ ,,.I'nrn il"
ny an aSEcHiuiH III ~. N''F''' :. - "
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Allies Not to Occupy
Berlin, Assert French

PARIS. Dec. l2.-->onc"rn!nG tn" Ger
man wireless announcement OF IN" ar
rival in Berlin. nf French, british and
rRclgiar commissions charged with the
Repatriation Of prisoners. the Echo dc
pnris calls attention Ia the fact that
the Germans intimate that the French
delegation is stopping at the former
French embassy. IN an attempt 10 make
il appear that diplomatic relations arc
resumed in part.
The newspaper also warns against
German information to tho effect that
the aiicS intend 20 occupy Berlin and
all nr Germany. II says that The gov
rrnmrnt Of F,hrr; and Haasc would have
EVERYTHING 10 gain from tho difficultc
which would surround allied occupation
cast Of the Rhine.
The ,iaulniS asks the allied powers
not TO surrender to tn" temptation of
more extended occupation of Germany.
Such a course. IL says might provoke
serious complications. Tho allies should
the paper adds. demand tho prompt full
iilmcnt OF the terms Of the ar1nisticc.
allowing the Germans To settle their
own affairs among themselves.
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type. American battleships compare IA
vorably with those OF any other nation.
pointing out that the six hattlGshipS
soon TO be laid down are designed for
displacement Of $4,000 tons: Of ;"
knots speed, q main battery Of |" 10
inch guns and are heavily armorod.
They will be the most powerful vessels
in the world. no said.
Admiral Badger stated that provis-
ion for l0S destroyers is made in the
now 342 either built OF being built he
said, and In 1926 there will therefor" be
n total Of $50. compared with Engands
The submarine program calls for 81
fleet submarines, 146-S tyne "A anti
There arc now built or. authorized II
total of 126 coast submarines and L.
fleet submarines. The general board
estimate that a total Of e9t S-type boats
are required. and recommends that ii
be authorized now. Tho British navy
has now built or building @"S subma-
rincs. OF which IS arc of large or fleet
type
Admiral Badger emphasized the need Of
mine Sweepcrs and patrol vessels and
spoke Of the development during the war
Of the airplane carriers. Fleet engage
menta will Do preceded in future by
operations in the air, he stated, and tn"
general board recommends that tho fleet
BE- provided with facilities To carry on
such operations.
Disposition Of the ships surrendered
by Germany rests with the peace confer
encc. Admiral Badger stated in rrSpons"
70 questions at the close Of tho meeting
as<to whether or NOT he thought thcs"
Vessels should be destroyed. returned or
Distributed among the allies.
III England gets the lions share of
those ships" asked Representative k"l-
". of Michigan. Republican. do You
still think we should build 10 tn" point
where We would have navy equal to
hers""'
navy being equal 10 The most powerful
maintained by any other nation in tn"
world by 1925 Is as great now as II has
ever been" replied the admiral This
may not be possible by 1925 If the Ger
man ships are distributed in large num-
bers to certain powers. but We should do
it as speedily as possible"
In reply to n question Of Representing
tive Butler whether the general board
had adopted any general policy in re-
gard to the distribution of the fleets in
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans Admiral
Badger said that no policy had been rec
commended as yet
An account Of The development and
scope OF activities oC German suhma-
rincs was given by Admiral Badger. Ten
wears ago. the submarine was not larger
than 1870 EpnS. could cruise less than sou
mines and was very vulnerable. To-day
they are thirty times larger and can
make trips of 1000 miles and more: The
have destroyed hundreds Of vessels and
have laid mines In sea lanes and in har-
bors. making constant sweeping opera
t;ons necessary. No one knows, the add
miral said how much further Tho derel-
ormcnt will go.
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FOUR OUT OF FIVE WINS
FOR THE AMERICANS

LONDON. Dec. Fin the light
heavyweight match here today. wiring
Of the British army beat Harry Grch OF
thu American navy Of Pittsburgh.
Michael O'powd of the american navy
Of St. PAUL. beat Harold l.alph OF Can
nda on points. 1t was the first appear
uncc in the tournament here uf y Do"d.
In tho scmi-finulS Of the feather
weight class. Eddie Coulon OF the Amer
lean army. beat Private Prals or AUS
tralia. Coulnn comes from New Orleans.
La
+. c. Lnncy Of the American navy de-
fcatcd QuartcrInastGr Sergeant Exam or
the British army.
In the Scmi-final$ Of tho middi"WelEht
class, Private Aurir Iiatncr OF lhe
American army beat Private ElaHchah''
n Canadian. Palmer comes from New
York city, and was formerly American
amateur wcltcrw"ighl champion.
In the final Of the ban,amW"iEhl class
Pal Moore, United States navy. ~ Mem
phis. defeated Jimmy Wilde. tn" En Ei!sh
champion, on points. The decision oI
tho judges VAS Kissed.
AT the close tonight Of the Inttr-a!-
lied boxing tournament held in Albert
Hill. The British army was given 90
noints. winning the Kings trophy. me
United States army boxers received ~
points and those Of The United states
navy SO points.
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u. S. NAVY
(Coutinned from Page one.)

break was tho greatest. contributing
cause of her ultimate collapse.
Completion Of tho thrce-ycar building
program authorized in 1916. and which
was halted to BUILD anti-sVbmarinr
craft. was recommended by Admiral
badger. Work has not Yet been started
on SIX hattlcships, six battlc cruisers.
TWO scout cruisers. nine fleet Suhrna-
rtncs. two destroyer tenders and one
fleet submarine tender. he said Lack
OF ships of this type. he declared. would
have been fatal 10 the United States if
It had been lighting the war alone.
Admiral Badger said that bcfor" the
ar1niStice. was signed requiring Ger
many 10 surrender the greater part Of
her navy. the general board had recon-
mended It siX-yrar building program To
Include ~ Observation-Disclosures and IS
battle cruisers. but added that immcdi
axe necessities would he mot by the
thrcc-year building program recon-
m"ndcd by tn" secretary Of the navy
This program will add Is battle cruis-
.rs To rho six already authorized. he
said. and At tho Same time rate of au-
thori@a,ion would make 4 total OF -
by l9:5.
Great, Britain uuw has - rf these
vessels Quilt "r building. ho said. a;mt
II is estimated -" sill ha," - ur N Ivy
1878.
Admiral BADGER said that. type far
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WILSON CALLS FOR
DAWSON AT THE
PEACE CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. Dec. l".-HGnry p.
Dawson. chairman Of the wHr council
Of the American Rcd Cross. who recent
~ was asked by President Wilson TO
hold himself in readiness 10 70 to
Europe for work in connection with the
peace conffrcnrc, announced to;nE ht
that he will sail from New York ncXf
Monday.
Chairman Enruch. nf ,lhc War Indus
tries Board: ChuirIna-.>sMcC ormick OF
the War Trade Hoard. ami i'''"! -ta"i!n-
iSlratur GARFIELD. WIN alsu are IL go
overseas ut The Presidents request. Will
not sail with Mr.. Dawson. They Will
80 later. but just when has not been
made known.
Mr.. paViSun'$ announC"n"nt was
mad" ut y rrrr1lii4l given him Tonight
by lhc personnel Of til" R"tI Gross ma
ton headquarters here. tic made it
plain that his mission Will not disturb
lis relations with the war council.
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UNIVERSITY HAS BEST PROSPECTS
IN ALL HISTORY FOR ATHLETICS

it Is our national gam" "" Will "n"eaV-
OF /" place first-cIass n:nc Oh the
playing field"
FOOTBALL.
Coach Mont NJ. "ruhby" McIntir" IL q
genial chap. and the way nc talked
certainly Il Judge on football material,
and II word rrorI hum is sufficient. w hcn
uSl;cd in regard 10 what he thought OF
E"XL season, lie Smil!nel! said: Nc
will heat iitl. ana this IS enough ["
pleas" all Of our followers Nye have
tn" remnant Of three of the brSt t"tmS
the university has ever had. whch
means about thirty lsttrr men from
which To pick. Five Of The 1916 men
and practically all Of the material OF
,hiS season. did not get much "l Il
chan"" tn give the boys good LOOKING
over This year. but I can frankly SoE
never S;tw Il pluckicr bunch OF huSki"S'
Ennthall is III" sport that the students
and supporters Of the school want, 10
max" good in. and for This reason II has
fallen my lot To put the school on Il
good solid standing. Give me the ma
trriaI I rSpHct Ia have. and West VII
Einia will have The best team in all us
history in 1919" "nacludcd the coach.
RESULTS.
That West NirEinia vii! make DE
impression goes without saying anu
il is IN assured fact that Win INC ~
crllcnt material and the fact that West
Virginia has done its part in the great
conflict. that the boys who wear inc
colnrs will nc in the best Of condition
TO racet the demands OF the coaches.
II has been proven by statistics that
.hc boys from the state Of West virginia
have done remarkably better in many
WAYS than any others in the J.. ;. army
and, proved ten percent NOR" efficient
phyaicaIly. Director Stanshury IN
statement made il known that II ~aS
the intention 10 get an able assistant
To Coach McIntirc for next season. ana
fbar a good man was under cover. and
of all will be enjoyed.
if lie is prrcurahl" the "rosinst season
= "TUBBY.r
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$500, 900 Suit i'll New York
Has West Virginia End

Special Dispatch la The Inlcl,IErncrr.
NEW YORK. Dec. l..--F1r alleged
hrrnrh OF contract Endirotl Queen is
suing Aduluh Rcncsch and Morris Eos@n-
bar:In. bankers. for $500. h"o Queen says
III" defends; nta agreed IN March. 1911,
in hny Tor sIGO.no0 one thousand acres
Of oil bearing innd WIZ! an output III
40n barrels y day in Marion ruinly.
Vest Virgiria. They were also, TIC as
srrts. 10 a form corporation with ~
capital Of sl.5U".0O az which s'oo.Gon
was to be sold and $6D0.Onn clLaliy
divided between hifH:clf and ~" dr:fn4-
ants. When Frederick bartlett. "wnc"
Of rho property. cane IL New York 4"
his solicitation. Queen declares Bench
and I;nScnhum refused to buy tho land.
thereby causing him 10 suffer 10 the
amu,Int sued for.
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Johnson Demands More
Information on u. 5.
Police in Russia
WASHINGTON, Dec.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l.. Senator
johnson Of California. Republican, in AN
addrn.s. to the Senate today demanded Il
definite statement OF the American gov
crnmcnt's policy toward Russia. He de-
clarcd state Of war with The Soviet
Eoyernmcnt actually exists without n
formal declaration Of hosiilitics. and.
asking a long series IF questions. intro
ducch resolution calling uron III"
State Department for all documents an'!
information regarding the nations
course in Russia and upon the War De-
partment for statement 1T American
troops IN Russia and casualties among
them.
For the information of Congress and
the American people. Senator johnson
said. ne wanted to know whether it is
true that this government never replied
TO plea from tn" Russian Soviet gov
crnmrnt to help avert IN" shameful
treaty Of BreSt-LiturSk. and whether
the assistant secretary Of state speak
ing fnr tn" President. refused intrrvc0-
ton last month. stating that III inter
Won" in Siberia would b" dong in III"
east exactly what the Germans were do
In, In the west.
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BRIDGEVILLE BANK
ROBBER CAPTURED

CHICAGO. Dec. l2.--Thc sequel 20 n.
daring daylight hank robbery At bridge
willie. Pa. last Friday, occurred h"rc TO-
day, when G. j. Allison. accused as Inc
rnhher. was arrested and 4 small amount
of money was, recovered. The bank r"-
portG-i san 0nn stolen.
Detective Sergeant J, L. Weber or
PITTSBURGH iraiI"d Allison to South
Bend, Ind. and then IN Chicago. where
hr formerly had been employed in n
dnwnIuwn hotel ms a bell boy. Allison
FrcIincd 10 talk. and will be taken back
10 HridCcvillc.
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WE WE EVERYTHING sed

WE: HAVE 100 single. white enamel
beds. springs and mattresses. complete.
at $50 each: IS nak wash stands, in
good condition. At $500 each.
TWO cash registers. $25 and $50 each.
ONE moving picture machine at SIS.
TWO pool tables. $50 each.
ONE physicians operating table, in
good condition
ONE lot of Mason jars Mt SC each.
ONE lot Of crooks nj SC.
ONE Angle Dial scale, $40.
ONE talking machine and eight rec
ordS. SIS.
ALSO Il large lin" Of now and second
hand tools and machinery and automo-'
bile supplies.
SEE our large line OF gas and coal
stoves.
TOOL STORE,
1881 AND 1893 MARKET STREET.
Telephone 3ol3-J.
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HIGHWAY PLAN ENDORSED.

CHICAGO. Doc. Eth" highway
congress. joint session Of ,hr High
way Industries Association and tn" Ma
tfrnal Association Of STATE Highway o..
firial. Tonight endorsed the proposed
federal highway system.
The resolutions adopted recommended
an independent federal highway bureau.
m interstate road system. Ia l." con-
Structed and maintained by the govern
mcnt and nu appropriation Of at least
fJUH 400 100.
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TWENTY TEAMS AND HARNESS.
THESE HORSES ARE JUST OUT
OF HARD WORK AND ARE SOUND
AND III .EXCELLENT CONDITION.
THEY HAD TIE KEST OF CARE;
THEY WILL AVERAGE ABOUT
400 LBS. EACH. WILL SELL
AMY TEAM OR ALL OF THEN.
THESE HORSES ARE TO BE SOLD
At ONCE. INQUIRE STONE q
WEBSTER, CARAICHAELS,G REEH
COUNTY, PA, OR TAKE A TRAIN
TO HURON. PA, ON THE MoHoN-
GAHELA DIVISION OF THE p. &
L. e. r. +. DIP
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FOR REM

FOR AEET-Splcndid room 60 by 20
feet. sky lights, steam heated. suitable
for a photograph gallery. or other bust
ness. Located in business district close
to depot Apply to Peter Boyd. Wheel
inE lntcllgenccr, 1905 Market street
Wheeling. d-6-tL
,2oK RENT-Thrce chair barber shop,
complete, good location. Apply l3i]ou
Dairy Lunch Q-9-!