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.flfI5Si fVE TO
.0FF TO STATE MEET
Center Mills Not Taken
Along Because He Broke
Training.

Marion county's three high school
basketball teams, Faimont, FairvieT
and Rivesville have left for Buck
harmon where they will engage in the
annual state high school basketball
tournament
The Fairmont high school squad ac-
companied by Coaches Moore and
Carpenter left at 6:35 O'Clock this
morning by way OF Grafton. Two
coaches, seven players and cheer
leader made the trip including the
following: Coaches Moore and Car
penter, Fuzzy" knight, cheer lead
er: Paul Binns. Paul Hess, Pierre
Hill, Pete Hamilton, Rudell johnson.
field.
Clay Mills. one OF the most Talua-
Bile men on the high school team, was
not taken to Buckhannon because he
violated training rules. He has been
playing center for the local team
throughout the year and his absence
will be a big draw back to the team
in their game tonight.
Hess will be shifted to center and
his place at forward will be taken by
Johnson. Before leaving Fairmonl
this morning. Coach Moore stated
that he would send the following
team against their opponents IN tn2
preIiminarfes: Forwards. Johnson
and Binns; Center, Hess guards,
Sarsfietd and Hill.
They are scheduled to arrive at
Buckhannon about noon today and
will play their first game this even
ing. They will not know until late
this afternoon what team they Will
meet in their opening game.
Coach Goose" Ward and his FAR
view team also left this morning for
Buckhannon and will play their op'
en1ng game tonight. The FafrvteN
team has made an exceptionally good
showing during the past season and
II dope has anything to do with the
tournament they will be sure to be
among the runners-up. The FairyieW
team is considered one OF the best
teams in the state this year and Is
feared by all of the leading state
The Rivesville team left for Buck
harmon this afternoon due to the
fact that they are not scheduled 10
play until Friday morning. Rives-
Vile has had lucky drawing ana
it would not be at all surprising II
she would cop her opening game In
the preliminarieS.
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covery and they gave me great relief. 1
was in much better health after their use.
[ found them both excellent medicines :"
-MRs. c. L. YERKTE, 211 Kelly Hill
FABMoMr, W. vA.-VDoctor Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription helped me when l
most needed help and 1 am glad to recon-
mend it. When l was going through
middle age became all rundown, wca X
and nervous, could not sleep, had severe
pains in my back and hips so 1 could
hardly walk took six bottles OF the
Fayorite Prescription and 1t brought
me through this critical period in good.
strong, healthy condition. Women who
ara going through this critical time should
not suffer, but take Eavortte PreScrtp-
tion.'-MRs. A A. ALTA, 900 Grafton ST.
MorsDsvnLE, W. VA.--When was =
pfrl, lust coming into womanhood, used
to suffer from suppression and pain pc
cameYerY nervous and weak. l was SICK
this way for one whole winter. NY sister
had been so wonderfully benefited by the
use Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite PRESCRIPTION
that she bad mo try It, and from the hrst
It began to help me and two bottles com,
pleteIv regulated me and cured me Of All
nv sickness and built me up IN a good,
healthy state. consider 1t the very best
of tonfcs for women or young giFE:
MES. j. W. HADDox, 400 Baker Avenue.
sFayorfte Prescription" the ever.iam-
ons friend to ailfng women. IS Sold py
druggists, LIQUID or tablets. Has enjoyed
an immense sale for so years. Which
proves its merit as well as the 3ooTS
1 Tatements- II you desire trial PACK.
; SgQ Of the tablets, send 10 GEMS u
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1904 5 5ola q; Markbreit. 1876 Madison St.
FafTmont, ". Va.
1os5 Herbert 9aearl Hamilton, COS
0Iiyer St, Fairmort, ". Va.
114o Howard Parker. Fai:uc3t, W. We.
1852 Marion Window, COOKED. Fair
mont, ". Va.
1900 Rudic Lee. colored, "a c1e1sald
Ave, Fairmont, ". Va.
FOB sardie Brant WEIGH. Watson Ho
tel, Fairmont, W. Va.
1910 Pasduale Carlomana, 81 Robin
SON st., FaiTmont, W. Va
1894 John Moore, coIored, S 3enGe.t
St., Fairmont, ". Va.
1904 Andrew Watkins, cclorsd 197
Reynolds ST., Fa:Enont, ". Va
1903 GregorIo Meppe, 124 Robinson
ST., Fairmout, W. Va.
1918 Fred FUR, colored. Manley Ho,
tel, Fairmont, ". Va
1880 Steve Grkinich. 329 Washington
ST., Fairmont, ". Va.
1887 Bernard Edwards. colored, 2o7
Bridge ST., Fairmont, w Va.
1545 Willie James, eolored, F'airnont.
w. Va.
1894 Joseph Babroeske, Fairmont ".
1445 Geo. Oscar stanfisld. 224 cleve.
land Ave, Fairmon:, ". Va.
1850 Steve Bartuck, Fafrmont, ". Va,
1547 Felix Clark Helmtck. 3se Hay
mond St, Fairmont, ". Va.
1851 Horace Monroe Barnes, CrOwur
Logan Co., W. Va.
ISL. Wsyne stacy shuttleworth, So1
High St, Fatrmont. W. va:
1850 D'Alejsandro Gennara, 124 Robin
son ST.. Fairmont, ". Va.
1870 Eddie Combs, Fairmont, W. Va.
"26a francesca Kimmer, Fatrmont, "
Va.
1o5sa John Goroup, Fairmont. ". Va
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS
Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. March 14.-In all es
sentials, yesterdays New York stock
market repeated its perfunctory per
6ormanee OF the previous session.
Dealings again were limited to utilities
and the more speculative issues
Foreign news was ignored, and home
advices were without distinct infiu-
ence. Traders had the field to them
selves and initiative in the Qaurfcr
was lacking.
Two OF the foremost industrial com
panies-Amerfcan Tobacco and Amer i
can Sugar-sUbmitted their 1917 re
ports, showing substantial gains in
general operations over the preceding
year. These exhibits evoked moderate
response, sugar gaining two points and
tobacco one and quarter.
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PERSONALS.

Ezra Keeuer. Of Colfax, spent We'd
nesday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Keen
er in SatteTfieId street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sapp are visit
ing Mrs. Sapp's brother, Levi Jen-
kiRs, Jr., at Brownsville, Pa.
H. B. Lowther. OF CIarksburg. was
q recent guest OF Mr. and Mrs. ], A.
Long in Diamond street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Carpenter, OF
Diamond street. spent Wednesday at
Colfax.
Miss Virginia Helmick, who has
spent the past several weeks with
her nephew, Fred Helmick, in the
South Side. returned to her home in
Diamond street Wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie Satterfield. OF Wilson
street. Is confined to her home by
illness.
MendeI Sharps. OF Raymond street
is i'll OF typhoid fever.
Mr.. Shaffer moved this week from
Jacobs street to a farm near Ham
moud
TheIma and Jack Holden, youngest
children of Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Holden
in Council Place, are very i'll from
vaccination.
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HoW's This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF CatarTh that cannot BE-
cured by Halls Caterrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrf1 Medicine has been TAKEN
by cataFra sufferers Tor the past thirty
6Ve years. and has become known IS tho
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. HANS
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. expeII1nS the Pol
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for q short time you VIII see g
great improvement in your SGneESA
cine at once and get I'D OF c4tarfn. beo0
= CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. Ohio
Sold by an Druggists. 2oS. ---9i
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no QIEdI0NNAIRES
FROM THESE men
Local Board Publishes a List
of the Delinquent Regis
trants.

Following is a correct list of the reg
idstzaats under the jurisdiction OF the
local board who have failed TO file qres-
ticnnaires as required by the select!ye
Service regulations
Order No.
q James Baker. colored. 54S Cal
cert ST.. Boston, Mass.
3, Richmond. Va.
81 Dante Rom-Dimini, los Bridge
alley, FaIrmont, W. Va.
92 Eddie Nee Smith. coolred, Hull
alley, Fairmont, W. Va.
rs Bonnie Jones, coIorcd. Fairmour,
". Va.
t5s James Edward cortee, eolorei,
Fairmont, ". Va.
1853 Samuel Harris, coIorc5, Hull al
ley, Faizmont, ". VI.
eos Frank Sims, colo-eI, FairnoCt,
W. Va.
715 Bartol sokolic. Route s, Box So,
Fairmont, ". Va
$50 John Troynar, 500 Robiuson St,
Fairmont, ". Va.
274 Geo. Miller, colored. Alta Vista
Ave, Fairmont. ". Va.
30 AuSCsto F'iorenci, r. F. D. No.
s, Fairmont, ". Va.
$40 Andy Markovich, Fairmont, ".
Va.
s45 thornton Richard Arnold. color
ed, Ill Grafton St, Fairmont, W.
Va.
ss7 william Henry Toon. 70 Viz
ginia Ave, Fairmont, ". Va.
442 George Washington. coIored, 204
Spence ST., Fairmont, ". Va.
al BIaz Baykovich. 210 Mckinney
ST., Fairmont, w. Va.
1873 Bruno Carlo, 200 Madison St,
Tairmont, ". Va.
SIG Giovanni Farago, Fort Guard
House. Oglctho-pe, Ga.
628 Jack Hughes, Fairmont. W. Va.
675 William Stewart, colored, Fair
mont, W. Va.
e14 Ambrose Lindsay Spencer, col
osed. Albert or Douglas, W. Va.
SIG Harry Lantz Butcher, 312 View
ST., Fairmont. W. Va.
647 Edward Firth Wilson, SO Fair
mont Ave. Fairmont, ". Va
$50 Eli Neshief. 329 Washington St.
Fairmont. ". Va.
SO francesca Asnesino. Fairmont,
500 Thomas Nichols. State ST.. Far
mont, W. Va, reported dead.
e94 James Monroe. colored, sag
Baden ST., Wilmington, n. c.
703 John Scymens. 215 Merchant ST.,
Fairmont, W. Va.
ia Chas. E. Boyd, Water ST., Fair
mont, ". va.
72s Chester H. Rechtine, 215 Bell
view Ave. Fairmont, ". Va. ire
ported dead.
rs Permel Worth Ballard, colored,
Fairmont. ". Va.
80 Frank Stoermer, $50 CASTOR Ave,
Fairmont. W. Va.
;13 Marion Lee Stansell. SIS Third
Ave. Fairmont. W. Va.
s2S Gino PeIini. log Bridge St. Fair
mont, W. Va.
S46 Jesse James Snackeitord. f. F.
D. No. S. Fairmont. W. Va.
SIS Frank Woodland. colored, Il Penn
sylvania Ave, Fairmont, w. Va.
s99 Henry Walter Curry, colored. 81
Jackson St, y. E., Washington,
s01 Charlie Davis. colored. 126 E.
Cain St. Fairmont, W. Va.
sos Frank Taylor. coIored. B. & D.
r. r. camp, Fairmont, W. Va.
Ms James DanieIson, 81 Fairmo1t
Ave. Fairmont. ". Va.
s14 Harold Davis. Fairmont, W. Va.
PS1 Joe Corelli, AL Harriet St, Nc
KEGS Rocks. Pa.
$50 Ralph G. Deshields, colored, 500
Sixth St. Fairmort, W. Va.
996 Vincenzo Bartheneo, Water St i.
Fairmont, W. Va.
t011 Nike Petrovich. S29 Washington
St, Fairmont, ". Va.
1913 Will Dixon, colored, Fairmout.
WA.
1925 winie c. sIedge. colored. now
1916 samuel Lewis, colored, SS1 Mon
roe St., Fairmont, ". Va.
1852 William Hawkins. colored, Sandy
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Returned Home.

Dr.. William Boyers. who accompa-
MED his mother. Mrs. Cyrus Bowers,
ST.. to Sisrersville. where she was
called by the critical illness OF her
daughter. Mrs. V. n. Jones returned
home yesterday. He states that Mrs.
Jones is no better: that she is grad
ually growing weaker AID there is
no hone of her recovery.
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h1Q ulcers. i uEOGRL
this l became verJ
weak and nervous.
could not eat nor
sleep. l had severe
pains in my back
and head, also bear.
ing down pains. ]
was continually in
distress W hen ]
b e z al t a kin 2
DR.. Pierce'S Favorite
and
Gn1Joyo Medical Dis
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Quit Ready.

TIE aid society OF the Diamond
Street NJ. F.. church met at the home
OF Mrs. William Arnett in Newton
street Wednesday and put a quilt
in the frames ready for future work
Members OF the society will put as
much time on it as possible till the
quilt is finished
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F.R.S. SECOND TEAM
BEATS RIVESV|ELE

The Fairmont High school second
team defeated the RtTesville High
school reglars at the Miller school
gymnasium yesterday evening by q
1920 score. The RivesvilIe team which
played here last evening viii be the
same team that VIII represent Rives-
Vile in the state tournament. Mills
who was playing with the regulars last
night made an excellent showing get
ting six field goals during the game.
Clark Brown who had played exeep-
tionaIIy well while in the game was
cut about the eye and retired to let
Yost take his place. The lineup anu
score follows:
FaIrmont Scrubs. RiVesViIIe Regulars.
Dean ...F............. Teter
Brown ......... .F.........- Spencer
Mills S........C.... Hayhurst
Turkovich ......G-...--.-..: Stewart
Stevens ....... C. ........ McGasxfll
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Yost for
Brown; Rivcsville: Teter Berry, Web
Field goals - Fairmont: Mills, 6;
Dean, 5; Brown, .; Turkovich, .; Yost,
I. Rivesvi1le: Teter. 1; Spencer, s;
Hayhurst. 5; McGaskill. !.
Goal from foul: Mills, 1 out OF 8;
Stewart, out OF z; Spencer, : our
referee. Sheets.
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School Team
Took a Little Rest

The high school basketball team
did not hold practice yesterday after
noon, taking a rest for their game to
night. The players were all out in
their gymnasium outfits but not for
practice. They had their pictures
taken for the Maple Leaves.
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Even Split Between
Printers and Corbins

The Corbiu Wholesalers and the
West virginians split even in their
two matches on the Y. NJ c. A. alleys
yesterday evening. each team takirs
three games. The West Virgin1scs
took two out OF three games in the first
match and cropped two out OF three
games in the second match.
The scores for the second match are
aS follows:
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EAST SIDE
- NEWS -

To Wheeling and New MarttnSyIIe.
Miss Esther Hoult, OF Columbia
street went to Wheeling this MORN
ing to spend the week end. From
there she will so to New Martins
vile to visit Miss Ann Elliott for a
few DAYS
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4RT.P WANTE0-MAI
FARMs FOX SALE

FOR SALE-166 acre farm 30 miles
East OF Cleveland, . miles from
county seat. B. & o. R. r. interurban
and brick road to Cleveland. Modern
10 room house with furnace. bath. hot
and cold water. acetylene lights, hard
wood finish. Modern COW barn. 'ce-
ment floor. steel stanchions, new Silo
modern horse barn. granaTy, chicken
house, etc. Land gently slopes from
buildings, and is in good state OF cui.
tivation.. Price $4,000 per acre, half
cash. Write owner, G. o. Farquha--
son. 40 Arcade. Cleveland. Ohio.
4 GOOD I73-ACRE FARM FOR SALE
Has 5-room frame house. barn and
other outbuiIdings; we'll fenced on pub
lie road, mail route over same; APP
pie and peach orchard s years old;
other fruit; lease for oil and gas; s #.
vein coal under same For particulars
write Marcellus Snyder, R. F. D. No.
l. Frost. o. 3-13'6t-SS32
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POIITICAI. ADVERTISING
FOR U. S. SENATE,

FOR U. S. SENATE.
Editor West Virgtnian:
You are authorized to announce
Davis Elkins. of Morgantown, Monon'
gala county, a candidate for nomina.
ton. by the Republican party, for the
United States Senate for West Viz.
ginta. subject to all the rules Of the
Republican party. and the laws Of the
state governing the primary election
to be held August, 1918.
ELKINS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
JH. McDERMoTT. Chairman.
Morgantown, West Virginia.
P. o. drawer SSl. Telephone 100.
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To Charleston,

L.. L. Price. who spent a few days
here with Austin. Stealey and sisters
in Jamison Row. returned to Charles
ton Wednesday.
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FOR UNITED STATES SENATE.

You are authorized to announce that
am a candidate for nomination by
the Republican party. for the United
States Senate for West Virginia, sub
ject to all the rules OF the Repubn
can party, and the laws OF the STATE
governing the primary 70 be held II
August, 1918.
JAS. A. HUGHES,
Huntington, ". va.
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Very III.

Mrs. Austin Satterfield, OF C0ltax,
is critically i'll. DR.. J. A. Graham
is the attending physician.
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HOUSES FOE SAFE

FOR SALES room house and bath;
1 acre ground on paved street at
car stop. Reasonable terms can be afS
ranged. Address Box 1881, West Win
ginian office. $-4-tt-S4S1.
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WHILE AT WAR
Women Of ~. We. suffer 81 Home.

CLARKsBURG. w. VA. "a few year:
ago developed wonan's weakness arS
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New York

CHICAGO, March 14.-Unfavorable
weather conditions together with pre-
dictious of falling of in receipts,
strengthened the corn market yes:er-
day after some weakness at the out
set Prices closed firm at the sane
as yerte6day's finish to q higher, with
March Us and May 1277s@14. Oats
gained y @ q to y. In provisions the
outcome ranged from 2 cents decline
to a rise of Is cents.
Articles Omen Cnra
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BUSINEss oPPoRTUNITIEs

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MARTLAND money making farms fol
sale. Mild climate. productive land,
stock. feed. implements included. Pos
session at once. good buildings, e
acres, $4,000: % acres, $500; 2gI
acres. $500; go acres. $500: %
acres, $4,000: 20 acres, $500. Terms
to suit. These are choice bargatns'
For full description write J. A. Jones
Salisbury. Nd. 3-1-a-S46Ss
FOR SALE-Paying furniture and un-
dertaking business in good locality.
20 acre farm at bargain. Poor health
only reason for selling. Box q, KEN
sington. o. S-5-26t-S4Ss.
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FOR RENT-FUT1shed rooms SoI
light Housekeeping. 62$ Walnut
Avenue. S-1S-St-S5SS.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

F0R SALE - Eges Tor Matching.
Anconas, S1OO per setting. ]. ],
Thoru ,Lowcsville. w Va.
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FOR RENT-one furnished room ana
use OF kitchen. Business girl OF
nurse preferred. Apply at 1st ana
Fairmont Ave. above Walter & ny
land store, or call phone SO.
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RonMs-FuRNIsHm

FOR RENT-TW0 furnished rooms for
light Housekeeping. 623 Walnut
Ave. S-S-tf,34ss
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WANTED-From l to 4 furnished
or unfinished rooms Centrally 70,
Gated. Address Box 1856, West VIZ
sinia office.
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ALLIES ENTER solssoNs.

!. Pears thar Ihe Allied drive had
cen checked By The German oounief
c..ensiye are now shown 10 have
ncen nnfounded The reports Of yes
.erdays fighting are hailed by expert
rn3on - perhaps the most impor1 =
ant thing the Allies have accomplished
si.ot they drove Tie Germans from
i-s MArne The turning point oi the
gunners campaign and possibly 81
The war
The final triumph os me Allied
pressure below scissors where the ad
rzhoe has been mosi s-u3bornly held
H. was announced last evening n
;ha news that iAe Allies had entered
scissors itself The importance Of
ihls vii be noted by d glance d. the
nav. and has been conceded by the
sc operate resistance offered by Tie
caemg a. thai Golnt j means thai
iAs Alhes have NOW pushed in The
r-lre western side q The German
thsi he western Jaw Of ne
a- - obsiinzielg bed open hy
German reirto-cenenx 70 allow ihe
e1fmy 10 ESCAPE has a. least been
smashed opening TIE v2v sof AZ A.
g ed advance upon re enemy res- 3.
EeL IS on his r1rh; flank Mean
vale. I'D the center Of the pocket. ihs
French have taken Conssanoourr and
rrh ne British have practically en-
r.rlied Niiis-en- Taraenois. fhs ksg
pair; below Fsnes. tbe immediate
ch'ectire q. he drive
There j. No longer any QBesfion o.
ae Germans refre4tne beyond the
Nfsle- Taey are rapidly or shesr
way The Question nov Il whe;hs-
q csIsu-e q scissors and ne men
acs n the German rek- the Zoe uar
iasnass ~ make stand OF TIE Nesis.
vtethsr ne VII noi ss ahiirst n
l-eP On q ihs Aisns he gains O.
d - Aiiies or ire western side res-e--
az rave then command q ne hirh-
e. ground ard fhs -o1ds 10 m -orth
a1d ues
EHch rs-xlns the offensive surifv-
inE ever ho1e il An- Il ne -ro-
ceeds slo~ly >. tines y is oniv 20 psr
stc rs pans . make shs uo-s
coshing rs ultimate nossnerf The
- tAys C comparatively li-fie no
ETess a. rOv zo-s thar cn-1-n-
ssfec - ty he finli resurs
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xiso WORDS FOR KING GEORGE

These are grea; DAYS for members
OF Congress They may noi have
much TO do with the actual running
~ the war or the administration. hul
-eFer before were there sgch ofpor-
snAAses for grand tours, for doing tie
capitals Of the Old World ,four o.
five, Of course. exoeIfeal. and hob
ncsbing with royalty SiAy-xs-h home
5aks have frequently wondered Whzt
Impression the Kings can have made
CT the lawmakers. not q say What
he kiRgs mzr Save flraFai a Ile
,sitors HRTa ks1sas o--
E-essnSn 4s- Rrl.el s he
:Jun paper about his visit 10 KinE
u o-ge he admits De wzs not used
% meeting roy4iiy- and naturally had
ssrlt feeling-bui scooIuiAhiy neg
,scis 10 sPecl.s vhat 81 ~as and
sscther in his knees or rs hes-1-
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TIE BLESSINGS OF THs msa

Perhaps Dr Harvey Mtey az
poison .QuAd 4lr loec tygegi fame
q Secl 10 this cAp1iaA bar i GER
ag Summarizes t1he effect ef his
Aameut Our change 10 q war
diet, ae SAYS, has i'm roved the race
Al Aome Ne we're eating ios mach
I'd the -Srong proportion q FOODS,
oe raris1 and too rich The simple
ARE forced Ay wartime prices and ihe
f.od administration will make a.
stronger Abroad The haFdShips ID
-each and field vlll teaghen tie soil
'frs and make them healthier when
Ley return to cirll life Al home ihe
he better ior H. physically ana men
aaly lie particularly eonmenas lhe
gamen who have gone 10 work will be
ncssihle disappearance Of the corseis
srd French heels because 81 The
Storage in Steel and leather. Like
rlrny other experts who founder 0ai
dc their own field the doctor does
ast appear ever 10 have investigated
.ae composition OF those high heels
Nas only are We 10 be MS sicalls
henefi1ed by ihe war. hui financially
- the adoption a hasiiis Of thrift
"a spiritually by The spirit o. self
sacrifice n comnn effort for tie
esTnmon rood Yet even opimisfs
ise the doctor. viii hav TO admit ihaf
he blessings of wAr are more ih2n
offset hy The other side az he ledger
.; IL proper TO console ourselves with
extracting what nomfor7 and hope We
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Bar the King and Queen speedily re-
zroved this embarrassment He gave
us 3 regular Kan as hanashaRe. and
tAen We talked Tor halt an boar
Ne came awAx Wish the imaresssQa
sh@i the ksns is mos han4r sti-
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Fram his 81 may he assumed that
4 the King gave Them an audience
tie Kansars sir the hAnsa ian
g.aee9 must have given me King ~an
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Il he were mayor az small Kansas
lnwn The King appreciation OF
te.s compliment will depend on
o aefher he ha4 ever met the mayor
u s small Kansas Town Ru.,any
,say. 8 Kansas CONGRESSMAN We
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