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Costume Dance for
French Children

| A meeting OF the Committee Of the
Fatherless Chi dren of France was
held yesterday at the Red Gross
rooms II was decided to give =
! fancy dress ball on Friday evening.
April rs. for the benefit OF the French
orphans. There will be q splendid
orchestra, the hall viii be beautifully
decorated and no pains will be spared
to make it the greatest social event
ever given in Canon City. II is hoped
10 make Il an AFFAIR in which the peo-
pie from all over the county will par
ticipate. The patronesses OF the dance
are: Mesdames Dozier. Biggs. Swan.
ton. Combs, F. l.. Smith. G F. Rocka-
efellow, Clark, MCGEE. T. NJ. Hard ns,
z. B Palmer. Edmunds. Sher-i l. T.
II. Harding, Jr., Sterling. F. p Smith.
CIatzel. Hunter Palmer, w. E. Galley.
lyman, Robson. Hardy. Allen. Gu
maer, Greydene-Smith. Pleasanfs
Walker. Gibson, wann, Ha' Galley, A.
J. Turner, Mitchell. w C. Thomas.
Troutman. Bacon. Stump. Fem. Lite.
Sidebottpm. Maupin, Alva Wood, A..
c. Dickinson, Hawthorne. Gribble, l.
l. Harding. Jr, and Frank McFar-
lane.
The manhood of France has died to
defeat miiitasism. On the battle
fed is buried the, splendid promise
of her young sons. No greater work
can be done for France than to give
these children the chance of which
heir fathers death has deprived .heu.
Their plight is an emergency which
must be met Immediately, for neglect
during one or two years of the physi
ca, mental and mora welfare of the
child can not be repaired later. A
number OF these children have al
'eady been "adop;ed'' by citizens Of
Canon City. and the purpose Of this
dance is 10 help still more Every
body invited Tickets will be 81 a
couple.
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HOW TO PLAN YOUR
VEGETABLE GARDEN

Eere are some things you shou d
tn .nk of IN planning garden. says to-
days message from the United States
School Gai6en Army:
Tie average boy or girl can easily
spade and care for a garden 10x30 feet
A ga-den of this size viii so far TO
supp Y vegetables for family of fou..
Your garden sfould be sufficiently
large to grow enou yh vegetables m
make II worth While. but rot SO lars e
as 10 make its care too much of a
task
Rows must be farther apart if a
horse o. hand wheel cu-tivator rs
used than il you use Nand too-s, such
as roe o. rake
Since your plants must receive per
soral attention you should plan your
garden with paths so that you can
reach all parts of il without tramping
down the plants
This means using the same ground
for me gowth of one kind of crop.
20 owed by another of a diffe enf
kind. as a crop OF com followed by a
e-O. OF beans. Each plant has hab-
i-s pecuilar 10 itself. Ore plant may
draw heavily on soil potash. another
on soil nitrogen Bes ces. certain
plants grown time after time in the
sa.ze sol tend 10 poison it. Your
planting schemes should avoid grow
'nv the same kind of plants over and
over on the same ground.
A planting ca.endar wi tell yor
er-- ord and hi sowines, you
can have fresh vegetables al an times
u---ne .-e sa-Uen.ns s &son.
Vegetables which ripen quickly may
h. --,own among those which ripea
slowly. Thus lettuce. radishes. spin
ach and like vegetables may be plant
ea IN TIE soil between tomato plants.
potatoes. corn. etc
The kirds o. plants to be gown
wil determine very largely tie nature
o. your plan Rad sizes and lettuce
may be plan ed closer tossthey than
cahbages or Co n.
Finally. # you wish TO make your
garden not on,y productive but att-ac-
tive. fos e nay be grown about tie
borders
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ROckvale News
(By Roy EverIy.)

Thee were SO present at the Meth
cd ST Episcopal Sunday school
last Sunday.
Aftes be ng idle tie most Of tie lat
ter part of the week. tie mine has
again in full blast this week
JOHN L. Grady of Denver. who is a
representative of New York Life In
suranee Company. was IN town the
& st of the week.
James Newell. sr.. is on the sick
list.
JOIN Kochen. who met wi h an ac-
cieent in the mine some time ago. is
er RED TO be z ting along as well
as e. ectei n E,nne-ua hosp tai at
Pueblo.
Tuesday and Friday evenings NOV
ing .pictures al tie Y. M. c. A.
G A, lockwood secretary of the
7. n. c. A, has returned 10 his duties
after needed rest. srert at Pueblo
William Morgan looked after the Y
". c. A. dur ng the absence of the
secretary,
coward Lovel. Lyman Ha-ran and
Blanche Harnan OF Florence spent
o<E-@I- W. zaloc a1clNc hlfc-
Miss Katharine Kochan was a Flor
euce visitor Monday.
Miss Mabel Watkins visited in F or
enoe Monday.
Miss Florence Murray was in Flor
ence Monday.
Mrs Matt Smith was a Florence
sAoppe- Monday.
Thomas Esston was Canon City
visitor Tuesday
Gordon Scott. Y no has been on the
Isick list s on the mend
Mrs c. ~ Philips returned from
MinneGua hospital at Pueblo Sunday.
c. Rcfsee. t-ave'ing clerk for the
c. F. 4 l. Company. is here in place
Of Mr.. SEQ I, who IS on the ck list
MS. Charles Grant is on the sick
list
Mrs Ella co'e ot Carhonda,e. Colo
is here visiting her mother. Mrs.
Jshn NJ. Davis, on Church HILL Mrs
Davis has hem poorly for some time.
Miss Myrtle Chapman was given a
shower aondsy evening. She viii
be married Wednesday morning TO
Marshall Stevens of Pueblo. where
they will make their home. Miss
Chapman IS the daughter OF Mr.. and
Ms. John Champman on Church Hill
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Loses the Last
Game of Season

The Canon City Efgn School took
TIE last game of basketball from tie
South Canon Hirh School quintet by
the score Of 81 to IL on Canon City's
gymnasium hoor. last Nigh The
play in the mrs; half was all Canon
highs way. and when tie whistle
ended this session the score was 79 TO
2 in Canon City's favor South Canon
came back strong in the second period
and ran up 10 points to their oppo-
rents IL. hut tie handicap could mo-
be overcome and the game ended with
the one sided score
Tne Canon City lineup was Ackle-
bein and Lewis. forwards: Paudson and
Merriam. center; Parks and Sharman
guards: substitutes. Stires. Newton
Ha stead. Gibson and Dixon South
Canon Bailey and McCurry. for
wards: Dev.vier. center: Fitzgerald
and Sth,eppi. guards: substitute, Bar;
lett
As this was South Canon's last
game OF the present basketball season
the members of the team presented
donald Dey. the coach. with n pair OF
engraved gold Gun links as an appre'
citation OF his help
Tonight the Canon City High scnooi
basketball team viii play a return
game with Centennial High School ol
Pueblo at the high echoo gymnasium
A. Zimmerman. who refe eed hast
nights game. viii also referee to.
nights game
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ROYAL NEioHeoR DEPUTY
SUPREME ORACLE HERE

MS G. W. Gay, whose home has
been at Craig. Colo. for many yeas.
bun who is now living in Denver. is
in he city in her caracify RS deputy
supreme oracle of the Royal Neighbors
and oonduciine a campaign TO build
mp The local organization Through
her ero-ts and those of the members.
IL candidates viii be inflated into the
order this evening. Mr.. G ay accom-
pan ed HIS wife here and The coup e
tie guests Of Mr and Ms. ]. c.
neehait MT gray ~ taA-ns IN the
scenic sights abeuz Canon Cisy. and
otherwise enjoying himss.f. Mr. and
AIRS Gray are pioneers of Wright
county. La near Eagle Grove. and
ter big farm back there recently sold
TO. over 500 an acre.
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work for me And ] knux Il viii help
urhers II thcy viii give II a fai- trial. :"
---sirs LIZZIE CorTTSEy, IcS 9Th Ave,
Vest. osraloosa- Iowa
Ehy will women arnR alcng from day
10 day. year /, ard year oct suffering
freb saise " 1s {. HTs. Courtney, when
ssrh S.t.ers a. ti.is nrrcoatinuaily being
r-biiss,cd. Eve-y Woman whe suffers
ION t-3lace-nc..>. irregularities. In
fgnr,afioa, u'>c--.scn. baekache. ner-
vorsness. er 'yao is Iassipg through the
root Ard herb remedy. I-Iia F. Pink
ham q Vegetable Compound n t,fal, For
special scvicc w-;tc ySia z Tinkhsm
Meticine Co, Lynn. LASS Tie result
Of ita long e. 9c.ience is at -our ser sics
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is HER EicsTY-sEcoNp
7-.cey ANNIVERSARY

Frida~ was the esrhry-second birth
day anniversary OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Christian of s02 College avenue. Mrs.
Christ n ca e TO Canon c Is IL
years ago to -,s'-e her home. He
husbrns 20 h istian ve'rrsn OF
TIE Civsi War, ded here a number OF
yeas az y son. John Christian,
Ir.. also d;ed IN this city. the latter
ab ,ut year nfo Mrs. Christian is
most est'rah lady and he friends
congratn'ste be on the attainf ent OF
Fridays nata, srn vevsary. ara ex-
press the sdre rat s'e ws'l 1--we to
enjoy man. recri-en es OF 1t.
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Spoke at Red
Cross, Wednesday

Mss Olive Chapson of Denver, rep
resenting the Bureau oil Pubic Hea IL
NUS ny Service Of the Rel Cross. de-
,ive.sd an sd6ress,at tie Red Cross
rocns Wednesday af e-roon on public
'teafrh and the means o. p-ornot' 'ng il
ste care TO Canon City under the d.-
~e~''rn Of the Nounsa'n Division OF the
Red Cross to AWAKEN an interest in
the work Of the nurs ns tu eau OF tbs
Red Cross and TO encourage h = or
Eanizat,on o. classes here - take NJ,
the study of practical nursing. Such
asses have be n formed among Bad
Cross wo~ke~s in s-anv rlH~e- In the
state. and an emo viii lie made 10
larnch the rndevtstinv y tNis ~
Chnpson's talk is expettsA esa-:
] pa big boost for tbs no g cat b re
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Catanhal De.fness Canno, Be Cured

BY local applications. az they cannot reach
tho diseased portion Of the ear. There -
enly enc way TO cure catarrhal aeafnseA
CATARRHAL Deafness is casssd sy an X.
aamsd condition of the mucous lining Of
The Eustachisn Tube. When this tube 10
p<rfect hsartns. and when a - entirely
closed ptafness 10 the result Cniess the
nasmmAticn can b. reduced AMI THE tube
seetcred to tts normal condition. hearing
YIN be destroyed forever. Many caees OF
0eafnsne are caused BY cafarrh. which Il
en Unnamed con1ition Of the mucous sur-
feree HAlra CatArrh Medicine aeto thru
the eIeod % shs nscoas surfaces Of the
We WIN -slys One Hundred poiiars for
any cAse Of Catarrhal pcn fhesv that cannot
- cured ~ Hairs casarrh Medicine. Cir
eeiasu ffss- All psue&fels. zee.
y. J. CHEHEY CO... ToloAo. d
sAdserttsemenJ~l
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&"1s pain ah1
nothing seemed 20
DO me amy good A
friend advised me
70 take Lydia L.
Pinkhnm's yege-
table Compound. ]
did re, and got re
lief right awnv. /
can certainly re-
commend this vnlu-
'ahss medicine 10
Other women who
suffer, for IL has
done au ch good
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IS NOW srAr,orrp
At GOAT ISLAND

renee Mix se', who enlisted In
the navy sore a. . aro, Ii now At
Coat Island I'nitsd -Setes navA' tTn,n-
ing station nea~ cSn Francisco. ac-
cording to a letse re e'vsa b. his
ps.er;s. Els cohsRny Is ia.
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Col durr the man who likes the snow.
Who sees the hckering diamonds go;
He never lived in house out doors.
With the TASTY stun on new oiled foors.
He never had the walks upturned,
Or the pastering all torn loose;
He never lived in a five roomed house
With three good rooms of not much use.
He never got up in cold old house,
With scarcely fire with which to cook,
And stepped around in cold bare feet
To see the snow wherever you look.
Col durn that man. say to you
OF brains he sure has none;
When you live out doors IN a rooiess house.
What you want to see is the sun
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SEVERAL MEMBERS OF
FAMILY Ill WITH INFLUENZA

s-ve-s' r,e-nh.rs OF TIE family o.
J. n. Quinn are down with the sriiu-
sDsa. A nurse was brought here
s-o-, cr'ida 10 -ate care of them.
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OUT AGAIN AFTER \
SIEGE vsFvN WYE ~ W.
E. 1. Noru.s. vhs - DsrD suDsr-
ing from tha innmzn nR - Dnst
week or 10 kux szt ehDxxA ehs or
deal IN fre shape s.A b sse agnhn-
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Walt Richards Rhapsodizes on Snow

Harrison making addition his
big
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IN MISERY, ESy vr.,e
Mrs. Courtney Tells How She
Was Cured by Lydia E
PinkhAm's Vegetable
Compound.

O<tAioosa. Iowa For yesfp wns
simply In misery from n weHkness and
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Daddy's Evening Fairy Tale Is ex-
where there are children. Read the
one tonight
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JOHNSON FAMILY

III wrTH TpzE -eLu-
Emil johnson and hss ns1hsx. Hrs.
A. johnson Of ISIS Gre<4UsaA ss@1e,
have hen Il viii fhs hnssnzA Far
the past week
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-04-03

the benefit of St. Johns Lutheran
church Of East Altoona, Pa, the Rev.
K. Roy Hauser, pastor. This edifice
was recently totally destroyed by fire
and the parsonage adjoining damag-
ed. The friends Of Rev. and Mrs.
Hauser are invited to assist us in this
cause.
The church council of 1918 and
their wives entertained the pastor
and Mrs. Wicker at a dinner party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Rem
ninger on last Thursday night. The
evening was enjoyably and pleasant
ly spent and the wish of all present
was that there might be more of such
occasions. Those present were: Rev.
and Mrs. S. E. Wicker, DR.. and Mrs.
NJ. c. limbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. j. C.
Renninger. Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Hen
erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Nay
lor, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M Frazee, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Lauer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy o. Winters, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Townshend, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Gne-
gy and Mr.. and Mrs D. E. Bolden.
THE PASTOR.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-04-03

The morning services will begin
hereafter at II o'clock instead Of at
10:45 o'clock, by a recent action of
the church council.
The Sunday school room of the
church will be reopened with a fit
ting program on Sunday morning at
$3.50 o'clock This portion of the
church edifice has been closed since
last August and in the meantime has
undergone extensive repairs. The
congregation and our friends are in
vited to be present at this service.
The Won.ans Home and Foreign
Missionary Society will hold a food
sale at the store of Messrs Shaffer
& Bush on Saturday. April 9th. for
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WANTED

10 hire good blacksmith to my shop, will
rent Plenty of all kinds of work. including auto
repairing Shop is the best in Garrett county, being 35
30 tee two stories high with plenty of light and tools of
all kinds Anybody interested either hire rent come
and me.
We also handle very fine trucks, capacity to 7
TONS Anybody interested in will save money by
writing few lines and will send circulars on same
We have two kinds-Commerce and Master-the best
trucks for the money the market. Just give me a
chance to show you all ask then if can't show you
where you from hundred to thousand dollars
l will have no more to say.
also have few Flows, Harrows, Riding Cultiva-
tors Grain Drills Wagons Cream Separators and several
other necessary things close out all at bargain prices
If you don't believe me come in and price the goods
that will prove it.
Yours for good deal,
J. w. WALTER,
DEER PARK, ND.
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Mountain Lake Park residents as
we'll as quite a number of Oakland
people will be panied to learn of the
death on last Thursday at her home
in Wheeling, after a brief illness Of
influenza, Of Mrs. j. s. Gibbs, the
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Stone, OF Wheeling, who for many
years past have been residents of tie
Park during the summer months.
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HOUSE BURNED SATURDAY
Empty Dwelling in East End Of Town
Completely Destroyed.

Last Saturday evening about eight
o'clock an unoccupied dwelling house
in the east end of Oakland, owned by
Mr.. E. c. Naylor. was completely de-
stroyed By fire, the origin of which
is a mystery. Mr.. Naylor had sold
TIE property the day prior to the fire
to Arlie Shrout, who was to move
into It this week.
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FRlANCE., OIL AND Gas

In Grant district, the American OIL
Development company's No. 8 on the
N. U. Mullenax farm is showing for a
four-bartel pnmper In the Salt sand.
In the same district L. Bickle & Co. 8
No, ON the g. w. Cunningham farm
is gasser in the Big 1njun sand. In
Clay district, the Carnegie Natural
Gas company's test on the w. E. How
ard farm is a gasser in the same for
nation. In the same district the Riy-
erside Oil compapy's second test on
the Guy Worstell farm Is fair gas
ser and has a showing OF OIL IN the
Big In1un sand.
In Center district, elmer county,
the Philadelphia Company has drilled
test on the G.. and s. A. Spnoagle
farm through the Squaw sand. It ID
dry and abandoned.
In Warrington district, Marion
county, the Anchor Oil company has
drilled No. II on the George w. Beat
ty farm into the sand and showing for
producer.
In Freeman's Creek district, Lewis
county, the Reserve Gas company has
completed tests on the ]. v. Waldeck,
G. W. Burkhammer and John Gum
farms. AL are gassers In the, Fifth
sand.
In Center district, wetzeI county,
the Southern Oil company, the pro-
ducing end Of the Pittsburgh OIL and
Gas company has drilled test on the
8. M. West farm into the Big Injun
sand. The first two hours after the
pay was tapped the well flied up 500
feet with fluid. The Indications favor
a good producer. In Green district
the Silver Hill OIL comapny drilled a
second test on the Foster Steele farm
into the Gordon sand. The hole has
been filled up 500 feet with fluid.
The Hope Natural Gas company's
test on the Lewis Bennett farm and
its iniatial test on the G.. B. Parr farm
are both showing for light wells. In
McKim district, Peasants county, Z.
NJ. Hall & Co.'s test on the Meredith
Nichols farm is dry in all sands. In
McClelland district, Doddridge coun-
ty, the Carter Oil company's test on
the Freeman Underwood farm is hold
ing up at rs barrels day.
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Pittsburgh

! PITTSBURGH, June 3.-on the
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange the mar
skct was active and bouyant, Promi-
net features were Ohio Fuel Supply,
which advanced to and closed at 52A
y gain Of q dollar share, on rather
fIrgeut demand. which absorbed 1885
i1haros Of the stock, and the Riverside
Eastern on stocks. Both the COM
mon and preferred Of the latter COM
pnny advanced to a new high level on
sales Of nearly 1000 shares. Ohio
Fuel OIL was moderately active, ad-
,yancing from % to 20 and closing at
the top, Arkansas Gas colsed *
5higher at 55M and Pittsburgh OIL
and Gas advanced from 161s to>16%
ON sales OF 1888 shares.
Pittsburgh Coal common advanced
10 and closed at 63A, new high
price. Westinghouse stocks were In
active. and Electric, after advancing
20 58A, closed unchanged at So. Ma
tional Freproofiing common was mod
erately active and firmer. but the pre-
ferred, as well as American Sewer
Pipe, closed fractionally lower. Amer
lean Window Glass Machine was dull,
but firmer and closed slightly higher.
Brewing issues were weak and lower.
lie Belle Iron common sold at LOG, an
advance Of 81 share.
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WANTED-Waitresses. Must be ex-
perienced-good wages-good hours.
Edden's Restaurant formerly Ander-
sons 123 Main street. 6-2-3t-57s7
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WANTED-Girl to work in bakery.
Apply in person, Gould's Bakery.
6-3-3t-5S09
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New York

NEW YORK, June 3.-with an
oYerturn OF shares approaching the
two million mark and Influenced by
heavy public buying, all classes OF
speculative and investment issues ad-
vanced sharply yesterday on the
Stock Exchange, gains ranging from
fractions to 10 points IN a session
crowded with excitement. Many
stocks scored advances which result
ed IN new high records. Only the
Mercantile Marine stocks exhibited
weakness. and their declines were
largely made up late In sympathy
with the general upward rush.
Authoritative denial late in the SEES
sion of a report that steel interests
had conferred on prices Of the COM
|Fnodity to the government was follow
% by strong demand for steel issues
during the final hour. Nova Scotia
Steel extended its rise to 10 points.
,Crucible TO 10 and Gulf to 6, while
lifted States SteeI's advance OF TX
.ried this issue to new high fig-
Z y. i1oM.
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Oil and Gas.

4 on Jordon's creek. Big Sandy, dis
.E1a, Kanawha county, West Virginia.
9hsre is q wier sand development that
IS likely to furnish considerable new
production. In this district Some good
producers have been completed re-
Gently. The latest Is the Ohio Fuel
OH company's test ON the DOGGY. for-
Enerly William Nicholas. farm. and
ono OF the best producers eomplsied
IN that locality. The FIRST "a hours
after the we'll was drilled into the
Weir sand It placed 32S barrels TO its
credit. The location Is 500 feet north
Of the Peerless Carbon company's No.
8 on the James +. Brown farm. There
Is Room for more work in that locality
holders OF leases are losing no
time In starting development work,
On Three Mile run, Murphy dis
tricE, Richie county, the Hope Nat
urai Gas company has completed its
test on the Elizabeth Busch farm. It
Us q fye-barrel producer In the Salt
sand. In the same district the same
company has completed a test on the
D. M. Phillips farm andsis showing
Tor a light pumper IN tho Maxon sand.
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Il)Ili E sEz!s.5ER

Not wishing in any way to detract
from the praise being bestowed on
the Decoration Day parade at Fair.
mont last Friday afternoon tho older
folks recall the Centennial celebra-
ton held at Fairmont in 1876. Up to
that time that was the greatest cele-
bration ever held at Fairmont. There
were six bands in that parade against
four musical organizations last Friday.
The names Of the six bands have
skipped the minds of those who dis
cuss that affair but Bert Fleming was
director of the Fairmont band, Jess
Doolittle of the .Palatine band and ].
T. Koen, of the Warrington band. The
parade traversed the principal thor
oughfares Of both Fairmont and Pala.
tine. The paraders climbed the steep
hill, too.
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What People Say
and Some Side Remarks

Henry c. Sample, formerly editor Of
the Fatrmont Free Press. one of the
best weekly papers that this county
has ever had, is back here from Laurel,
Nd, where he has resided for some
years. Mr.. Sample does not agree
with the tendency of the times in
newspaperdom to cast trivial local
news in vast dubbish heap and print
the matter sent in by press associa-
lions. He says:
1.-THE importance Of the weekly
journal has been gradually les
sened by war conditions when
propaganda was the order of the
day and It was handled largely by
the dailies IN cities OF $4,000 or
more by press agents who ridi-
culed the comings and goings of
the people of a community as
'drivel.' But the weekly will come
back and the daily papers ofsmall
cities will eventually get back TO
sane newspaper style and print
the local happenings"
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|CL ASSIFIED ADVERTISER |
TWO CENTS WORD CASH WITH ORDER /
HELP WANTEp-
Fen1als

wANTED-Girl for house work. NO
washing. Easy work. Pleasant
place TO work. Apply ITO Wheeling
St. phone Ss6-R- 6-2-st-57s4