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PEACE ENJOYS
MAY SOON co
ON A VACATION

PARIS. Sept. 15.-(By tn" Associated
Press. )--rrcmiers Lloyd Gcorg" ana
cIcmcnccau had n satisfactory confer
.ncc today on tho subject OF Syria. y
temporary arrangement was reached for
the regulation Of the situation ana was
approvcd hy the supr"m" council. II VIII
remain i, force until the United States
is ready to deal with IN" Who'll" question
of the future status Of Turkey.
Tho general opinion. voiced by an OH
cial of The British delegation. is that III"
conference will sit ten days longer an"
then adjourn for n vacation Of twenty
days. II is learned in other qua. '"rs
TINT the French and American d"l"S'-
lions are opposed 10 adJournmcn'' bu'
that the British arc insistcnt.
Mr.. LLOYD George will leave for Lon
don This evening. His successor in tn"
council is not yet officially appointed.
although it is unofficially stated that
Sir Eyre Grove will take his seat LORD
Miner. Earl Curzon and General L. j..
Scly, who have been prominently m"H-
TONED for Mr.. Balfour's place in tha
rast few days. are reported to be I'M
willing TO accept.
There is n feeling in French con~cr-
once ClTCIcS, "nlCn IL 'Np'''~'''N 'i'''''r
openly to the effect that the British
delegates anxiety for adjournment Is
prompted by tho desire. to remove the
scat Of tho conference 10 London.
None of the American delegates VIII
return TO tn" United States during 'aH
vacation period.
The supreme council decided today 10
let Italy deal with III" situation crca'ca
at Fiumc by D'Annunzio's occupation OF
the city. dccming it purely an Internal
matter.
Representatives Of two Of the great
powers, however. urged the necessity OF
settling tho F'iumc question with inc
least possible delay in order to prevent
similar incidents.
As the American peace delegation was
reported 10 hc without precise instruc'
tions from Washington. no final decision
was reached this afternoon by the SUI
prcnc council as regards settlement
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
LEGAL NOTICES.
In tho Matter Of ths Bond Issue for Street
Improvement Bonds for 1913 for the
Town Of woodsdals, Ohio County
West virginia.

At r. meeting Of the Common Council
OF the town Of WoOdsdalc. held on the
LIST day Of July. 1919. an ordinance was
adopted authorizing. the issuance ana
sale az ono hundred thousand Sl0o.-
nor. nn) dollars OF bonds of said town
known as street Improvement Bonds
for 1919" Rv virtue OF said ordinance
the Mayor Of said town. more than Nv"
weeks before tho election. issued q pro-
clamation calling for an election to be
held in said town for the purpose or
either ratifyinE or rejecting said ordi-
nance. and IN said procla nation set July
% 1919. as Nh" date for the election 10
be held in said town for said purpose.
Tho returns OF said election held on that
date show that siXty-on" (6l) votes were
cast for ratifiCatin and fourteen tlf
votes against ratification so that more
than thrcc-fifths t3-5) Of the voters nj
Said election voted in favor of the rati-
firalion Of said ordinance.
The town Of WuodSdal" has caused U
be transmitted to me = duly certified
cnry Of AL orders. proclamations. no.
ticns advertisements. bonds. affidavits
and records OF all its proceedings con-
ncrtod with or pertaining to said bona
issnH I hav" examined the same and
II is my opinion that said bond issue Is
regular and all tho proceedings in COM
pliancc with tho statute. ] therefore
approvc tho validity Of said bonds. as
prov ;dcd by chapter 81 Acts Of the Leg
islaturc 1917.
Attorney General State OF West Viz
GINA.
Charleston. West Va.
September 4. 1919.
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THE REASON w HY

tho end Of the pencil easily. and also be-
causc you can rub out the writing on a
slate with water. Lcad-pencils arc used
for writing on paper. but you must have
n rough surface on the paper TO write
on even with lcad-pcnci. Some kinds
Of papcrs have such n smooth surface
that YOU cannot write on them with a
lead pencil.
HOW Does O Pen Writer
Writing with a pen. however. is quite
different from writing with any kind or L
pencil. because in writing with INK We
do no, wear OF the end Of the pen hui
have the ink flow from the pen. For
this purpose W" must have surface
that will absorb the ink from tho pen.
and draw the ink down of tn" pen and
make II flow. y slate has no p wcr OF
absorption and therefore cannot draw
tho ink. A piece Of hlottinG paper is the
best kind of paper for absorbing INK
hu, it is too much so for writing pur-
poses. For wEitinE with ink We need n
comparatively hardsurfaccd paper that
has absorbent qualities. but not too alb
SOrbcnt.
Copvrichtcd Bureau Of Industrial fdu-
cation. Inc. Washington. p. {.
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Zone Small Pair Twins
ByNEAL R. OHARA
York Evening ""r')
Anyway, 1.-TWO of Kind" Is Start Toward "Full
House"

Last time We had twins ut our house
that is. VIC hope it's tho last time
they weighed six pounds apiece. Twin
who's owns ono.
Twins cnmc MS a surprise. Will con-
fcss W.. dad expect ONE. but that was
only starter. old saying is Two is
company. thrr"'S crowd Fact too.
Trouble was, We weren't expecting COM
pany.
certainly hit tho Stork market that
time Happy father was over at the hos
lii:,l. r,,r gayr rhr high sign when the
FIRST on. arrIvri--hig joy. But that
v.a.n'I all When final r"turns from the
hospital w,r, ~. we'd carried the ward.
All rrnscht and accounted for-thcn
the trouble starts. You've gotta name
the twins Have 10 be careful. too
name sticks TO il FOR life. Unless II
takes an alias wh"u II grows up. N
becomes an actor
Baoy amt protest when It's chrISlcn-
cd. II it could. there wouldn't b" any
,rrn;ralds in the world. Baby takes
keeps on taking what it gets till it's
twenty-five years old. &c oidcr. FOR
nlula then repeats itself.
Fashion is 10 name baby after some
relative. No longer stylish Ia call Il
girl Rosie. after papa's nose. Idea is
10 pick some -ich uncl" that's ready 10
croak. That keeps the nam" in the fam
iIy after dear old unClc's gone. Also
unclc's kalc.
Every baby has chance TO be prcsi-
dent unless its born prohibi,ionist.
Feed it water and it WON'T even get n
chance to VOTE for president. Can al
WAYS toll a Republican baby by tho
way il kicks. but all southern babies
are born Democratic and learn 10 vote
straight before they walk straight.
children arc All horn without tr"th
like n constitutional amcndm'nt. XIX
dies have 10 start chewing gums. nntu-
rally Pretty soon they cut teeth. Pa
rents don't have TO watch for 'cm-al-
WAYS tell when kids cutting teeth
by listening.
Children also born without clothes.
But nature doesn't provid" airy clothes
old man attends to that. BABY mat
REQUIRES three or four changes day
will grow up To be society man---it
| it's that kind Of n baby. otherwise. a
| dchutantc Twins liabl" 10 be both.
Another thing--all children ar" born
bcautirul. No hair. u" teeth. and yet
| ,hcv say they're beautiful. Goes TO
prove all visitors arc firm liars.
| Father Of twins can never under
! stand how it happened. Pop was born
! single and 81 was riomrf"r And some
times they wish they'd stayed that way.
/ Too late to wish that when tho twins
como. though Instead "f swearing.
! pop's supposed to celebrate. Buys cigars
and declares n holiday-knows it's tn"
| last one he'll ever g"f.
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"Don'' You hate being Goocd over:
Perhaps you may not at once rccog-
nizc the meaning Of that expression.
1t is tn" phrase that Molly. the little
st1nogrtphcr lady. uses To describe the
ways oc over elusive people.
She had just been introduced 10 n
person Of that temperament and she was
boiling over TO me about it aft"rward.
What Do They Do It For2
"Shc is my cousins sister in law" she
said. and last week I went 10 little
party my cousin had for her fifth ami
vcrSarv and she was there and I met
her. We haven't thing in common and
I don't imagine we'll meet again until
NV cousin has her tenth anniversary.
Pat tho way she talked when Sh" SAID
good bye To m" you'd think We wcr" tho
greatest friends. She said Sh" had so
enjoyed meeting mo AMI she was gong
to come around some day and take my
cousin and me- TO drive (Shc meyer Wild
and I rluSt drop in some afternoon at
her house for tea. she's always thor"
frnrn two to four Wednesdays and frl-
days land she knows, perfectly VOL
work in an office TIL five every nighp
and all that sort of stuff. Sh" docSn |
mean IT, and she knows know she does
MT. or she ought TO know If she had any
sense What does she do II for
Hut Molly Knew She Hadn't.
az Is possible. isn't il. that Sh" might
have taken 4 v"rY violent liking TO you
| suggested mildly.
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WHY Docs n Pencil Writer

You can use pencil To write with or
to make marks. because the pencil wears
off IS you are scratching II on surface
that is rough enough L. make Il do so.
Writing. YOU know. is only way al
making marks in such Il manner as l"
make them mean something. You can
not write with u pencil on a pan" -!
glass, because tn" glass is 50 smooth
that when you move tho pencil over IT'S
surface. the pencil will not wear of. To
prove 10 yourself that the tip Of tn"
pencil constantly wears off when you
write. you have only to recall that when
YOU write with II Z pencil keeps getting
shorter and shorter. 4 Slatc-pCncIl VIII
wear down short by merely writing with
il. but lcad-pcncil must he sharp"ncd
that is you must keep cutting away
the wood in order to get al the lead IN
side
why Cant Write on Paper with q
Slnto-pencn7
You cannot do 50. because Il takes
something with Il rouEhrr surface than
PAPER to wear of the point Of slate
pencil. 4 slate is used To write on with
slate-pencils. because slate wears off
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$12,OO0,0O0 GRAPE
CROP IS MENACED
BY PROHIBITION

NEW YORK, Sept. I'll F. Stohl.
president of the California Association
OF Grape Growers. says in telegram,
made public yesterday by the Associa-
ton Opposed to National Prohibitions.
that crop Of 100000 tons Of wine
grapes, valued normal at $4,000. 600. Is
about ready for harvest. and unless
some relief is afforded meanwhile at
least 10000 persons dependent on the
Industry will encounter disaster.
and by disaster he mcans nothing
short of actual ruin" said John TAFT,
Of San Francisco. a member Of the AS
ISOLATION Opposed. TO National Prohi-
billions who received the message here
Mr.. StolIs message read:
within fifteen days 100000 tons of
wirc grapes. valued nj $l2.0oO.O0o. will
be ready Il be harvested. Unless re-
lief, comes quickly and our 100 wine
makers can crush this immense crop
for wine purposes $4,000 men. women
and children directly interested in the
WINE industry OF California Will be ser
iouSIy affected.
10000 Acres In Grapes.
"Onc hundred and seventy thousand
acres are devoted to wine grape vim
yards, and our 5000 wine grape growers
have spent millions in cash outlay by
savings and by borrowed money in this
one season alone 10 bring the vineyards
UP 10 The picking stage.
Government agents in California
will verify the assertion that in every
grape growing community OF this state
the yincyardSts have been found to be
among the most active workers in their
respective communities in behalf Of Lib
erty bonds, war savings stamps and Red
Cross work. Thousands Of their boys
were either at tho front or ready to go
to the front In behalf OF the great cause
Of liberty and democracy. and IT would
seem n miscarriage Of justice that their
parents should he reduced TO n state OF
bankruptcy after many OF these boys
have made the supreme sacrifice"
Invited to Enter Industry.
For nifty years" said Mr.. Taft
California has been growing WING
!; cranes on land which for most part 4:
totally useless for any other form oil
cultivation.
After stating that national prchibi
tion was making California dry against
IT'S will, as demonstrated by wet ma
ion,v Of 1000 last November, Mr.
Taft continued:
The men who have put their money
and labor in the vineyards of California
arc mon. in large measure. who have
done so upon special invitation. Tha
| invitation was extended Ivy officia
| bodies not only representing California
but the nation as a whole
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Are you a twin? Or did you ever
have any? Well. DONTI
Twins are no neccssity-nevcr boon
any demand for en- except in Frc1Ch
farces supply has always exceeded IN"
demand. but production won't b. cur
tailed this year. Or next. Nope
twins may come and twins may grow
but there's always fresh supply.
Duets come in all assortmcnts. May
be: Cd a boy and n girl: (2) all boys:
(3) both girls. or % n girl and boy.
Wise father takes 'em rs they come.
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This r-bus sketch suggests the name
Of a beautiful flower that frequently
sdorns the cottage porch. What Is IL
ANSWER TO NO. 2l9.
In the problem Of the field which con-
tanned lust as many acres as il required
1wclyc-root long rail 10 build n fence
three rails high tn enclose II. we ma
tn" rail 10 be n very ACCOMMODATING
length. as II requires just 1850 rails,
which is just the number of square feet
to an acre. or the number Of linear'fcct
on one side Of tho ncld. One rail- cut
into twelve pieces would build three
rail fence around one square foot there
fore the answer is found TO be as is
to 1850.
Copyright. 1919. by Sam Loyd)
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MuL1oHs are suffering with rheuma-

MILLIONS are suffering with rheuma-
Usm Most important discovery OF IT,
age. A herb that actually drives tn
most stubborn case Of rheGmatlsm en-
tircly out Of the system. People write
us and say they are astounded al the re.
suits. especially on the kidneys; Just
think OF the money making possicllitlea;
postpaid, 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice, Cailior-
MIA Wy
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~ TrAITC Secured Trade
"a fNH marks register
ed. Patent and
trademark litigation. Booklet free.
n. q. DUNLAP Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building.
Wheeling. W. Va
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wAHTED-Prostate sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. NO
drugs. The Elcctrothermal Company
273 Harrison Bldg. Steubenvillc. ONO.
s-15-g
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Tho greater the necessity for saving
tho greater ar opportunity - use
Tho IntclliEencer War' AcE
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LOST and FOUND

LoST-By returned soldier. pocketbook
containing sum Of money. either on
Fairmont pike. or infirmary road be-
tween Shcrrard AID Elm Grove. Re-
ward for return 20 Showers hardware
store. Elm Grove. f-13-i
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srART AN PUT IT OFF
c]idpd Avprsinu Is TNrCJI TCENTER Place Ad Today
The Regular Way WANT AD s3 1e'' pr S2s
WORKING FOR YOU O66 Ut 0@o
FOR RENT

FoR RHHT--Nicely furnished rooms.
modern conveniences. in business! cen
ter OF city. Inquire End floor lnte.ii gen
Ger Bldg. Ja'ls-tt
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DIED

AHaUS-on Saturday. Septembef l!th:
1919. at o'clock p m. MISS LLbC
ANGUS, at her home In Volant "a.
Funeral services Tuesday morning IN
New Matamoras, Q.
MooRE-On Sunday. September ~ 1sly:
at o'clock a. m, at the residence o.
her son., Mr.. George B. Moore. Of Mo
die wheeling Creek. MRS. BRIDGET
MULDOOS MOORE in the seth year
OF her age.
Funeral services at the place Of death
on Tuesday afternoon at : O'Clock. In
tprmcnt in Stone Church cemetery.
Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend.
P1sH-On Sunday. September H. 1919.
at $50 o'clock p. m, at the famliy
residence No. 1886 Eoff street MIS-.
EDITH FISH, wife Of Rev. James
Logan Fish, in the 62nd year OF ner
age. . '
Funeral notice hereafter.
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PoR RANT-One large Light front room
End floor. Market street. steam neat;
suitable FOR one or two gentlemen. Hn
arId floor IntelliGencer RldE- ta-lH-tI
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOE SALE-U. S. Army regulation
ranges, 80 inches high SO inches wide.
81 inches long. good condition, cost
3l6l.5O. Our special price $3.50 each
w. can ship 70 o. Grcenville. S. G, Char-
lotte, y c.. Hattiesburg. Miss Few lett.
Wire orders. Bradley Bonded ware
house Co.. Grcenville. S. c. slo-l
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FOB SALE

FOE sA1H-1s1S model Ford roadster.
All good tires and many extras includ<.
Ing shock absorbers, speedometer: Dill
Ion lens, extra tubes. etc. Car Is In per.
feet mechanical condition and body II In
fine shape. weimer and Waddell. local
Ford agents. will vouch for condition OF
car. Price $4,000 cash. Phone Wheel
ing 977-M for demonstration. s-13-f
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WANTED-FemA1o

Will have full
charge: Call 3632-R after p; m, or
annly 35o0 Chaplinc street S-lbi
wANTED-Lady 70 help In clcAni1S ~
msrduT clothes for delivery. Ayp.X n
own HANDWRITING. Address 3oSeo1noe
BOZ 3l2, wheeling. ". W. s.lS.i
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WANTED-Male or TemaiA

WAHTHD-rwo moro solicitors. ladies
or gentlemen. to travel with manager.
Steady work going south for tho winter.
See Mr.. Dorsey before 10 .. m. Hotel
Mcclure. S-lt-t
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poR sAIE-Good Hupp automobile: run
less than 10000 miles; good condition,
will sell at bargain. Owner leaving
town. Address Hupp Automobile. care
IntellIGenccr. S-IG-I
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WANTED-MAls

position by experienced
stenographer. Reference furnished,
Address Position" care Intelligeneer:
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PROPERTY OWNERS
Let M. W. Fahey

Repair your Sidewalks and do your
Plastering.
An expert Job BY q practical man.
Phone Woodsdale 746-W
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xoR aALB-Dodge touring car. good
Condition. Owner has no use for
same. Price right, P. o. Box 377 Wheel
Ing, W. Va. s-lz-l
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ro1 sALE-Farm Of 2z6 acres; will b
sold together or in two tracts: stu.
ated in jefferson county, Ohio; one OF
good markets. Can give possession ut
once, Address A. q, Strayer. 905 SIN
clair Bldg, Steubenville. Ohio. slim
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Fo1 sALH-Bargain. used trucks. On4
9-ton Marley, one 1-ton Kelly. one "
ton Republic, two Overland delivery,
one Smith Form-a-t truck, one 2-ton Dear.
horn. one new Elcar touring (Bar1ain,)
Bruce H. Seabright. $40 Jacob street.
Wheeling, phone 1852. s-ll-Ii
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FOE sALE-Cheap to quick buysr--good
established trade. Sickness reason for
sale. Call 575-M Martins Ferry. s-lo-t.
FOR SALE-ls1S Oakland, cylinder
roadster. Run $500 miles. Call john
son & Smith Pool Room. 42nd and Jacob
street. Wheeling. s-t.zmo
Fo1 sALN-About 5000 II. 1xt long
leaf yellow pine. tonsued and grony.
ed flooring. Also 10000 II: tonlusd
and grooved yellow pine flooring SeIt.
able for factory or warehouse. w
Beltz G. Sons Co. au-z7.zlf
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Hut Molly knew She Hadn't.

"It is roSSihlc. isn't il. that she might
have taken 4 vcrv violent liking 20 you
| suggested mildly.
The Jasper news., 1919-11-27
Needed Help.

Rather pretty young woman and
small son on Clifton car. Gentleman
sits opposite; stranger to lady and
boy, but lover of children. Guilt
Yates acquaintance of youngster by
means of smiles anu winks. Boy re-
ceptivej but has not yet acquired the
art Of winking with one eye-can only
squint with both eyes at once. Thinks
nice stranger deserves better recogni-
'tlon; peremptorily and loudly calls on
his mother for assistance. Thus:
Mamma. wink at that man, I can't"
Cleveland Plaindealer.
The Jasper news., 1919-11-27
A plot MARRIED.

Il hear that the grocer discharged
you for swindling him." remarked
'mackindle to friend. Its liew
said the latter. "Hc asked me to put
lump of lead under one of the scales
and did so. und then in few days
when he examined it lie told me to
leave. Did you not fasten the lead
on property" asked Mackindle. "Oh,
certainly, 1 fastened it right enough"
was the reply, "but IT was under the
wrong side of the scale that l put it,
and 1t weighed against liinself!"
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And the Elu Esoaped.

One of the queerest stories of auto
mobile wrecks comes from Geneva.
A man driving along the state road
toward Waterloo had the windshield
of his machine open. A dragonfiy
entered through the opening and hit
him in the face. sHe tried to brush
1t off, moving the steering wheel un-
consciously, ran into the ditch and
through fence and had bad smash
up. And the worst of 1t is, the suf-
ferer can't sue the fly for damages.
Buffalo Express.
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The Better Maxim.

"Look on your best friends with the
thought that they may one day become
your worst enemies" was an ancient
maxim of worldly prudence. 1t is for
us to reverse this maxim and rather
say, "Look on your worst enemies
with the thought that they may one
day become your best friends. ds."-Dean
Stanley.
The Jasper news., 1919-11-27

Nothing brings fsurer relief to ln-
famed eyes than wash with boracic
acid water And one thing that its
user must remember is to have the
preparation free from any foreign
particles, however, minute, or they
will cause Irritation. The boracic acid
should be thoroughly dissolved in wa
ter that has been boiled and cooled.
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CHANGE the GearRl

- Charles uncle was a tall man, and
one day when he had Charles out for
walk he forgot the length Of child's
step. and poor Charles was almost
running to keep up. They came to n
rise In the grade Of the walk and
Charles stopped and said: 20, uncle,
please change into low; 1 just can't
make Il on high"
The Jasper news., 1919-11-27

Julia was watching her mother pnc
her fathers lunch and kept teasing fo:
piece of bread and butter Mothcr
was in great hurry and told her tn
run and play; she didn't have time t'
wait on her. So julia counted til
slices of brend on the table-ther
were flve-nnd said: Mother, Civ
me this one without any partner"
The Jasper news., 1919-11-27
Rousseau's Patriotism.

Whenever 1 mediate upon govern
ments 1 am happy to find in my inves-
LEGATIONS new reasons for loving that
OF my own country.-Rousseau.
The Jasper news., 1919-11-27
Old Rule IGNORED.

Did you ever notice how often q
"gentlemen's agreement" ignores tha
old rule, "First catch your gentle
man?"-Louisyille Courler-Journal.
The Jasper news., 1919-11-27
A Mystery.

One of the great mysteries of life
is why the wise who admit they
know so much seem always to own
so little.
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AS 1t Seems
As 1t Is AS lit Seems
The Road-In New Overland 4 on
T>hree-POint Cantilever Springs

This means an altogether new standard of riding
comfort, noteworthy reduction the and tear
which lessons the efficiency ofa The new springs
give longer life to every part and thus minimize up
keep and replacement costs.
Tires wear longer because cushioned against
hammering blows. Light weight means marked econ
omy in gas, oil and running expense
Overland As equipment is complete from Auto
Lite Starting and Lighting to Demountable Rims.
Come in and see this remarkable car. Ask for
booklet. Overland Touring, SS45; Roadster, SS45;
Coupe, Sl325; Sedan, Sl375. Prices t. o. b. Toledo.