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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-27
CADILLAC TO HAVE
BRANCH HOUSE HERE
Handsome, Fire Proof Ser
vice Station to Be
Erected.

The Engineering and Equlpmen'
Company, whose main office is al
Wheeling, distributor for the Cadillac
motor cars in northern West Virgin
ia, has decided to erect a suitable HON,
in this city for the display, care and
repair of the Cadillac.
Early this month they purchased
property at the intersection of the
Country club road and Locust avenue
extension BELL Run Road). While the
building plans are not fully matured
it is understood that the building vii!
probably be one story, of fireproof con.
/ struction, with a stucco exterior Il
will front a. feet on Locust avenue
and So feet on the Country club road,
% feet on the dirt road running UP
Goose run and extending back 100 feet.
The three frontages will be almost en-
tirely OF plate glass making a fine dis
play room. An UP TO date service
station will be one of the main fea,
lures.
The company has as its representa-
tive, II. j. Wilson a young man who
has been identified with the automo-
!, bile trade in Fairmont territory for
the past nine years. He has been en-
ployed in his present capacity with
the Wheeling firm for five years, re-
siding in Fairmont and looking after
their affairs in this and adjoining
counties.
The new branch will serve not
only Fairmont but surrounding terri
tory as we'll. Complete lines OF parts
will be kept here for the convenience
of the trade as we'll as tires and &C
Icessories. There is no intention on NE
part of the company to make any cha7
ges in its policy of handling the Cad
lilac line exclusively coupled with the
best service possible to render. 9th
er than Mr.. Wilson the personnel of
the new branch has not been announc-
ed but undoubtedly the organization
will be in complete working shape
when the new building is available
some time about July 10.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-27
DON'T LET THAT
COUGH run RIOT
Stop it with DR.. Bells Pine
Tar-HoRef.

The tens OF THOUSANDS whoeNsei this
medicine regularly toi relieve bids,
coughs, grippe ksnt- onchitis, Testify
70 its prompF and effg Five act bn.
Use It properly-Ife it he pful in
gielients G. chanceHo! prove their vail
he: ro,low tho/tirst relieting dog
with Others. r6ccasfp9ally until Ehe
cold or cough leaves YOU and you gain
feel fit.
An ecomnomlcpt bottle, Ssbt handy,
means cold f.eedom and thrift.
5SaNissa'S0c, Coo and 1920. L,.ass.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-27
SECOND OF THE TEN BEST HERO
STORIES OF U.S. IN THE GREAT WAR
;olporal Gail Carried Liv-
ing Human Burden
Through Hell Of Shot.
ByA. E. eELpHoF
a. Washington Bureau, t12s-1t34
MunseY Building.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 81
tilthe instances OF individual bravery
apng our boys in France during the
were not confined to the infantry.
Some OF the exploits OF members OF
be Tank Corps will make bright pages
our history.
Among these was the act of gallantry
nd selfsacrtfice performed by Cor
otal Donald M. Call, OF Company B,
4Eh Battalion Tank Corps, now a
scond lieutenant. Lieutenant Call
hails from Larchmont Manor, N. Y.
Ut was during the start of the Ameri-
"a offensive along the Mouse on Sep.
enber 26. Corporal Call was in a
INK with an officer near Varennes,
riving through the German shell-fire
. nut the German machine gun nests
rest Of Varennes out Of action.
Corporal Calls tank had reached the
iddle Of No Mans Land when di'
ect artillery hit knocked off half OF
he tlrTet.
The shot shook the wrecked ma.
chine from stem to stern. Noxtous
ases from the high explosive shell
fiiied the air, and rendered the officer
Who accompanied Corporal Call I'M
CONSCIOUS.
Choking, coughing and gasping for
Corporal Call threw open the door
1 the tank and leaped out. Shells
we're bursting all around him, and ma
chine gun bullets were scattering
ainst the steel sides Of the tank.
The corporal saw big shell-hole 80
yards away, and crawled on his stom'
ch to 1t. Then for the first time he
iought Of the officer.
lffN must be still alive!" thought
can, and without further hesitation he
climbed out Of the shell-hOle and stole
9ronef that hell of shot and she'll back
the ruined tank.
The Hun snipers had discovered
lin. and through all his advance they
ained bullets around him. But Call
sached the tank safely. plunged in
nd. and found his commanding Off
eerEiying unconscious on the floor, but
InWonnded.
Pulling the inert form from the ma
chine, Corporal Cali lifted the off1cer
IS his shoulder and started back to the
American line, more than a mile away
trhe German snipers and machine gun
neys peppered him with their fire, but
tba heroic corporal marvelously es'
Saued. reaching our front line with his
human burden in safety.
~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-27
Pennington is Ready
for Armenian Drive

Mrs. NJ. GiIlien, chairman of the Red
ross chapter at Pennington, today
lated that money or clothing for the
efugees Of Armenia and Syria may be
eft at the store Of John A. Book in
'armington in care of Mrs. Lucy Bry-
IN.
Persons who desire to make contri-
utions OF either money or clothing
nd cannot take them to the store are
Urged to notify Mrs. Blyan 4 that ef-
act and she will send for the clothing.
The work at Pennington is we'll I'M
'er way for the drive and tia general
Impression is that Farningtot will go
lyer the top just as it has done in all
II the othec drives:
Construction OF war memorials in
England are being taken up at once
on large scale in order to help labor
conditions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-27

fish, sausage. etc. A complete refrig.
Grating equipment and other meat mar
ket requirements have been newly
erected and business was started to.
day under the new name of Chicago
Dairy Sanitary Meat Market.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-27
YOU SHOULD READ

Sergeant Dilboy made a lone
yonet charge on the Huns on the
arne one Of the Best Hero Stor-
al the war as picked by General
sriahing.
lTomorrow's The West VirsIn'an'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-27
,r,,, ecuool FOR WYATT

NEW SCHOOL FOR WYATT.
WYATT, w. Va. March ga $780,
! school house will be erected here
sch viii have a gymnasium, domes-
Science room and other new tangled
ions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-27

Bonuses paid to people out of work
in Leeds, England, amount to more
than $4,000 week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-27
THE CONDUCTORS.

Patience-Do you believe the war
was one of conquest?
Patrice-Well, l know lot of girls
who got husbands by it. = Yonkers
Statesman.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-27

WA. PRODUCTS TRAVEL FAR.
sRAFToN, w. Va, March 27-some
the first maple sugar sold here,
Icif came from Preston county, was
Dped to Los Angeles, Cal. by c.
\ Dade. Another package was ship
4 to Baltimore, Md. McDade ship
d some West Virginia hiskory nuts
Seattle Wash. last year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE a.

BITUAftONS WAhTED-hhiab ~
WANTED Position by oomp"tent refrgrr
Sror engineer rapable ~ handling any
make af the uIaut machinery. open for
engagement At once Address Boa f'V'
caro- World
THIRD YEAR college man. go, honorAbly
discharged from Artay desires work oi
evenings after y IN Address Boa
I,4, care World
Bootseeprr 'rAhographtr y
years experience
References. Phone lo7t
NONUNION carpenter wi1hes employment
Address r.6s rare World
RETURNED SOLDIER Desire, position,
preferably ~ith oil company. viz years
experience connty offices. one year ban,
ing experience. bookkreprT aud i3pisI
married agr ~ Al references. X {. c.
s MsybcIl Phone i0y7
ELDERLY GESTLEMtN wants light
work araund home and csrsrr or on farm
Can give rcirrrycas Address rosofiiee
RrS1al5, prumfish' oLlS
REFINED LADY-With lo.y-Sr Old ,ou.
wishes position as housekeeper best Of
tefcrrnFr, . address rs. care World
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE ~
ENERGETIC practical nurse wishes nursing.
.'N"' '..'
A CLERICAL POSITION wanted oil com.
pary preferred eight yeArs experience
Ia gcucrsi office work, good References.
can 1Itl
WANTED polition as assistant 6"o1
Keeper or any clrricsl work. h'v" had
eight years experience. Can give good
reference Phone 6l3o
POSITION As HoU UsN EEPER wanted for
widover with small family Address
Pji care Of World
POSITION wanted ~ experienced .slesisdy.
VIII consider any department Cal 2H''.
TYPIsr-Aud Comptometcr operator three
YEARS experience, wishes posluon. Re.
liable aoil company preferred. Address
y ~, care World
EXPERIENCED oFFICE HRl,-And book
keeper wants position. beat Of references
Call ASP
LADY 1o.year.old son, would Ike
position as hOusrkccp"r with nice sur
toundngs and respectable home Tulsa
preferred references Add Ps. care
World
WANTED Position as file clerk, book
keeping general office work seven
years experience Phone ISp9
MARRIED WOMAN -, wants position
collecting, office or elcrkiug Address
p51 care World
WANrtp. Laundry work in exchange for
servants quarters or by The day Phone
mss
WANTED -Poutiou a. office girl. knowl
edge Of shorthand and typowriting
Phone g512
EXPERIENCED drcssmskcr wants position
rs helper In drrssmakinE shop. Address
P7O care H~fd.
LADY with office experience would like
to connect with reliable oil company sr
huFincss firm in clerical work Address
P7l care World
NOUNG lady cSprrienrcd, Ia office work
wishes position. moderate salary. PCS,
care World
EXPERIENCED stcnogrAphcr would like
position; best OF references Phone Il
NJ n at asa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
WANTED RooMs on noARp
BUSINESS SERVICE
BusINBss sBRVicE 0FrRRHp

FLOORS LAID AND SURF FtCED-B,
hand or electric sander old floors made
like new Phone Welsh, SOAR
sFwISG MACHINES
RcpSircdf Phone 2li7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
AUTOMOBILES.
AnrnMOnIIEA ZOE AAI.E

hUIOhOblbbb fOh NALL ."
ROH SALE Ford r,erhUoul vNI s,..l
cheap party leaving town Ihonr 1887 N
ron sNlE CnENp iorI roadster YIN
tfnts body. rhono ''1! or c'U be ''-"
At Dig p Main
ruK sALF prdgr roadster. IDlT fret
class condition Phou" i'''
FuR SALE lhpmohIa touring rar 4 !
condition. good paint ttrf', top az vii,
lrsda for a fhumm} Phone 200
igl5 nrlCk touring rar. ~ condition
Call ltgl FAn Jr''srson Phone hp''
rom delivery lrutt. just ovrhAulcd. for
sole or rradc "gi Nor'n NAN
VIII TAKE Ford ,n exchange for oOlin.
dor g.uaaH'ur"r car must ba In good
rou1llun Phone 3pilI
FORp touring car FOR a.o, Suombnlg
rSfhutctor utF.r magnetic, thorF nb
s,rbcf rli uU' bumpor detachable
rim, lou raU bee TINS ear ~ 300 v.
lpls ruRu ROADSTER For sale. bar
yau for cash Phone 1903 bct~een r
Snd
pom stLF rmdu1 conrs 1919 model
in A. condition Cau at a22 Mayo
building ar phon" sA2o
ron -NLE lpasscngor sr. cheap Tor
cash. quick dral rh"no 207A
~ 10 lNh'IF N'lNli.'I w = Now 'lTfH
~il take tJ7j Phone 1850 Aoi <.
Nirtur
iiuu9uS SUPER SIX seven passenger "a.
criirnt shape uow top and spcriA paint
sob Phone ECll Tor dcm1nEtfNlinn, Or
t,Ii aud see this bargain AZ lNof Ready
Garage EtFhth ahd Main
COLE EIGHT Chummy fine condition /,
bargain II taken At once VIII con
slider lighter rar as pArt payment CAl
81 1IL D.. Maln. Phone 4nlik
FUR SNLF ono and a half ton Republic
Truck slightly used or would consider
good Ford sS part payment &. 4 Wood
New uhraEe Red FORK
HuDOS sTrER ak In good condition
A bargain II sold this week Can be
socu al Ford 0Arage Phone 400, J. X.
fnRrl
ROuTOS. n do7 ror rent. close IN
garage, on paved alley Phone 20Hs u
DENVER -, I91O--uood garage for rent
CAN ii7II.
GARAGE ron RENT lie2 son.h Boston.
Phone hOgt
BOuLDTh IS, 100 Garage for ront;
closo In Phone Hlsa
CINCINNATI. n sit--For rent, acT ia
rage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
Used Cars
For Sale
OR Trade

Maxwell touring car; l0l7
mod4; in exccIlcAt mcchani-
cal condition .......,..$ $iOO
Maxwell touring car; 1916
model; in good running or
der ...,..,.,,.....,.....SZi6
REQ four-cylindcr roadster;
in fine condition; new top,
tires and paint; motor runs
Ike new .............. $3.50
Hudson Gao touring car; n
good car in excellent repair
and worth more money. $500
Studcbakcr touring car; 1915
model; runs we'll and has
good top, tires and uphol-
stering ...........,..,$l75
Jeffery Quad Truck; 1917
model; thoroughly over
hauled; n bargain 81 ,l50
Republic Two-Ton Truck (;
only used "A short time and
in first-class condition in
every way ..........Sl, ,75O
Liberal terms to responsible
purchasers. Liberty bonds ac-
ceptcd the same az cash. Real
estate considered if the price
is genuine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
W yt,Ts AND APARTMENTS
APARTMENTS -ruRNIsnED

ONE NICELY furnished room ara, ..,-.r,t
Ar rent Mary hsooSman 'N"''
Phone 359l ,, Al
s-ROoNs. beautifully Furnished. 70 III q
man and wife or Two ladirs 'Hi ',.st
private south side home F.'.' ,r,
FIuuTH. f.. 3iB--Closc h. eaTT' .,,sp.
rished Modern Apartment. ,-oz
two closets. pantry. l"e P' ,.auirsA
sad back entrances. Rfirie"'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

ELEGANr mrnnhed bcdroon In private
homo for one or two persons. Phone
200
YOuNH OFFlCF MAN desires oonreni Al
roommate Phone 1910
4 LARGE SLEEPING ROOM with cIothe,
closet bath. private entrance. rent fcs
Eonable Phone 5000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
ROOMS uNruRNIsHEp

NINTH W, i2o--Room and board io
cTwo young mon,
For Rru. W, 22g Room and board io
two Young men also table board for sii
couples Phone bsO1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
srEoIAL NOTICES

WHY ray NONFt
FSprrt watch .nd clock repairing Cleaning
" main sVtiur o.. ryslals 2-l AT
work tl'y guaranteed Railroad work =
speciality kOrmef', lusp-ri0t Tor 'hr'e
roads % years cIprtieurr In tho hest ~
tau roras lri watch farinriss' II tor.
don, Wstsh Rrualt Shor Iil v Main n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
BOARD AND ROOMS


LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS "a
NORFOLK r. lo1-Two rooms Tor lghl
housrk ccptnr private entrance conn"r,
ng bath electric nvhu; good well.
Phone tEnn
ptIRorr. \. to6--Modern furnished
light housekeeping rooms Phone nat
ron REST Two VOL furnished rooms Tor
light Housekeeping ~ per week Ap
ply 22o2 y Hodge
LARGE room over garage furnished Tor
Light houSck ecpng, viii rcat 10 men or
70 man and wife Phone 25i5. III y.
Denver
ron RENT--Oue large light Housekeeping
room at aga S tlwood
FORESTS > r70l-For rent Two from,
ronus next to hath on car line. Cal
mornings Phone diiil
ElENENru ", 2iT- Two well furnished
Light housekeeping rooms Phone Sass
TWO LIGHT UuuSEKFFPtNG rooma for
rent. front aud hack door entrance Ad
drcos 22i N Denver.
FRISCO. Z. iOl Housekeeping and sleep.
Ing rooms Phone d3lo.
CHEYENNE. g. 400 -cror rent two IN
furnished light Housekeeping rooms.
FOR RENT ono large light housekeeping
room Cs.l after 4 o'clock at % Fast
BSedy
FoR5 RENT Three light Housekeeping
rnop. four blocks from Main street
HAT hlock from car line Apply 4lo
West smith street or phone t29i No
children
uW WNSSO y prwo newly furnished
housekeeping rpouts snd Alcovc. every
thing complete, Thoroughly modern BATH
on samr floor near Admiral iltrcy line
suitable for couple no children call in
lF.p,gItatply and trgt
reasonable
CUENENNR \. C27.-Clcsn. comfortable
housekeeping rooms new ard modern.
electric UEhjs, oyrything furnished, fine
neigh borhcui. close ia. See these first
and save tim"
M\NRFlLE. y. as Nicely furnished
room, tor licm housekeeping
SEEuND D. l3g7-Nics clean. modern
Eight housekeeping rooms.
EIWoOp. y. gog-rvo light Housekeeping
tooms nicely furnished
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II
HpSrON : ioaP ~ sleeping rooms
for rent, neat ard clean
GUTHRIE s. jo. Front room dawn.
stars. suitable for two gentlemen Phone
NINTH W. alg Nicely furri,hcd south.
east sleeping room private family. Phone
NOuNu Man desires roommate rate -
per week modern home Phone 2aTa.
- y pcr,rr
GUTHRIE S. aor- Furnished 'lecp@s
r.rr .nr r...'.".. ". wa. nnd VIZ.
FRONT ay,nlns raom,' close r, south side
home. eso sar,ge room for '.ns,i car.
Phone 1912
V0rrpN s. -Is.Ntrr front ,Isgulas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
LODGES AND SOCIETIES

TULSA LODGF No ~ uee~ every Thur
.Nny, day u.7 80 y. NJ March lllh.
I'm Visitor, always -eIrom' Ma
-.GIA>, sonic Han
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
BOARD AND ROOMS

Nf''aAA INV hNR'AH 80
tIN'INNtTt s. lIIp Furui.hed room
Tor rrHl. t~o srntrmr1 preferred 'Al
FOURTH, ", Ilg- N.'g hrr0snsd I. egg
Ing roou, rourcruHe bath and Clothes
'Ioset rl'our 1890
DETROIT ' t20 For rcut tive H.rr.y
itruish0d Fl'spIng t"Dms lu rr'al,
home employ cd lad,rr preferred would
o"nstd'r brraAfasl Ibuur lia,,
LLWpoD. -. lllA Front bedroom ad
joining bath Iarss clothes ".osr' prlNs'"
"HffAur" no other rpowors rva sDus hIr
truG 10 blocks from IoBtOthee ,lt
after p an
WANTED Employed Young lady N sBAra
furnished apartment waking distance
tsib71-O
Df1RolI. R 7gt-Ouo large dovnatatrs
room private ontrnro" Phon" 2a7'
ClSClNSATr K -for rcnt first
ri''' si"eplns room
GUTHRIE r. 500 Furnished sleeping
rom ron, .so s"""em"n or man and ~'i"
FirTU b.. 2ai- slsspior room. ~Sim -
p"sure modern rlo5r ,n phort oaa
SLEEPING Room In private homo for
two ihdlcs rehalf block oi car line
- each rh"ur 52l1
LAHTNt, p. gIa N,rcIy furnished n'oep
,ns room
GUTHRIE = i23 N,go front ,Iecplo =
room. private home GOOD losatiou. grn
u"mou rrcf.rred. Phone l527K
NFW MupEUS . Mahogany mro,shri
room Wil have to be seen 10 hc ap.
rr".hirh CEN 1859 after D.
HOII.DER a. lI06 Newly furnished
r""u. also garage Phone -i-1
HuoMM NrE WANTED rs, ndy tn pr.
'ato homr. h"lrd u desired references
"'rhans'd Phone GG23J.
ron RENT Vol furnished large aeopi n 4
room rlo'n 10 bath o2lls x llou'dor
FOR RlNr Newly furnished front room
aud private garage. II wanted private
family South Denver rhouo AasiK
ron RrNr room rloss in. ycry drsra
bio newly mrnshcd 52l t'w"od
FOR RENr neuahlful rooms. private
home r"aromsn oF couple, references
Phone 6dli
ELEGANT Furnished hodroom In private
homo for one or two persons. Phone
gO0l
YOuNG OPFlCF MAN desires oonreniAi
roommate. Phone 77i0
4 LARGE SLEEPING ROOM with clothe.
closet. bath. private entrance. rent rcs
sonahle rhou" 5000
ROOMS UNruRNIsHEp 10
CROsBlF lTElUtrrS---l modern room,
unfurnIshri Phone 1898
| HODGE D. l2lt-Threc rooms, modern
uniurulshcd Phone 1871
PEORIA. H. 7l9--Two or three rooms ana
sleeping porrh In modern house. Phone
sTis
ADMIRAL. T., I225-rwo rooms uuiur
nishcd Tor rent Phone 1850
HODGE. y i546-'rhrro modern unhRf
i,hoi rooms front yd baC, entrance
CrICAaN, 402 -TwJ housed coping rooms
Tor rent rniuruish9d
| FOR RFST.-2 urfa-nishcd rooma IN strict
ly modern home No children. li0I T.
hith
ROOMS WITH BOARD 10
! NINTH W. i2O--Room and board i,'
rS'So Young men.
| For RriI. W, 22g Room and board Tor
two Young men also table board for sij
/ couples Phone $500
WANTED ROOMS OR BOARD %
Two unfurnished rooms suitable for bod.
room and living room In private home
south sido. Phonr $40
| " NNTED--BoArd and room M nrivate fam
| ily ny one or two men employed nca-
Midland valley pcpot DAll 4l0O j. Il
| Fngrl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES roR sALE

Marmon latest model chummy,
only been used one month.
Call Forster, 1900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

FOR RENT Delightful rooms private
home ceal'omsn of couple, references
Phone 6GlI
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-23
BOYS MAKING CHRISTMAS MON
Ely BY TRAPPING.

Quite number of Paris boys have
laid up a nice little sum of money
for Christmas by trapping fur-bear-
ing animals, such as muskrats, mink.
foxes, etc. The hides are COM
handing good prices in the markets.
For years the streams and woods of
Bourbon county have abohnded in
the fur-clad money-wtnners, and
now the boys are making them suf-
fer. Louisville Cincinnati, st.
Louis, Chicago and Philadelphia get
the larger part of the shipments.
Steel traps are at premium, and
The Trapper's Guide" is going into
its steenth edition for the benefit OF
the boys.
Trapping seems to be a very lu-
+crative business now, as furs of all
kinds are high. Since people are
complaining about the high cost OF
everything, it may be refreshing to
call attention to the. fact that per-
fumery is cheap, as it doesn't cost q
scent to get noseful of it when some
boy from the country comes along
with $50 to 500 worth of hides
changing over his shoulders.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-23
KID GLOVES FOR CHRISTMAS

Adlers' Kid Gloves for men and
ladies win make very pleasing
gift for Christmas.
(x) MITCHELL e BLAKEMORE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-23
GIVES HIS IMPRESSIONS OF "oUR
HOME TOWN." .

A writer in the Cynthiana Demo
crat, who gives his address as 1885
Brent street, gives some of his i'm
pressions of Paris. In the opening
paragraphs he states:
81 like Paris and the people, but
do not like this weather worth a
cent. There have been more rain
and snow there in the last three
weeks than fell all summer in Car.
Isle.
"If you were to walk up Main
street and see the oranges, bananas
lemons and grapes. and the vegeta,
bles, such as turnips, parsnips and
cabbage, you would say here is thu
place where Joshua and Calit
landed.
You may start from Paris to Mil
lersburg, to Cynthiana, Claysville
Milford and Augusta. 1t looked 1ik'
you could take a steamer for New
Orleans from the size of tn
streamS.''
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-23
THE REGULAR THING IN DAYS
FIRE NEWS.

Firemen fought for five hours
Wednesday to save the wholesale
clothing district from fire which
started in four-story brick building
at St. Clair avenue and West Sixth
street, in Cleveland, Ohio, entirely
destroying it, with total loss esti-
mated at $325,000.
Hampered by ice. near zero tenn
perature and dense clouds of smoke
it seemed for a time that the fire.
men could not check the flames and
that many other nearby buildings
would be destroyed.
H. c. Kahne had to fee from his
home at Ashland, at midnight in
night Clothes a fire originating In
the kitchen destroying the resi-
dence.
Geo. Blakely, colored garage EN-
ploye, at Winchester, was seriously
burned when he put a pail OF gaso-
| line. believed to be water, On q hot
stove.
Henry Krumpleman and Fred
Bender, fremen.S were severely In
jured and other dremen were victims
of exposure and flying glass while
fighting a fire at the chemical man
ufacturing plant of the Edward y
Shannon Company, in Coyington
THE loss will be more than $4,000