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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-17
SO, 900, 600 A MONTH
INCREASE RAIL PAY
Director General Hines Trying to
Satisfy Demands of Railroad
Brotherhoods.

Washington, Nov. 15.-Dhector
General Hines today submitted Ia
representatives of the four railway
brotherhoods an increased wage scale
amounting approximately to $1,000,
600 a north
The proposal, laid before represent,
'atives OF the brotherhoods at the clos
ing session of the wage conference.
as taken under Amusement. Ii was
not what the men had asked for. but
their answer will be presented to The
Director General within the next ten
das, and it was considered likely they
would accept.
The increase would affect rainmen,
firemcn, engineers and conductors,
but more particularly those employed
in the slow freight train service
There are many other questions az
fectng working condition of trainmen
which have not been decided, and to
which no reference has been made by
Mr. Hines in public stetements. These
will be the basis for further confer.
ence between the brotherhood heads
and members Of the Director Gener-
ais staff. 1t was understood tonight.
that the conference might be re,
sumed early next week, but no def
mite date was set
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-17
DAVENPORT DISTRICT suPr.
Succeeds Rev. w. A. Shaw as Head. Of
ST AIhans District

s Adams. Nov 14-The Rev Wal
ter II Davenport has been appointed
superintendent OF the ST. Adams dis
trict Of the Vermont Methodist Con
ference to succeed the Rev. William A
Shaw, PHI d. transferred to Gardiner
Mass. The appointment was made by
the Rt Rev Edwin Holt Hughes, LII,
D., of the Boston area and is effective
at once,
Mr. Davenport joined the Vermont
conference in 1880 and has served the
Methodist Church at Thetford, Athens
Cambridge, Weston, South Royalton,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-17
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

W local applications, as thcy cannot reach
The diseased portion Of tho ear There is
only one way TO cure catarrhal deafness
and that is by a constitutional remedy
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an In
famed condition OF the mucous lining Of
inaaned you have a rumblnE sound or int
perfect hearing, and when It is entirely
closed, Deafness is the result. Unleas the
inflammation can be reduced and Tits tube
restored to its normal condition hearing
will be destroyed forever Many cases Of
deafness are caused by cetarrh. which is
an infamed condition OF the mucous sur
faces Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
tic blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
systeui
We win give one Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured b. Hall's Catarrh Medicine CIR
cularo free. An Druggists. 75c
r. J. CHENEY d Co. Toledo, o.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-17

One result of national prohibition
is the installation in private homes
of machinery and methods for the
manufacture of alcoholic beverages
for home and neighGorhood use The
making of beer Is comparatively
simple and wines are as easy to pro-
.duce as canned spinach The demand
for cider is away beyond the supply
jim this vicinity at least while expert
mentors who are trying to produce
hard liquors have not yet had much
success. The corrections they have
produced have mostly been too awful
for anything less seasoned than
concrete lined Jamaica ginger con
tanner. It does not seem probable
that the average imbiber will ever be
able to successfully manufacture non
fatal whiskey, brandy and sin in his
own cellar but he can produce better
beer and wines than he has been able
to buy for the past two years and at
la tenth 'of the cost And this seems
to be the probable outcome OF nation
al prohibition, Il viii do away with
the big distilleries and breweries and
win limit damage donb By com.
mercialized liquor traffic. That it will
do away with the use OF the lighter
alcoholic beverages does not now
seem probable
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-17

The reservations to the peace trea-
ty make it a document that a patrio.
tic American can at least look in the
face without shame. More was doubt
less desirable hat the treaty is now in
shape SC that it can be accepted with
out endangering the liberty and indie
Ipendence which is the heritage the
fathers have given us. The plan to
turn the American eagle over to
foreign zoo seems to be efTectually
sqGclched for the time being.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-17

Waterbury, Barre. Orleans and
Springfield He comes from Spring
field, where he has been supplying
for the past seven years For three
years he was superintendent of the
Montpelier district and for three
years principal Of Montpelier Semi
nary In 1904 he was editor of the
Barre Daily Telegram aud in 19O5-O6
field secretary OF the Vermont Anti
Saloon League.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-17
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Il. lole.

A resident OF the village of Benning-
ton a few days ago bought some half
a hundred six months old Wyandotte
pullets and was compelled to pay two
dollars apiece for them. 1t would al.
most look as though the tired city
dweller who has dreamed of trying
chicken farming might be justified in
going to it,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-30

Ia, jichz jsem Sc nebyl to
dlouho Zbaviti. .4
Prvni den skoncil tim, re
jsam jednu kravu vydojil sko-
ro docela a druhou napolovic.
Dalsiho dojeni nebyl sjsem
schopen, ponevadz jsem mel v
obou rukou kreCe.
Odebrali jsme Sc k snidani.
Pokud Sc jidla ryce, vpravil
jsem Sc do vSeho hned a muj
zdravy zaludek Budil vseobec
ny obdiv.
Him." rekl Mccarthy, ivy
kaje kus slaniny, mbudes-li tax
pracovati ma poll, jako zde u
stolu, bude tebe vyborny del
Mix"
"Zacatky jsou Nzdycky tez-
ke,' odv6til jsem' zdvofile. "A
le nebudu-li zrovna Vyborn6
pracovati venku, nahradim to
zde pfi jidle."
Vsichni Sc zasmali.
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iWSS] TWSS WSSl
HLASUJTE PRO BERNf DO
DATEk.

Ohajskou ligou poplatnikt
jest rozesilan volicum dopis Sc
zadoJti, ably pomohli v boji pre-
ii vysokemu zdanovani hlaso
vanfm pri nejblizsich volbacl
stane Sc konstitucni dodatel
najicf o danich.
Pak-li re takto budou voliti
stane Sc konstotucni dodatek
statnim zakOnem a pomoci tc
hoto zakOna umozneno bude
zdaneni bohatych lidi ulehce
no vsem platicdm rentG, mali.
teldm domG, obchodnikum
jinym majitelum, jichz Sc pri-
mo dotyka vysoka cena vsech
zivotnich potreb.
Proto jest treba, ably kazdy
kdo We volebni den, dne 4. H.
stopadu, v utery, prikroci k
volbe, prohledl 81 ma volebnim
listku konstitucniho dodatku
vse, co Sc tyce dani a oznacil
kfizek pred slovem "YES'
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AMERICAN POMOHL "VY
FOUKNOUTI" UHERSKE
KORUNOVACNf KLENOTY
Koruna "sv. Stspana" jest
bez ceny.

Geneva, Svycarsko, 20. iii
ma. - BudapeStska policie "a
tkla Leandra Batika, americke
no obcana a pritele byvaleho
diktatora Uher Belly Kuna pro
spoluvinnu kradeze uherskych
korunnich klenotG v Gene ne
kolika millionG marek, jak o.
znamuje z Prahy doSla depe-
Sc. Batik Sc primal, re mu ko-
runovacni poklad byl sveren
Kunem,aby jej We Spoj. Sta
techprodal "a zlato. Mnohe z
klenotu, vcetne svaJostepanske
koruny, jez ale nema vlastne
hmotnOu cenu zadnou, byly
policii objeveny. Bella Kun je
v Rakou3ku bedlive hlidan a
bude patrne vydan.
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RLfZf Sc DOBA VANOC, DO.
RA LASKY, DOBA RA-
DOSTI!

Zaslete i Wy darek svym
vzdalenym prateldm a zna-
mym We stare vlasti. z nespo-
cetnych dopisu, ktere kazdym
! dnem prichazeji TEN, kteri
pred nekolika mesici zasilali
sve darky svym znamym a pfa
telGm, mono velmi dobfe Sc
|, znati, jak mnoho dobreho, jak
mnoho slechetneho darky temi
to bylo vykonano. Kdyz vzpo-
menete, jak radostnym srd-
Gem darky Vase byly cd Va
sich milych prijimany, jak ko
likrate slzami byly skropeny
ty darecky lasky, ktere jste do
beden vlozili tn zajiste risic-
krate jsou Vam vynahrazeny
ob6ti, ktere jste pro sve pfa-
tely vynalozili. Co move made
je, CO noveho zivota Will jste
do srdci mnohych, kteri dlou-
hym utrpenim po dobu valky
prestali v6riti poc,ivost, We
st'astnejsi budoucnost.
Blizf Sc vanoce! MGzete je-
ste jednou pripraviti svym
drahym radostne a st'a3tne o.
kamziky, kdyz zaslete Jim ne
jakedarky. Proto neolalejte a
co nejdfive pripravte 81 to,
elm chcete sve prately a zna-
me prekvapiti a radost Jim
zpGsobiti. Uradovna Americke
no Ceskoslovenskeho Boardu
jest We stale cinnosti. Tisice a
tisice krajanu nejen 2 Chica-
ga ale 2 cele oblasti Spojenych
Slatd zasila bedny baliky, v
nichz ulozeny jsou vanocni ma
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DLOUHY A KRATKY IL
STEK.

Ia voleb a. listopadu obcan
stvo bude hlasOvati tez ohled-
ne Crabbeova prohibici vynu.
covaciho zakona, kteryzto "a
kon musi byt porazen, mame-li
byt cd temperencnich slidilI
pod vlastni strechou uSeIreni.
O Zakonu tom referovano je
ma tax zvanem dlouhem listku
kde nutno napsati krizek pred
sluvko NO.
Jina dGlezita ticketa je O.
hledne ustavniho dodatku
constitutional Amendment)
ktera rovn6z prohibici potira.
Chcete-li 81 zachovati pravo
ma vypiti sklenice piva neb Vi
ma, naznacte kfizek ma kratke
te tickete pred slovickem
Yes, cimz rozpinavo3t zaka-
zovacu obmezite. Ma dlou-
hem listku hlasujte tudiz
mo" a ma kratkem Yes.
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IWlsS',,S!,,.] Wls',,S!,,.] WSSl IW,l!l,,!s,'sl

Vyloupeni kostela ma hore
Hostyne. Kostel ma zname pa
matne moravske hofe Hostyn6
byl v noci ma 3. rijna vyloupen
Dvefe v predsina chramove by
ly zlodeji sekerou roztfisteny
vyrazeny a ma oltafi byly
stopy nasilneho dobyvani do ia
bernaklu. Sc sochy marianske
odcizena byla zlata korunka,
ze sakristie 3 kalichy a vice Ri
znych drahocennych pfedme-
tn. Pachatele byli, - jak die
stop lie souditi - necim wy
ruscni, takze prchli, .nenadela
jice vetsich skod. Loupez or
namena cetnictyu, ktere zaha
jilo patrani.
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dilky pro zname a pribuzne.
Kdo chce aby zasilky dosly ma
misto cas-, ten mu.sI nejdele
do konce tohoto tydne ode
vzdati darky v uradovn6 Ces-
koslovenskeho Americkeho
Boardu, ably molly byti nej-
blizsi lodi vypraveny.
Cabelogram Ceskoslovenske
vlady oznamuje, re tri lode
majici naklad dark1 urce-
nych pro prately v cesko3loven
ske republice jsou v Hambur
ku a prave pocina Sc s dopra-
dovanlm darkd do republiky.
Lode tyto jsou Zaca, vyplula
2 New Yorku 81. srpna, Ka-
rowlee vyplula Is. zari a ia
son, ktera opustila prisyav New
Yor3ky, ~. Zarl.
Bedny darky venkova
zasilany bud'tez ma Adresu A
merican Czechoslovak Board,
$500 So. Sawyer Ave. Chica-
go, Ill. Bedny a baliky musi
byti poslany vyplacene. Do
pravne obnasi "a bedny pecli-
We uzavfene 10 cent1 "a jed
nu libru, "a baliky mensi, kite
re vkladany jsou do beden v
ufadovne IL centu "a jednu Ii
bru "a baliky vetsi hezli SO
liber "a jednu liber Ia cent1.
Penize ma uhrazeni dopravne-
no musi byti zaslany zarove1
Sc za1ilkou. Pojisteni prot u
hrazeni dopravneho musi byti
zaslany zaroven Sc zasilkou.
Pojis,eni proti jakekoli ztrat6
obnasi $3.50 "a 100 dolarG po-
jistene hodnoty. Neotalejte a
zaSlete svym pratelum darky
CO nejdrive.
| Amer. Czechoslovak Board
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BANkOVNf LUPIc ZABIT

Beaver Falls, Pa, 28. fijna.
= Jeden re tri lupicd, kteri
pfepadli zdejsi banku, a zabili
jednoho fiditelI, byl zabit ne
daleko Cooks Ferry druzi
diva byli chyceni statni policii,
detektivy ozbrojenymi OBJ
cany.
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PORAD SJEZDU CES. NJ SDRUZENi.


Sized konan bude Chicagu (v Sokoe Chicago Kedze
Ave) dne Is Is. listopadu 1919
l.. Zahajenf spezdu predsedou Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni
2. Zprava tajemnika Ces Mar. Sdruzeni, zprava po-
kladn ucetni.
3. Zpravy tajemnfkG Kraskych3 VyborG (bud osobne
bud pisemne podane) 0 stavu organsaci
A. Reorganisace Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni p. F. L. Musil.
s. Zpraya pomocne akci DR.. Smetanka.
g. Volby do Narodn Rady. s&'s>
T. Volne navrhy.
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"SvET" {"

poToZuiiiehiin. Beru slce ple-
chae do ruky, ale spoustim jej
dolu a tazi Sc nesmele:
"A to nam jako tedy dojit."
sale dovolte - ia jeste nj
kdy nedojil."
"Tak? To je pekne. Chlapik
jako buk a nedojil. A pro-
sim te, rekni mi, co isl vlastne
delal cely sv6j zivot?"
Vysvetluji, ze nemam hospo
darskeho vzdelani. A pripoju-
il * tomu, re mas sedlaci vi
bee nedoji. To re je prace hlou
pa, muze neddstojna a proto
re il. pfenechavame zenam.
"A to jste mi pekni," pravi
Mccarthy, "zeny nechaji Dirt
a sami patrne okouni kolem.
To ia sice nejsem zadny gen
tleman, ale tohle bych Sc prece
jen stydel, A co vlastne dela.ji
u vas sedlaci?"
| Vykladam to i ono. Dokon-
ce vpadam do slavnostniho to-
nu.
Mccarthy mzhoura svymi ST
decnymi ocky.
mo, no, rozpovidal isl Sc
nejak. Ale ted je tfeba ne
chat praseni a chopit Sc pra-
Ice"
Neni vyhnuti. Sbiram smut
ne Sc zeme obdivuhodny
pfedmet, ktery byl mi oznacen
jako stolicka. Je to kus prken
ka, pfibiteho ma kratky kolik.
Pokousim Sc posadili Sc, ale
nemohu n6jak udrzeti rovno-
vahu ma tomto vratkem pred
metu.
Kone6ne jsem Sc tedy usa-
dill blizkosti plneho vomene.
Pfipomnel jsem 81, re u mas
zenske tahaji stfidave ceciky
a zacal jsem tedy take vazn6
tahat. Mleko vsak neteklo. Pc
cinam pracovat 1silovneji a L.
silovneji. Pot mi vystoupil ma
cele a mkde niGeho. Uboha
kravka nemohouc me tyrani
yydrzeti, uhyba Sc, buci zalost
, ne a obraci po mne udivenou
hlavu.
Konecne Sc patrnG dovtipila
jak sc mne, zbavit. Zasahla
mne nohou ma mem vratkem
tr1ne ia jsem sc ocid ma ze-
mi.
Sebral jsam vztekle svlj
kbelik ma mleko. PAX jsem Sc
odebral do sousedniho odde-
leni chleva, odkudz jsem sly
sci hlasy McCarthyho a jedno-
no Geledina.
"Tak CO, uz jsi podojil?" o.
taxa | Sc farmaf.
IL nepodojil. Ona snad ami
mleko nema. 'Taham il, az
mne prsty boil a ne a ne z nj
kapku dostat.
"Ze nema mleko? Pojd', ia
ii je muslin ukazat."
Vejdeme znovu ke kravc 2,
ktera, jak sc mi zda, Sc stra-
chem teteli a chmatne zkuse-
nou rukou ma vemeno. Shybnu
Sc a pozoruji upfene z blizka,
co Sc bude' dit. Mccarthy stisk
nul tenky pramenek mleka
mne div neo3lepil. Utiram oci,
zufe v duch, a slysim dobrac-
ky HAS farmare:
"No tax. Ma nebo nema?"
Neodpovidam, jsa dopalen.
Mccarthy vida, ze jsem Sc roz
Gill, klepe mi ma rameno a do
mlouva. ,Muj hnev chladne.
Sleduji bedlive farmafe o tom,
jak Sc doji. -
Je to jednoduche. TAX jed
noduche, ze bych 81 div nena-
pohlavkoval, BE jsem ma to
nepriSel drive.
Geek Sc vezme mezi palec
a ukazovacek tesne pod veme-
mem, sli5kna potOm Sc ma
nGj pfitlaGi ostatni tri prsty.
MlakO tefa takTka SamO SabOu
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z. M. Kudej:
UNITE DOJIT?

McCarthym shodli, "a jakych
podmlnek budu u n6ho praco-
vati, vysli jsme z domku rodi-
ny Mrnakovy, kdez jsem dlel
prave navstevou.
Pred domkem stal u kolu
pripoutan kun. Krasne, ohnive
zvire zaricelo radostne, kdyz
uvidelo sveho pana. Mccarthy
Ijej odpoutal a vysvihl Sc o.
bratne do sedla. ia Sc pripra-
voval ma cestu pesky.
"Jen 81 pekne vyskoc ma
mne', pravi privetive rudo-
vlasy gentleman.
"Dovolte, ia pGjdu radeji
pesky.'
Il kde pax - kdy bychom
sc dostali domG? Jen polez!'
Vydrapal jsem 50 dosti pra-
cne ma siroky hrbet kone.
Rodina Mrnakovych Sc pfi
tom smala tax neomalene, re
sc to daleko rozlehalo.
Co Jim vlastne bylo pTi tom
k smichu? Nine do smichu ne
bylo. V pflstim okamziku jsme
vyleteli ze dvora.
/ Ano - vyleteli! Ponevadz 8
! jizdou Sc to nedalo srovnat. Sc
de ma holem hfbete kone, "a
, vysokym mexickym sedlem,
: byf jsem stale vymrst'ovan do
vyse padal jsem znovu, pri
cez jsem bole3ti jen sycel, neb
konska pa,ef byla neco tvrd
81 nez-li trdlice. Mole ruce
, objaly kfecovite McCarthyho
, pas. Myslim, re jsem mel
strach, ably nespadl, take
} lsem no t'astne udrzel ma ko-
nj az k farme.
Kdyz jsem Sc konecne ma
dvofe fanny sesunul st'astne
s kone, citil jsem, ze mi pG-
da ubfha kamsi pod nohama,
jez sc mi bolesti krivily. Jista
: cast meho tela, jak Sc mi zda-
10, byla rozbita ma padrt'.
!, Chel jsem 81 sednouti, ale
, Mccarthy mne vlekl do obytne
no staveni. Byla to pekna jed
nopatrova residence. Vykaza-
Ii mi tam maly, ale utulny
pOkojik. Tam jsem sc umyl a
potion jsem byl pfedstaven pa
nj domu.
Farmafka byla asi dvac III
ipetileta, modrooka a rGzolici
Nemka. ti3kla mi nehorazn6
ruku q hned mas hnala k veGe-
ri do jidelny. Tam sedelo jiz
sedm bujnych chlapcG RUNE
velikosti barry = domaci
celed'.
Vecefa byla nejen vydatna,
ale i znamenita. To mne usmi
filo razem mym novym Ia
mestnanim. Kdyz jsem ulehal
do ciJtoucke postele nahofe V
SVEN pokojiku, tn Sc mi zdalo,
re prece jen neni ma svete sta
WI, kerry by Sc rovnal farmaf
skemu. A tax timto blahym
vedomim jsem usnul. Ale mel
jsem pOdivne sny.
Ia pluhem ubiram Sc neko-
necnym polem, vyryvaje krivo
lakou brazdu. Nahle zrim CO.
81 temneho, plaziciho Sc prerii.
w dalce Sc zjevi Il jednoho ke-
re oblacek dymu, a cosi prask
ne. Neco lett kolem mne "a
lostne hvizdajic. A nahle Sc
hrne ma mne nekolik bizar-
Mich pomalovanych postav.
Indiani! Opravdovi, nefal-
sovani Indiani. Jako by byli
prave opustili vyhodny enga-
cement V cirkuse plukovnika
Codyho buffalo Billa) a da-
Ii Sc znovu ma stezku valeG-
nOu.
| OpouStim sv6j pluh a beru
do zajeclch; lee v nekolika O.
kamzicich jsem dostizen a sra
zen k ami. Vidim svalnatou
rudou ruku, jak saba "a opa-
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- Protoze jsme oba zmokli,
jests nefnusime byt pratele.
We veselohfe ITO byla noe"
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Ceskoslovenskym bvolicIm
ma zapadni strane.
ANT. COLEMAN

echo-american, rozeny ceslse osad 8
ma zapadnf strane, uchazf Sc drad do
mastske rady druhe warde.
Zastavam prftomne dfad prfrucfho Sc
rifa a vzdy jsem Sc snazil die moznosti
prospect nasemu lidu
ceskoslovenstf obcane 2. wardy pTeje-
tell 81 miti sveho spolehliveho zastup-
ce mestske rade, zadam Vas hlas
pfi volbe 4. listopadu.
Prospech wardy nasf a celeho rodneho
mesta budu mfti vzdy ma zreteli, pak-
Ii mne svojf d6verou poctite,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-28
snhnnI improvements.

Morris Halter, principal of,the Riyes
vile High school reports that they will
soon have installed in the high school
basement for the benefit of the school
q Turkish bath. The electric pump
has been purchased for the deepNwa-
ter well which will furnish water
pressure. The bath room will have
hot and cold water The cement has
already been purchased for cement
walk from the school building to the
street car line. This will be a great
Improvement for the pupils. Now !.
they can get the M. v. T! Co. to build
platform at the street car stop 80
that people can get on and off without
step ladders they will have things in
pretty good shape.
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Underworld Story.

An amusing story Of enthusiastic
adventure in the underworld, 1.-THE
Love Burglar" at the Nelson, comes
close to being bright satire on the
burglar play. 1t runs along seriously
as an actual and convincing experience
among desperate crooks, lurid melo-
drama, bringing about very interest
inE situation between "The Colt Kid,
desperate character just released
from Joliet prison, and a beautiful
singer who is in the clutches of gsnG
az thieves. In order to save her from
them, he, is obliged to marry her, and
the ceremony is performed by pick
pocket turned clergyman. They both
understand that the ceremony is a
mere pretense and do not live as man
ana wife except to keep up appear
ances.
glimpse Of the true situation, one full
Of peril for both. through the amorous
attentions of one Of the crooks. The
desperate gun-man, by whom the
whole gang is terrorized, is an athletic
Young society man who disguised him
Ell successfully in a still hunt for a
fool brother in the underworld and was
mistaken for the real criminal, imper-
sonating him so well as to be accepted
as Zone Of u.s.
Suspense Is kept alive over the fate
of the beautiful singer, whose identity
becomes revealed when the foql
crooks attempt to loot the young
athletes house. While the sltuat pms
axe melodramatic, there is a We a OF
subtle humor throughout, and y ac-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-28
NEW ERA INSTITUTE
10 BE Held HERE
DR.. c. S. Butler viii Con-
duct It at First Presby-
terian Church.


Much interest centers In the Instl-
tute to be conducted tomorrow In the
First Presbyterian church in connec-
ton with the New Era movement Of
that denomination. The sessions will
open at two o'clock and will conclude
with the evening session.
DR.. g. s. Butler. one Of the district
secretaries Of the Presbyterian New
Era movement, will conduct the instl-
tute and will be assisted by local pas
tors.
The Institutes which are being con-
Quoted in West Virginia are part Of
the 400 or more to be held in practi-
cally every state Of the country this
fall to inspire local churches 10 great
effort in the New Era campaign. The
features to be stressed will be The big
phases Of the Presbyterian movement,
including evangelism, religious edu-
cation, church and Sunday school eff
ftciency, social service, stewardship
and finance. The big item Of the
finance campaign is the "Pay-up,
Pledge-up" ingathering whereby the
endeayor will be made to complete
the $13, 100000 Presbyterian budget,
eliminating in Thanksgiving Day
jubilee.
Following are the dates and places
of the Institutes: Chester, W. Va,
Oct. 81; Fairmont, Oct. 90; Clarks-
burg, Oct. 80; Charleston, at the
Kanawha Presbyterian church, Oct.
81; Parkersburg, at the First Pres
byterian church, Nov. 8.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-28
STRONG men and
women WIN OUT

In business, at work or at home,
you must make good" or be a fall
ure. The healthy red-blooded man q
woman tackles every task fearlessis'
with 10y and the pep" that wins !,
Plenty of red blood, rich in Iron ana
phospha les, is needed il you ould
win in les battles.
One d our leading doctors has OF
ten remEsked, Life Is full of need
less faiiptes, all BECAUSE men and
women o not keep their 1Ood and
nerves mar red with siep Iron and
Phosphat Is; tAesSpis no excuse for the
thousand of ittn down, eak and ner-
yous men and w0men " len Phosphat-
ed Iron ih6 Red Blood and Nerve
Builder Is ithin teach Of all. 1t will
bring back The io o Mug and doing
give you gged hetiNp, strength ana
If you arc all IN ae@ weak, thin
or nervous, hosr lated IrS will build
YOU 1lp and A you febl He live
one: ia meyer disappoi1ts. 10 mat
ter what anyone says p you YOU owe
It tosours elf to take EPhosphatedN ron
mr. il and aate III yourself how at(er
oufy a few days it increases youf
health and strength one hundred per
cent,
Ask for Phosphated Iron Capsules
and be sure you get capsules. For sale
lby Mountain City Drug Co., and lead
ing druggists every where.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-28
Toniabt,s for the Irish.

Barney Gilmore, the popular irish
singing comedian, is coming to the
Grand theatre tonight IN his grea!
Irish play, 1.-THE Rocky Road to Dub
lin" He has surrounded himself with
a great acting company headed by
MISC Helen EVily, who came to this
country with the Irish players several
seasons ago., The story deals with the
friendly rivalry between a Western
miner touring Ireland and the driver
of a jaunting car for the hand of a
wealthy widow which furnishes no end
of complications. The play Is full OF
sparkling dialogue real Irish wit, songs
and dances by Mr.. Gilmore with the
assistance of a real Irish piper. The
Lakes of Killarney and a story Of real
heart interest makes 1.-THE Rocky Road
to Dublin" the best Irish play that has
ever been written.