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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
Personals.

Th. yurnrg son of Mr.. ami Mrs. AtheF'
,r-SlkUron avenue. j. reported I" he Ill.
Ny,lliau knullngcr. of Fct"rS Run. Is
.,crn,nr a few weeks in IN" middle west.
Albert Ne>h,tt. "f wheeling avenue. Is
ohI, 10 be about aEain after being t-n-
.incd to his home for several days III.
&. II. Harris. Of Canal Dover. O.. is a
business caller in town, in the intcr,st
Of his firm.
CHARLES II. Harrison. of Pittsburgh,
snan, Yesterday the guest Of his brother
on Wheeling avenue.
c. W. Cornell. Of Park View. was in at
tendance at the game at MorgantGTn
ynstcrIaN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
SANDY RIDGE, u

I.,t.v kin=. at EurNGardr. va porn
Nh -. 10" died My. -: W. =
KITTY l;ufNhardl dI'd at the h"m ',.. "l
her Iaih.r ". Il. hlr". saturday 'E'n-
INV nTi,r = lingering illness al tuh"T-
,llI,,I> rturrll SrrI!CcS w'r" hylH
'Iursda, morning al = O'clock c"nnu'''i
N E,, Jones. az i;trn"SNli lc. Sh1 -
Survived us her husband and on" dtUSh-
Ter rn,hrr mother. rs" SISTERS ana one
l,ru,hrr The bad! WAS taken I" Hhi"'S,
VII. ia. day ,,cmlnH. wh"r" Ih''rih'''
Mr and Mrs. V. II. Sears and daugn,
i,r Ais Edna. visited sunday ana
Arr,.,,y with Flushing relatives.
MIR. and Mr,. i:3,ilzI i'avIS. If Rarn"s-
,rfr.' So, rr 49,. v, ..k-cl.h with tn" FORM
,r'S m"lh,". Mr.. Anna Davis 81 |"Hhuh
Mr. AMI Mrs. John Brooks and family
81 M SUNDAY with Mr.. and Mrs. G"nrE"
rrEaH. II Lower Sandy.
Mis-, ilI'Ga IiI}d >",n' M W.. H-ehH
with Mss Ein hunt. w.t. OF town.
Mus~r- Mary llArrrS, Audrey FlShrr
md Edna Rurchfi,ld visited with Miss
LIl!nu il"rfmam. If Tacoma. Tuesday.
Mis-: lnrG FISHER WIS IN" cues, 81
III Trvnnn Hh'pi"y. at Tacoma I"'S-
An. and Mr.. John Spencer. Of BARNES
VIII. y.~t"d Sumdny with Mr., and Mrs
I'riD'r' t'aLicE. e,..,,.,, j.
Mr.. i.nura Long, Of I'rth"sda;, spent,
III. W. k-'ud with her pi'rrnts. Mr.. and
Mr.. l.",. M""rr of Nj. Holly;
MIR and Mrs Allen Bailey. near
Sr,.',i..l were chilling on 5. Il. Naylor. Of
J.. - :'air"r AID wife HAY" returned
I"lr. utl'r It tw" weeks trip 1" Mich
;. a'r"rda',: National Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur stanton. Of near
So .... ". t. cUr,t,, If Mr.. and DISK
bernhard. If Earncsvillc sunday.
Mr.. and Mr. Nm. iMyd were calItn&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
NEWELL

NEWELL W. Va. Nov 27.--A. n. Os-
born, superintendent Of The Newell pub
lie sch""ls AMI Supt. T. l.. Oldak,r. ot
Chester: Supt. Stanforth. Of New Cum
hcrland: Supt. Johnson. e Wcirton. and
county Superintendent II. O. Miller "f
I'ughtown arc in r'9irmunt. attending
the annual convention of the West NIr-
ginia Educational Association.
The third degree VII be conferred
upon n large class Of candidates Friday
evening hy Clark lodge. |. q. o. +.
Many members Of tn" local lodge " II
also be guests Friday night 1T a sun
per to be served in hte East Livcrp""l.
Ohio. lodge room following the unNcil-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
Injured While at Work.

Ol,nlrurS smith. of MCkin!rENiII'' g..
employed II IN" li"tch BOTTOM I!itl'' ~
drrt hanr,.nrd whrl" smith was coup,
ling w." ,'us together IN III" mine nil' ~
in some wa WAS squov|'d. S"N"rdi
ribs were broken. lie vas NJ Chcr re-
moved L. tn" N"r'h Nh''IlhE nrnp'T ~
h,. Dr NL.r,0GI who reported that he
was RESTING easily last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
avn,nrs Tnten down, washed and
stored. Tel. $50. Wheeling Tent u ATn-
mo Co.
Rsal Pleasure Shown.

p,..r,,,, the fact that tn" majority 81
3d.. ,,,t.r. m the town Of Elm Gr"E" an"
p,,i,r>na We're cast against thu Greater
wheeling. il SONS that since II carried
~ In. district tha, tn" Pr"pl" ar" salts
,,ca and MANI stated yesterday that th'S
~, r. really thankful that il had carr',T'
,r,,, vote cast was small. but IN" "udS
were not great against Greater "h't!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
WARWOOD
MorcRcYCL1sT HAS BAD SPILL.

Mr. liurncs. local m"lurCErl" rI"r.
nl,I with an accident yesterday morning
whlI" going 10 work. Fic Wa r"iu&
down thu river road At Il far rhi" al
srr,I when he noticed q lInl~lId" IA
tin. ufddl, uf the road. licfor' II" was
ni.Ilr - sinp his macrinr hr was thrown
intu IT, Thi. caused him to rrC"iv" =
mud bath. rs II wa whey" - small
slid, had hlrrkudcd traiiI" N'dn' Stay
.ry,uinr All muturcy Gle Hud auto
drivers ar warned 10 drjy" slow along
these. places.
Traffic Held Up.
Traffic uE th'. river road WAS II, Id up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
c.pprSrERs TO MEET

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. 27.-The
state Council OF Carpenters meets at
Charleston SATURDAY and the gathering
N Rogers. president OF the West Vir-
yinia Federation of Labor. left Charles
Ton Tuesday for Parkersburg. spent
Wednesday in Fairmont. Is at Richmond
Satnrday's convention and then attend
n meeting OF miners next Sunday at
Miami.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
ELM GROVE
viii Repair Bridges.

':uy Ealum"r" AMI obs" 'u''"ii" '''h'-
.,.,,, w;ll start work ut enc" on T"H;'rS
:, in. nriJr" near the r,w"r nous ~ IN, ."'
urp.r part "f town. which WAS d ;''i It
h,.,b, rlo,GS. Tn, hcidcr /" d"''ar"i a.
~. N bad shape and it will ta%" S'."ra!
v,c..ks to- get IT back |" MS n"r''"'
strength. In tn meantime the trans
a II h,.. operated over It al slow spec" OF
,lprS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy III\ld t''LIH.n,'II. +,
nunll,rr If thor friends N"St'r"HE VIII
= : ,',ul,k THANKSGIVING dinner II ~
b,,n,, ~ rrrIrr Warwr"d After the
Il .,,r..r the. r..@i &c tie evening" Vas Sr,nt
=, ,ard- Tnr h"r"r"d guests were MI
.,,,J MIR Albert hiniru'. OF Grtll"h'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
Ar,nY Truck Through.

\ i..ru, army TRUCK used IN surv"yIns
roads through til" I""a! district. is stop
p,ng IN Elm eros" and Will remain here
Tor a few days before proceeding East
whore It will have much work I" do II
;hc mountains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
No School To-day,

Tho public $rhur's ar" C!"s"d l'dH|
and VIII uul r">Unu" until Muu!HI, be -
rnuS,. e the ThInksE.v.nE \nc',l"''
! SuuIr ui the teachers arr Mt thor N.lI'-
uuS home IN IA, diiIcI,ul towns whl'
others are atiri'dhg th' Ldura'i' -.
Convention at FUrmuu;.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
Planning For supper.

Plans ar" being rushed by IN" EoFSS
Of J G. M"urc'S Sunday school class 81
tho PRESBYTERIAN church for the supper
To- h.. !, v.'n TursdtN. Deco nhcr ;. IN IN"
diu.n,, room "f TIA" church. Mr. Moore
, stated Last evening that IN" boys are
imk!u., much interest in III" affair and ar"
wurKIu. very hard t. make II success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
Moving Coal Cars.

The work Il m"vinS all TIN coal "arS
from the switches in tn" local district
IS in progress and III" work will b" car
rird out all along the line. The mines
her. are no, operating and the cars VIII
bc used at other places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
Damage Up Greek.

Much damage is reported IN tn" Wheel
inv, creek valley ~ Il result OF the creek
flooding the bottom land all along IN.
Galley. Thousands of dollars of damage
: reported all along tn" roadway from
Elm Grove TO Twilight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
DAWSON RESIGNS.

NEW YORK Nov. 27.-Fred T. DAw-
son. head coach Of football. baseball and
basketball at Columbia University foI
The past two years. today resigned Mis-
positions. giving III health al his reaS-
on. Columbia's conQiittee on athletics
son will leave for Arizona on Sunday
he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
Many Hunters Out.

Many hunters are out through the
country district and yesterday saw many
of them on the trail of rabbits III all
r,ris Of th,, lorll district. II is claimed
,b.t game - very plentiful throughout
the count AID rh"t good RESULTS ar" re-
n,rt.S hy. thu, hunters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
s,nM,r Fall TO READ

ansaecttons 81 Grass widow" tho
latest aetiea serial stories By Miss Jane
pixou. TO appear Monday, Wednesday
ana saturday In Ths Wheeling Intslli-
rsucsr. Order your subscription today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
Meeting Of Choir.

y meeting OF ia" members OF IN" l-u-
thrran church choir Will he held tins
evening ut tho church. After r"hchrSA,
scTrral important business tiers VII
come before the members for c"nNidcra-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

COI.TMRIS. Nov 2i-C"l. T.. S. VII
son. editorial writer on the Ohio state
Journal. and one 81 the best known
newspaper mon in Ohio. is seriously ILL.,
He is 81. There is little hope for his
recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

COLUMBUS. Nov. Ex-Governor Cos
today rrnut.d ia" annual THANKSGIVING
pardon to Louis Miller If Cincinnati.
srr\ inn; a 50 r"u"c in the p"niicntiary
for manslaunhtor. The statement issued
Mt the governors omic" said that Miller
had been convicted of manslauEhter
growing ont Of what seems To hAy"
been the accidental killing Of his host
friend" Prosecutor Carcll" recommend
cd pardon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

COLUMBUS. Nov. In n" absence
Of DR.. W O. THOMPSON in Washington
rs a member Of tn" new industrial com
mission. Judge job" J. Adams. dean Of
IN" law roil"p" VIII act Hs president Of
thu, Ohio Stat" University.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

Awnings taken down, washed and
stored. Tel. 663. Wheeling Tent Avn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

Traffic un th,. riv,l road WAS Ia, ld up
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DUidnds

3 Quarterly January April July, October.
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GlHinOS

rial times dividend requirements.
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Production

Average yearly rate per day over 400 barrels oil.
I5,ooo,ooo cubic feet OF gas and 500 gallons
VuspIIu,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
HkaSE SAYS SPaR7icasS
WILL TIRE OF TERRORISM

Copenhagen. April -1.-"Wher we
secure power and are able 70 realize
cur ideals. the Sparracans viii ADAM
don their methods OF terrorism. rec
ogDizirg thar those methods may
suit Russia but that they Go not suit
GERMANY said Hugo Faase. German
Independent Socialist leader. - the
Berlin correspondent Of the Exchange
Telegraph Co.
The correspondent, who ms Just
returned f-or, Berlin. says Eaase
told him that the Independent So
c.alist party asked for the soc;aIiza =
ton OF all the srea, services Of the
country.
With regard 70 the Soviet sys-
TEN there is some difference q
opinion" he said. but the most CT
Us want j, realized IN the following
manner: Every factory or similar
Institution Ia select 4 special small
council 70 control Il but - have g-oa.
counc;.s Of workers formed through
~ Germany, these II have n certain
power OF control over public lnstitu-
tons. courts Ct justice, and SD on. to-
geIl7er with the right 70 place bills
before Parliament. Il reforms pro
posed ara rejected the councils will
arrangee % take Il popular vote"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
FEELING OF GLOOM
IN CITY OF BERLIN

Berlin. SATURDAY.. April a--tBy The
4 Associated Press. The cabinet devoted
less than ba!f At hour 20 the formula
ton OF - answer % the Entente 4
n ,auna 20 Versailles for the purposa
Of receiving { draf, Of he peace terms.
A feeling OF gloom prevails IN oltic ..
circles tong and there are 10 !lia-
sioHS as 10 ob ming an: mitigation II
he peace awaiting Germany. re pro-
cedu-e Of The Council OF Four came as
! surprise notwithstanding mat ne
Jews q me pas. week toreshadowed il.
ana 4 = interpreted n ca5lne, circles
ana al the tore!g:l Office IS ina, prof
IA. ne Entente IS disinc:ined fort.,-
WITH % en.ar INTO negotiations based
Oh President Wilson :. points ard
rat ne .er-ns awaiting Germany are
cl.- md dred.
The German enissar,es will merely
nave instructions 10 carr the peac
document 5sck . Berlin. The question
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
SENDING OUT WORD CT
BREAKING UP OF HUN ARMY

Berlin, Thursday. April ,1-tBy the
Associated Press}-ETerv German
town and city which rad Is own
garrison aas been officially notl-ies:
y? tie national assembly that i :as
been DECIDED 70 I!sband he German
army. The official notification, while
referring 70 the creation If a new
army Il the future says is strength
Is entirely Unknown.
Wine wholesalers are trying 10 re-
ease mo lie channels Of trade enor-
nous quantities Of wines ana spirits
~hic!! we-e stored; for The army when
lighting ceased ard winch ara either
being drunk by the soldiers councils
or a-e n DANCER 81 being ruined by
t.,e coming warm veacAer. owing -
unsuitable storage conditions. !. Is
bel.era,4 ! y me dealers thai TIE -l.l.l
prices q vines an ae materially r.
ducec ( the liCInrs are released be-
fore = IS roo laIa.
The government llas \ plan Tor
recoEn:@:-" I-ir-aa as a second cap
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22

realize the advantage Of assisting him.
He and II. Folubowfcz. premier Of west
Ukraine. have been heartened by recen.
its Of American, French and Italian
MISSIONS At StanIsIau. During the con-
ference at Odesss between the French
and Ckrantans prior to the evacuation
Of that city. it in asserted tina. the
French admitted they had been miaen-
formed regarding thu Ckrznian govern
mant and that they were preparing to
extend organization and technical aid 70
the Ckranian troops.
Petiura states tina. he would be Cad
70 hare the heIp Of the American Red
Cross in view OF sanitary conditions. as
his government 10 helpless to combat
tie spread Of infectious diseases whsc.,
are nov PREVALENT Ia Ukraine.
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WHEAT PRICE
Continued from Page One

consideration: Direct dealing wiz
the farmers, which would bring tile
director into contact with 100000
persons; purchase through TIC caCc-
Nv grain exchanges which would ne
cessitae keeping =. 600 accounts; and
buyi-g through The mills. WHICH
would reduce the number Of Clients
TO 7.ana
As ID sale OF government acquired
stocks, the director said thar Con-
yress. nth a clear conception OF the
difficulties Of the coming years. hai
de,esa ed to the President large
powers ami discretion, which would
be At the service OF the wheat admin
is;-at:cn. The sale policy. he stated
would be decided by factors develop
ing with the season. and the license
power would be used. Il necessa-r. 70
control trade practices so as 70 as
sure proper reflection Of the guaran-
teed price reaching all classes ce pro-
ducer--
Accepting the department Of ag-
ricuIture's estimate Of the largest
winter wheat crop IN history and
making allowances FOR unfavorable
weather conditions which held the
spring crop back two weeks. -Ir.
Barnes predicted that Americas 1919
wheat yield would tax TO the Ut
most the country's storage, railroad
and shipping facilities. He expected
reduced wheat and wheat products
prices in two months-they are now
above the government, fair price lev
ell owing 10 the heavy export demand
bu, show little chance Of a return
Of the fve-cen, loaf Of bread. The
cost OF -four was only Is per cent OF
the cost Of the bread. he said. and
with wages and other factors at
high levels. there was no present
likelihood that the price would be
GU, IN two.
Mr.. Barnes declared reports that
government agencies were urging
farmers 10 cut down their acreage
OF spring wheat and regarded as for
tunate- IN view Of the food condi-
ions throughout the world, the
probability that such an even, would
produce this year the greatest crop
ever grown. The l1Ss harvest-second
-. 9~ok aiA N-AG 4idAfcII SkOEy-W0S
consumed or pledged. he stated.
Whether the world value would con-
sinue during the coming year high
er than the government fixed price.
he said would depend on the for
eigh crops. whose prospects field
agents Of Herbert Hoover. head Of
the Inter-allied Food Commission.
were studying.
II would be we'll for Americans to
appreciate. Mr.. Barnes asserted, that
Ave ravaging years had created an
unparalleled world food position. Il
can not be remedied at once, he
continued. We can not build a wall
around our own fortunate country
and refuse 70 spare our plenty with
the unfort1nates of Europe Ameri-
can food. American shipping, Amer
lean shipping organisation and
American leadership under Mr..
Hoover have saved n total in actual
lives and in suffering that should
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Tc1ouh~na Ratas
Continued from PAGE ons}

penses Of the operation Of these
wire systems. the postmaste--gener-
al must pay them out Of the reve-
nues earned by the various compa-
nieA These revenues must be in
creased IL expenses increase. and
the only available way Of getting
increased revenue is through in
creased rates to the public. Neces-
sariiy. the increase in wages agreed
upon will involve an increase Of
rates in these companies. a study OF
which will be made at once It is
proper TO add that the companies
VIII not profit by any increase that
may be necessary. as all revenues
go to- the government"
Mr.. Rooms. after expressing his
qualification at the settlement Of the
strike. outlined the difficulties which
the situation had presented to the
Post Once department.
"A largo number Of wage sched-
ules had been presented" he said.
These schedules were intricate and
technical and had to be considered
not only with reference to the par
ticular classes Of employees affected.
but aloo in their relation to each
other and To tlsir effect on the pub
lie
In. handling questions Of wage
schedules. II should be remembered
that there are many hundreds Of in
dividnal telephone companies. and
each one has itS wage scale It
would be impossible for the post
master-gansral to attsnd local con-
fsrencas in all such casos or TO sand
representative II simply empha~
21es- the need. Of some such method
OF procedure AZ the po0tm1steF>gen-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22

Sympaoms Of WORMS in children
are: Derang0n stomach. swollen
upper lip. sour stomach. offensive
breath. hard and full belly, with
occasional gr!pings and pains about
the navel. pale face Of leaGen tint
eyes heavy and dull. twitchiEE
eyeiids. itching Of the nose. itching of
TIE rectum. snort dry cough. grinding
OF the teeth. little red points stickins
out on tongue. starting during sleep.
slow fever. Grown people are subject
10 worms also.
The one best remedy IS DR.. True $
Elixir, the Family Laxative and Worm
Expeiler- Also a pleasant sure. SAFE
laxative for children and grown folks.
Mrs. AnBe!me Lama!re. 3 State Street.
Sanford. Maine. wrote to DR.. True. Ny
daughter, Gertrude, had dizzy spells and
could not even go out for che aiwars
complained Of being sick. She used
your worm expeiler CDR True's Elixir }
She never had any fits since. feel
very grateful TO YOU Dr.. True Elixir
can De used freely for both children and
grown folks. Start taking It today
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22

April II, a; the Augusta General hog
pi'ai, is reported as doing well.
Mrs. Alice Clifford aad daughter
have rented rooms q: Rest Cottage.
Miss Hazel Crosby attended the Y
". {. 4. conference held At Lewis
ton.
Miss Hannah Alden Of Watsrville
vas an all day guest Of Miss Mar
earet Durham one day last week.
Mrs. Hattie Ward OF Wate5vilie
passed 4 few days with Mrs. ". V.
Nash recently.
w. B. Crosby and I. A. Gilbert Il =
tended the Tooth anniversary Of the
Cdf Fellows held j, Portland Satur-
day, April 18th.
Mrs. Eiwooj Jones Of North Vas
salhcro was calling On friends here
Saturday,.
Joseph Clark Of wa2arvsIls and his
daughter, Miss Matte Clazk. Who
teaches in Rutherford. y. J., were
Sunday guests OF Mrs. Evsfsft Cat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
/ Real Hair Saver
and Boauiifiel
Found at Last-Sho~s Results 4,
Ones ar Nethins 70 Pay

II Jour hair is thinning out. premA-
turely gray. brittle. nfeiess. full Of
dandrun and your head itches Ike mad
quick action nu.. be taken TO save your
hair
Don't wait until the hair root is dead.
for then nothing can help you.
&c, from any good druggist today 3
bottle of Partisan saee-it doesn't cost
much and there's nothing else you csuI /
Use that's 50 simple. safe and effective
You viii surely be delighted with the
irst application. Your hair viii seem
much moro abundant and radiant with
lie and beauty-aii itching ceases and
your scalp feels cool and comfortable
Partisan sage il in sTeat demand BY dis
terminating women because it il deli
cately perfumed. does not color or
streak the hair, and keeps IL lussrouz.
soft and funny.
BE sure you get the genuine Partisan
sage fGiruux's) for this 10 guaranteed
TO give perfect satisfaction or nothing
20 pay.-Adv. apr1s-S-d
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isai of Germany by hav.1,:- Presidea
Ebert reside there pare NJ tire year,
10 trarsfe: certain imperial bureaus
20 that city and even hold some meet
irgs CT the national assembly there
according TO Ge-rnania
Taking advantage IF tie new pre-
negatives given them. the miners Of
upper Silesia have decided 70 GUST
half a dozen managers and directors
from office a, soEse of the largest
Silesial mines. Among those De-
posed is Herr Tog-, one CT Gerrrany's
wealthiest men.
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JUST SEE HOW
POSLhM HELPS
SKIN OVERNIGHT

p.s..-- Sa7,:les. ret-esHes and heals
fig SAP vitl never a sib.lty
|. i 7r-t experience with Fos-
g.. rive lis T;l.ue. For Instance:
- lie ~oIlr Infected par
I, 60. = re =. mig TGuT own
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PREVIOUS drive. duplicated this re-
cord within q few hours after the
campaign opened. Middletown, en-
ionville and CRANKY. Conn, ais, e
ported over-subscriphcnx
In Maine. Rockport and Fryebury
had more than 100 per cent Of their
quota. and in New Hampshire hon.
or nag claims were filed by Brent
wood a2d Aafrimack.
A 'practace-what-you-preach par
ade" in Boston. participated in By
Liberty Loan workers. net,ad sub
scriptions of $63e. 0eO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22

whether he preser- government will
assume the responsibility Of accepting
or rejecting the terms. or whether il
will present them for national refer
enduru Is a matter of con. lecture. on
cal opinion Is opposed 20 the DECLARE
t.cn Of a referendum and IN favor Of
q pe-emptory dec!ina:;on OF peace terms
based on any other proposition tlan
President Wilson's platform.
The present government would much
~ Tier negotiate peace and Set the
country az work. But il IS also con-
sc,ous that pe-c- settlement N which
Germany mas not rad 4 vo!ce would
Drec;pira'e storm 81 national resent
nlent which 10 cabinet could weather