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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-04

Corporal P. H. Isenhart, Of Broom.
field. ". Va, who enlisted in the Ma
rine Corps, in December, 1917, has re-
Gently received his honorable dis.
charge and is now at home.
Mr.. Isenhart spent most OF his time
at Paris Island, s. c.. but just before
the signing Of the armiBtice was trans
ferred to Quantico, Va, for an "oVer.
sea" trip, and has remained there un.
til his return home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-04

ton 1t is a function Of the Senate
X to advise and consent to, or dis
sent from, the ratification Of any
treaty Of the United States and no
such treaty can become operative
without the consent Of the Senate
expressed by the affirmative vote
Of two-thirds Of the senators pres
emit; and
Whereas, owing to the victory
! Of the armies Of the United States
and Of the nations with whom it
! IS associated, peace conference
was convened and is now in SEES
sion at Paris for the purpose of
settling the terms OF peace; and
Whereas, a committee confer
(. ence has proposed a constitution
Z for q League Of Nations and the
proposal is now before the peace
conference for It's consideration:
Now, therefore, be 1t resolved
BY the Senate of the United States
! "a the discharge OF its constitu-
< tional duty OF advice in regard to
treaties that 1t Is the sense Of the
Il senate that while 1t is their desire
that the nations of the world
should unite to promote peace
4 and feneral disarmament and con-
stitutl1n OF the Leagsu OF Nations
8 In the form now proposed to the
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,As LoIse, Massachusetts
Z Z .Sill4a; sherman, III
'ipss ~" lnliaha; Moses ne"
" Wad5%orIh, New YORK.
ssI;ia.d, Maize; Cummi1s, Iowa
aaEen, Myonlng; Watson, indiana
ssSritsg, Solith dakota; Fsennghuy
Sens New Jersey; Harding, Ohio
ttale, Maine; Borah, Idaho; Braade
Gee, Connecticut; Calder, New York
kenrose, pennsylvania; Page, Yer
mont; Mclean, Connecticut; France
Maryland; Curtis, Kansas; Spencer
Missouri; Townsend, Michigan; John
son, California; Dillingham;, Vermont
k.enroot, Wisconsin; Poindexter
Washington; Sutherland, West VII
sinia; Smoot, Utah; and Gronna
North Dakota.
Senators-elect Edge, New Jersey
Reyes, New Hampshire; Mccormick
ar - ~ r..
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quiz LaxaTIVes,
Purges; Try Mr.
m Tonight Tomorrow Fol Right

TITS q mistake to continually dose
yourself with so-called laxative pills.
calomOl. oil, purgOS and cathArticS
and force bowel action. II WeakenB
che bowels and liver and makes cOno
slant doBing necOOOAry.
Why don't you begin right today u
overcome your conBtlPAtIo and get
your system in such shape that daily
purging win be unnecoS ArY3 Yelk
can do 20 II you ut q Sc h0GeF6t
NafuFe'a Remedy (ERSq la5 and
take one each night or q week OF so.
NR Tablets DO much more thgH
merely cause pleasant q , bowel &C.
Zion. This medicl.e q q upon the
AICestiVH 80 well al Bling native Ogans
-prone leg good 9 81 caYSsS the
the food you eat Nv 3 yoI q good,
hearty 0p petitet lren them BE liver,
OVercomes bllIq less, ECU II kidney
and bowel (acl "a an giY d e whole
accom- 0llsh\ d you VI n / hale to take
lnediciI eVR Ey day A occH sional Mr.
'? ~ SSs9 s;S y y2 Tab Ssnt;
and proNse. - E8Fkhe best bowel
medicine thai can use and costs
only 25c per b containing enough to
last twenty4hN avs, Natures REM
and rScomme edSPy yOuS druggist.
M-.4 y. n.H a4n-..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-04
Did You Attend Last
Wed. Coupon Sale?

Saving opportunities. SIG Coupons were turned IN
last Wednesday. Like Postum, There is reason"
Can you afford to miss tOmorrows MOney-Saving
opportunity? Not if you value your dollars. We
say clip the entire ad and put it in your purse now
before you forget it. and come tomorrow to share
profits with us.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
ESPIRITISMO-
MAGIA, Etc.

Cavicua del Rey Solomon ...'''... S"s
0',.i,rsrio lnIernaI-Coaaene "a maya
b-anra. roJA > EcSra, a-Sr.clohes' eI
rsntz-isnLcs. cCu!LycS, ctc- S
~ = Ritusl Ge a AKA AaSIa--Conite
= Ts-o;. sec-etos del e2IIo. nES-om4n.
p T,b-o In:eraaL-Tatado coTP.eto De
; T-laa-y.o &c Solomon, a C%oa'2:
=. ria,clas ocul.aS -...-..- ID
= .-I,Gs~ L.5go &c O-o.-PraL;JcAs de
-.rne-isnc. alErcLSTo ) SuEcsuon.
-s,,I-,s ~. cc-rlsen e. ApccanAento,
q, FzE.s - v~cnu=s-G. i4s CnerSlAS- In No-
;t--n ~mpas-adu en- Jc4a ...----S
= 0~a-or Royg. o sea {! a-te de m2naAT
fns ~e,lirl-uS ..--...----.. ~
3 p,ES- de. Pen=4mIento.-Su Gon'alo \,
-aitura. Su t.r-EG
= V.-E.Gc-o D-1=o7 RcJo--Enca2tsfn'sh.
,- rorSlros. s~e,-atcs de ma<tS, ee. SOU
- G-l-,c-,az = Fercacrios So.t5
T--r,,l-no Tea.ra--DcTostrac'oa Dc as
,-sS Ge rs Priac!?a!ss ~hi3n9hI2Go-
- . GGsInnHstIs
I, Venus MaElca-Secretos para ma
81 YTpncusu7o-O6ra nueva pos Ct
n Ellsworth. Historic del hsE1otSr'o.
E7rraS.a6o IN tea
N--reyIsno Fr-soraL-H'stoTa Gel mA~
nsrisr1o Ms,odo practice "a
N.-ua! lie Nag RiH1ca n
Manual de AsEsa Nesrs "a
Sa--sJos Sol I7f:s-uc
Ss--s,c. d los Garitos--Ar-e De GanaI -,
s.--.,,. De Alberto 81 G-@nde. '0N
S.c-s-os . "a F-es:iGiSita-;on : q AAS'a-
..-;o-es practices &c escamotso , pres -,
T.so-c % Milarrcs de "a Cruz de Ca=aEa-
ca-Icya de- Ccu.:.sno ~
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oBRAs DE cARLoTA BRAEME

UbNNS De NFtNLOIN DlNEN-"I
"A so -eaLGUos cG6I ural-
=. secrsio de Lady Mu-ei
In - ManaAa de bOGas
En.rs dos Pec2dcs
la .!uGcrna Cenicicniz
- Condes3 dc Cradoc
IA Es.-e.la de Amer
Ma Deoil cue Z AuIeT
Juez : Parte
Suenos del CornZon
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La operation sc hara cueste
10 que cueste, y opongase
quien Sc oponga.'

faiSh ~ OPNAaS
Ell gobierno federal a pesar de to-
do tendra ell control de los ferroca-
rifles yucatecos, Y sin embargo es
muy possible que la administration es-
te en- manos aun de empleados extran-
jeros. La o%peracion Sc hara cues
te 10 que cueste, Y opongase QUEEN sc
oponga, Y los ~ferrocarriles de iuca-
tan pasaran a propiedad del goo,erno
del centric, no hay que deJar pasar la
oportunidad, pues manana o pasado
cuanoo Sc intentara adqulrlrlos, result
taria con que Ell desembolso serla mu-
cho mayor no, eStamoS resueit1S a
controlar esos f~errocarriles iaunque
no Sc construya un solo kll0nletr0 de
via entire Santa Lucrecla Y Campeche.
En- seguida el Lie. Cabrera paSa q
referirse a las raZones de politlca re-
gional. Campeche, dice el orador, va
no vive como en- los tiempoS del plra-
ia Lorercillo por el mar; mercantll-
mente vive por ell puerto de Progreso,
Los hijos de CampeChe c:emprc que
viajan tienen que If antes j lucatan.
Cuando a la Peninsula llegue cl fe-
rrocarril, les yucatecos Sc sentlran
mas orgullosOS cue nunca de ser me-
| ~Xicanos. Ademas, no debemos yer
solo por Yucatan, sino por cl resto DE
los Estasios y por csc motive, tue por
cl que siendo la Compania del S-fcS.
te ncIamerte yucateca. sc lie nego Ell
rermiso para la construction del ra-
NAL de Santa Lucrecia a Campeche.
Cabrera record0 que cuando PerS-
- z-1-o,-H ~, 1913 on la from
terra del pals, Sc not0 mas c. runca
la necesidad de estar en- COMMUNICATION
| con la Peninsula Y hasta Sc lego a
. pensar en- levantar los rie!es que sur
| can por la Peninsula, para emplear1os
! en- la construction del ramal de SAL
! ia Lucrecia a Campechc. Cuando Ia
lucha revolucionaria, -dijo,- aun no
habia terminado. Iucatan do al resto
del pals. mucho. mucho dlnero en- IA
vor de la causa del pueblo, Campeche,
| do c~ontingente dc sangrc Y de los rs
| tados de Tabasco Y Campeche, Sallan
a diario b~atallones de suriancs que Sc
unian con los libertadores del pals.
| Yucatan Sc siente orgulloso de nertc-
necer a Mexico. Por ESQ e. gobierno
esta decidido a que de hoy en- adeian-
tc. los grandes rar,ales f~errocarrl!e-
ros. SOLO seran c~onstruidos por Ct
Estado; este es 10 que esta suced:en-
do en- los PARTICIPATES paises del mundo
' nosotros imitaremos este ]proceder,
poruue cs convenience desde toIos
| puntos de vista. rs tan indispen-
sable ~establecer la communication his
ia Quintana Roo, como hay cue evil
tar que un Estado e%jerza Influenza {
economical sobre su vecino, e! go5:erno
federal. no pretende infligir ni"guE D.
cravio a la Peninsula Iucateca, que
repito Sc siente orgullosa de ser me-
Xicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
Ell dinero sc tomara de
donde Sc pueda.'

Como los construlra! como Vaya
nudiendo, No sabemos cuanto dInero
So necesitara. Tampoco sabemos de
donde habra de tomarlo. iSe toma-
"a de donde Sc pueda; Sc haran las
mayores economics; la construction
sera !enta, pero Sc llevara a cabo!.
DOR que razones el executive penso
en- obtener ell control de los ferroca-
rifles vucatecos,? s~encillamente por-
que 10 venia meditando desde mucho
tempo atras V no es 10 que aqul Sc
ha dicho: mucho Sc ha hab!ado de So
~cializacion, de centralismo, de socla-
lismo de Estado y hasta de despoJo'
TODD ESQ sale sobrando. Centrallza-
ci0n en- materia ferrocarrilera no
ouiere decir otra cosa que mi poca de
administration mejor. Tambien sc ma
dicho u ell Estado es un peslmo ad-
ministrador. es verdad; pero asi Y TODD
es el urico qae puede equlllorar las
perdidas de IN ramo con las ganan-
cias 0ue Sc obtengan en- otro. NO
es 10 mismo control que adminlstra-
cion: el gobierno administra el Fe-
rrocarril Mexicano, pero no tlene e!
control de sus %acciones: es dueno del
Ferrocsrril de Tehuantepec Y 10 ma
| ncis Pearson. Y en- ell nlisnle Estado
de Yucatan, 81 robierro local ciepe Ell
control de los Ferrocarriles ! sin en-
! hargn no los ahminiStra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
Cabrera dice que no propuso
Ia reelection de Carranza.

Luis Cabrera desvia compartment
tie su discourse Y termina hacienda r!en
cion a las sospechas del ~diputa3o Ec-
pinosa que interprcta unas deciaraclo-
mes. como ell preliminar para iniciar
una campana en- favor de Ia ree'ec-
cion de Carranza. Ell primer ma
gistrado,--dice Cabrera,-desde e! 10
de enero del corrientc aho, !cclar6 que
conclude SUI periodic, Sc retirdria ire
.misiblementc del poder y es una ofcn-
% al senior CarranZa. no Greer e suS
~palabras." Por ultimo pide a la "a
samblea que retire el dictamen de la
.Comision 10 mas rapidamente possible,
pues ell case de la adquislci0n de los
F~errocarriles de Yucatan, debe resoi-
verse en- ell presente periodic de ses!o-
mes eXtraordinarias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
oBRAs DE HUGO CONWAY

ly.ntyros Fe Sherlock Holmes.
a - c-r;ayoS eaSG torT0.)
Il Vsnustor de CAa2SefeS-
~ Roos &C. DsamaUts Azu-
IA HLIa del UsGreCo.
BAe.ySei e. Fira& del lAmesN
a. & DestTi2ador-
Los NorcGe-us satScs Ge "N
!. N,I.ta SanErlent&-
Jn NedIco Criminal
81 T,stanenco del Director =.
-U Holmes y e. ContrsSandSs ns
Ia Pu-rLas De IA Mue-te- NOP"o
- a EscueLa del C-Inei De FitGsoHS
l. Vlu5a Ro!a &c PARIS.
Ia 8es,la Humana-
La Sochs Dc Terror
Z Robe de- Collar de PerA>
Ia I7far, Pcsada del Caro-.
" Nauf-aElo &C Corfu.
u Rey de los 5andtos-
Arsrtqrcs dc John c. Raities.
- 80 een;Gyas ecGa ;opAo.J
e IncoEniJc M.steyIcso.
In RocO cn & Pal2cEo Real
e Principe JCEaoor-
z A5a.Io en- Z Sleeping.
E Auo Roo
Il Heredsro de E2Ststone.
e Sec-e.o de- Anllc.
81 Presidents &C las CoioaiaS-
q False SSlte&Gor.
Is DoncellA RaPlAda-
e FUsIi de- negro
~ Tescro de- RcSni.
Tn EiAie de BoGss-
= Sacerdose &C! Sol
g Tesoro del E-stsoo-
En- "a Ratonsra
- Secreto de, Tesoro.
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TERRI

A.ranaaue uus,radn Hsspano-America-
nOCu para 1919. ST.
B.t.ioJrca &c Ia Rlss. oh-a caPa@ De ha-
-c- vel- = los mus-tCs.-- tones tsla $50
ics sucrcs c&phcadOs por e. magIco dc
-strac4n.-Cn tCmo tea ............ so
Il ANA Le Casa. Gui2 de "A mGJrr
5isn cduc4da en- materta de cocIna.
NonoGas. hiEisaS. cnstumbrcs socia!es,
rned!cIEa, etc. 10
l. CJc:asra Mode-na.-EovlsinIo manual
dc Cessna. cen csrcs &c M! :6= ruIaS pa
"a Racer los mas eNGEiS.tos pla:cs &c IA
scc.uI c~spaHo.a : frances" ..--..-.... 90
Ii Tg3bana Po2ula-.-MoGe.os de Discusses
para Fcstas soclaics, fam;!i4res y ia
t-o..cas. hlnaoS. 5.OgratIas. etc. U0-a
l.Est-ata con E.3caooS 90
&slodo Complete Dc Soifeo. Por don Htla-
-Ic0 ES4aNA -.-.-...--.- ~
"'J;oto &c SolfeO. P=ime.s rar-e ........ so
Ns.SGo q. Solieo. seEunda parte .,....... -
Nv:odo compete d piano, po- LemoinC.
Ia me!c~ obra en- 81 Eene-o = IA
mas recomc7dada TOR los buenos macs
Mon6ycEos y Compositions para Reel
Ia. EatrcsacadoS dc los mejores poo
tas espaaoles ( Observation-Disclosures ..So.T
MOde-no Sccrcta-io de los Aman:es.-Car
tas an.orcsas, artc de agraG,r y De ser
arnaCc. escri:u-a sec-etG de Jos amantes.
l~en-uaic de las flores. frutAs, 4hanIeo.
etc. Y coleccIon IL ~penSaI:cC % para
E~cs.1tes -
NIeEC A-etolC para HpF'UNNF q IVA 49, -
tara. SIN oecSSidId &c maestro 800. ep
Oracu.c Novjsimo O libro DC los destri"s -
Pe~n.amien,Us para Observation-Disclosures
dc verses para ~ta-!etaS pCstaies, abani-
COS = albums ....-..-,---. "
Ps-r-eio Secre.arlo Ncxiczao .-&cdeos de
ca-tas coue-c. ales. hts1ras. tan!llsreS
v amCrosas. PeOSarlt-ans para pcstA.sS
y rartas de pedlmsnlo. Lib-o especial pa
"a e. pablieo mcxicaHo. Tn tomo grand" %
Se--c,c, de Ia BeleEa Fenen'nS; Lshro
d.r2ado 4 corse=ut- a selio q. a e.c-
-a7cia Y e. bIcR E.sto ; =. aGHasnto ;
cuidaGC te los cncan-cs t!Slccs 1890. o0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17

Obrcs de Emilio SGIGGri.
a SIS ccGs tcmo.)
Los histories de u India.
Lcs P:.ataS Ge IA Malas.s.
Ia Conq.!sta &c IN imperlo.
La NenENRzz oe S2nCoNan-
Ia h~ecoRGuStS de MonpESccn
Il Rcy Gel AIre.
In as MontSnaS dc Africa.
e Ie<ocu Us "a Moata,e AZuL.
La Destruction dc Ca-taEo.
Los PirataS Ge las Se-m-css.
4 Externlnio dc una Iri0a.
Las AEuilaS de IA ES.ega-
Ia Es;rclls de Ia Araucarla.
In Ell Mar &C ias PeriaS.
Il Sl.o del COES=riv Role
Los U.;inros FilIOuSterc,.
Les Est-asos de IA China.
IA Montana de Orc,
Las M4.ayIllas dc. ano 1000
A.UsntyrGs Go Buffalo EL!.
II 50 esstSvcS coda tor-ol.
z P-ofzna5o- De tumoas-
Una %cche &c CAsnaSa..
< last.n;o de uE= vihuEA
Z! M,sterjc % las ochc d7Sas-
Pesca DiEic.!.
In Tonto Demas!aGc Listo.
=. Comltct &C IN JGeZ.
p Proscrlp.n lie IS Montana
I'm Piano AmelrN4atora-
Lzr-z6cs al Aoisrno.
Visje Te-ro-ifico.
Dame! e. oso y e! Oso Juan.
Il Cacicuc Negro
Liachznien;o FCacasano-
la Estacua Pas.ante.
Los BeduincS RcIcs.
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z DE M~AUPASSANT
OBRAS DE
lNVERNlZIO

rsS,ra rt.-,s C,atro tomos : 80
= G,.ic DE- Ma 5 $50
u sect, &c nm Rsndl!o ......... ; O.Oo
q Aikerrue dc, Delto. Dos tonos 5 ! 20
81 A5o--ade Del Pa-ouc. Clat-o tcnos 80
Ia Ultima eta tomos .............Sl.2
Los Cr!meres ir DiavciIna. Dos tomos ) 10
L.. Marbles I7iaaes. Dos tcrnos . 5 l.20
Ia Hija de II Por;e-a. Dos tomOs %. s 10
tcnos 5 l.2o
In C-!men CT A2,cm6viL Dos tcmcs ) 10
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oBRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANUNzIo

-, --.-,ro l.. ia N,,-r., Dos zones 5 10
=, - ne :s-as ........ : 30
- E,,c-r NO. tonnes ............. 5 i.2O
=: t~S.a,,s 5 900
,--.oes de las Hocas ..-....... : 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
CAMARA De DLPUTADOS
Sesiones del Periodic Extraordinario

Cabrera ante ell Congreso.-Declara que ell gobierno cons
truird los ferrocarriles "cueste 10 que Guest" tomando
ell dinero de donde Sc pueda.-Surob declare: me hay
quien nos presto un centaDo porque no pagamos nuestras
deudGs."
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Observation-Disclosures DlVERSAS.
POPULAR


Ate 1c Sen1I a ~ ..... 3oc
eefAi4 esp4 SOC
Sod4Go Ga NH' SOC
Dtccioh-rlo CO -, soc
Esslso Hehes" S0c
Jae-s, 3e Manos. o sea = a-ts &c h6esF "a.
diabluras ,---
Ips-os Irocer,-s d So:iccad-Coieceion
de aG''t. SOC
.i9ro &c o S..S. sos
Manual - Feici,4cioneA-Aumentado con
60. bo7i,aS c9rnetlAs 'e
Suevo Lsnzua:c De lAs Flores. FTH-ss-
saSn,so ) PieG-aS PrecloSas -..-..'. JUG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17

Sueede en- la -tribuna a Siurob. el
diputado Ccracsro. mienfbro de Ia Co
mission dictaminadors. quien pide que
on vista de que eI Executive al pre-
sentar gu proyecto no expllcaoa las
;erdadsrss cRusas per las cuales pre-
tendsn aduuirir el control de los ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
MANUALES

.,-.---r- -r ~ gsEcrc-Tcrros en'-
pas,eaos ra ,c... q 500 csae mo
us,uaT de- ASr.cU-cuT4 ) "an=E+'"-
W,-laI Ge A-tes $ Ol'e4"S-
Ns,nal de Ace.y-S ) JaSo9-s.
Manual dc AibAh.lerla-
@s-pzj d Ca-pinSeriG &C Taller.
Nm g Cc-raieria ) OScas d. a'e''"
Vgn1al del Cchrtevo y t~o'yoTS~
W~rDaf del CurtIdor Dc FtcI~-
Vsn,,I del Confitrru FNs'e.sfo
Na.,,..' del Dcsulaaor LIcgf-S'N
N,rual de E,crE'tlcao.
Mania! de Fo1CsTatlz.
Manual De- Ea.alAtsro- -
49, de Laborco &c %lE2s.
Nsr.aL Gs LeJaeCla.
N.rual &C Scran.ca lAdrStTia-
Manual de- P.ntDr.
Is7sal del TelsE-afrsta ) Ieei'nS@
Manual de- Rs!o.sro.
Nanus, del Sas.se.
Manual de- FabrcaHtc de Esias
VS-usi de Veterlns-la y ETuitS7''n-
Manual del Zspate-c-
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Ha5ia IN ntjsn6r0 dc la Conrtst6r
dc F'crrOcqrTjleS.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-20
rMEsREPUBIIcAN MARsHAILrowN IOWA AUcUsT. 2sisfs8

va. Che does not plan to return ia
the college here next year but to en-
gage in the study OF medicine.
Rev. and Mrs. r. W. Cross are en-
tertaining an uncle of Mr.. Cross, a. A.
Sutherland. and his wife, who como
from their home IN Fairmont, MINI.
Mrs. William Burton, OF Oberlin, o.,
formerly Miss Mary Matthews and a
graduate OF Iowa College at Grinnell,
In the class Of 1875, Is here for visit
at the T.. ID. Burton home and with
other Burton kin.
II. II. Westlake Is back at his desk
In the Merchants NATIONAL Bank after
pleasant vacation spent mostly with
his son Frank and his daughter. Helen
on the Pacific coast. Mrs, Westlake,
who accompanied him, stopped for a
couple of weeks visiting in Minnea-
polls.
Frank Harrison and his two daugh-
tors, Mrs. Martha Davidson and Miss
Grace Harrison. Of Butte. Mrs. II. p.
Storm. of Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Harrison, OF Moline. all gathered
William Harrison on Sunday last and
held happy family reunion.
Deacon G. +. Childs died at o'clock
yesterday morning at the family home,
92s High street, at an advanced age
and after long period OF helplessness.
Mrs. r. NJ. Kline, of Des Moines, has
come to Grinnell to prepare for the du-
ties and responsibilities of the position
as house director of the women's
quardrange and mems dormitories,
taking the place formerly filled by
Mrs. Louise NJ. Traer.
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Grinnell, Aug. 20.-The most expen-
sive fire occurring here for d long
time took place yesterday morning
when the White Star oil shed and
other property at that location were
destroyed about 1880 o'clock. The
cause attributed was the backfiring Of
the White Star truck, causing an ex-
plosion and the demolition Of the rear
end of the truck. Several barrels Of
lubricating oil exploded as the fire
reached them. Luckily the firemen
were able to keep cooling stream on
the three tanks two Of gasolene and
one of Kerosene and so prevented
more serious explosions and much
greater loss. The explosion damaged
part Of the ice storage building
owned by three business houses here,
Prof and Mrs L. D. Harrison, with
their little daughter, are expected back
an Grinnell again. They have been
visiting relatives in Ottumwa since the
professor was released from thesarmy
~. M. c., A. work in France.
Miss Helen Miller, is eat home In
Grinnell again after visiting for some
time her sister, Mrs. Murray McMur-
ray, at her home in Webster City.
Mrs Harry Porter, who recently ac-
Gcompanied her father, c. IS. Barnes, of
this city. home from theswest, has fin
ished her visit here at her old home
and gone back tc. ner ~, i,oiiie ;sts
Choteau, Mont.
Or. and MRS. p. C. Bliss of this city,
are having visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, who comes from
Fort Amador, Panama Canal Zone.
Her husband, Lieutenant Taylor Is
still waiting at Panama for the ac-
ceptance Of his resignation and his dis
charge from army service.
The Grinnell Register has secured
the. services Of Miss Esther MacGugin,
OF Washingto Iowa. to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation Of Miss
Mary Rule.
Miss Ngai Chon shih, the Chinese
girl who has been in Grinnell College
during the past year, has gone TO the
x. wv. C.. A. conferences at Lake Gene
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Eldora, Aug. 20-Miss Grace Doak,
Of Lakefield, Mimi, arrived in Eldora
Tuesday for visit in the D. e. Strick-
Ter and Henry Sedvert homes. She is
sister of Mrs. Stricken.
Miss Letha Watts, of Spirit Lake.
arrived here Tuesday for a visit with
her friend. Mrs. Charles Henninger.
Miss Watts was formerly Western
Union telegraph operator in the up
town office.
Miss Rosa Keller has been selected
by the officers Of the Eldora cemetery
to fill tn evacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of L. r. Sanders, who goes
to Iowa Falls Sept. 1.
Mrs. Maude Scurry and daughter
Lnella left Tuesday for Mason City and
Clear Lake for visit Of a few days
with friends.
The bar docket for the term of dis
trict court which begins in Eldora next
Monday was mailed to the attoi n,ys
Tuesday. me term !s Tor four weeks
and promises to be busy one.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. King are home
from business and social visit with
relatives and friends at different points
in Minnesota.
George Fagg. Of Fort Worth, Tex, is
here for a visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Fagg, and old friends.
Mr. Fagg is interested in the oil busi-
ness in and around Fort Worth.
Mr.. and rms. Raymond Blackburn
and Mr. and Mrs. John King drove to
nea IMoine a RI Iook fter Inn ainesa mat
ters and visit friends.
William Otte has sold his eighty
acre farm north OF Hubbard to Ch:rles
F'osberg, Of the Lincoln neighbors bod.
Consideration $500 per acre.