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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-27

DR.. and Mrs. P. M. Kellogg were
down from Rogers last night and
spent the night in the city.
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Sincerely yours,
Augusta Freeman Young.
From Wednesdays Daily

Rev. V. F. Larson was a passenger
to Sanborn this morning.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-27

Gus Lieber is here from jamestown
giving his friends the glad hand. .
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-27

The annual District Convention of
the Woman's Home Missionary So
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-27

today looking after his customers and
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18
VIA cRucIs RITE IS REVIVED
Rome Again Witnesses Ancient cere
mony Of the Cross in the
Coliseum.

Rome, Italy-After an interval OF
fifty years, the Coliseum again has
been the scene of the picturesque cere-
mony of the Via Crucis. Pope Bene-
dict XIV, who reigned from 174O to
1853, instituted the ceremony by plac-
ing a cross in the center of the arena
where martyrs had given their lives
for the faith, and erecting fourteen
stations of the cross. Each Friday
the ancient amphitheater witnessed
the solemn rite. The practice was
abandoned in 1870, when Rome be-
came the capital Of united Italy.
The celebrants have once more Wis
lied the Coliseum, however, and ar.
rayed in their strange gray garments,
which include cowl covering the
head and face, have revived the cere-
mony of old time. Princess Barberini
led a column Of women, and among
the men taking part in the rite were
many from patrician families.
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Heroes of Early Methodism,' will
be rendered
Welcome to all.
j. Martin, pastor.
Presbyterian urch

Sunday School at 10 a. m. There
were 63 present last Sunday. Will
you help make it hundred this
Sunday?
The subject of DR.. Beavis' dis
course Sunday morning will be
.ss;ienal from Station 70" Sunday
DR.. Beavis will celebrate the 72nd
anniversary of his birth, and be-
lieves that he has something to
saw to the older folks, and for the
young people, particularly the
boys. He invites you to help him
observe his birthday.
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Methodist Church Notes
Sunday, June 20, 1920.

Sunday, June 20, 1920.
10 a. m. Sunday School and
Children S day program.
LA. m. Public worship. Sermon
by the pastor. Theme, "The toll
ing Christ, or busy day in the
life of Jesus"
$3.50 p. m. Closing session OF
boys and girls class. Presents
given.
7:3O p. m. Worship. Subject,
"Gamblers and Gambling"
Collections for education will be
taken.
Wednesday. 1880 Bible study,
prayer and song.
On Sunday. June 26, an illustrat
ed service on''The History and
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18

FOR SALE-A ten-room house furn-
ished. Corner Colorado street and
I4th avenue. One block from the busi-
ness district. House and furniture
$4,000. Apply to C. l. Spessard, Bank
of Idaho Springs.
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The Episcopal Guild met Tuesday
afternoon at the community house
with more than twenty ladies present,
and quite nice lot of sewing was ac-
complished Plans for the sport
dance was discussed. The next meet
ing of the guild will be June 80 at the
home of Mrs. George Curnow.
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Miss Caroline Batchelder, who has
been living in California for several
months, has returned to her home for
a short time, expecting to leave soon
for the east Miss Batchelder was &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. Victor
Noxon of Boulder, who spent several
DAYS here.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18

Saturday afternoon Mrs. c. I. spes-
sard entertained Miss Louise Theobald
and Miss Margaret Bond and several
of their friends. Miss Theobald and
Miss Bond have had charge of the
Spessard boys in school this year, and
the party was in recognition Of the
very satisfactory school year spent
by both of them.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18

At meeting of the Eastern Star
Chapter Tuesday evening it was de
cided to continue meeting thru the
summer Guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Renninger of Chicago, Mrs. A. A.
Sellack of Denver, Mrs. Johnson OF
Ft. Collins, and young lady from St
Louis.
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H. B. Thurston will leave soon for
Chicago, where he will take course
of training at the university Mrs.
Thurston and the children will spend
the summer in Denver, where the
family expect to locate permanently.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18

Mrs. Fred M. Leach returned home
last week after having spent full
year in the east, the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Leach is quite well,
but glad to get back to her home in
the Rockies.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18

The ladies of the Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid Society will hold the last
meeting of the season Thursday even
ing, June "a, at the church parlors.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18

Mrs. Robert McClelland and little
Julia Mary of Greeley are guests OF
friends here.
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|F0I{$AlE|!! AlE|!!

FOR SALE-One Davis Whim, worth
over $l00 new. Will sell at bar
gain price. Call on Mrs. Adolph Mel
son at residence.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18

FOR RENT = Eight-room furnished
house at 18th and Water. Apply to
Mrs. John Rohner. 6lStt
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18

Mrs. w. B. Stewart has taken the
house east of the Sprague Stewart
home.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18

Mrs. A. A. Sellack, Of Denver, was
the guest of relatives here early this
week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18

FOR SALE-Five-room house in good
location, corner lot and good barn.
546 Colorado street. Apply to VIM.
Hawke, GIG Virginia street, t6l8p
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18

FOR RENT-Pleasant housekeeping
rooms, modern and convenient, in
two or three room suites. 10l4 Miner
street.
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OWN YOUR HOME

S47 Colorado ST., modern, $1,000
1927 Colorado street, ...... 1900
735 Colorado ST., 9 rms, mod 1850
1918 Virginia, modern. 49,. 1900
1903 Virginia ST., modern, $50
S18 Miner, I rooms, garage. 750
1109 Miner, partly modern. $50
Idaho Street, opposite depot 400
2066 Wall St, partly modern $50
| 223 3rd Ave, A rooms. ..... 225
512 Colo. St. 5 rooms. ..... 425
SIG Colo. st. 5 rooms. .... 425
334 Colorado st. ... 500
101S Miner street, ......... 400
16 Colorado ST., 7 rooms, MODERN.
garage, chicken houses, $500.
The l.. A. Hafer Inv. Co., No.
215 18th Ave-, Phone Idaho 90J.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18

If you see it in the Siftings, it's
so.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-18
|||1@GlG!
G'l''5lll6=l {
H. o. Allen, Dentist.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Bush were guests
of friends here for the weekend
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wANfRD-Dishwashe at Anchor res
taurant. Apply at once. jazz
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T5|---<I--- - - CIV HNp1
Side e. I 7 u !
tS ~ Rqfth Cameron -.
THE BOOKS WE OUGHT TO READ

Have you read Matthew Arnold's 'Cul-
tIrc and AnarChy?' someone asked me
ihc other day aucut discussion of the
eternal topic Of industrial unrest.
No. ! said. but have you read tina;
essay Of StCVcnsOns. Grabbed Age and
Youth" that tells tho way n changed
his opinions about things as he gre"
older"
She had not.
Then someone else, who apparently
hadn't read either OF our books. asked
us II we had road a third, which he con-
sdrrcd invaluable.
We had not.
You must" ne said. 1T Is one OF the
best books" cts.
HOW Can Anyone Read = Hundredth
Of rt7
So we agreed that We would try to
and nc agreed that he'd try To look up
the books We mentioned. And as
noted down the two | hadn't read. fell
to thinking-iSn't IT perfectly appalling
how much there is that il IS almost SIM
full not to have read. and yet how per-
rcctly Impossible it is for any one per-
son TO read q hundred OF II?
II seems as If hardly a day passes
Slat someone does not say 10 me, You
ought read this or that" or Surely
you've read this OF that" And usually
II is something | would like to read.
But il one has anything else in tho
world TO do besides read. how IS one go
ing to?
or course, one wants to keep in touch
with the days news and on'S faVorlte
magazines, and every day there arc
new books coming out that are impor-
tant and interesting. and then there are
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ENGINEER CHAPTER
WILL MEET FRIDAY
WILL CONSIDER LICENSING OF
ENGINEERS AND THE PEoPOSEo
$50 COO. 600 STATE BOND ISSUE.
District Secretary Thatcher, Here TO
Arrange for Meeting, Discusses WorK
Of American Association

F., F. y. Thatcher. c. T., Of Pitts
burrh. district secretary Of the Amcri-
can Association OF Engineers, WI" N inc
city last night. He came to discuss
with local chapter o!hcialS inc pla,S i"s
n meeting OF the Ohio Valley Chapter or
that association, which will nc held nj
the Y. VI. &. A.. Friday evening at eight
o'clock. MIR. Thatcher assisted IN or
Canizing the Ohio Valley Chapter nearly
- year and Il half ago. The chapter now
has a membership OF about thirty-hNc
civil mechanical and mining engineers
with possibilities of 700 members from
the district. ,,.-
\, the meeting Friday night IN" Ohio
Valley Chapter Will be called upon 10
take an interest III proposed legislation
FOR the licensing OF engineers. ana IN
the proposed $5OOOO.000 road bond Is
sue for West virginia, in common with
the chapters at Murgantown, CharlcS-
ton and Huntington.
Our association, MT. Thatcher saIo
20 an lntclli ScnC"r reporter. IS pre-
narinC to advocate the licensing OF al
Engineers TO raise the standards "f the
profession. We are about 20 undertake
the organization Of chapter IN every
county seat IN the state.
Mr. Thatcher said that the West Nlr-
tinia chapters undoubtedly viii work 10
secure the proposed S50noO.pOp rond
bond issu" for West NlrGlnin.
ut IS my understandings he said.
that an expenditure Of $40. oOn.OOO IN
the state is planned. l do not know
lust what tho system Will he, but II
seems plausible that q county which by
bond issue or otherwise. has improved
its roads should be given credit for thus
work and not be made to pay on tho
bonds. whilC Coun-i"s which nav" NOT
improved their roads should be appor-
tioned their share Of the $4,000. 900
highway program and bear their share
Of the cost"
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wANTED-5 laborers. Apply at once.
Wheeling Building Material Co, Pen
inSula. 1a-f-S
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Sam LangfOrd Accepts
Offer For Paris Fight

MILWAUKEE Wis. Jan. ca cahlcd
offer Of McssiCurS Niennc and l'orN'
lIrenrh promoters. TO bring sam Lang
ford. negro heavyweight to Paris for
series Of bouts was accepted today 3y
Howard Carr of Chicago, Lang1oru
manager. Carr was here comforting WIN
i've Of rho French promoters. Accord
inr to plans the series Of bouts lead UP
to battle with Georges Carpchtl"r
S;cincI said that the Largford plans m
Dictated possibility that Jack dempsey
may Inen his chance for the quarter mil
lion dollar purse offered him for bout
with Carpenter. lack K"arns, nrmps"y $
manager. in letter received today ny
StrinCl said that Nc had HUMOROUS or
fcrS under consideration ana ala not III
tsnd In close with any at present.
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many Of the older ones that one hash I
read.
Some People Only Want to Talk
Aho1~ Them

read
some People Only want to Talk
AbouS Them.
When it's Just q matter or wanting l"
talk about the books (rs / cannot hch'
CrclinE II is with many pcOpic) ono can
read diCcS;S Of them and talk G!!pIy
about what on" has not read At All.
Bur If ono wants to really r"nd tieh
for on'S own sake. what can ON" 40
Nothing, L aulaEin". except 10 Try 10
keep track Of the new books III INC
particular lines that interest you most
eollOw IN" days news; read some ""cKlF
ur monthly survey of The world" news
take an evening off now and then NOT
relaxation in the magazines YOU ENJOY
most; and once in awhile 80 BACK fhlu
rcGd some one uf the older BOOKS 10
keep Your balance.
Don't You Care.
And then If anyone says, 'liaNc fr"
read such and %urh--nh. YOU rrAil!
ought to-" don't you feel ahash"d. !ust
comfort yourself with III" Thought ma
there are doubtless many books thM
you hav" read that ne hasn't, and thar
he "rCaily ought TO-"
Truly III" prophet never said Il trncr
word Than "Of making nf many books
there is no end
And think Of IN" output h" based II
on. Wouldn't you just low" I" sec ms
face is Solomon could visit uS again
and hctold the number of books that mr."
published every td1y in this country
can almost fancy his saying. as a
very positive woman Of my acquaintance
always says when faced with FACTS that
staEer her II don't believe it
But not quite. Elsie he Wouldn't De
Solomon. Wisdom and positiTcncSS DO
not belong together.
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Stockholders Meeting
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that. at the
annual meeting Of the stockhoidcrs Of
;hr Wheeling Match Co.. t" be held at
the office uf the company. AT the south
cast corner Of Thirty-first and Jacob
streets. Wheeling. West Virginia. at .
o'clock y. M. ON Monday, the 10Th day
OF January. 1870. resolution will be
offered to increase the capltal STOCK
o. aid r0rpo-attnn from three thousand
(3.Ou0J shares of III" par value Of One
hundred Dollars (SlO0.00) each to five
thousand $4,000 shares Of the par value
Of one Hundred Dollars tioO.Oo) ea"h;
80 flat the total authorized capital
STOCK 81 the said Wheeling Match Co.
shal hereafter be Five Hundred Thou
camJ dollars (s50O0N0.00) in all.
WHEELING ~ MAICh S S3Mrmni
rob,, !, Arhcnz president.
,.,n-pcy for ComDany i2-7-l4
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JOHN {. THOMAS
DIES At MIAMI
MiIlionaireCoal OperatorWho
Served Country As First
Volunteer, PassesAway
tSn.oto, r,asratcn 70 The 1ntelIGeneer)

(Snectal Dispatch to The 1ntelligeneer)
MIAMI Fla, Jan. 6.-John Cooper
Thomas, aged "a. millionaire coal opor-
ator OF Rramwell. W. Va. died OF dta-
beteS today at his winter home here
His father, William Thomas who died
two years ago. left young Thomas an
estate said TO be valued at fifty million
dollars. He was president OF the
Thomas Coal and Coke company. ana
Of the Crystal Coal company. ho
served IN the aviation service as an
air pilot during the war and after the
armistice was signed suffered neT-
vouS breakdown
BLJJEFTEID w. Va. Jan 6.-John c.
Thomas whose death Occurred az Miami,
Florida, this morning. was tventy-rour
years OF age and president OF inc
Thomas Coal company, Crystal Coal
and Coke company. Fiat Top MINK
company. Eclipse Milling company and
q largo shareholder and director IN mo
Fiat Top Fuel company. He was tha
first volunteer from Merser county. w.
Va, IN the late war, leaving his class
at Cornell University TO enter the nava!
aviation service. He experienced fall
In Long Island sound and a disease de-
yeloped which was finally the cause OF
his death. forced his retirement 1roIn
the service ,,,,
He was the only son OF the late Wi"
liam II. Thomas and a grandson OF the
late John Cooper. both millionaire coal
operators in the PocahontaS district no
Is survived by his mother and two SIS
ters-
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aaasu 1arrarge RagYle.

NDDGEBOURNE, Jan Ut Is be-
lieved that the shock which she suS.
tained when she fell a week ago. at
the home Of her brother hero. was in
directly responsible for the death OF
Miss Margaret Ann Riggle, which &C
CURED at ! o'clock this morning from
heart trouble. Miss Riggle was ~
Years Of age and was born in Hillsboro.
Pa She had made her home with her
brother here for the past twenty years.
Surviving are two sisters, MISS Agnes
and Mrs Belle Watson. both OF Coving-
ton. Ky: three brothers. Jacob, OF F'al-
mouth. Ky: James, OF Mentor, KY. and
John. OF Middlebourne.
Miss Riggle was a member or the
Rapttst church Funeral services will
be held Thursday and interment Will be
made In the local cemetery.
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FOR HIGHER COAL PRICE.

CLEVELAND. O.. Jan. 6.-An increase
of hftv cents Il ton in the retail price
OF coal was recommended by the Cuya-
hoga county fair price today. Follow
ing The recommendation the coal dealers
stated they would confer with the
United States district attorney tomorrow
to obtain federal sanction before raising
the price.
Reports from ten dealers indicated
retailers wcrr operating at an average
profit Of one mill on each ten under
federal fuel admins rration prices.
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WILL PROBE AWARDS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Thc senate
naval affairs committee voted !" I" /
to authorize investigation by suh-c"m-
rnittcc Of five Of IN" controversies over
awards Of medals 10 the naval Officers
for war service. Senator Walsh, pcn'H-
rr:.t. Of Montana. voted against t.' re-
solution. while Senator's Swanson, DEM
orrat. Virginia. opposed investigations
but voted with tn" majority.
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ENDORSE BONDS
Moundsville Board OF Trade Favorable
to Improvement Project.

The MoundsviIlc Board Of Trade. AZ =
well attended meeting last evening. en-
dorscd tn" proposed bond issue for the
,mprovcmrut Of tho roads &C Washing
ton district. Marshall county. good
portion Of the city lies In Washington
district.
II is said that a proposition which
may result in the location of another
large manufacturing industry III Mounds
vile was considered by tn" board Of
trade, hut Mayor Dale II. Chadd"rk. wHo
IS secretary Of ;hc board. stated that
nothing would hc EiTcn out at this time
regarding this part "f thu boards bust
ness.
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GETTING THE EVIDENCE

WAIIh W.NiI.A. WASH. Jan 6
Lists Of names and addresses OF all IN
Justrial Workers uf th" World SeCrrtar-
los in the northwest w"r" found among
The effects Of j. Kennedy. held here in
default Of $4,000 bail. officers said to-
day. Kennedy was arrested IN Cmatilla
LAST night by immigration officials.
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TRIAL NEAR THE END.

Los ANGELES. Calf. Jan. 6.-EH-
ccpt for expert testimony. the state
closed its case in rcbuttal late today IN
the trial Of Harry New, alleged murder
or Of his fianccc. Frcda Lesser Among
the witnesses called by the prosecution
was Mrs. Alice Lesser. mother Of the
girl. who expressed the opinion that
New was sane.
Defense counsel said arguments wouid
he begun Thursday morning and that The
jury probably would receive the case
Friday.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. G.--Banli'

WASHINGTON. Jan. G.--Bank-
crs representing clearing house
associations in all parts ~ the
country. meeting her" today ut
the call of the federal reserve
hoard. failed Ia take final action
on the question of interest rates
on bank balances. but d"c.d"d TO
hold another conference at which
il IS expected an agrr"mcnt may
be reached To put a stop or com
pciitivc bidding between New
York and inSland cities for out
of town deposits.
At the request Of the bankers
tho federal reserve board tonight
issued call for n second con-
ference at Chicago january @5'
to be attended by three r"preSen-
tativcs from each federal reserve
district.
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MAIL MATTER DESTROYED.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 8. - APPROX
,atrIy 5O4 sacks OF mail sent from san
Francisco on the transport Great North
crn for Manila were destroyed by water
entering ten magazine where tho mail
was stored. tho war department. was IN
formed today BY tho department quar-
trrmaeter AT Manila. All mail for Man
lila received in san Francisco from II.
m November G5 To November -. was
cont n nihr Great NOrthcr
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INJUNCTION NULL1FIED.

ct LOUIS. Jan. 6.--Thc United
States district court Of appeals Today
ISSUED writ OF supcrscdeas. multiplying
the injunction granted st. Louis brew
rrz by United states District Judg" Pol
lock. winch permitted them IL manu-
facturc and sell rs percent alcoholic
herr Ri>wcrs have announced that the
Of this b"cr has ceased
and that tho sale would stop rs soon
g the suDrrScdras writ was ISSUED.
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SEVEN MEN INJURED.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Ian. 6.-Seven
shipyard workers were injured when a
building used as an emergency fleet
dormitCrv. was destroyed ut Hartman.
IA. today by fire. Fifty men were
sleeping III tho building M the tiine.
MANY escaped scantily clad by jumping
from srcnnd story windows. The loss
is estimated a. $4,000.
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FOR EErUEN OF BODIES.

WASUINGTuN, Jan. Ga bill d!-
rcrt.ng the secretary Of war 10 arranS"
for the return ~ government expense
of the bodies o: soldiers. sailors and
marines now buried ia Europe where
ny, Of kin. was introduced to-day by
senator Harris, Democrat. Georgia. aid
rrfrrred to the military committee.
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BIG STOCK ISSUE.

WILMINGTON. Del. Jan. S.-Thc
stockholders Of the General Motors cor
pUraiion company. Mt SHccih meeting
moro today. atIfrd a resolution Of tn"
directors. authorizing 100000 shares
uf capital stock. preferred and d"hcnturc
ut $500 a shnr" and $1n.00O,0OO common
~ nominal NalNn.
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RIVER KILOGRAMS

novis Island danr--%.S feet. station
airy: cloudy.
W'arrcn--l.G feet: cloudy.
Oil City--".G feet. stationary: clear
StcuhenvilIc--5.c r""t. falling; clear
PnrkcrShtrg--6 feet. falling; cloudy.
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srncKHo1pERs MEETIl

The annual m"oiing OF the st"CkhoId-
crs OF the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
the Company on Monday. January y.
1920. between the hours Of . and
o'clock p. m. for the election Of Man
ayers to serve during the ensuing year.
and such other business as shall come
before the meeting.
JOSEPH LAWSON. Secretary.
Wheeling. W. Va. December 90. 1919.
DIGS
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-SALEMEN.

wANTED-Salcsmen Q0) real sales
! men Commission only. Proposition
legitimate and open for invc,tGation
Ia Statesmen. Apply Room !. Rex The
atrc Bldg. Eek -sOldicsS. Sailors or Ma
rInrs given preference. Applicants must
BE- residents OF Ohio county. d-27-l
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LOUTSVIBLJE Ky. Jan. 6.-Word
received hero today announced the SUD
dem death at Gerard last night OF John
u. White. former representative in corr
gress from the eleventh district.
Thirty years ago Mr.. White was one
Of the states leading politicians. lie
served several terms in congress whore
he was known as the "creastcd jay
hawker."
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RAwnrd Brush.

GREENWICH. Conn. Jan. 6.-Edward
Brush. vice-presidcnt Of the American
Smelling and Refining comp nny. and
formerly connected with the STANDARD
on companv Of New York. died at his
home heer TODAY. He was 65 years CT
age. MT Brush was graduated from
Sheffield Scientific school. Yale in l>14.
Ue "a survived BY three sons
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CINrINNATl o.. Jan d ~ a Nn,G
Of - Ia ! CIV council today defeated
IA, resolution Of Councilman Edward
KcIlo2E TO appoint IL committee 81 al
.ycne 10 discuss IT." alvisahiiuy III cell
ir., the Cincinnati Southern railway. Inc
rulv municipality owned trunk line ran
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