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POLES TO HAVE.
ALLIED HELP

or hy on allied declaration
Further "details 90 the meeting 10
London Friday between the buHheslhi
foprcacnintlt'H and NJ Lloyd uonfRe
were LEARNED tonight hN tho Associated
Press
HouaN OF The soviet government
tn accept itfmH ~ truce Boz tnkon
in conference ,itcles here na meaning
lhnt kamnncfi aud kinsHiu have but
min0i iuFlu'nco Win Premier i.cuino
Ind Wan Minister VfnfIht
AZ TIE conference M Ilupd George
Offered rNtrN EnurHutrr thnt the truce
would mot Do ua nH means fur
rcinfutrlnp tho military nuHifion of the
luins Tho British prcmin went 80
Ini nH 20 hTrrr 90 have hulahtvik of
Fleets behind The Polish lines 60 asc
thHi ihe terms of the truce were cn-
iuirnd rlridiY Tho plomiuI ans.
HritH Ifii tir Furairu.H ui,i.t iiHH-.
rnd kamnncr N'ut tho plan 90 Mos
COW hF WftltaN with H rrpumms nda B.
ton fhai 10 hr adopted
ln British aud Ffonoh rroles lt D.
admitted thai the situation created by
the bolahetik refusal Of nur' has
brought about criHH uuis eooond iu
MuNit COB thHt which confronted the
nilics BOP lfli
1ho Rejection hY tho huah,,lk ui
iiiN iifiuHh nrupuHi fui an Immediate
iu il' truce with Poland made na ID
rotult cot i'itnisr tIu.d i,vnr.,. Il
conference lHst ridlN Alfh ~ Nam-
'nr0 ANA " kfaHsm fhn Lonh,ell
representative now 900 londnn reach
'N lInfu George unN fftInl.f Nil
l'rNud fhlf incoming ulf, ihe, wefr
in conference tf th, hunH uf sir
hIip SnWoon lf lHmpt ueaf hfr,
" rnu" uH H"f'rD blow 90 LLOYD
'.ltf' pont' DIinttH
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Ginning Delayed
At KmgsuiUe

Specini to THE Caller
kiNfSNiLlE Aug Ginning
wns Htil DELAYED here sunday but no
electric company IR confident the
boiler VIII be- Bro readiness for ml
DAY Monday showers zen SATURDAY
nud sunday bat no material dnrnnge
was DOM to The crops ana unless none
fails Monday Tho harvesting ,glil Dc
uninterrupted
Neniey n'iiard and his fuH rr.n
"i drillcrs arrived Saturday evening
"nd the drilling on tine CnprnrK we'll
VIII h'gin nt unse
Mrs - a Smith md children win
Mfs T. Y Alton lcr Saturday morn.
lhh I"r 7iN or rlghi Weeks sislt
to Eureka Springs
Mrs Fred Alton hes as guest Nor
riHirr Mrs Laura innoaster. ard t2o
children
70 = Mcconnell 81 Austin was In
Tow" i"w DAYS lust week
Mrs y p. Della Foasc ls VISITING
n'' aN'fhirr Mrs Reed So Mercedes
Mr. % g. Inu has returned n.om
N"n Antonio wh'r sh" has boon foo
treatment fnr about slH U.eka
NJ johnson uf CORPUS Christi
wa. h@c ihc nsi pf tho weef
MITE io" kcrpeis returned ~lrudn.
from @ Visit tn rurpus thrI-t
, Richardson uf Houston Nn.
visitor here Friday
judE" g. q Reese and Do W D.v.t.
iiip i1 tlurlluaeu Sufudlt
ANS j Tom OF Allied rs pt.iI,.
nv |stri Mr4 Doe Keepers
Mri0or made taf Cd,
Brownsville thr hef of h. Mood.
Mr ard Mr. o. s. iane. NM. d..
,u'n.d li"m % thrcr We,ks u.n ta
Affa +. 10
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NOTIFICATION
CEREMONY TO-DAY

hors rut.aaN noon and couf,r with
pants iutdrm' at the democratic ua-
uon1' headquarters before stlrting his
Western frur. which upous pa CniCAro
Mriupadah evening.
Tentative plans nlsn have hrou made
for 81 second western trip over % more
southern routo in ortohcr This
would Include addresses in Kansas.
Colorado New Mexico, Ar1ona and
anuthcln california
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Don't close your cves 10 The
warning which nature gives, when
nnsiGhty pimples appear ON your
race aud other parts cd The body
u you are afflicted with any
form oi skin disease DO uot expect
70 be cured by lotions. oin,ments.
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MISSING AVlAroRs EouNo

MENloALL Lower 'alii"ruiA, AUS
s. Aviafors John Goree American.
ana Fred Dato. Mexican. who have
been f1leslns Stree early yesterday
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
Kirker og Foreninger.

6sT EMMANUEL NORsK LUTH.
KlRKE, HORNET at Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste hver SON
dag XII. 1890 Find. Engelsk hve1
anden Sandag. rS9ndagsskole hve1
Sdndag XII. 9.15; norske ,og en-.
gelske Klasser. BgnnemGde1
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8 i Kir.
kens Basement.
DANSK Ev. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
KIRKE, Hjarnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver Sgn.
dag Form. n. II. ssndagsskole II.
CHRlSTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hjernet at Park
og University Avenue. GudstJe-
neste hver S1ndag, engelsk XII.
1890. norsk XII. 11.30 Find.
NoRsK LUTHERsKE TREFoL
DIGHEDSK1RKE, HjgrnetA ct
Harrington og. Sherburne ives.
Gudstjeneste hver Sgndag XII.
1890 Find. og 7.30 Aften. sgn-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
DEN DANSK- METHODIST.
KIRKE. Hornet af Broadway .oe
ID. st., afholder sine Gudstjenestel
som f9lger: Pr@diken Sgndag Form.
n. 1880. Aften RI. 7.45. ing.
Folks Epworth Liga: Sgndag Aften
RI. 7.45; literBrt Mode de tire 'fgrste
Trsdage j Maaneden. Bgnnemgde
liver Onsdag Aften Kl. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, S6NNER
AT NORGE, mGder 1ste og 3die
Mandag ! Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hail., 1856 w. Ninth st.
6YNN0VE LOGE NO. s DDTRE AZ
NORGE, mSder ,2den og Ada Man.
dag / Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall. 166 w. Ninth st.
81. g. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. d
,. 81 mdder lste og 3die Fredag
Maanedeu paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
~. at st. Peter OF 4th Streets. :.
FORENINGEN HGODTHAABO ms
der 2: og 4. Lsrdag paazRoyal Area
mum Hall, al. af st. Peter og 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN HDANMARKs SON.
NER'' af %. 8. d. r., mgder /. og 8.
Lerdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
HI. ct st. Peter og 4th Streets.
stHLEONORA CHRISTINE,, LOGE
Mr.. 80, D. 9: s., meder 1ste o.
% 3die onsdag i Maanedep paa
Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 ". 9th ST.
FORENINGEN HAABRT mgder
2tdep g 4de Torsdag Maane-
den paa Royal Arcanam Hall,
N%E$S
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&arinr.
&refeHifte.

emmanuel &irfer poa 2afapette
MDenue bar 1t0ite6t &al6sbreb til
&eb. 81. &. @cbult3, / 8lair, geeb.,
bbor set 6orene6e 6anife &irfeiam:
fltno bar fin &reiteffole. Menigbe:
BEN baaber, at ban bill mo6tage Sal:
set itrafs, iaa Sc fan faa 6eres eyer
&reit til Sui, for set bill 10 bore Ell
let Sag at fao en eller flere tbelo.
giife @tuoerter beo @eminoriet til
at bafierere for bam, in6ttl &la6ien
bliber fD16t igien. Smmaruel Sir
TENS ntofinre @reit, Ser bar mo6ta=
get &oIo til 81. @nsgor Menigbeo
San 6rancisco, Dar b&ret fer / ~1Db
@ar, og set er lite formeget iogt, at
ban bar giort fig e1ifet og a9tet al e1t-
bber, ban CT fommet / 8ergring me6.
San bar lite alene en- 6pgtig @r9it,
men ti1lige en- fo1felig Man6, iom
M}enigbe6en bar meget at taffe for.
Set CAB Meolemer11e ogiaa 8ebis
pan ii6ite Spn6og Mfte1L ga ser bar
foranitaltet en- Mfife6sfeit for @oitor
8locf % &uitru. &oa> @rur6x al at
&irfens &rDpt er 1116er Separation,
b1ep 6eltmaalti6et bol6t / BEN ffte=
6en6e 8reitebolig, bbor Ger iefbfpl=
ge1ig moatte ipiies / f1ere &olo.
|Ebomas &onien bar Or6itDrer og
3aler bol6es at @reiterne 8oobolot,
Senien og 8onSo fra &acine og Mn-
6erien fra &enoiba. Gil Slut ober-
rates &aitor 8locf en- @o1e me6
@ulo1tptfer, iom talen6e 8epis paa,
at set lite alene er / Californian at
ser finoes @ulo. @@resgielten bar
bpbt rert, og taffeoe paa Sen jebne,
ligefremme Maa6e, Ser er bom eger.
Set egentlige Seitprogrm me6 Gang
og Muiif fan6t Ste6 ienere / ielpe
&trfen, bbor ser bol6tes Toler af
&aitor Matbieien fra Miltpa,,fee og
@aitor &%oienberg Der fra 8pen.
|@briit @elion tolteoe Menigbeoens
Sat til b%ort6ragen6e @reit og p>1-
ife6e bam &el6 og 2pffe / bans npe
:&a1b..
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8aiare,1 for ct. &ebers banife &irfe.

8aiaren for ct. 8ebers banffe Strife.
Set er 10 mi inart Ben 4. Decem<
Der, 90 %obern9bnte 8ofar nfbol6es
paa 9ania &aq til 6or6el for Ben
npe Strife. l1n6ertegneoe fommer 1ige
mi fra ct 8ei6g 6eru6e / &irfen> og
set er en- flor Sberralfelie, iom alt
Ser gaar frema6. &armeapparatet
er tn6iat, % r&laitringen" er go6t
| Gang. 9e nDe @i16uer CT in6iatte,
% set er en- Srp6 at betr1gte set att
iamme1, bbor er set BOG barmqriif
% fient. @1em mi lite at tenfe paa
bette Mrbei6e i &ierligbeo - glib en-
@abe 6ertt1 90 tom til @te6e - iaa
alt mao blibe bellpffet. Ser er mt
go6t begpn6t paa Sen 1pe @reitebo,
Zig, iotm bill b1ibe giort fer6ig / 81
bet at @interen. Seq be6, ser er
mango Der | 8pen, / &opfins, ct.
2ouis &arf % st. Saul, iom gierne
bill bore me6 1T bpgge paa Dor
ifi6nne Strife. - @en6 @abe1 til Dor
&oSierer g. g. Serenfen, 22t2 %.
Mbe. go. Set bar beret min erIige
Btlie at fomme omfrtng til ollie; men
leg bar paa largt 11er lite funnel
oberfomme set. Sen f6rite- @obe fra
en- el6re &one til SEN 11De Strife bIep
ierot n6en 0pfor6ring. &nnoe S
lite NOT = @enigbe6sns @enner -
gigre roget ltgnenoe. &irfen bill fun
ne blibe in6biet be6 Mptaorsti6.
&ielp til, iaa Sen tan blibe in6biet
u6en @ie16. 81 far MI omtrent
noaet 1000 Dollars beo Sn61amlin<
gen.
@aa eg1te og &omiteens @egne,
q. S. .Sarpgaar6.
@r. 81. Senien, Sanitor poa So
Mig Sail, Mrs. Mn6retp @eoerien,
2449 26. Mpe. g., og 3. g. 8ol=
ling, 4257 80. Mpe. g., bar ogiaa
'go6be6sful6t lobet at tage imo6 So
berne. Scr. Boiling bill laoe @aper
afbente, naar Ser %telefoneres til
9rerel 5713.
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SnIebanfet.

Dania bar ne6iat Ell &omite til at
arra11gere Soreningens traoitio1elle
Sulebanfet, Ser iom igobanlig bill
finbe 5teo Mn6eniuleoog, bbilfet alt=
laa bliber 5bnbag Mften, 6en 26.
Sec. @temningen for en- iaaoan Self
er imiblertib life iaa lobenoe iom |
rrrige Tiber, for Daniferne fan M
engang lite fin6e fig / at 6riffe Sfaa-
Ter i tpn6t 81 eller Safe, men mar
Tan 10 ban11es til alting.
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Splbatcrnes &unms.

Otter SEN 25. Mppember nobetoles
fife Bonus til flere Gol6ater, fer 2e=
giSlaturen iamles. &%ommisiione1
ifal bore iaa langt bagefter meo tit
arbeioe, at ben maa tage fig Gio til
at inobinoe oct monglenoe. Mogle
>acitaar, at meget Mrbei6e ct blepen
foripmt unoer @algfampen, % at
Mpn6igbe6erne / be11ne Sag bon6ler
uforiparli9t. She @omen's Mnr=
iliarD" / Mmerican 2egion bor til
itil1et Dem en- Mnmo6ning ON at en=
ore 6en tagne 8eitemmelie og fort
iette meo uobetaltngen til Soloa=
terne. Mon faloer set en- @fam, at
@ol6aterne lite faar, bpao @toten
IfAber 1em.
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bIeb Me6Ien1 faabeI al Danin finn

bleb Meolem label al Dania ion1
9. 9. g.: Son bar ogioa &irfeme6-
lem % bSr iom iaa6an meo til at
ftifte Dor Greliers Menigbeo UNDER
Haitor 9olm. Ser bolot ban beo til
bet iiofte, efterot ban ear bleben for
gammel til at tage attib Sci Sore
1tngsltpet, % oerfra fqregif 8egro-
belien .iioife Man6ag UNDER flor Del-
tagelie. Msnus 5cbmiot, ser blep
80 Mar garmnel og boz raft % re-
rig lige til ban fo1fe6es poa Sotte=
iengen, lepe6e. ct lpffeligt 6amilielib,
|og ban bar meo @ette itolt al fit tall
(rige Mffom, i6et ban efterlo6 tire
|Sgnaer % to Dgtre, ale bel forfpr=.
get, e1lepe 8grnebern % otte, 8erre-.
barns 8ern. &an bar inaleoes 0I-
6efar. Sans al6eritegne Suitru Ieper
lenor11.
e.rE1ESfgFs A#Ia
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@n nD Screening.

Ser CT itiftet Ell Screening / ct;
@aul UNDER Napnet r&11om Oour
@itD @siociation". 9ens 6prmaa]
er at faa merfet % in6prnntet |
allies 8ebioitbeo, bpor Sfiellet gaor
mellem ct. Sail % Minneapolis
Man bil babe ct eller on6et itprre
Merfe reiit pe6 Sfiellet paa l1niper-
iitp Mpenl1e - ct Iaor,1, en- 8ue el=
Ter noget anoet. Og r5t. 8arl" pit
ties malet poa Sc 11pe 2amper ;paa
l1niberiitp Mhe.
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pl6efaber.

@amle Msm11s Scbmi6t er 800,
90 meo BAN bar @acine miitet en- af
tine 6orfipmpere for ben Iespigife
Gag, for ban bar ielp en- at Dem, Ser
LED unber TIFF Mog oerbiemme i Sgn-
oeripllano, fbr ban j 1888 brog til
amerifa meo Snitru og1 8grn.
[StrdfS peo fin Mnfomit Der il,1tteoe
ban iig til De 1onife Goreninger o.
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GIesbig.

5gn6ag Mften Sen %. So. bill Be
6anffe 2Dsbtlle6er, Tom bitter Song
|Gbriitions SSn6tog Sgn6eripllonb,
|blibe %forebiit ltaa 8. g. g. Sail nm
Der 2ogens Auipicier, % Der bill an
tagelig blipe fulot &ns, efteriom oct
let 6e be6ite 8illeoer, Ser CT uobalgt
LAT ielbe ben 6anife @egiering og
ienot til Mmerifa, for at Soft j Be
iter1anb oeiaa tan np6e go6t al Sen
.oberitrsm1ne,1oe @Ip6e, Ser flog belle
[Matione1, 6a BET 6anife 5lesbig at-
Tier tom ilbaee tn NQooerlo116et.
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9pbsfal6.

Sonos 50. 8acflan6, fprite asiiite=
ren6e 9irettpr for ..@tatsf9ngilet /
bpoe / Sgnoogs efter
tire Maane6ers 5Dg0om. 8acflano
bapoe baret fnDttet til Stotsfengllet
/ en- balp Snes Mar, beientlig ion1
an6en asiiiterenoe Direftgr. S Mai
/ Mar bleb ban fgrlte %asiilterenbe
9irefter. San c%fterlaoer fig @l,itrl1
og 0atter.
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8iprnriul6.

@obl 8i6rnifiolo, 6en 6anife Sci.
tetenor, iom mi er gift og biemfarer
u6e | Sos Mngeles, agter 1t reiie til
often tt6lig i Sanl1ar % ,agter Al
optr9oe %nn6erbeis, bbor ban tan
|faa Engagement. Sans Setreta,
for Ben foreitaaenbe Gurnee er M:
bert Heterien, 625 Marfet street
San Srancisco.
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mfnneapolfa:

>9r. Mamrice Sraneis Cyan,
tioligere 6e 6orene6e @toters Mini=
tier I 9onmarf, fful6e babe beiggt
minneapolis / 6enne l1ee og talt
"Sbe @omen's. Club. San bIeb
oesberre f%orbin6ret, men n1enes at
fomme / Sanl1ar.
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st. paul.
NJ. A. X
City Editor & Manager.
City Office:
62S Endicott Building.
geb &ipb leller @eparation al
1bre beips Ben pelfjenbte Snbeler
5impn MeIion. 200 6. 7tb Street.
Mpbe % 8aiar.

Sri Observation-Disclosures Bor:
glemmtgei afbo1oer tit re9ulare
Meoe % 8aiar Gors6ag Ben g.. De:
cember bos Mrs. 8oolep, 1854 @6;
gerton ct. 81 bil bore n1eget tot.
nemmelig for enbper @%ienitan6, fom
bliper ifienfet, % ri enifer at ie iac
mango iom m1li9t til Steoe bel
8aiaren. Mlle er belfommen.
81. 2emis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26

ct. &ebers airfes abinbeforenins.
Ser bliber intet Mp6e / neite nge.
Men Goreningen boI6er @tiftelies=
felt ben a.. December bos Mrs. so.
g. &asmusfen.
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fulfilling at ibenif 2iterat,1r %
.&unifner=MIbntt.

T1t111ttterEMlb1tttt.
gilbert 8onniers @ubliibing Cont
|pann, 9tocfbolm og Seem Sort, no,
filler / 6enne l1ge i 06in Club (Aee,
tropolitan @anf 816g., IL. 6loor,
|&iernet If 6. ct. og 2. Mbe. co.
en- Samling at M ibenif 2i1terotur
og &unit-g(lbum Ser CT aabert bber
Sag til Sgnoag. &ioer11e CT: 81. II
3 oes 5-8. @lle ct: benligft mo
bu6t til at fe benne im1ffe 1161il,
ling.
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Mnli8t General oitmejter.G u111e.

'sBs OS"e%"&- VlN1Ie-
&ongresma11o s. Stenerion, Min,
11e1otos 9. Diitrtft, ser er 6ormaro
for &eprei entantbuiets &omite, fom
bar me6 &oitbeients at eigre, ornto,
les iom mulig General @oitmelter
UNDER Sar6ing.
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Janget.

r8ig Girls" Domling, en- berpg=
tet @epolperman6, 1om SEN 18oe
Mpril brgo l1o al &amiep County
6engiel efter en- &, bporun6er
Clutter Sobn 8ro6p bleb iaaret> bleb
for cit l1ge ii6en 11appet / &urlep,
@is., % bragt tilbage til ct. Saul.
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Den lille epforenina.

Sen lille Spforening afboI6er
Morgen (6reoag) %@ftermiooag mgoe
Dos Nfrs. Sames Matbiaien, 3405
18. Mbe. g..
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!. Mfifebsprr6ifen.

@aitor Earpgaar6 bol6er Mfife6s.
preoiten be6 @uostieneiten paa @en=
|'6ag @%ftermi66ag SCI. 3 / SSmmonuels
6anife Strife, %. Mpe. g. % 90. ct.
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8eitbreliespaIg.

Saa 6oreningen 9aniqs me6e
Strs6ag Mften SEN ID. Sec. bliber
ser Galg al nh 8eitprelie.
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9ampifibsfarten

Oscar 6en ar16en" tom til @brr.
.1tianian6 Sen IA. Mob. silt bel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26

Benefice-
orestining
Til FoRDEL FOR
Mrs. Anton Sannes
den 28de November 1920
paa DANA HALL.
hvor'der opfores
Rationelt Fjj0i;s-stel]
fen Akt.
Stedet er: En- norsk Ostlandsk-Field.
bygd i Begyndelsen af 1880 Aarene
Abekatten
Vaudeville.af Johanna Louise Heibere
i en- Akt.
Handlingen foregaar i Pile. Alleen pa:
Frederiksberg.
Violin Solo af M. Chr. Smith
Encouragement af M. Michaelsen
Entire SO Cents
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-05

IS. Garbage collectors 400
10. THIRTY seven women school
teachers 2.51
81, Town dog-catcher 81. 2 .4e
The humiliation forced upon the
teachers by reading this. table must
convince them that the STANDARD OF
living" principle Is one denied them
almost alone Of civic servants. Mr..
Comstock champions them:
I'm this age of economic enlight.
ment almost every occupation except
teaching has learned that there, is such
thing as standard of living" that
this standard of living has direct
effect upon the health, happiness, and
efficiency. Of the worker and his fam.
lily: that this standard varies by &C.
equations and by localities, that there
Is minimum level below which It is
socially unsafe to force people to live
and, lastly, that wages must be con.
sidered not from the point of view Of
actual amounts, but with regard to
what can be obtained in exchange for
them. A teachers work is most ef.
fectively. done when she is in good
health free from worry, able to par
ticipate in community activities, and
when she has the social respect OF the
community. These things make her
a leader, molder of citizens, ere.
ator of ideals, and yet practically all
of these elements of success are deni.
ed a majority OF teachers by the in.
sufficient salaries paid"
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paid for in order to make both ends
meet?
when the salaries of teachers are
raised to point where the men and
women who prepare for the work can
be happy in it, proud of it, freed from
constant financial worry, and able to
pay their share of the social and civic
activities of the town, then, and only
then, will teaching attract the kind
Of men and women who should and
can instruct the citizens of tomorrow"
Mr.. Comstock prepares table that
gives an instructive lesson in daily
wage comparisons. Let the reader
hunt down the line for the wage not
only of the highest-paid but also the
lowest paid teachers and compare
their dole with their fellows in other
fields. The teachers salaries cited are
those of Montclair, N. j., "a wealthy
suburb of New York which presumab-
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TEACHERS SALARIES
AND some OTHERS
Some Instructive Campaigns
Made IN a New Jer-
sey Town.

Elementary teachers in New York
City where teachers salaries are re.
latiyeIy very high are on a par in
the wage-scale with butchers, chauf.
feurs, clerks and waiters-excellen
people, but employed in callings where
almost no preparation Is required.
These facts were ascertained from an
Intensive study OF the statistics obtain
ed from typical New York draft
board, and others of similar nature
are quoted by the New York Evening
Post from The Monthly Labor Review
OF the United States Department of
Labor The same atitohrity shows that
In the geographical district in which
Cleveland and Chicago were selected
as representative Industrial cities,
head bakers received 1868 more per
year than the elementary teachers of
the same district; blacksmiths, $3.50;
and maehinists 81, 1873 more. F" BY PEG.
pie to whom the matter is less one Of
deadly seriousness than to the teach.
ers Themselves, 1t can be observed that
1t is worth more to mold dough for
bread than to mold boys and girls into
citizens, TO hammer hot iron than to
hammer ideals and to construct ma
chimes than to build character. ."
Some OF our most estimable watch
dogs of the public funds" points out
another Investigator, Mr.. L. K. Com
stock, Of Monclair, ARE saying.
Prices are abnormal now and. will
soon drop Let the teachers bear their
part in the increased cost as a patri.
otic duty until things readiust them.
selves y He shows up the insincerity
of this recommendation by also max.
ing use OF the method of comparisons
We quote from a published address
delivered before the Mount Hebron
Home and School Association:
We'll, we should have refused on
the same grounds to grant the in.
creases to railroad employees, but we
didn't. We should have refused on
the same grounds to grant the in.
creases to the various trades in the
building trades ,b1t we didn't. We
should have refused on the same
grounds to grant the farmers $2.25 for
wheat, but we didn't. No less an au-
thority than Paul Warburg, until re.
Gently chairman Of the Federal Re-
serve Board, has within month stat.
ed that in his opinion the world has
permanently moved to new price.
level, which is about 100 per cent.
higher than the prewar.level. II pa.
triotism consists in being economically
exploited, how can those who think
the teachers ought to wait for prices
TO fall bring themselves to accept
higher prices for their goods and SER
vices? Are we making a wise invest.
ment when our teachers are living on
sue ha close margi2 that they are OBJ.
liged to sell Liberty bonds not wholly
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Will Use Movies to
Show Tractors PAGES

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
OF this week will be Get To-Gether"
days for the Hall Garage Co. and the
farmers and industrial men Of this
community.
T. L. cordray, manager of the Hall
Garage, has made arrangements with
the Maxwell Motor Co. to show their
new 1920 cut-out show chassis in the
windows Of the Hall company garage
from April 5th to the 10th. He will
have one OF his salesman there all
the time to explain the different fea-
lures OF the new Maxwell.
Along with the Maxwell, display, Mr.
Cordray has made arrangements To-,
ia Cletrack Tractor demonstration
which will be given for only. three
days, April 5th, 9Th and 7th. Tuesday
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Jonathan Hawkins
Is Buried at Grafton

The funeral Of Jonathan Hawkins,
Civil war veteran whose death took
place on Saturday at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Abbie Stanley, on Clay
street, was held this morning at ten
O'Clock from the residence and on the
noon train the body was taken to
Grafton where burial will be made in
the National cemetery there. The flu.
neral arrangements were in charge OF
Undertaken Musgrave and Son.
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has been set aside as special Farm
ers day. when d practical demonstra-
ton Of the tractors different uses wiz
be given on the s. w. Hall farm at
Belleview. After the Demonstration
at the Hall farm everyone viii come
back to the Hippodrome theatre.
which Mr.. Cordray has leased for that
afternoon, where they will see pic
ture showing the different kinds OF
work being done daily with the Gle
trac.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association OF
Fairmont will be held in the Asso-
ciaticn Auditorium on the evening
of Tuesday. April 18th, 1920, at
1880 o'clock for the purpose OF
electing directors and transacting
any other necessary business. in
Guiding the authorization OF an is
sue of Second Mortgage Six per
cent (69s) Gold Bonds to an amount
which shall not in any event ex.
coed in the aggregate the principal
sum of Fifteen Thousand (s15,ooo)
Dollars at any one time outstand-
ing for the purpose of refunding a
like issue Of Second Mortgage Six
per cent (6%l Five Year Gold
Bonds which matured January 1st,
1920, and the execution of a mort
gage or deed of trust to secure the
payment OF said bonds, principal
and interest.
J. NJ. HARTLEY, President
Ross A. Watts, Secretary.
Mar. 81. Apr. 5.