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Chat
Tlekle 10 RInht

q. SO L bSkt0 - talHu6
~ ptIarding is confident Of victory.
Cox 10 confident OF victory: WHAT'S
the answer? Yon tell US field glass
you can see farther than We can!
Tickle is right.
do wonder what the real an
gWer will be. don't you? sorta
( funny, isn't it-this Christian Sci
ence method OF suggesting things
10 make them come true. 1tS
VcontInuing hercely, this manner OF
iSnociEing you on the head 80 hard
iWdth the hammer OF the little may
bee that we already see stars. But
QUIZ stars are overlapping. we
WS TO see the glorious star which
hara1ds the birth OF o new and
ioetter age. My God in Heaven,
yes! But It's growing mighty tire
some this conglomeration Of CON
victions coming from every manner
and kind OF candidate. We've read
50 much dope. SO much English,
good, bad and Indifferent. SO many
noWery, wild promises, and dazz.
ling perBuasions that we're tust
about ready to roll over and play
dead.
heard a woman say yesterday:
1--WE been told SO many candidates
to vote for, so much about their
good traits and their bad points,
such dreams as to why must not
vote for this one and why not for
that one that I've made UP my
mind to vote for somebody entire:
Is fresh. man little discussed and
one OF few words. It'll be plea:
sure to take a chance on him and
see what happens!" This is aw-
full Ill admit It.! But remember,
when woman was let IN the game
IL was understood that her nerves
would play O prominent part. And
nerves have been known to do
queer things?
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES
Gal 3

Pursuant to the authority vested
in me by virtue of certain deed
of trust bearing date on the 9Th day
of September, 1911, executed by A,
II. Donually and Mary ]. Donnal'
ly, his wife, to the undersigned W.
S, Meredith, Trustee, to secure to
John Y. Hito the payment OF a GER
tain promissory note In writing,
calling for the sum Of Seven Thou
sand Dollars ($7,00000l due and
payable five (5) years after date,
which said deed OF trust is Of rec.
ord in tho office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court OF Marion county,
West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book
No. 81, at Page 279, default having
been made in the payment. OF said
note and interest. and the under
signed, as such trustee, having
been notified so to do by the said
John Y. Hlte, will, on Saturday,
P. NJ, on that day, at the Main
street front door OF the Court
House Of Marion county, West Vir'
ginia, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder, all the following
described real estate, that is to
All Of that certain tract or par.
eel Of real estate situate in the
city Of Fairmont, Marion county,
West Virginia. bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake that bears
N 10 degrees 80 minutes w. rs feet
distant from. a point In the center
Of the Belt Line railroad, said
poln. bearing s 10 degrees, 80 min
utes w, 6 feet distant from tho
intersection OF the center line OF
said railroad and the southern line
the City OF Fairmont laid out by
the FaIrmont Development company
and running thence from aatd be-
ginning point N 20 degrees, 30 min.
utes w 100 feet to,a stake; thence
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ti1ess days Who have the conrageI
of our convictions.
HahaI

s@---ssl
HahaI
'Tee-hee, ha-ha.huhI / swami" ]
said to myself out loud last even.
ing.
"Eor rnercy'B sake, what kind Of
a noise are you making" inter
rupted friend hubby.
nm watching Governor Cox
put flowers on the grave Of susan
b. Anthony, / sQuealed. Tie New
York Times has taken great pains
to nuke the picture eXtraordi nartly
beautiful" chuckled. Listen TO
this: On his swing through New
York and the New England States
Governor Cox places q wreath on
the grave OF Susan 3. Anthony,
pioneer woman guffragiSt at Ro-
chester. N. Y"
"Humph!" said my non-commit-
tai mate as he went out and slam
med the door. The only real noisy
thing that man ever did was 70
slam a front door.
And then j settled back among
my cushions beneath q wonderful
pink dom ed, electric light and en-.
lOyed myself. ! sure did have a
good laugh all alone. Every moth
ers son IN the country knows we're
either going to make or lose the
election for him this year and for
the life OF him he can't help max
ing grand stand plays. Tee-hee!
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with club at her boarding house
at Downs Saturday night, was held
IN $4,000 bail for q preliminary
hearing Nov. S. The woman re-
celYed several scalp wounds and is
suffering from nervous shock.
Two other men we're with the man
who assaulted Mrs. Sarka and
county officers expect TO arrest one
of them shortly, Malena denies
the charge.
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a Handsome EeIlow

Poor Terrence! He surely was
a handsome fellow: hate 20 see
him depart to unknown lands, don't
you? Wonder II he'll find the
next world pretty slow after all
hts earthly trials and tribulatIons.
Speaking quite seriously ! won
der Just how many appreciate that
o man IN far country has Just died
for cause he considered worthy
right 40 applaud or condemn him.
~ is 4aie act merely which ! am adj
smiring and have been thinking Il
good Bit Of Irish Terrence McSwin.
eY since the news OF his death
Gang to me-, like to sea anyone,
anywhere. stick to q belief to the
bitter end. Few of US there are
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ILLS RATS.

and mIee-that's RAT.SNA9 the old I
reliable rodent destroyer. Comes
In cakes-no mixing with ether
food. Your money back u u fats.
Csc size Il cake) enough tor pan.
try, kitchen or Collar.
So size Il cakeO) enough for chic.
ken House, eoops, or small build
lna0. :.
SIPS size Is cRkes) enough ter
building, or factory buildings.
Sold and Guaranteed by Cranes
Drug Store, Falrnont, South Side
Pharmacy Falrmont, JohnSon mar
macy shfnnOton Prescription ehsti.
macy Warrington.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Charles Clark, re-
siding ut Annubelle, Marion coun-
ty, West Virginia. will, on tho Sth
day of November, 1920, ut eleven
O'Clock a. m, or as soon Thereafter
as he can be heard, at the court
house Of said Marion county, make
application to the circuit court Of
said county at a regular term of
said court to be held on that day,
for a state license to carry re-
volver. My occupation Is that OF
night wntchman for the Four States
Coal Company, at Annabelle:
CHARLES CLARK. 10-26-l0t 1924
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Albert H. Seaman. re-
siding ut Annabelle. Marion coun-
~, West Virginia, will. on the Sth
day OF November. 1920, at eleven
o'clock, A. NJ, or MS soon thereafter
as he can be heard, ut the court
house OF said Marion county, mako
application to the circuit court OF
said court to be held on that day,
for state license to carry re.
voIver. My occupation is that Of
special officer for the Fourt States
Coal Company; at Annabelle. AL
BERT H. SEAMAN. 20-26-10 1928.
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kltohen cahIneta and Men

Kitchen cabinets are selling for
the enormous sum OF from $86 10
500. You know what a kitchen
cabinet Is! One Of those contrap.
tions which hold everything under
the sun from a safely pin 10 four
You can lose more things in the
kitchen cabinet than any place !
know and after the neWnesS wears
OF (every blessed woman falls for
one some time or other) they serve
more as catch-alls than anything
else and stand heavily in one cor.
ner of the kitchen and refuse to be
moved.
said to my man last night: 81
believe I'll sell my old cabinet and
buy a new. You can't sweep un-
der Il and you can't bulge 1t. The
thing has developed all manner OF
old age troubles"
what difference does it make?"
said he why do you want to
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
All persons Owing any moneys 70 70
and required To pay the Same TO
the undersigned at Hotel CnrriCo.
Fairmont, W. Va, on or before, the
first day Of November. 1920, and All
persons having claim against the
the estate Of the said w. c; Car
rico are notified to present the
same to the undersigned at Hotel
Currico, Fairmont, W. Va, for pay,
meut on or before the hrst day or
November, 1920.
ISABELLA NJ. CARRICO,
Administrative Of the personal es-
estate OF w. c. CarrIco. deceas"
ed.
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wANTED-A TRACT OF COAL
LAND OR UNDEvELoPED.
PREFERABLY PITT SBUR CHI
COAL. ADDRESS BOX 9216,
WEST VIRGINIAN. 1O.26.4t9216
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Paris society women send their
pet dogs to school, where they are
taught manners.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
hereby state that | Will be
responsible for obligations which
are now and may in the future be
contracted by my wife, Ethel Mae
Dyer, JOHN y hh;
Oct. 20, 1920. 1O-26-3t-9Z1I
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PICK AND SHOVEL MEN, Loa0
coal, West Virginia mine. High,
STEADY wages, Bon ll5l, Harris
burg, Pa. 9l49
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PICK AND SHOVEL MGN--Loud
coal, West Virginia mine.
High, steady wages. Box 1851,
harrisburg, Pa 9l4y
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WANTED-A Collector. Apply Jas.
II. Farley, ll9 Y Main street or
phone 63G-J. 0-25-3t-92l1
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TO BUY OR SELL PROPERTY
see Geo. H. BrObst, Professiona-!
Bldg. 10.1l-1St.909S
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CLERkS-(M Men, Womenl over II,
for Postal Mail Service. S125
month. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars of examina-
ton, write X. Terry (rormer Civil
Service EXamInerJ, 396 Continen-
tai Bldg, Washington, d. c.
1O-25-3t-92O9
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PICK & SHOVEL Men, load coal,
West Nirginia mine. High, stea-
dy wages. Box ISL, harrisburg,
Pa. iO-25-6t 92l4
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PICK AND SHOVEL MEN-Luad
coal, West Virginia mime. High,
steady wages, BOX isl, Harris
burg, Pa. 1O.1S.6t.9l49
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WANTED = Man for extractors.
Apply American Laundry.
IO-23-3t 92O4
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MALE HELP WANTED

over 16 to help
around garage. Phone 430.
1O-23-3t 9203.
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,QST

LOST-Pocketbook containing B.
q 0. annual pass made out to
John McGraw Wardcr, and Amerl-
lean Legion card, SCI in gold. LIB
eral reward II returned to lis
Beech street, Grafton, w. Va.
1O-25-3t-9219
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AUIU.-ECCES LIES
FOR SALE~0HG light truck In
good condition. Price $500 II
sold quickly or trade for Victory
Bonds. James l.. Cuttings, 721 ko.
Gust Ave. 1U25-3t-919S
FOR SALE =. Chalmers Touring
Car. 1920 model Apply 204 Al.
bert Court. Phone SAB. 10'9.9OSI
CHEVROLET TOURING : For
sale. 1919 Model. Good tires.
Call 74:J after 5 o'clock.
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FAKlMS FOB SALE
WANTED

WANTEDGTo rent q, 5 or 4 un-
furnished rooms or small house.
Or will buy small house, part cash,
part on time. Call 1901.
10.26-4t 9226
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

NOpICE-Wluted, 3 lady solicit
tors. Salary and Commission.
Nothing 10 sol, just take. orders.
Call New Simmer Hotel. -,
10-26.1t 1921
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-RnHEArE

ToB1C66 = 1sed Re65GcEy MAJ
ural Leaf for chewing and snok'
ing. No Tugs or trash. 66c the
pound: 5 pounds $3.50; 10 pounds
$3.50 delivered and guaranteed.
Send 1Oc In currency only Tor sam
pie. Bolinger & SRndersoh, May Nay
HEM STITCH1NG and picoting at
tachmer works on all sewing
machines. price $500, personal
checks lOc extra. Lights Mall Or
der House, Box 1877, Birmingham,
Ala, 9-24.26t-Sg6u
o. i. c. PIGS: eligible TO register
The large type kind. Prices reas'
enable. c. II. Cakes, Little Hook;
ing. Ohio. r. No. l. 9-24.26t-S92S
MODERN HOME for sale. COS
East Park avenue 1O'1S'0t-S49O
EOTTSE9 AND LOTS
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Sale5Ilen, we have Two
very good routes open for TWO
young men who are not afraid OIL
work and looking Tor future, 10
sell food products. Married men
preferred. Must know how to drive
u car. Apply with reference to
Jewel Tea Co, IuC., 81 Church ST.,
Cn!OutOwn, Pa. 1O.l6-Gt-Sl3O
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HEMSTITCH1NG and PIcoting at.
tachment, works on all sewing
machines; price So; personal
checks, 10c extra. Lights MRn
Order House, Box 127, Birmtng-
ham, Ala. 10-26-30t 9220.
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STU WANTED, FEMALE
WANTED-PO Position by experience
ed stenUgrapher. Box 917S, West
Firgiuian. lO-20-6t
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+ OARDERS AND IEOOELEko
and boomers wanted,
liz Raymond St. 10-20.St-0169.
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HOUSES AND LOTS

MODERN HOME for sale. 60S
East Park avenue 1O.1S.6t-915O
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MISCELLANEOUS

SPIRIT PENCIL wTlted valuable
messages. answers any question;
sample free. y. MartIng, All Ferry
st., Buifalo, N. Y. 2-9-16-23-3U
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poLTTrCAL- NpVERT1sING:
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-09
cox IS CHOSEN
BY DEMOCRATS
Ohio Governor Named for Presi'
dental Nominee on Forty
Fourth Ballot.
.PALMERQU|TS CONTEST
Attorney General Releases All Dele
gates But Action Fails To Bring
Choice-cox and MeAdoo
Battle To Finish.

- San Francisco-James N. Cox,
=, governor Of Ohio, was nominated
for president Of the United States
in the Democratic National con-
vention at 1:40 o'clock a. m. The
= nomination came at the conclusion
= Of a 44-ballot struggle. in which he
had steadily beaten down the
= forces Of William G. MeAdoo, for
mer Secretary Of the Treasury,
and President Wilson's son-in'Iaw.
When the baIIotins on the forty
fourth vote had gotten to a point
= where Cox had ZOE votes and was
rapidly approaching the necessary
two-thirds Of 72s, Sam 3. Amiden
Of Kansas, manager OF the Me-
Adoo forces and vice chairman Of
the Democratic National commit
tee, took the platform and moved
that the nomination Of Governor
Cox be made unanimous. I'm.
mediateIy there was roar from
the tired and worn delegates
which lasted for a full four min.
= utes before Chairman Robinson
= could put the question on Ami
don's motion to suspend the rules
and nominate Cox by reclamation.
At 1:43 o'clock a. m. the mo-
ton was formally voted over with
a rolling chorus Of ayes and the
crashing Of the brass bands.
State standards which had
sursed back and forth in the
+ desperate battles Of the deadlock
raced to the front Of the hall and
to a place before the platform.
The convention adjourned for
twelve hours.
=
. San Francisco-After another da!
of balloting, in which Attorney Gen
eral Palmer furnished the sensation b!
releasing his delegates after thu
thirty-eighth ballot. when the Dema
cratic National convention reached thu
forty-first ballot no candidate for thu
presidency has been nominated.
The battle had been reduced to
close contest between William Glib
McAdoo of New York and Governo
James M. Cox of Ohio. 80
D. The vote on the forty-first ballo
was: Cox, 1861: McAdoo, $50: Davis
55H; Palmer. II: Owen. 81; Glass. "a
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-09
JAPAN AWAITS U. S. ACTOR
To Make Ansio-Japansse Treaty Con
! form to League Of Nations.

Honolulu. r. H.-The Angl0-JapaA-
csc treaty will not be altered until the
course Of the United States in regard
to the League Of Nations has been d.
termined. 1t has been reported in To
kio. according to sdvices to the NipD0
Jill, japanese language neWspapoe
hero. The changes contemDlaeo4
would make the treaty conform % ~
League of Nations. But they viii Mt
be carried out II the United States d.
approves Of the league. because It =
thought the league would not be d.
pendable without the United States.
the dispatches stated. The alteration
Of the treaty will be postponed uat0
the elections have determined Unitod
States action on the leagne, 1t WAS
said. a&
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-09
PLATFORM IS AGREEO0N
Committees Draft Upheld BY
Democratic Convention.
War Waaed For Wet and Dry PlanI0
Falls In convention-0ebate
Lasts For Hours. 1

San Francisco-The Democratic plat.
form as framed in the resolutions cou6-
mittee, declaring for the peace treaty,
expressing sympathy for Ireland and
saying nothing at all about prohibition.
came unscathed through furious
floor fight and was adopted without
amendment in great avalanche OF
applause. u.
w. J. Bryan led the fight for adop-
tioO of his bone dry plank. but it was
buried after a dramatic day Of debate
by majority so overwhelming that he
did not even ask for roll calls on the
four other minority reports which he
had prepared. 1t
A cider, wine and beer plank cham
pioned in an emotional speech by w.
Bourke Cochran Of New York. also
was thrown out by the convention
along with a plank for recognition Of
the Irish republic backed by several
organizations of Irish sympathizers.
Glass and Colby vietors.
In the battle for the platform -
framed by the committee the forces
were led by Secretary Colby and Sem
ator, Glass, Virginia, during . debate
I'M which both sides stirred delegates
and spectators to repeated bursts q
emotional enthusiasm. Mr.. Bryan got
q bowling demonstration Of 20, minutes
after he concluded his speech for the
bone dry plank. but when the ballot
ing began it became apparent that
much Of the enthusiasm was q per.
sonal tribute to his past service to the
party. and not an expression OF SYM
patty with his present views. ,,., -
With the platform adopted, the con
vention was up with its schedule and
the voting on presidential candidates
began. ,.-..'
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-09
LlNsEeD COMBINE CHARGED


Misunderstanding violation q
the antitrust laws, the department q
Justice has commenced = suit q
equity against 13 Of the leading man
ufacturers of linseed OIL The bnl Of
complaint, according to an announce
ment of the department, was filed at
Chicago.
1t is charged that through an unlaW-
full combination and conspiracy exist
ing since October, 1918, prices for lin
seed oil have been maintained at artt
ficially high levels. Four Minneapolis
companies and one Red Wing COM
pay are among the defendants.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-09
You. Can
Saue Money
Hy1X
~

On the following items at the Flour
and Feed Store of F. A. Glass, III,
S. Elm St.: Timothy seed and red
clover seed, complete assortment OF
nice fresh garden and flower seeds,
lawn grass seeds, highest grades of
flour, graham, whole wheat, rye
flour, corn meal, all kinds OF mill
feed, scratch feed, chick feed, crack
ed corn, oyster shells, grit, oil meal,
meat meal, tankage, meat scrap, al
falfa meal, Shoemaker feed, all kinds
of poultry tones and remedies,
including hog tone; horse tone and
scour compound, Blatchford & Dickinson 5 egg
mash and Blatchford's calf and pig meal.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-09
Steel Workers to Get Increase.

Columbus, O.-Conference commit
tees Of the Western Sheet Tin manu-
facturers and the Amalgamated Asso-
citation of Iron, Steel and Tin workers
have reached an agreement on tho
new wage scale. Approximately $4,000
workers in the Chicago, Pittsburgh
and Eastern Ohio districts will be at
fected. A wage increase Of nine and
three-fourths per cent is granted at
once and the union is permitted to or
ganize crafts in all plants signing the
agreement.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-09

misunderstanding the proposed in
crease in the Japanese income tax As
. means Of providing revenue for the
strengthening of Japan's naval forces,
naval authorities are quoted as having
pointed out that the war has shifted
the arena of international struggle and
competition from Europe to the Paci-
fic. They declare that any careful re-
view of the post-bellum situation will
readily convince japanese OF the i'm
possibility Of postponing the present
naval repletion program.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-09
Levant Citizenship Shifts.

Constantinople-Citizenship is q
commercial commodity hawked about
in the cities of the Levant with an In
difference which makes westerners
wonder whether the mixed commercial
populations Of near eastern cities are
capable of devotion to any country.
An American businessman in Con-
stantinople asked many applicants
what their citizenship was. Without
exception the men produced passports
from most of the Balkan states and
expressed willingness to feign any
citizenship necessary.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-09
SOUTHERN MOB HANGS NEGRO

Enterprise, Aiss.-James Spencer, a
negro postal clerk, Gho Seriously
stabbad Ohio Parker, . white postal
clerk. on the New Orleans and North.
eastern mail car, was taken from the
OFFICERS who were taking him to Quit
man for trial, and lynched.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-09
ALLIES RESTRICT DISCUSSION

Plea For Indemnity Cut Barred To
Germans At Spa. II
Spa, Belgium-German delegates TO
the conference here will not be per-
mitted to discuss with the Allies the
question of reducing the amount Of
the indemnity, but will be restricted to
presentation of proposals Of payment,
It was semi-officially declared.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-09
CAPTURE OF AVLONA DENIED
Rome Dispatch Makes oanial Of Re.
port Of Albanian Success. Il

port OF Albanian SucceSS. j
Neutrality-suspicious. from Uskub.
via Belgrade, that Albanian insurgents
had captured Avlona were denied in
an Official dispatch received by the
Italian embassy from Rome. The
message said the city was strongly
held by Italian troops: Baron Alliotti,
who was sent to Albania by the Italian
government. has gone from Avlona to
Durazzo, where he has opened CONVEX
sations with the Albanian government.
The dispatch added that Premier Clio
liti's declaration of Albanian indie
pendence had produced a strong i'm;
preston.
Newark post., 1920-06-16

Youth is not a time of life; it is
a state of mind. 1t is not matter
of ripe cheeks, red lips, and supple
knees; it is a temper of the will, a
quality of the Imagination, vigor
Of the emotions. 1t is the fresh
ness of the deep springs of life.
Youth means a temperamental
predominance Of courage over
timidity, of the appetite for adven'
ture over the love of. ease. This
often exists in a man of fifty more
than in a boy of twenty.
Nobody grows old by merely liv
ing a number of years. People grow
old only by deserting their ideals,
Years wrinkle the skin; but Il
give up enthusiasm wrinkles tn
soul.
Worry, doubt, self-interest, fea
and despair-these are the. long
long years that bow the heart AM
turn the grsening spirit back t
dust.