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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
GOV. ROBERTS MAKES WONDERFUL SPEECH

Gov. Roberts spoke to a large
crowd here Tuesday morning in
his campaign for reelection. He
was given a warm welcome and
his speech, was said by a numb
er of voters. to have been the
best ever made in Gainesboro.
He explained. to the satisfaction
of all. the new tax law. which
at the first seemed to be a great
injustice to many of the citizens
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

because it contains just the in
gradients needed to make red
blood. 1t renews your energy,
puts you where you ought to be.
Begin with it to day. Get the
tablets if they will be more con.
-venient to take than the liquid.
Both have the same medicinal
properties. Be sure you get the
genuine Pepto-Mangan. Ask
for "Cude's" and be cure that
the full name. Guides Pepto
Mangan, is on the package.
Advertisement.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

in the county.
Gov. Roberts closed by paying
a glowing tribute to the Demo
cratic nominees for President
and urged the people to vote for
the Democratic electors.
The Governor was presented
with beautiful boquet by Miss
Lola Hughes, a member of the
High school faculty.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

Mrs. Zula Green. of the 18th
district, has filed suit in the
circuit court, against her has-
band, Alvin Green. for divorce
and alimony. H Grady Gore is
her attorney.
"A Perplexing situation" will
be given at the school house by
the P. 7. A., Friday night Oct.
%. You will miss a lot of fun
if you fail to see it. Admission
l5 and 25c.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
Do YOU KNOW WHAT IS
The MATTER.
WHEN YOU FEEL OUT OF SORTS AND SEE
THINGS WITH A Dull EYE
LOOK TO YOUR BLOOD
Pale Compilations. Languid Feelings, Lowered
Vitality, Need More Red Blood. Take
PEPT0 MANGAN

So many people spend week
after week feeling down and out.
They never stop to think that
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PROFTTEERING ISSUE,
DECLARES MIR. BRYAN

NEW YORK. Jan. lS.-ProfteerinG
and public ownership were declared to-
night by William Jennings Bryan to bo
two OF the great issues on which tho
coming presidential campaign should be
fought Mr.. Bryan who was guest OF
honor at a dinner given by the Society
Of Arts and Sciences. asserted that the
peace treaty cannot be carried into tho
campaign because of the lar.;o number
Of important domestic questions 10 be
decided.
In reference TO profitcrr!ng. which he
termed the darkest blot on this war.
the speaker advocated the creation OF
I trade commissions in the states and
communities before which citizens
could bring complaints against proiitccr-
ms merchants.
! while the boys blrd abroad" he said
the American people wer" blcd at homo
by constituencies proiltecrs. Even when
the bleeding stopped abroad ii continued
at home. Tho tax record showed many
moro milliona!rcs have been created in
l this country"
Mr.. Bryan denounced the coal oper-
ators for the excessive profits which he
said they had made last year and de-
, clared that the people must rs given
; machinery by which - protect them
, selves.
In regard 10 government ownership
| Mr.. Bryan declared tina, IL had become
n national issue. All private monop-
olies" he SAID. are maSStnE for an
assault to overthrow the right OF tho
people to attend Ia their own business.
The isSuc today is between private mon
opoly and government ownership
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GENERAL WOOD FOR
LARGE AMERICAN NAVY

MOSTON, Mass. Jan. lS.-Malor Cen
cral Leonard Wood speaking 10 members
Of the American Legion today, called for
Il large navy and asserted that "all VIC
have now is a floating death trap"
I'VE want a large navy he added.
land an army largo enough 10 police
the nation in times Of peace. We need
good navy. highly trained men and
good ships"
He also advocated 4 large merchant
marine.
General Wood ureed tho adoption Of
a law and order" slogan. asserting that
There viii he no politics, no confidence.
no business opportunities. no success
full or happy labor unless you have law
and respcct for the rights OF people
and the rights Of others
we arc going TO govern this country
by Am rriCanisnl." he continued. when
| say Americans l don not mean ncccs-
S1rlly people whose families have been
here many generations. but real AM
orleans, the people who have adopted.
and arc trying to live up 70 our stand
ards and IDEALS.
"E,cmCnts Of disorder arc we'll organ
iznd," General Wood said. and tho dam
ger within our house comes not alone
from The radical element, but as such
perhaps our own Indifference:
We must deal more carefully with
our immigration" ne said, we should
look into it's quality before it comes on
board ship on III" other side. What lS
the usG of dCportinG through ono door
and allowing the rabblC 10 come IN un-
questioned from the other.
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oRDER OF PUBLICATION.
Eotioo for Publication.

Notice is hereby given that. at a
meeting of the stockholders OF Wheel
ing Ceiling & Roofing Co.. corporation
created and organized under the laws
of the State OF West Virginia. held at
its principal office in the city OF Wheel.
ing. West Virginia, on the 5th day OF
December. 1919. the following resolu-
tons wer" adopted:
& Roofing Co.. a corporation created
and organized under the. laws or the
State Of West Virginia. does hereby dis,
continue business as corporation ano
surrenderS 10 said State its Charter ano
Corporate Franchises :. The Board Of
property. chosen in action and all as
sets Of the corporation into cash
debts, liabilities and obligations. and
liabilities and obliga tons divide the re-
ma ndHr among the stockholders Pre-
rata with their several holdings OF
stock. but no such payment shall be
made 70 any stookholder until after the
puhliratio OF the notice hereinafter
provided. 4.
Resolved. aecond. that the president
OF this corporation cause notice of the
adoption Of the foregoing resolution to
be published in some newspaper OF gen
crai circulation near the principal OFFICE
or place of business OF this corpora ton
once a week for four successive weeks;
and that hH certify these resolutions to
the Secretary OF State OF the state OF
West Virginia. and deliver 10 him a
certificate showing tn" publication OF
sad roticc, as provided by law.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
December, 1919.
GEORGE W. BARON.
Vice President Of SAID Corporation.
Attest:
OTTO HESS.
Secretary.
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Governor Smith Strong
For the Irish Republic

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Governor AL
fred Z. Smith. in letter read at a mass
meeting in the Lexington theatre here
today presided over by Eamonn Dc Va
lera, president Of the Irish republic"
expressed regret that he was unable 10
be present when the freedom of the city
OF New York was conferred on him He
adds that he looked forward with plea
sure to meeting him In Albany on Janu-
airy 81 and extend sincere best wishes"
for the success Of the Irish republic
De Valera should have tho sympathy
Of all liberty-loving Americans in his
fight for the freedom Of Ireland Gov
ernor Smith said. adding that the right
Of national self-determination is tho
basis Of Declaration Of Independence
Commander in-chief Warren Shaw
Fisher. OF tho United War Veterans, IN
behalf of his organization. presented Mr.
De Valera with a largo Irish silk flag
and pledged the support OF his comrades
Ito the cause Of Ireland"
It was announced that S1.S500o0 had
been subscribed in New York to tho
Irish loan
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HOME LOST IN
MIDNIGHT FIRE
NEAR LANSING
RESIDENCE OF SAM GARY DE-
STRoYED WHILE FAMILY is
VISITING.
HOUSES OF Two Ne,ghbors Saved BY
Island Fire Compantes-Loss 1s
$500.

Fire, which broke out a. HAS o'clock
last night. completely destroyed the
house occupied by sam Gary. coal
miner. about one and half miles this
side Of Lansing. Ohio. on tho Barton
line. Houses occupied by two families.
named Combs and Wagner. were dam
aged. The total loss Is estimated at
$500.
Hose Company No. 5 OF the Wheeling
fire department was called TO the scene
Of tho fire al 1910 O'Clock this morning.
along with the Bridgeport fire depart
mcnt. The fremen were unable 10
reach the flames with a stream OF
water. but the Wheeling Island fire lad
dies saved the Combs and Wagner
homes from complete destruction by the
use OF chemicals.
The origin Of the FIRE had not been
ascertained at an early hour this morn
Ing. The flames were discovered In tho
house occupied by Sam Gary his wife
and four children. who were not at
home. The fire had gained great head
way when discovered. ana rapidly
spread to the adjoining houses. II was
impossible to save any Of the contents
Of the Gary home, which included three
freshly butchered hogs. the family's
winter supply Of meat
Because the destruction OF the entire
group Of houses was threatened, the
Wheeling and Bridgeport tiremen were
called. and a volunteer bucket brigade
fought tho flames until these Depart
ments arrived
The Destroyed house. was owned by
Tom Costecue, who is employed at
Braunlich's store in this city. Tho loss
on the house and contents is estimated
at about $4,000. The damage 70 the two
adjoining houses Is estimated at $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary and children were
visiting friends in Bridgeport. and did
not know Of the destruction of their
home until one o'clock this morning.
The scene Of the fire Is about midway
between Stop IS and Stop 10 on the Bar
ton line Of the Wheeling Traction COM
pany.
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Daniels Denies Using :
Words Quoted By Sims

WASHINGTON. Ian. lS;-SecretaIS
Daniels IN a letter forwarded toniGht 70
Chairman Page. Of tho senate naval AZ
fairs committee declared that " VIZ
he who had told Rear Admiral WllllaI1
s. Sims before the admirals departure
in March. 1917, for london, not TO iet
The British pull IN" wool over your
eyes" and that the United states would
rs soon fight the British as tie Ger
mans
Tcstifying Yesterday before senate
naval Subcommittee investigating naVei
awards. Admiral Sims said such admoh.
i'ipn had been given him By ms
official before ne left the United states
and quoted from letter recently WITT
ten 70 :fr. Daniels and entitled. ceT,
tain naval Lessons Of the great war
which arraigncd In sharp terms many
aspects Of III" navy departments con-
duct OF tho war.
Secretary Daniels in his letter 20 SEN
ator Page said that Admiral sims lei,
ter had been referred 10 the gencrai
board Of the navy for action and 'that
al the proper time and in the propc;,
way any fair nlcd investigator Will
be convinced / the allegations re-
fleeing upon ihc rigoroucs cffectl's
and successful prosecution of the war
so far as tho navy department and thu
entire navy are concerned. arc based on
opinions which are without Justi1lca'
ton.
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No Widespread Excuses
Against Jews in Poland

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.--Dctalls ot cN-
cores committed against the Jews IN
Poland in Which 30 members or the
race were the victims Of violence, are
given IN the report Of the mission. head
cd by Henry M0rEcnthau, which lnNcstl-
gated these outbreaks, and when was
made public here tonight. The mission
MAS appointed by Secretary Lansing on
the request ot ICuaCc Jan laderewsk,;
then president Of the Polish council OF
ministers. I
While admitting that In eight
specific cases the Jews had been made
the target Of outrage, pilaGe and muir
der. the report Of the mission declares
that il would be- unfair to place the
blame for these cNccsscs on the Follsh
nation as whole.
Just as the Jews" the report says.
would resent being condemned as n
race for the action Of n few of thor
undesirable co-r,lig ionists, 80 1t would
he CORES pondnnly unfair to condemn
the Polish nation rs whole Tor me
violence committed by uncontrolled
troops OF local mobs. These excuses
were apparently not premcditatcd. for
If they had h"cn part Of i prcconceived
plan the number OF killed would have
run into the thousands instead OF
amounting To about ESQ. II Is believed
that these cNccSScS were tho result OF
n widespread anti-Scmitic prejudice az
Era"ated by the belief that the Jewish
inhabitants were politically hostile TO
the Polish state.
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SENTENCE MEXICAN
MURDERER TODEAIE

GEORGETOWN. Tex. Jan. 1s.-Juan
Chaballa, a Mexican. was found guilty
of murder and sentenced to death today
in connection with the murder Of Atan.
accio Brabo. his wife and nine-year-old
daughter, also Mexicans. near FARRELL
last month.
(Thc murder Of the Brabo family be-
camc Of more than local interest when
a Mexico City newspaper recently de-
clarcd the sheriff and the judge" had
reported their inability to apprehend the
slayer. The newspaper declared that
hatred for Mexico cngendered by GER
tain American newspapers was respon-
siblc for the Brabo murdcr)
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HELD UP
American RED" Reported
ThreatenedWith Assasslna-
ton By the Bolshevlkl

HAN6O, Finland, Jan. l0-(By Tho
Associated Press)-Tne train having
aboard the BolshevtGts and anarchists
derorted from the United States was
held here lart evening until posl'iVe
assurance was received from the Sow
lets that they would permit the paT:J
to cross the Russian border ana tna'
tn, deporters would not be rnoIesIsu.
Grave runiors havo come from tne
horder that Berkmnn and Goldman
and their conn AIDES would be klIoo ~
tile Russians, and wllne there vas
apparently no authority 70 Cochin IN
this threat 1t was deemed advisable 10
take all precautions.
Emma Goldman convcrsed with the
correspondent for 4 few minNtcS pcLU! "
She trldgcd down the long path 10 inc
train carrying part OF ncr pdEsd5
Asked If She had final Greetihs u
America she said: ,,-o,,id
II don't know whether | have. Would
You be willing to tell your feelings on
departing? Naturally my emotions arr
conflicting. | am anxious ABOUT WIZ
is ahead in Russia. But natOraIlF 'i'.'
leaving very much behind In Ain'r!ci.
She amazed the corrcSpchh'hl ",
throwing her arms around MS rex ai'u
giving him a rcSuundIns kiss before NJ
co,,lL struggle away. Then she pickc
IN her belongings and moved "'dI''5
in the direction Of tho train.
"Details of trouble with the kc0S WINE
crossing have been disclosed SlnC7 mo
vessel arrived At ilanGo, but inc tr"up,
was not Of serious import. ono 4'h
bier nut in a bill for S4N FOR al!cgri
night work. demanding payment pclOfe
leaving III" ship. ,.,,.o
Storms delayed the Duford's departure
this morning.
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= - n 81 asE
Il S, Si de: 1 TSe!9zSS 8
WHEN EYE MEETS EYE

,cnc c7H tc1l - a hell when thH SPEAKER
! or someone sCrn"e the hall looks 81 one
| and he admitted that was irN"
| To return tn the main road. .'nt nnlE
| could I scn that the crl vas LOOKING
Gown 81 M. hut when | looked UP cur
| cyoS MT. That -. each could tell thht
| across 80 fcrt 81 spac" III" other pupll
| vas focused. not only on her, but on
! her own tiny pupil;
Isn't that n wonderful thing?
out Of Tho Trolley Car window.
Hcr"'s another tNampl" ct tho sam"
| sort Of thing: You arc 10 trolley car
| Tint is moving slowly along tho street
| YOU Cl7ncc out idly and cur eye meets
and catches III" rN" Of some pedestrian.
You probably Withdrew your glance has
! tily IcsHccIally If tho other Is someone
If tho cpposli" seNl hut isn't 1t W"nI.r r
full that the thing could happen a au'
j. Seems - mo ihrre must he som" :
, thing more than physical about THIS
consciousness Of ry" meeting "N'>--Scmc-
I thing in some lcEr"" pSYChicAl
There IS no question hut that c'ria'n
reoplu have psychic powers II do not
moan Spirltual:Stic) OF ore kind ana an
other Does il not SEEM likely t'!lt we
I'll have this power in some &hCht de-
cr"o, AMI that tho way "yy meets eye
and sometimes carries with y \ MIS-
sage. may hc n manifestation Of that:
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Shops Councils Bill
Adopted By Germans

BERLIN, Jan. 1s.The National Assem-
bly, today passed the shops councils
measure by vote OF 213 to "a.
(The shops councils bill. or "explofta-
ton law was the cause OF tho demon
STATIONS in front Of the Reichstag lasr
Tuesday. which resulted in a large num-
Der Of casualties The bill would place
workmsns councils under government
controD
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ouAL1r1rp ENDORSEMENT.

WASHINGTNN. ". G., Jan. iS.---Afttr
Investigation lasting moro than one
yclr, during which many actual tests ON
railroads. were made. the AUTOMATIC
Train Control Committee Of the United
States Railroad Administration has re-
ported 10 n walker Hines. Director
General Of Railroads. through W. 7,
Tyler. Director ~ III" DIVISION Of orsr-
alton. that on lines Of heavy traffic.
Nfully equipped with automatic block
s. Snals. "thr use of tram control de-
vices is desirable. but that the relative
merits Of the various types OF automatic
train control cannot be determined until
further tests have been made. And also
that more extended service tests, IN
Guiding complete reports Of performance
arc necessary before decision can r.
reached rs to the availability for ccnor-
Al practical use ot any Of the devices
that have hcon brought 10 the attention
Of the committee.
National Thrift Wcck-Start a hank
account to-day.
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JUGO-SLAVSHEAR
ITALIANS WILL BURN
TOWN OF SPALATO

RELGRAnE. Saturday. January IL
The following s'mi-Ofiicia! statement
was issued here today:
According to advircs from Eurari.
Owe miles east Of FiumeD representa-
tivrs Of the town or FUN" held meet
ing yesterday and adopted a resolution
recommending that n Annunzio leave
FiurI. IS soon a. possible.
Intelligence from SriIaio reports on
good authority that Ardti and roiun-
tecrs dt Zara arr preparing 30 fire the
town al tho last moment. should It be
given .up To Jucn-Slavia. The arrival
Of an italian warShip j. expected and
the Italians are preparing "a resist at
all cots %h,ncHCr our troups arrive.
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HUNGARIANS MOURN
PEACE TREATY TERMS

RFRLIN. Jan. Ia DESPATCH 10 the
Lokal AnzciGcd from Budapest says that
almost all the hungarian newspapers
appeared with black mourning borders
on the occasion OF tho publication Of tho
peace terms for Hungary.
The despatch add that black flags ara
flyins over public buildings and private
houses and that theatres have been for
hidden to give performances for three
DAYS
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IIera's an inltrHsi .Hr 'Ncn"h'--.o INC
anyway l can only hep, :, v!!l b. to
YOU.
lent m" Wy go m""cs ~" a0r".S a
c"nsld' rablo distance h"ally wonIor-
ful thing?
IINr"'S m example of what moan:
l was walking past IN" dornrt"ry Of
z girls school tho h.r day. 1t was n
warm day ana several OF TIC girl; wcr"
~ crcn windows. I looked up II them
aud could feel that un" Of th"m WIS
lock ~ down At M. and Yet she must
hay" hc. n 30 or so feet away.
Hor Did Know Sho was Looking
at Ne2
How did I know that Sh" was looking
Al inc md that tho other girls w"r" not
Was il = question Of s"rlnE that tiny
th:rc. n" pupil OF the eye. and KNOWING
that II focused upon me! Could have
s.cu any thing else as small as that And
making - slight 4 motion. from that
distance" And how could | tell so
urrrirGly that Il was focusing on m"
and not on something els" near nc"
The Au;hnrman suggested that PER
hlps could not really To-. that: Ter
hapS - was because | was alCn" and
she wa looking IN my direction that |
assumed 81" was locking ~ me.
One Catches The Speakers Eye.
To confutc him. brought UP this way
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DRESEL TAKESHOLD
AT GERMAN CAPITAL

BERLIN. Jan. 1S.-Thc HcitunS Am
MittaG says that Ellis l.. nrcscl. acting
commss iCncr and charge d'affaircs Of
the United States in Berlin has arriv-
ed In Berlin 70 take charge of American
interests until tho Senate al Washing
ton has ratified the peace treaty.
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1000 HUNGARIANS
COMING TO MEXICO

SAN ANTONIO Ten. Jan. lS.--Two
thousand Uunrnrlnn colonists are to be
granted land by the Mexican govern
ment. according to dispatch from Mex
leo CITY received by local Mexican
newspaper.
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WANTED-GAIXElkEN

wANTED-Salesman- One who las
selling experience. Call on retail
trade. Highest commission rate paid.
Advertising calenders and novelties.
Selling season commences January Isl.
The Geo. II. Jung Co., Cincinnati. o.
ja-17-g
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HscELLAHKoUS,

wANTED-To rent, "a or roomed
house. with bath and yard. Can fur
nish reference. Ana. Rooms, care Wig.
Intelligencer. ja-l9-i
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GRAFroN-on Sunday. January 18th
1920. at 9:55 o'clock ?, m. at hes iaI.
GUERITE ANN GRAFTON. WIFE 81
VIM. s. Grafton. in the 10Th year OF
her age.
Services will be held on Tuesday. Jaru-
airy 90. at o'clock p. m. tEienaS IN
vited to attend. Interment AT Steu'
beuvllle.
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FOR SALE
REAL ISLAND HOMES.

AEAI 1oHRNU hOI1bos
Ous !oous and bath modern In every respect
Including stationary cleaning SySem Sleoplns porch !:
sun porch and front porch Laundry with stationary
tubs. all newly deeceated and painted Out Of al
t.oods Possession a. any time
Another room, and bath. ylTtniA rroa mar
Broadway.
Also two double houses that s.o Eupd Investments
proposition
All can Be bought 4: = pv!cs far belcw thar vafua
CHAS- ?. PAUL CO.
sol Wheeling Bank q Trust Building.
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FOR SALH-one 1900 egg candle incu-
bator. Will sell at low price. c. II.
Warden, Wel!sburg. Phone ls5 War
wood )a-lS-l
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wANTED-MAI1.
1ARdH MANUHAruRH1
WAHTEp-YE1IAII.

WANTED-Good stenographer. State
qualifications and salary expected.
Address p. o. BOX 6I3. Ja-17-h
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ed roasters. REQUIRE thoroughly eN-
perienced salesman. with successful
record and personal acquaintance retail
Grocers Wheeling territory. Give par
s sslaEW p Rabies eonfident IT nus1ai
opportunity for right man. lowering
Coffee Co.. Baltimore. jl4m
business, at home, small room, or any
where. Everything furnished. Earn
$50 wkly. up. Men-women. Experience
unnecessary. Advertise candy. Write
for particulars. Speciality Candymaking
CO. 5-South 18th St. Philadelphia, Pa.
ja-l3-12wks.
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LpsT-Between east Fft9e6tt stteet
lsa anu a f Seaded Bag eontaiSiSt SHAH Hm
OF money. Liberal reward for. Its gre
turn. Telephone WhesliuS' ssa:Mis
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DIED.

KEEHAN-on Sunday. January 18th
1920. at 2:l5 O'Clock q. m. at the resi-
dcnce OF his parents. No. ISL CHAP
line street, GEORGE W., son or JohH
and Margaret keenan,. In the 18th
year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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LOST AHD Fov,HD,

LosT-Tail from taupe fox scarf. Hind
er please call 72l or leave At lI!tili