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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

LYMAN Gibbs has sold out the res
tanrant which he bought last fall Of
John Stone to company OF Greeks,
Hampshire.
There were seven men locked up in
the town Jail last Friday for drinking
denatured alcohol.
Carroll Allen assumed his duties as
policeman Saturday, May LIST.
Miss Nellie Adams, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Adams of Hazen
street, is the new bookkeeper at the
Bailey music rooms
The building in West Lebanon which
has been landmark for many year
and known AS the West Boro Inn was
sold on Saturday to Roy c. Hawthorne
OF West Lebanon, who runs garage
next door to the inn. Mr.. Hawthorne
is to use the ground floor for store
room for his ears as he does not have
room enough in his present quarters.
MIR. Hawthorne certainly made good
trade for this large building only pay
ing Sl,S50.
Rev. Sumner Sargent. who has been
critically i'll with pneumonia, is now
out OF danger and is slowly recovering
his health
Miss Kathleen LeBaron Of Water
bury, who gave an entertainment on
Friday night in the Dniyersalist church,
for the benefit OF a fund for the ra-
pairing Of the church, presented one Of
the finest entertainments that has been
given in White River Junction this
season. Miss LeBsron is charming
reader and entertainer Her readings
nIe far above the average and she held
the attention of large audience for
ALMOST two hours spell bound
Richard Marandville OF Rochester, n.
". was week end guest of Mr. and
Mrs F. A. Stockwell Of North Main
street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03

reading lesson until ii came to little
Frankie's turn. He got on pretty well
until he stumbled on the word heir
loom"
The teacher kindly helped him with
the pronunciation of the word, and
asked:
"And do you know the meaning Of
the word -
frankie shook his curly head.
1T means something that is handed
down from father 70 son-in other
words. a relic.
"Oh!" exclaimed frankie, while
pleased smile crossed his face. That's
the funniest name | ever heard for A
pair of trousers Answers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03
Plninh.la. H,rarirk stage.

Commencing about May ], 1920.
shah run nav auto stage from Hard
wick 10 Plain6eld. Barre and Montpcl
ser. every day except Sunday All er-
ranis ard baggage promptly attended
60 Prices right Careful driver. VIII
have ~ enclosed nadge Brothers has
Years for more business. g. Wade
Brniamfn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03
Card Of Thanks.

! wish 10 express my sincere thanks
90 the superintendent and nurses for
heir care and attention while J was
a patient at the CITY hospitals slSo 10
nv friends in Gramitevillc and Barre
for their gifts Of howers and their
MANY acts 81 kindness.
Rummsge sale. Presbyterian church
Saturday, Nav :. at , O'clock adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03
One Better.

Jack Gribble has invited me 10 take
ride in his airplane,' said Miss
Blobbs, gaily.
Indeed :" replied Miss Blibbs. in her
coolest manner. Il have been invited
To cruise with a party Of friends for
30 days in a dirigible Age Herald,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03

q =. prr nto-s stage rll start Nav
a. ruarsrr dsfy heueen HsrsH,k.
HIarfrf "a and Earre. 81 fciIaws-
Lave Wzrfw "a Ella m STRIVE Meet
r.r7e kr-e 1n-m p Hrta' Hsr9r
100 a. Refuruarg ieaVe Hatf' Barre
1.g1 q q MoufTseiifr hcu-r is39 Z. m
MEeF's 1nu ass D. M arrive Hard
uifk = m-adE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03

I'm. Red Men wishing 70 GO 60
EkA VAS Barre Thursday even
%gSyzN ing. May 9. Will call
BS&fr Wright. 3s-J. 50 that trans
sssfxU portation arrangements
SgUS may be made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03

> Special conclave Of ST. Az
a demar commandery. No. n,
J X. T.. Tuesday night MAY
II 4. az O'Clock Installation.
- Per order =. c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03
WHATS in a Name7

one by one the scholars had ploughed
their way through their share of the
The Yale expositor., 1920-01-15
ROSEBURG SCHOOL NOTES

Editors Frances Stools and
Mary Dafoe.
Chief sports are snowballing
and washing faces.
The sixth grade has finished
the fourth reader.
The first grade has finished the
primer.
Bernita Mortimore and Mar
jorie Mcintyre have the most stars
in the fifth grade.
Nora Clark, Marie Beckett and
Sylvia Nugent were absent from
school Friday.
Leonard Mailman has the most
stars in the third grade.
The Wolfe children have return
ed to school again, having been
out on account of sickness.
Friday night we had a spelling
contest. Mary Dafoe spelled down
the school.
The Yale expositor., 1920-01-15

Milton Martin, of Flint, visited
in Yale the past week.
! Marie Gotten left Saturday for
Detroit, where she has obtained
a position.
/ Grant Holden and family drove
over to Almont Sunday. Bessie
Grimes returned with them.
/ Mrs. l.. j. Spencer is not much
improved but hopes that she will
regain her usual health soon.
Mrs. Thos. Holden, who has
been visiting in Yale, went back
to Detroit the first of the week.
Frank Beadle went to st. Clair
Tuesday. He brought Master
Harold Harmer back for a visit
with his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Hallman.
Marion Barr, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis
about four weeks ago, is doing as
well as possible and will soon be
able to be out again.
The Jolly Farmers Club will
be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dav-
id Keys for dinner Thursday,
Jan. %. A fine program is being
arranged. Everyone welcome.
Menu--baked beans, scalloped po-
tatoes, sandwiches, salad, jello
and pie.
Harvey Wilcox, who for the
past few years has been the eff
cient manager of the Yale Lum-
Der G. Coal Co., has sold his stock
in this concern to Guy E. Beard.
Mr.. Wilcox will remain in the en-
ploy of the company for time at
least. He is undecided as to future
plans.
Mary Skifiington will leave
Yale on Saturday for Ell Paso,
Texas. Her health lately has not
been just what her family has de-
sired and it is with this in view
that her decision to make a change
in climate comes. The best wishes
Of the whole community goes
with her.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. M. Thomp-
son write us from Battle Creek,
enclosing a money order for $1.50
in payment for the Expositor an
other year. They write :-"All we'll
and doing fine. Hoping that you
may double your subscription
list this year and wishing you sue
cess, we remain as ever"
A number of the young people
of the high school held delight
full little party in Central hall on
Friday evening last. Games were
played, and a Victrola furnished
music for dancing A lunch of
sandwiches, cake and lemonade
was served. Mrs. Milton Edig-
hotter and Miss Num- acted as
chaperones.
n. B. Percy expects 20 leave on
Saturday for Defiance, O., where
he has very lucrative position.
Mr.. Percy has been in the garage
business for several years. is
competent repair and service man
and has worked up large and in
|creasing trade. His family will
remain in Yale until school closes
in June next. May success and
prosperity be with him in his new
location.
The Yale expositor., 1920-01-15

f.. f. Fead was at Emmett last
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Roy Fuller
went to Detroit Tuesday evening
and will return Friday.
Wellington Newell of Plymouth
visited relatives and friends in
Yale Wednesday night and Thurs
day
A. f.. Sleeper, of Lansing, gov
ernor Of Michigan, was in Yale on
Tuesday attending the annual
stockholders meeting of the First
National Bank.
John +. Walker has sold his
farm northwest of Yale and pur-
chased stock of goods at Ubly,
Huron county, which he will take
charge of after his auction sale.
January Goth.
The class of girls taught by
Pearl Bright and the boys by Mar
jorie Menzies of the Presbyterian
Sunday school, held gathering
in the church basement on We'd
nesday evening and enjoyed a
social time with games and a light
lunch.
The daisy was never known in
the South until after the Civil war
it is said. Now every part of the
South visited by the Union Army
is covered with daisies. "Sher-
man brought them to u.s." said a
Southern man, land the march to
the sea can be followed in the
summer time by keeping where the
daisies grow. The seeds seem to
have been transported in the hay
that was brought along to feed
the horses"
The Yale expositor., 1920-01-15
AUCTION SALE

John E. Walker, having sold his
farm, will sell by public auction
at his premises, l mile north and !
mile west of Yale on Tuesday,
Jan. 20, all Of his farm live stock,
agricultural implements, etc. Sale
at IL o'clock m. Terms as usual.
G.. w. Bell, auctioneer.
The Yale expositor., 1920-01-15

BOARDERS WANTED have
Accommodations for three board
ers. Apply to Mrs. Norman
Green, at the T. j. Rapley house
on South Main-st, Yale. 41-2
FOR SALE have a dandy fine
heifer calf three weeks old for
sale. j. H. Moore, Yale.
The Yale expositor., 1920-01-15

Expositor liners pay.
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ring flsbte MI Spnooerl 80 slcrc
@ano n9r 9peu @ittenberg % LOS
Der rioer bans SpIpn opfere Ell
itor Sfole for Snbianer6arn. Ten
loe Slli, 1887, bleo 9paningen mo.
riet % Eoltor Z. Carton aniat ion
Se'tDrer. Sii0en ct slar par Der life
minore eno 70 S~SIibionerbarn / In.
'%talten. 0ette Intal iieg iepnt inc.
I'll BET / 1898 ndaeoe 1913 Sarn. 3
bette Iar re'ignerebc Eoitor Carton
% Irel Sacobion blep Sfolens Sc
ityrer inOtil 1900. Eao @runo al
DC itore ~llogifter lolgte Spnooen
/ bette Iar 9lnitalten til Hegierins
gen ion1 peoblep at Oripe Sfolcn.
MISREPRESENTATION pcoblcp BOG at Bill.
re isrt / SfoIen % Spnoocn. Cen
cpretteoe cgian Ell M Wiaiion Tor
Sltolancrbarn peo SngerIon, 6 Wil
Yet ira @ittalberg. Senliotct
nlco 6lptilingen bar at bripe Mis.
lioncn / 6orbinbelic n1eo en- Itor
6arnn, iaa at III itsrre Gel al ocns
llnocrbolo flutoc i%faffcs tilpcie peo
Sj9lp al acknowledgements Irbeioe
faa 0armen.
st NfaOen1i blcp ogIaa orcpet /
ma1ge Iar / @~ittcnberg al Spn.
roen / 6prbinoelI e meo Den tpIfe
MiSiouriIplooe.
Ger CT III opcr ct Sltiinb norit.
6olf / og rllnot @ittcnbcrg.
Otter at bape gieunemIeIi set
rpenItaaenoe, iinOer ic9, at set er Ell
mcget tarpelig Sremltiling al Ell
meget itor Mano % bans Sirfe.
@fen min Sib cr fnop. @pite Nar
blipcr set iirti 9(ar iioen 9arm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. blep begpnot
blanbt oS. en- ltor Minoeieit bllree
ga aibolbcS % cit ipl~npatbifulo, bpg.
ti9 6oriatter onerorage5 at lfripc ct
Minocltrift til sore for henne itorc
firfeligc @onebrpoer.
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gcoiolntnrcn i Grc0on bar ueOtat

en- Sop, lem uetop en- uuocrtt1ltt al
@uOcruorcu, % iom goor no poa, at
Nla0c, [lo3itrjitcr etc. on0rc
Sprog emo GnJcIif life maa uo1iuc2,
uobrc0ca cutr iUlQc2 Der | Staten,
mtomjn0rc belle ocrc> Su0holo liant
tioiQ er truJt poo Gu0cIit. "a Ct
iilt ARRANGEMENT IClpiolt er umul.
liz, nil Auiicr / l%uatdlotc lremmc0c
Sprog CreQon moottc ophrre al
uofoumc, bpla ocmc %ou bIir ltao.
ruoc. Set cr tlm pou en- Niuaoc.
%optn Ian uuIotnitt2, ucnIlN pc0 ne
icrtuNmu 5 urputc Stot fan en-
&op m0outss ior &rIGcruc2 Gor;-
ltol uco N%nIrdnin9 otrom Inocn 30
Sage ira ocn2 &e0toaclic. Gcriom
Srttc FER / Set iorcIi9acn0e (iIiGlOr.
% 5000 Stcmmeberctiigc0c i%Orla,l'
ger ct iigt McicrcuOmh nil Giitcn
nina illoc Stco oper Spora2mooIci
pco NaI1ct / 9ioOcmber bette Mar.
lUnuolcrtjo bar &Ioocul citcr lloIs-
L- IA ~ . .--1 -. -.
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,freo 90 ufreo,
Sorrfniielfe ira Siee 1.

5oron ocl italicnife Segotion bley
ser lomtioigt iucrfiot ell trilcnoe Ic'
monitroilon.
NIo0enr i ,Stolicn er liae lnu tribe
pna bcu ou0eu Sioe. Sgion oe fro
per al i'm Rcaierina, at Den life ifal
oipe otter. "@iornale 6',Stalia"
itripcr en- hugo l%louiifc Tropofotio
res % l~rotoaicrier" og Iorlanger, al
Ne1icriHgrl 9iom lfnl iton iait poo
0pipIocIicn Al Sraftotcn til 2onbon.
Get bar ION b%ctlenot ct 0 tier
: ig t llltimotuml til Scrbien, iom
%bcQpnote &crOcuafrigcn. Oct er Ell
IcnunocrIig SfiGbncna 9lIifitfcIIe,
al arigcn lfuloc cnoc mcO ct G
ret llItimoilm til Ocn iommc ga.
ton.
,Stalirn freezer mes Stettc az
England o. Tronfrig SpinI0cI.
len Al Oeu benmcligc Sroftot iii
&oroou, iom Dc ip0ilopiifc 6olf in.
gen zoo % Gel hapoc l. Si0o-
SIouia frazer pua Sen onocn She,
at oct ooriotiife @rGnicIperEmnal
itoI oroHca poo @runOlog al ErU-
90. 1890
iiocnt WiIiQuS 6orilog.
Sg oo8 cr oct life ioa ~iorirroclig
mcGct iom filler, nonr oct fommcr
I'll Stpttct. Gn omerifanif 9orrc-
.ipon0ent / 9Clqra0 trlIrrcr, at HSll,
lo.S laula Nil gau mco pan at 0ipre
% Sara til IriitG0er unoer
Gcr0cn2liaGcN& Hontrol, % at oct
cr liffert at Scrbcrnc pil mlocrtcanc
CucrcH2tomltcn, I~nalnnrt Stalien
opItper 1T Hrao paa Gpltltrpfnin.
gen mClltm SHINE % Glucn 9fniba.
Men oct cr IiNc Ino l~ittert, Tiger ban.
at in0cl NeIicriuB / 9elgrao pil
m0crtcNnc logct Vopir, Ionl
$talicn Sfip0e pnu 0cnme auit
IlrPt1inA Ou 0cmc &s2ning anIce3
At ltaa / Wto0iuio mcO ollie De al DC
l,licrr0c proflnmcre0e Yrlnciper.
Ntu SporQ2moolet giUlocr oog /
Girfciilhc6cu mcgct mere emo ocr
lille H0lNtrimmcl Get giploer, pnt
Ger ital trUilr5 cit 0roniul, lom
puom / Ell uouerifucli9 6rcnltio pil
Uerc NaIfanhaluecn til Guropn3
uroligc NiorHc meo Spircn til me
90 llroliNhcocr.
Gct cr M @ciouot reinforcement i
iom bar Sr0ct.
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Stor Sranoulyffc.

E|i.teturIh ga, 2oeu Tyebr. Gu
ifrU'.s.,l llInttc hcuote 9fot til Sou.
5aL "a lou Mcymeitcr omfom / en-
&lHtbrano, iom IagNc 10 A~rbciorr-
tolilcy peo Carnegie Steel Com.
pona 6abrif / Clarion / aifc. "a.
brltat2 aoutorbDguiu1 ncobrNnotc
ogido.
SIoen iorpIanteOe. iil mes iaaoan
Nurti9hcN, al ole oe 16 9pgninorr
iorpanolebeS til rpgcnoc Ruiuer (:
Sebct al 10 Wiuuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06
ll,ldarll.

Sra @uoapcit tcIcgraicres Den
30te SAT-, al Ser Qllereoe or ta9et
iorbercocnoe Stri0t til ltlgarls
Eilbagepeuoen Ill Monarfiet. Io'
miral &orttp, Ghcien for Den me
ungarife Nrnic. crtIprer ! Ell Gags.
bcialing. at Soitcr iii DC Illereoe
en- at SuS,ar$ aabinct pil bli lle-
ocnoe pco Stprct inotll Sen nppalgte
MISUNDERSTANDING trGoer ianmen,
maa o%perboloes, Seq pil mooiTtte
mia etbperi SorIel paa at brpoe bore
Better, iiger han.
San crt!Grer ceioa, at Naticnal'
iorlamliugcn her p9Ige en- mlolerti'
GcrtiGttes paa lioite 0ioe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

&uiminacr, / oct 2lcbllt ri moron
mcr, at ri ltaor iorun en- M &erocna.
or0cnY Npla oct or oct ON al glere,
at man nil u0oanne llngoonmclt,
ION hc0ierin0en oupcu0c OtioIcrnc
nlc0 bc0rc llobptie I'll prattiltc alr-
Ter educational lhoola"), % bpoo
ret at oplurc ocm / 0cntotroti an.
Noor, iaa or Scr andre Vtqoocr at
Qigrc ncttc poa cno pcb at title Dem
rnocr ct Grill Sergeant. Vi e.
Gle bcIlcn0t mcb, at en- nlc0et ltor
Gel al DC ira europa hlcmtomnc
Solootcr cr / beiit oIuorIi8 (oil ON
@cbaItcu al oct 0cmotrati, iom rod.
ser / Nruuccn @lnnot Sonbct9 &c
iulfninQ or ser talrigc Glcmcltcr,
iom cr ubiomt moo &n0fercllcu AZ
toiuacn N}ilitUrcpcllt, og iu8cn bar
cnom gootQiort, at Der cr no9cn
itert 5ncmuiug ior en- Zig GroninN.
q ~bicmpcnotc SoIoatcr, ion man
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ocu, bar tolt poa en- 0inaOe ION life
lr til at mi2ioritoo. @nrc bpoo oct
piloc foitc / bortfaitct Gio, cr noBet
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i,or permanent rcglllrr Nrnc ulIoc
foite %uuoct min0re enc uarllgt
tumauc WliIiturgpclicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

! hclc otto Nnr bar 9onoci uurc;
itnret i en- iorbnuIcn0e llOiuUtuln1
rco &irlp al pcltnlcn0c Suot iiacr
en- Toriatt1r j "SahuOop 0ouiul
Yoit". NcqiCriEacn2 NtcOlcmmcy
ira Sen hcicitc til 0cn l%opeltc, bor
farct Ynu0Ct rlW0t 90 bolOt tuoQcoc
Goler ON ole oilcntIlQc wiorcmool
"a bar inI0t Toltcta Crer mco Ell
ruoeIo4 (nItitrom ON, buo0 Dc ne
ucr ON bette cIlcr hint "a alt mlll1.
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9}ptte for @onNct fan males urO
hans guuc til at ltoo op pua en- IA
~lcritoi "a tale - tale / BET ucnoeIiAc
"a cite uoen WiaaI cllcr Wteo -
bare tale. Naar Ell cilcr au0cn Tor.
hoIo2rcleI cIlcr Nciorm bar urrct
hraQt / TorilaQ, cler CT &otcmiooti
or blct lat lperf, bar man lcuot 10
en- bel @pr lor at hol0c Idlcr OIL
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uUret, at 0laic IaIer er blct nuictt
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Sra Suslduo.

Get Ter 10 til, at Yremierminllter
@eniu. Mril3mlnlitcr Srotjtp %
lloeurIQ@minliter Gcbitcbcrlu paa
oun ruaiiite Souict Hcgierung9 Seq
ne / iorrigc llge lcnotc ct mt iSreos.
tllbl0 iii &oIcr. Get bleu icnot pr.
troo0Io't telegram ira VtoitOa ~
moboo iii en- penitobclig Grpitellc al
nlc Guiitcuool % ollie Sporgamlual
loml moo oiliprca mclem EoIcn %
Spuiet Hu2Iono.
Zen polite ll0Cnrig@minjiter Eta
ni3Inu Notet, lom nuIiQ bar uUret |
ct piQtigt 9Griuoc til &oria % &on
som, uor u~eutenoc2 tiIba9e til S&ur
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res oeriro oen 3oie sch, at Sc 9luIe-
reoc mi er / Topor a. Nrc02unocr-
houoliu2tr mcilem folen ~ Souirt
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miner / &onDou, Suuieho, opIpier,
pil hrlc Soacn bli oioiort al sen pol
lie Notloual'orlomlmH erter al ocIt
bar bort Nelultatct al Eatcf2 Neieg
/ NQrl2 oQ %ou0on. Al}lnliicrcu CT
flurtoe. at Eolutfcrne in9eu lonfc
hau0c puu al alQrlbc SQulct Hu3
lonO. itjeut Sc moiau N~o0puu0iQhc
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lima Nou mcnte cliao. at iudcn ter
ritoriolc &anifclioheocr uilOc ltoa
jprieu Tor en- Grc0silutuiuu
Oct lmc ru2ilitc Greo2tIlmio lore
ll11,r enoml finn butoiultcoi2 / ct
5rIr1rou iro ArQtou. ,<iplde bette
ertlurcr Noiet. at Souiet Nc1ierin
aru ulocuipmbtlit g,itole mar tuliiet
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onoeunr ru ,Grlc1pptrunru inioo
l}aIru "Eriuciprrnt i5r Souict
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YNrKnxp As SECOND CLASS NArrHR JUNS l6Tn isos Al
,sE Posi- oFFIoE A. DEcoRAH, Iowa, uNpEh THt ACT
OF CoNGsxss Or AsEoHs. 1897.
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Kansas City ~Kvegmarked.
S;oux City
Omaha ~vaegmarked
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Zen ioe Scbr. t~eIeQroiereS ira
2onoou, at ocn polite Hc9icring bar
icnot et iorclcbigt Spar poa Nlis.
lambs SreoStilbuo. Get meooelcr,
at oen polite He9ieriug or bcifiUiii.
get meN at inlNere oct iremIatte
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notwithstanding,
sgd St. Paul Kvagmarkcd.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

GortiG''es paa iiSite Gios
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27

And many DINERS come down and we
will help you buy a car on your terms
no brokerage. Sis n. Capitol open eve
nings
COLE 3. touring. Al mechanical shape
new cord tires, newly painted. cash or
payments. Terms over IL monthly pay
mentE DIETZ-JAMES SALES Co 334
East Market street Main 57t6. open eve
nings and Sunday morning
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COAL MEN SEE
WORST TO COME
Crisis Host Serious in History,
VieIC at State SessioH~

-Four hundred coal dealers, gathered IN
Indianapolis for a two days conferences
Of the Indiana Retail Coal Merchants
association, have few optimistic views
Nf the fuel situation.
The meeting opened in the Hotel Sew
erin assembly room this afternoon.
Dealers say in no time in history has
the coal situation been more critical 2zza
them and the domestic consumer
They hold out no hope for a fe6nct1sus
in coal prices.
Dealers are in direct competition WITH
the big industries Of the country, SEshcs1
men are in the market to buy all khH
coal there is at any price asked" saika
r. r. Yeagley, secretary OF the assoc1a-s
hon.
Fhe secretary says the coal merchants
are confronted with the problem whethsrl
to compete with the big steel mills ana
mestic consumer or decline to buy at
this time
ut is the feeling of this association
that we must protect the consumer" Mr.
Yeagley said.
Charles Lee Bryson. editor Of Black
Diamond, addressing the association this
afternoon. declared that the broad light
of publicity must be thrown on the coal
business.
The coal merchants win have a theater
party at Keith's tonight, a banquet at
the SEVERN Wednesday night, when c. A.
Bookwalter and Elmer E. Stout will be
the speakers.
Thursday the dealers will visit the
Clinton coal fields.
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AUTOS FOR RENT-Do your own drlv-
ing U-Drive Auto Service at Hoosier
Laundry. Rear Keith's theater. Main
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Can't Tell Whether
She Has Had Enough

CHICAGO. April 27.-Jeannette Rankin.
former tongresswoman. doesn't know
whether she wants to dabble in politics
again, she told politicians here.
Miss Rankin today returned to her
home in Montana after an unsuccessful
attempt to secure accommodations here
for herself during the national conven-
ton in June. -
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Gas Situation Shows
Little Improvement

No improvement was reported in teS
situation of the Citizens Gas comp8nS
today and 40 promises of improved serv-
ice were held out by officials, although
1t was said that prospects of getting
coal were slightly better than at any
time since the outlaw" railroad strike
began.
One trainload of coal from the south
east is en- route to the city but the
forty cars of the train contain only about
one days supply OF fuel for the COM
pany.
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AuroMoRILEs FoR sALE.
BARGAIN

These cars have been overhauled
reprinted, retopped and some have
brand new tires.
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sALEsMEN--WANTEp.

TWO new manufacturing Industries of
Indianapolis desire to engage at once
two live men to represent their interests
in Indiana and Kentucky. Will consider
only men of good character. clean habits.
80 to 30 years OF age Possibilities for i'm
mediate large earnings and permanent
connection later. Call after 1 p. m. MA
TIONAL CITY DEPOSIT CO., 40 West
GeoI gia street.
statesmen WANTED FOR THE
%. X. GIANT BATTERY COMPANY.
LEADS FURNISHED; EXCLUSIVE
TERRITORY. e. M. HAYNES, DIS
TRICT SALES MGR, II PEN
BROKE ARCADE. MAIN 4077.
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MACHINERY AND zee

WONDER MIXERS
HOSTS and pumps for brildl|
and bridge construction.
sizes carried in stock. Bt
Finch, Dist, 1920 w. Mar
land st.
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FEATHERS
BUSINESS SERVICES.

Bought sold. renovated. mattresses and
pillows made TO order f. F BURKLE,
4Is Mass. ave. Main 142s. New 23-775.