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iNsTIIN'TARE

Stunt rugate onor. Societ&ti,
ca Ia pfoxiIna adunars general&
cd decida nunarul De calendaxs,
care vrea 81 le ! comande ii ime-
dat 81 ne instiintese psntFu : 4
putea reser,a nnmasul dosi4. Din
cauza scumpetei hIrtisi, van r.
pari un uumar restrfns, q dsci
nulnsi cins trimite ssananda dt1
finp poate ii sigurs
societatils AZ rebat -.
eansala rvsxm - rs = sel,i
I n bilp Az Ae1ie aaeta y -
= M as5te bilnsile vs6lf m
I: \ M tu1
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co N vocARE

Soc. Rominia Noua din Cam
bridge Ohio. Conyoaca pc tot
membrii sal din loc 81 jur a llra
parte la sedinta lNmara ce sa va
tine in ziua de 3 Octombrie 1920
la orele ! 80 p. m. la loc,linta
d-lui George Mo]oiu sub No. la
Harris Ave.
La ordinea zilei sllnt mai mll-
te cbestii de resolvat in favorul
Societitii. Sperind ca toti mem
bril- VIA lua parte la Adunare.
Am ramas salutindu-va IN nu.
mele Soc. sRominia Noua din
Cambridge, Ohio.
Emilian Cojecar, Presedinte.
George Munte01. secretar fin
(225-26).
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{ -.
in Transilvania, pentru ca ma
facut nici odata mister din pa
rerile sale 81 pentru Cd totd lapna
condamnat. pclitica oficiala 81
din Rominia 81 de peste mslnti.
d. ClfZA face 0 declaratie ca
re nn ajansc pima la tribuna
preset.
p. 1ORHA: D~ta, sd nu vor-
besti, pentrn ca,. Ia Cernanti, du-
pa ee ma expqllzase pc mine,
teal dns Ia eyrcnl Adler 81 teal
,omplimcntat Gu cl, felicitindu-l,
81 al sprijinit palitica alaturi de
Centrali.
+ PAR. LUCAC1: Ma rog, cine
este aeea persoana care, In tim
pul neutralitatii, cernse ca Iii
ga Clrlturala." sa nu se ocupe de
chestiunilc ardelene?
ID. IORGA: Nh insinuati! Cine
c acea personals
y. SCfHTANESCU: Iorga!
Iorga! Acea persoana este Iorga!
d. IORGA (rfzin'd cdnd sc uita
La dl Schitanescu). Asia e ca
lomnic!
d. VA1DA, In continuare, Sc
oc,lps dc 'sistenlul polite preco-
nizat de. Popoviei care consta' in
Gross Oesterreleh' 81 care sis
TEN. lsustinut intro revista, a
fost sprijinit pc Gale de srrbver,
tie de toate gu'vernele.
D. general Ayerescu declarase
ca din 1914 'tratatnl nostru Gu
Tripla Atlanta nu mai exist6.
All precizeazf ca acest tratat nu
mai exista din 1918.
H. GENERAL AvIERESCU.:
Dovada char conventia unili-
tara 1ncheiata i'm, acel moment gu
Austria.
Cert este ca, in momentall c1na
armata roniina mergea impotriva
Bnlgariei, - contra wointei Aus
striei, - fie4care soldat ma IN
treba cfnd trecem peste malnti.
Nu stu care era sentimental
Germaniei, dar { stu ca hlcl:a.n
1npotriya A1striei.
D. IORGA: Da, dar Maiorescll
. intarit tratatsN mai pc ur1na.
D. GENERAL AyERESCU
Nu pot sparne: care era p1pnctal
lie yedere al Germaniei, insa G
.ert ca i'm acel moment ne des-
parteam de Austria, dupa cum
raposatll Rege CAROL ii 81 comu-
niaase diplonlatului ansta.iac care
Yenise sal vada.
d. VAfDA, reludnd, vrea si'
pr0bexe cd daslipirea noastra de
Tripla Alian*a este de data cal
tetnl recenM y
d. MINIsTRU mattel CAN.
TACCZINO face APPEL Ia yorbitoE
rpgIndu4l sd ilu fie nedrept 81
s& nu afirme luersri pc carl evi.
denta fsptelor le desmints cate.
goric,
(Opozitia fntreaslpc dcs, pro.
teatinA).
Ssdinta se suspenda la ora IL
pen3ra 70 minute. 'lsi
La rekleschidere, ID. VAIDA
in continpare, vorbeyte despre
sreutAtile pc earl .conducatori
vietii romdne nptionale din Ar
deal au stut Sd le dntfmpine dir
psrtei aaatoritatii unease, ''RoluI
pc care moi Lam avnt ca condu
eatsfi, - . spass porbitoaMl, =
> fnst IN rol 8rat0s, scirbos, il
ass chip in eli nosla dl'slne ne,s
| fost adeseori greata do moi.
DaF 4eeasts ms,A ajutat 81
meptinsAn vim spiritul national
care = folosit - de nast ma
pc nr7na.
FAc lln APPEL cAldur6s Ia tot
memhrii Parlamentulpi, e. 81 n;
mai iudeee settspile dinainte'
raaboia,Ipi. So jpeetam q 9ncri
nisksllf = 81 ~ dstindeni mil
1 niaS. esllnd - scuzariie reci
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Parlarnentul-
9 A M E R A.
sedintele de la "a tulie.

La ora 8 dim. al DUIl1u.
! ZAMFIRESCT deschide sedinta
Sc 7ndeplinesc formalitatile o
bicinuite, dupa carl, 6ntrode1se
in ordinea de ri, are cuvintul Ill
l. ,Raducanu, i'm discaltiunea ge-
| nerala asupra Adresei de rasplns
la mesagial.
DIsCUTIUNEA LA MEsAQIU
D. l. RADUCANU, analizind
| starea de spirit a societatii in
| urna razboilfllli de eflrind .sfIr-
sit, arata ca mentalitate noul
s'a nascut in ul1na acestci Zgu-
dairi generate. Noua stare de
spirit, credc yorbitorul, no pot
scsiza vcchile particle, ci trebrie,
in mod firesc, sd aiba reprezin-
tamil noui. Contrar afirmatiuni-
lor facute. de socialist, razboiul
nostru care este produsul con-
stiintei rationale, a fost facut cll
colabor'area vechilor particle, 81,
| de ar Fl fost nevoic, ar fl fost
| facut char 1mpotriva acestor
particle.
Vorbind despre spiritul demo
cratic al yremei noastre, vorbi-
torll arata ca acest spirit este
sprijinit calduros 81 Gu conyin-
gere> chiar de oameni din afara
de guyern.
Cine-va rOsteste, - in aceaSth
ordine de idei, numele d-lui
Cnza.
D. A. CUZA: Eu Stunt din o.
pozitie, insa nu din opszitia
l-voastra..
D. N. IORGA: D-ta Yaci paxe
lin expozitie, nu din opozitie.
d. RADUCANlT, continudnd,
staruie asppra eonditiunilor carr
au dat nastere luptei de clasa la
a carei desfasurare asistam All.
Vorbitorul declara ca este tot
alta deosebire intre vederiie
taranisti.or 81 ale vechilor par
tide.
Bugetml Sc prezinta Sub un
aspect dissatisfaction, intre a1tc
pricini 81 din acees ca incom-
plet. Ell nu Sc .intemeiaza pc ma
sura, devenita de mnlta vreme
necesara, a REFORMED impozitelor
Reorganizarea economical q
Rominiei trebue sd ne preocupe
foarte de 'aproape. intr 'un spirit
cit mai larg. pc care-i cere vre.
mea noastra.
I 1v-UwN~
EXPUNEREA D-LUI vAIDA.
Dslpa introducere Gu caraa.
ter general, dl VAIDA a ati1lS
importanta chestiune "a tratatu-
lui care a legat Rominia de Pu.
teri!e Centrale pima I'm ziua in.
trarii noastre in razboiu.
Acest tratat, pc care cele trei
Puteri principale scmnatare Il
lncheiasera in scop DE a-si apara
in mod reciproc intercsele in
I'Balcani, ne-a lasat pc moi yomf.
Mi intro situatiune destlll de
confusA. att in ce priveste. pc
eel din Trausilvania cit 81 pc cci
din Bucoyina. Luptele pc CAR
rominii din Ardeal le-au dn,
spre a 81 apara drepturile rlatio.
male constitute nloanente foartt
frumoase. Venireat lui Tisza.a 10
Wit 81 mai .puternic viata natio'
nala romineasca, pc care a obi
CATO sa Sc Snentnla in atitudipl
pasiva.
Viata cultlrala .s'a mentmu1
81 ca en- foarte mari si mailte
ereutati, viata copilului in scpali
find adeyarata tragedie. !.
/ Ca 0 consecinta a acestei stag
de lncruri fomSni din Ardeal d,
fost iredentisti. In sperautele p
earl ei le uMtreAn, 4estuj 6asta
,1lni sef Al pastidpa,i liberal, 4
/ stu11lza, care s'a iacbinat in fat
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De PUBLICITATE A
UNIUNEl S. R. A.

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Second
and
Madison

anything about IT. OF course? She
wants to go on the stage"
Really said Rachael. who, for
some reason she could not at this
moment define. was finding the con-
versation extraordinarily distasteful.
Eyes. she's had 1t in mind for
years" Warren pursued with sim.
plicity. "And she's had some good
offers, too. You can see that she's
the kind OF girl that would make an
immense hit. that would get across
the footlights, as II were. OF course,
Il all depends upon how hard she's
willing to work. but l believe she's
got big future before herr
There was n long silence while he
finished the operation of shaving, and
Rachael. who was busy with the de-
fective clasp OF string OF pearls,
bent absordedly over the microscopic
ring and swivel.
Lets think about the dinner" she
said, presently. She found that he
had already planned almost all the
details.
When Il took place, about 10 days
later. she resolutely steeled herself
for an experience that promised to
hold no special enjoyment for her.
Her love for her husband made her
find In his enthusiasm for Magsie
something a little pitiful and absurd.
Magsie was only n girl, a rather shall
low and stupid girl at that. vet War
rem was as excited over the arrange.
ments for the dinner as II she had
been tho most important OF person
ages. II IL had been some other din.
ner--the affair for the English am
bassador. or the great London novel.
ist. or the fascinating Frenchman
who had painted Jimmy--she told
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herself. IL would have been compro
men, had his simple. almost childish
phases. and this was one of them.
She watched her guest of honor
when the evening came. with pun
zled intensity. Magsie was in her
glory, sparkling, chattering, almost
noisy. Her exquisite little while silb
gown was so low in the waist. and 50
short In the skirt, that 1t was almost
no gown at all. yet it was amazingly
smart. She had touched her lips with
red, and her eyelids were cunningly
given Just n hint OF elongation with
nlack pencil her bright hair W3&
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fire. there arc plenty OF drcssesF
4 week later Warren came In. In
the late afternoon, 20 say that he
had met Miss Clay down town. and
they had had tea together. She sug'
gested tea. and he couldn't wen get
out OF II. lie would have telcphoncd
Rachael had he fancied she would
care TO come. She had been out2
That was what he thought. But how
about little dinner for Magsie? Did
she think IL would be awfully stupid?
mo. she's not stupid" Rachael
said. cordially. Lets do iu'
ooh, | don't mean stupid for us
Warren FASTENED to explain. II
mean stupid for herr
why should e be stupid for hcr?'
Rachael looked at him In surprise.
We'll she's awfuily young. and
she's getting "A lot of attention, and
perhaps she'd think II bore
Il don't imagine Magsie Clay
would find a dinner here I'm her honor
a bore" Rachael said. In delicate
scorn. "Why. think who she Is. War
ren--a nurses daughter, Her father
was / don't know what-~an enlisted
man, who rose to he a sergeant
II don't believe itr' he aid fatty.
ITS true. Warren. I've known II
for years--overybody knows it?'
We'll" Warren Gregory said,
stubbornly. shes making great
a.
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said vaguely. antagonized against
any one he chose to defend. And
II people choose TO treat her ms II
she were Mrs. Frothingham's daugh-
ter instead of what she really IL. it's
nice for Magsiol But | don't see
why we should"
I'VE might because she is such n
nice. simple girl" Warren suggested
land because we like herl I'm not
trying TO keep In the current. I've no
social axe to grind; l merely sug-
gestcd IT, and IL you don't want to-"
"Oh, of course, II you put Il that
wayl" Rachael said. with "A faint
shrug. "I'il get hold of some olig'
iblcs-weli have Charlie, and have
rather youthful dinnerr'
Warren. who was shaving. was 81.
lent for a few minutes. then he said
thoughtfully:
II don't imagine that Charlie Is the
sort of person who will interest her.
She may be only %, but she is older
than most girls In things like that.
She's had more offers now than you
could shake a stick at"
"She told you about thcm?"
We'll I'm a general way. ycs--that
liz. she doesn't want TO marry, and
she hates the usual attitude. that n
lot of college kids have to be trottcd
out for her benefitr'
This having been her own exact
attitude few seconds before. Ra-
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Ing idly over the room. and now she
suddenly bowed and smiled.
There's Gregs- she said. what
q comfort IL Is 20 see a man dress
as that man dresses
I've been looking for YOU" War
rem Gregory said. coming up 10 his
wife. and. noticing the other woman.
he added enthusiastically: We'll.
Margaret, l didn't know you, Bles.
my life and heart. how you children
grow up
Children I'm 22r' Miss Clay said.
pouting. with her round brown eyes
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BIG PRIZES TO
TEMPT AIRMEN
More Than $1,000, 900 in
Reach During 1920

NEW YORK. Jan. Prizes of
moro than fe.0oO.0oo will be placed
within tho reach OF airmen during
1890.
The Aero Club OF America already
has list OF major events submitted
by the International Aeronautic Fed
GRAFTON. In which Yankee "aecs" will
be asked 10 ny the American colors.
The list includes:
The first aerial derby around the
world for prizes 81 100000.
The international air derby across
the United States for 100000
Tho Pacific Aerial clubs race
across tho Pacific ocean for $50. 00o
The first fiigh, from New York to
Paris FOR $4,000.
The Curtis marine flying contest
FOR 81 900.
The intercollegiate trophy races
for $1,000.
Tho $4,000 Gliddcn touring contest.
Among others for prizes not yet
fixed are tho aero contests In France,
tho international flying contests In
Italy: tho international balloon
trophy contests In America. and the
Cuban aerial contests In Havana.
February II TO March I.
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Fixed in childish reproach upon hia
face. They had been great friends
when Warren was with his mother In
Paris. nearly four years ago. and
now they fell into an animated rcool'
lection % some of their experiences
there with tho two old ladies. While
they talked Rachael watched MagHie
Clay with admiration and surprise.
she knew all the girls history. a.
indeed everybody In the room knew
u. but today u was little hard TO
Identify tho poised and beautiful
young woman who was looking 80
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tC00etnued FROM Nessrruny'
Don't expect me 20 rave over
babies. because don't know any
thing about them" said Magsie Clay.
with q slow. drawing manner that
was. Rachael decided. effective. do
they like toysT"
Jimmy does. the baby Is rather
young for tastes OF any description"
Rachael answered with an odd. new
sense OF being somehow sedate and
cldfashioncd beside this composed
young woman. Miss Clay was not
listening. Her brown eyes were NOV
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ORDslR or PUBLICATION

VEST VIRGINIA. TO-WIT:
Calhoun county Circuit Court Clerks
Office. March 9th, 1920.
In the matter of :. a. Weekley. Reu-
ben ID. Siers and :. \. Arnold. Trustee;
OF the FairvieW Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. at Euclid Calhoun coun-
ty, West Virginia.
EX parte proceeding to sell real es-
tate.
The said Trustees having at the No
vcmber term, 1920, of said Circuit
Court. presented TO said Court their
petition in writing praying for permits
sion and authority to sell or dispose OF
two lots or parcels of land. held and
| owned by them for the benefit of said
church. situate on the waters of Lower
Ni-cut, Washington district. county and
state aforesaid, containing respective
ly One-half of an acre and seven-tenthe
of an acre. both of which were convey
ed to the Trustees of said Church by S.
y. Arnold and wife by two deeds. dat
ed respectively on the LIST day of jam
airy, 1913, and the 2nd day of August
1913 which are of record in the office
OF the Clerk of the County Court of
said county of Calhoun. both of said
tracts being described i'm said petitiOn .
which said petition was by order enter
eu at SAID term of said Court filled :
the object of said petition being for
permission and authority to sell or dis
pose of said real estate. to have such
sale or disposition confirmed. and for
authority TO carry such sale or disposi
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r. l.. HAMILTON
BROOKSVIIE NEWS

Rev. J. NJ. Snidcr is holding Il pro
tracted meeting ut this place. 1t is
hoped by everyone that there will he IL
good meeting.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Rogers
thc nth inst. II fine big hoy. Bill says
he and his son are going rabbit hunting
as soon as there comes Il big SNOW.
Miss Matte Blackshire spent Christ
mas with Mrs. III. =. Knight.
Mrs. III. :. Knight has been suffering
with severe attack of appendicitis for
tine past week.
Ernest Rogers. who is employed in
the Gilmer county oil-felds is spend
ing the holidays with home folks.
Miss Thelma Bowers is home from
Parkersburg for the holidays. She is
somewhat improved but will have to
10 back to the hospital for further
treatment.
EbeneZer Terrell is suffering with Il
very painful injury inflicted when fire
cracker went off in his hand and tore
IL up considerably
Everett Crisis. of Clarksburg. is
spending the holidays with his par
cnts.
Wibcrt BrulnmaSc. OF Washington
". Va. is back for visit with ole
friends. He says rabbit hunting there
Is not like it is i'm old Calhoun.
MIR Charles l"agcr, OF Ciarksburc
has bccn the src.;t OF Miss puuiuc ia
,ler for thr past few days.
i.ro?ard cniH. vino has been en-
plOycd at Normantown fer some time
IL home tor a few days
The revival meeting closed ut Snidc
Chapel with - conventions and renew
MIS- ELd 20 were received into In,
chmrct, The whole ucighhorhood wa.
stirred up anh the minister's salar,
wa% paid IL fun. Mrs. n. =. Knight
J. i. EaanP;t and WA J2nrcyS mad,
W. E3@.C3 10 ST the good minister Il
ovcrCoat.
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Shii H-BiRR o

.ialrca II. Sm:th ard Miss Mary Bar
were lnar iid a. lac honr OF the brid
friday eYGaihS. lhr ceremony bcin
witnessed iN the f"nt;l;r. aud few q
the Intimate .ri2ah, ct the contractin,
parties,
The groom = . son of Mr.. and Mrs
Levi J. ''mith. Who reside about milo
west OF this place. He is first-class
young man in every respect. being hon
est, steady and of good habits Hi,
bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Levi j. Barr, of Staten. and is IL young
lady possessed of much charm. She
has host of friends in her home com
munity.
The happy young couple are recriv
Ing the Fluctuations and congratula
tions of their many friends this week.
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PRICES LOWER

Wholesale prices of conmoditic
we're lower i'm November than at any
I'm" since the WIZ. according to figure.
announced by III" Department of La
Dor The wholesale scale dropped cigil,
per coat more in November than in tn,
preceding month and II per cent bploy.
the peak of high prices last May.
OF the SO commodities used i'm tic
"ompa riS0n OF November and Octohc.
Wholesale prices. l9S showed = dc
'rcaSc. while II showed al increase
"a ~ cases there wAs no change.
HuIuinG material registered Il drG
II ~ %" c"I; IL November an.
arm products we're second. with 4.
lr"p Of 81 Pc" rcut. Clothing cost
dropped Uci cent. while food Dr.
mciS dropped Il. per cent.
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SHERMAN DISTRICT. INSTITUTE

Program for the sherman district
Teachers Institute 10 he held mt Rus
sett or Sycamore. january Sth. 1921.
|. Song. "Amcrica.
=. Teaching Manners and Morals
RUBY SNYDER
BEULAH STUMP
=. Busy Work
OCIE MINNEN
EDNH STUMP
i. Value of Tests
DELPHlA DOBBINS
COLLIDE RIDDLE
>. Teaching 9th and 9TH
Grade Reading
MISS SiARPES
DEWEY WEAVEI;
NOON
q. The Compulsory school Law
DOCK STUMP
I. The Community and the
Teacher
4. G. CAIN. Co. Supt.
s. What the Teacher Expects from
the community
HANNING POLLING
MIR. NANHORN
.. What the Community Expects
from Tie Teacher
J. l.. FOWLER
X. +. BENNETT
10. Some Things we are Doing
for Better Schools
+. Y. ROBINSON. Pres. Il. of +.
All teachers of sherman district are
requested 10 he present You will be
allowed II day rs taught.
MANNING POLLING. Chairman.
MATTE SHARPES. See.
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ton into effect by apt and proper deed.
Now therefore any person interested
may appear at the next regular tern
of said Court or Mt any special term
thereof held not sooner than the ex-
piration of two weeks from the BIRD
day of December. 1920. and resist the
application of said Trustees for the
sale or disposition of said property.
TcStc.
LEE GAMER. Clerk OF
said CircIit Court.
.orentZ &. Hamilton.
Attorney for Petitioners.
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and for the confirmation OF any sale
which might be made by them, and that
they might be authorized and directed
to carry such sale into effect by apt and
proper deed; which sRid petition was
Dy order entered at said term OF said
Court directed to be filed; the object OF
such proceeding being to have confirm
ed the sale Of said real estate. as set
out In said petition.
Now therefore any person interested
may appear at the next regular term
OF the said Circuit Court and reaist the
prayer Of said petition. and the spou.
cation OF said Trustees 70 sell said resi-
es.ave or 20 hsEe confirmed the sale
mentioned ia said petition.
Teste:-
LEE GAMER, Clerk Of
Lqrentz 9, Hamilton, 'u' -
Attorney Tor Petitioners
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REV. TWYNHAM IN BELGIUM

Thanksgiving services were held II
the Mission Room of the NJ. T.. Church
South, i'll Brussels. Belgium. on Novcm
Der %, and the sermon was delivered
by Rev. George W. Twynham. former
presiding elder of the Parkersburg dis
trict. who is now stationed at Ypres
Belgium. Quite number of Bclgians
and English were present and NOR,
than one hundred Americans. among
whom were Hon. Brand Whitlock. A.
herlcah ambassador TO Belgium. Hon
VI. vi. Jones. American consul. and the
ATTACHES OF the Military Mission Mrs
Richardson of the Grand Opera render
e1 The Star Spangled Banner" i'm the
form of solo. Rev. Twynham again
occupied the pulpit on the following
sunday and preached to a large con