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might be the release of some 10000
600 gallons of Intoxicating beverages
which have been stored in ware.
houses since January 16, 1920.
Records on file here show that in
addition to immense quantities of
liquors purchased and stored by in
dividual consumers, there were in
storage when the Volstead act be-
came effective large stocks held by
hotels and restaurants as reserves.
Whether these latter stocks come
within today's ruling has not been
determined. 1t was anticipated that
test cases would be filed soon on this
and similar questions arising from
the undetermined scope of the new
Interpretation of the Volstead act.
Justice Clarke, who rendered the
opinion today, held that the trans
portation of liquor from warehouse
storage to the owners home would be
legal, if the liquor had been lawfully
acquired and for lawful purposes.
Move Not Prohibited.
"That transportation of the liquor
lis not such as is prohibited by
the section is too apparent to justify
detailed consideration of the many
provisions of the act inconsistent
with construction which would rem.
der such removal unlawful, and that
the act is understood by the officers
charged with it's execution as per-
mitting such transportation is shown
by the provision Of the regulations
fthe bureau of internal revenue au-
thorizing permits for the transporta-
lion of liquor from permanent resi-
dencc of an owner to another in case
of his removal, although no such
transfer is in terms provided for by
the act"
The opinion pointed out, however,
that internal revenue authorities un-
doubtedly had administrative power
to regulate the transfer Of such liq-
uors so as to prevent their use in
violation of the law.
An intention to confscate private
properties, the opinion concluded
"even Intoxicating liquors, will not
be raised by inference and construc-
ton from provision of law which
have ample field for their operation
in effecting a purpose clearly indi-
Gated and declared"
Judge McReynolds, concurring in
the judgment Of the court, dissented
as to the reasonin gby which it was
reached.
IL think the Volstead act was
properly interpreted by the courts
below" he said, "but to enforce it
as thus construed would result in
virtual confscation of lawfully ac-
quired liquors by preventing or un-
duly interfering with their consump-
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same state, and, in fact, in the same
city.
In connection wit hthe transporta-
ton of liquors, officials said that it
would be difficult, if not impossible,
for them to determine the legality
of purchases and whether the stored
stocks had been obtained prior to
the effective date of the Volstead act.
This was expected to result in more
stringent regulation with respect to
Withdrawals of beverages from bond
ed warehouses. : But the same regu-
latlon can not be made to apply to
ordinary storage warehouses. Stored
stocks, therefore, again are without
the law to great degree, officials
said, adding that they anticipated its
speedy removal from such storage.
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tion by their owner. The 18th amend
ment gave such power to congress.
Manufacture, sale and transporta-
zion are the things prohibYted-not
personal use.
Prohibition enforcement officials be-
gan studying the decision Immediately
after it was read. The opinion was
frankly expressed that many changes
would have to be made in the en-
forcement regulations, bnt pending
detailed study of the case and the
circumstances surrounding the liti-
cation, no official statement was
Forthcoming.
Opportunity for Fraud.
One effect of the decision foreseen
was the danger of increased oppor-
tunity for fraud among persons seek
ing means of violating the law
Without the check on transportation
provided by the permit system, Off
cia Is indicated that they expected
greater difficulty in controlling un-
lawful sales.
A construction had not been
reached tonight as to whether the
courts Interpretation opens the way
for unrestricted transportation in in
terstate commerce. That the trans
fer can be made within state ap-
parently was specific, but the lam
guage Of the court when analyzed
may yet show, officials thought,
means whereby interstate transpor-
tation can be stopped. In the partic-
ular case involved it was pointed out
the owners legal residence and the
place of storage were within the
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OWNERS MAY REMOVE
some STORED LIQUOR
Supreme Court Interprets Section of
VOlstead Act.
MAY BE TAKEN HOME
If LAWFULLY HELD
Decision Comes on Appeal of New
York Man From Course Of Lower
Court in Refusing 10 Grant In
junction Against Revenue Officers

Washington, Nov. 8 (By the Asso,
ciated Press. )-Storage of lawfully
acquired liquor in commercial ware
houses and the transportation OF
such stocks to the home of the owner
is not prohibited by the Volstead
act under a decision handed down to-
day BY the supreme court.
In passing upon the appeal Of Will
liam G. Street of Ne wYork from
decisions of lower courts refusing to
enjoin intelnal revenue officials from
seizing liquors he had placed in a
room rented from safe deposit COM
pany, the supreme court reversed the
lower courts and held that the in
junction should be granted.
The effect of this ruling had not
been fully appraised tonight by in
ternal revenue and prohibition en-
forcement officials. The belief was
expressed, however, that the result
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Clarendon
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Complaint Served)
The First National Bank of Manning.
Plaintiff,
Harry Steinhardt, Ida Steinhardt, B.
Walker Holiday and L. H. Harvin.
Defendants.
TO The Defendants above named:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to answer the complaint
in this action, Of which q copy is here
with served upon you, and to serve q
copy of your answer 20 the said COM
plant on the subscriber at his office
in Manning, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service thereof.
exclusive of the day of such service |;
and if you fail to answer the comp
laint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated November 2, A. D., 1920.
w. C. Davis,
TO THE DEFENDANT IDA STEIN
HARDT:
YOU WILL TAKE notice.: That
the Summons and Complaint in the
above entitled action was filed in the
Office Of the Clerk of Court for Clar.
endon County on the third day OF
November, 1920, and is now on file ir
said Office
w. G. Davis,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Nov. 3rd, 1920. 44-3t-,
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Subscribe t. The Times
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE

/ will apply to the Judge of Probate
for Clarendon County, on the 18th day
of November, 1920, at eleven o'clock
A. NJ, for Letters Of Discharge as
ommittee of Ella B. Lemaster, now de-
ceased.
j. G. Sem,
Committee.
Summerton, S. c., Oct. 18, 1920 pd
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The eonnectins mails close at the Genera,
ton, New York. at IN. follows
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia. French
lrdochina and Netherlands East Indies
Except Sumatra), and Philippine Islands,
Via Seattle. steamship Ixion. December 26.
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
Australia. via San Francisco. steamship
Mariana. December 80.
Japan, Corea. China Except Shanghai
city,, Siberia, French Indo China and
Netherlands East Indies, via Seattle,
steamship Suwa Maru, December 80.
hawaii, Guam and Philippine islands
via San Francisco. U. S. A. T. Sherman,
December 81.
-, Hawaii. via San Francisco. U. s. A. T.
Sheridan, January l.
Hawaii ahd specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China, via San Fran
cisco; Steamship Persia Maru. January 3.
lndochina, Netherlands East Inoies Except
Sumatra), and Philippine Islands. via Van
couver and Victoria. b C., steamship
Empress of Russia. January s.
Hawaii. Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria, B.
c., steamship Niagara. January l3.
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Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

str Newfoundland Genoa. Dec g. TO
" Green star Line- in ballast. anchored
on Weehawi.en. X J.
str Hs.way. Tuzpam, Dec 1s; to D r
,r..: ,"rsIcsa: wi'h crude oil. anchored or
81 s@aan iNoT, Kingston Dec II.
5Santiago. Dec 20 10 ,he United Fruu
u w.tn mes- PIER is p
7gsf7y. Dc .; Eten. Dec .. Criatobal. Dec
-, 10 crowen & Th,rlow: with mdse :;
ancnored on Bay R!dge. Brooklyn.
s,1 -" impefroyal (Br), 81 Johns, r..
~ Ky ~. 70 y r Warden; n ballast, an
NAesen or IomDkinsYiile. S 7.
- sH ozsrna. Ha ana Dec 1s: TO the ~
= Snna aaii s Co, in ballast Robins
str Auburn, Hamburg. Dec 8: to the
"sn h'ss Line. ~tth rndae; Pier 1s. y !,
o,s' s'r JtHsrson. Norfolk. Dec a. 70 the
~ 'orninion Trans Co With ndse; Pier
str nerbert q wylie. rarnpico. Dec 1s.
- Warden. With oil. anchored OF
.- sti "ico. Baton Rouge. Dec ls: 70 u
Warden. anchored in Qnarantlne.
-. Sir Ianhandle state. i.onGon, Dec IL; 70
Hati q CO. Nth DAss and rndze
PER -. : f.
&, ~ A'nse.a. cfia,obai. Der u. to W
fafe Co PIER II f>ronklyn.
e,f Ci'vl fkouln). Rotterdam. Eov ~
ns.rfcik. Dec u. U Funch EAya & Co.
Pier ~ r X.
s'r Canal oalvesson. Dec IL. TO Nal
,yT = Co; wish Daas and rndse; Pier
y str orcturps. nsitirnors. Dec zs; 10
"tssn a., stst line: per II n II.
~s,...i ~n,t "tii'ofa. Baltimore, Dec ~: to
iw1IEams u Co. anchored on atapleten
=, att perbuyiins. IT Lobos. Dec ~; to
,,ss f'sr Line; With oil; Pier r. Bay
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Brazil Moves to Relieve
Poor Trade Conditions


RIO JANEIRO, Dec. 24.-At a special
meeting Of the directors Of the Com
mcrcial Association the president Of
the organizatio announced that the
government had acted favorably on
three suggestions advanced by the COM
mercial men for relief from the stua-
tion growing out Of the unfavorable
exchange conditions,
He stated that the government debts
to the Brazilian Lloyd Steamship Com
pany would be paid Immediately, auc-
tions of warehouse goods, except where
they are perishable, would be suspended
and rediscounting department of the
Bank of Brazil would begin immediate
operations. The President announced
that the matter Of auctions and other
suggestions would depend for their
execution upon action of Congress.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Furniture

WE PAY highest prices for furniture,
pianos. antiques, bric-a brac, books, art
etc. GABAY. SO University Place Stuy-
vesant 1877.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

HOUSEWORKER FOR apartment: ss5: can
BILE, young, we'll recommended. Miss
Shes's Agency, East 4lst. Murray Hill
STA.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TO LET--Ncw buildng foors and base
mcpt, 25xln0; suitable for any KIND Of
butln"he. steam heat. electricity; immc-
diate posseesion 422 w. 42d street.
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FOREIGN PORTS

PORT SAID, Dec 22---S S Suez Maru
(Jap).
NAPLES, Dec 23-S Pannonla (Br)
from Trieste
BRISTOL, Dec 23- 8 S New York City
(Br).
GOTHENBURG Dec 23--S s Delol.
PORTLAND. England Dec 23-S Com
munipaw (Gothcnburg).
Arrivals from New York
RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec 22-S Camo-
ems (Er).
LONDON, Dec 24--s sidlaw Range
(Br)
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
S A L E S M E N

Next Sunday there will appear in the
leading New York papers the an
nouncement Of Sales Campaign that.
1t may be predicted. win write
chapter In the history OF selling that
VII! be read throughout the national
selling fraternity.
approximately $3.50, 600 will be paid
IN commissions to our statesmen during
this campaign.
If you desire advance inforration-
and II you are looking for permanent
competition. the opportunities OF which
are limited solely by your own ability
dress G 4S. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

AUTO INSTRUCTION, SIS
Day. evening: Cadillac. Studebaker. Nit
chel. b. NJ. Co.. 1903 Lexington ave.
lssth).
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instruction

AUTJ 1NSTRUCTION-W teach repairing
and driving In short time. License guar
anneea, laalea eiasses; aiso rora lessons
(e9th) Plaza 4016
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

Millinocket As N Cape Canaveral Dec "a.
M,neola M,neoa. 2s7 Scotland Land " Dec %.
Miskianza s45 W San Francisco Pm
Montoso se, tso Sc South Pass Dec "a.
Mosella 496 8 San Diego PM Dec "a.
Munamar 257 Ambrose Dec "a.
Mundaie AIS w Tortugas Dec a.
Munp5aes MusEaees ~ 1as Pynouth Pngt'ou Dec "a
Nelson 246 NNE Tampico Dec "a.
Norfolk pd Winter Quarter PM Dec "a,
Norman Bridge Fl WSW Tampa Bar
o Waring Al SE South Pass Dec "a.
Oregonian 220 Balboa Dec "a.
OssneiSe lat SO So, ION 70 46. Dec %.
Panama zoo Scotland LV Dec "a.
Panhandle State 200 Ambrose Dec "a.
Paul II Harwood 125 e Tampico Dec %.
Pennsylvania BAL Mobile Bar Dec "a.
Persian IL Fryingran Shoala Dec "a
Peter II Crowell 100 8 Hatteras Dec 20.
Porto Rico 612 Ambrose 8 PM Dec "a.
Princeton IT N Jupiter Dec 23
Pulaski 270 Balboa Dec 25.
ouabbin 1855 Sc Bishop Rock PM Dec %.
Quaker CITY $50 Cape Henry Dec "a.
Quistconck lat 20 20 Ion 79 "a Dec a.
Guittacus 22o Ambrose Dec g.
Rayo 76 WNW Tortugas Dec %.
Reaper 80 w Sand Key Dec 90.
Richconcal SO S Hatteras Dec "a.
Roanoke 30l EsE Sabine Bar Dec "a.
Robert NJ Thompson Sc Jupiter Dec 20.
Ruth 300 NE Cape Henry Dec "a.
st Michael 80 $ Ambrose PM Dec "a
Sabine Sun 1853 Hatteras Dec %.
Salem County 161 Port Lobos Dec "a.
san Bias 10 Cape Henry Dec 25.
San Jose 1,So4 San Francisco Dec "a
gan san nose Jose 40 O.! Nantucket Dec "a.
Santa Eliza SAL Balboa Dec "a
Santa Flavs 245 N San Francisco PM
Dec 23
santa Rita 3.43s San Francisco PM
sepulra lss W Sand Key Dec 2s.
Senator 2,o22 S San Francisco Dec "a.
sharon 33 Galveston Dec "a
Shooters Island 500 E Cape Henry Dec %.
Ssshortsville 2$o e Shinnecock Pm Dec 2s.
Socony 81 f Sand Key Dec 23
Standard Arrow 4s3 s Sabine Dec "a.
Stanley Dollar 1900 from Los Angeles
Steel eel Bsnger 900 San Francisco PM
Steel Worker 1856 Ambrose Dec ss.
Suroil 14o Cape May Dec "a.
Suricho E Alligator Reef Dec 2s
Sylvan Arrow 325 San Francisco Pm
Tancarville 1877 sw Egmont Key Dec a.
Tatsuno Maru 11o from Honolulu PM
Tivives 23s Kingston Dec %.
Topa Topa lat IS Os N Ion 81 % W Dec rs.
V,yit. Viysses , 1Gs Is, s Cape Henry Dec "a.
Walter Hardcastle 45 r Tamplco Dec %
War Wa Afridi lat e 20 Ion IS q " Dec Is. 3
Wsst ADSn s. sAND ASd pssyo Ksy Pee a.
z
West Armagosa 260 r Ambrose 8 pm
Dec "a.
West Camak $3.50 from Colon PM Dec %.
West Campgaw 222 e Ambrose 8 Pm
Dec "a.
West Canon 1,4a1 from Newport News 8 Pm
Dec "a.
West Coyote $40 S San Pedro PM Dec %.
West Hassayampa 1850 E Ambrose Dec "a
West Hixton 1,066 w San Pedro PM
Dec "a,
West Ivis 3,G16 w Flattery s PM Dec %,
West Jappa 3,785 w Flattery PM Dec 23
West Jester 3,147 w Flattery 8 PM Dec 49,
West l<ader 200 from Honolulu 8 Pm
Dec 23.
West Keats 800 W Columbia River PM
Dec %.
West Keene 764 w Astoria PM Dec "a
West Moreland 210 ESE Ambrose Dec "a
West Niger 1,545 w San Francisco PM
Dec 23
Wco 40 Hatteras Dec 23
Willie I'm Jebsen 2S2 + Tampico Dec 23
Wilhelmhaa l42 w San Francisco PM
Dee 30
VIM Warden s SE Sand Key Dec 90.
William II Doheny 1919 E Tampico Dec a.
VIM M Burton 70 Hatteras Dec "a
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AMERICAN PORTS

CHARLESTON S c. Dec 25-Arrived:
Strs Braddock, Fernandina. Sailed Hawai-
ian, Liverpool, via New York and Boston
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec 25-Saiied:
Strs West Chetac. Rotterdam; Trinida
dian, Tamplco; Apache. New York via
Charleston
PORT EADs. La. Dec 25-Arrived: strs
Bowden (Nor), Mobile; Ivar (Dan), Bahia
James Timpson Cape Gracas; Iodician
lBrl, Liverpool; Montoso, Porto Rico
Norfolk Range (Br). Newport News; Sagua.
,Br). Cuba Theodore F Reynolds. Cuba
Sailed Srs Elsa (Swed). Helsngvorg'
Grama. Tampa: Mandy Grange (Br).
Savona. Italy; Noruega (Nor), Copenha-
gen; Pathlinhead (Br). Belfast; Saiacia
(Br). Hamburg; Sutherland (Br), Bar
celOna.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Dec 25--Arrived:
strs Masco,te, Key West Lake Chelan
Carteret.
PORTLAND. Me. Dec 25--Arrived: Strs
Oscar Bennett. Tampico: Coastwise,
Baltimore.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Dec 25--Arrived: Strs
Solvang (Nor). Antwerp; Monana. Balti-
more; Merrlmack. Philadelphia (and sailed
for Jacksonvile).
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

:,
Main St & Echo Ave, New Rochelle. n. Y.
Superior Family Hotel Open year round:
Steam heated. 35 minutes Grand Central
Station. Phone New Rochelle 2064.
ROCKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL,
124 Bruce ave.--A few desirable rooms
open for engagement Yonkers 3344.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

COOK. also waitress: experienced: we'll
recommended; together or separate: city
or country. Lang Boecherer Co. 43 West
33d st
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

LEARN TO BE A CrIAUFFrUR-Pleasa
profitable work; day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
West Side Y NJ. c. A.. 306 West 57th st.
MEN wanted to operate moving picture
machines In theatres; We teach you days
evenings. American Theatre Building.
644 sth ave. 42d). Bryant 1919.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Pianos and Musical Instruments
Sewing Machines

SEWING MACHINES. all makes. sold. OK.
1923 Eighth Ave '
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

COOK, English; capable. young; two years
last place: $40; city country Miss
sheas Agency. East 4lst Murray Hi
6774.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
SALESMAN
YOUR BUSINESS
is AT A STANDSTILL

If YOU HAVE HAD SELLING Ex
TERRENCE. ARE WORKER OF coon
ADDRESS AND APPEARANCE. BE.
TW EEN rs AND So, AND WOULD LIKE
HIGHEST GRADE FOR AN OLD ESTAB-
LISHED HOUSE DOING A COUNTRY
VIDE BUSINESS, WRITE US FULL
OF YOURSELF AND
YOUR EXPERIENCE GIVE YO1rR
NUMBER. BOX d 1874,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

D1resp Employment, Agency. NsM
ft''.'@ r"!tchle domestic help fur
nished. 26 ". %2d ST. Tel Vanderbilt 3oss.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

CHEMIST (B. 50, age 90. married, years
executive experience. willing to 20 as
salesman, purchaser chemist. G 2s.
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

COOK-BUTLER. excellent Young Filin,no
thoroughly experienced; splendid refer
eences. Mrs. Masons Agency, IS West 43d
Vanderbilt 9053
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

business man desires q room
In private home: refinement and home
comforts Of more consideration than
luxurious surroundings. So Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
instruction

INSTRUCTION
ELLlOTT-FISHER TRAINING SCHOOLS.
18th Year
. 5000 Graduates. 10000 Positions
d 20 "a week courses in Mechanical Book.
keeping Day or evening classes
Profession pays $I8-$40.
FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Write for booklet "B" or call for free
demonstration.
ROOM AIS. $50 NASSAU ST. ~ 7.
COME ANY MINUTE after p. m. for Sec
retarial bookkeeping. English. accounting.
fhcne Beekman 2723. Nlght-day. Booklet.
Drake Business School. Tribune Building
WANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL,
3S3 Fifth ave. near 36th ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

INK PRODUCER and chemist desires TO
have his products distributed Ints. in
dry and liquid forms INK CHEMIST.
G. 81. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NEW SOUTH WALES IMPORTATION
BUREAU. Singer Building. i49 Broad
send Government Bulletins or answer any
inquiries regarding opportunities for farm
ing stock raising. fruit growing mining
or investment IN New South Wales, Aus.
tralia
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
REAL ESTATE-sALF OR RENT
Brooklyn

TO LET, Park Slope section: upper floor.
rooms. bath; garage: new two family
house: all modern improvements; $l26
monthly. 1901 Eleventh ave-. brooklyn.
South 1898.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
BOARDERS WANTED

WILL board refined child. two years or up.
reasonable Jackson. 1858 Eighth Ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Brooklyn

FLATBUSH SECTION. Ocean Parkway
Nicely furnished large front room; pri-
vate bath electricity. heat. garage space ,
also unfurnishtd room; private family :,
gentlemen preferred. Tel. Flatbush 5167
GARDEN PLACE. 4S.-Two beautiful, large.
furnished rooms. with private bath; use
of kitchen; Borough Hall. Call after 4.
Telephone Main S74. Peterson.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
General House Workers, Etc.

EWORKER-Bachelor's or doctors
apartment; refined intelligent: exception
ally competent; splendid references Mrs
Mason's Agency, l8 West 4Sd. Vanderbilt
s053.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

oARGAlNS-New and shop soiled trunks
oags suitcases. steamer outfits. Thomas
VI HUNT, $50 9th av. (47th st
SALE. trunks sur cases bags, greAs
sscrihce Weissman Bros. FOB 7th ave.
4Fth st). S25 9Th ave. (47th st)
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous
S A L E S w O M E N

Next Sunday there will appear In the
leading New York papers the an
nouncement Of a Sales Campaign that.
1t may be predicted. will write a chan
ter IN the. history OF selling that will
be read throughout the national seiI.
ing fraternity.
Approximately s35oooo will be paid
In missions to the members of our
Sales Force during this campaign.
lh's IS an unusual opportunity for any
woman with real sales ability.
II you desire advance information
and II you are looking for perma-
nent connection the opportunities Of
ability-write DIRECTOR or SALES.
Address 40. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
New Jersey

HILLSIDE HOUSE,
Caldwell, N. j.. open all year round; no
sick people. For rates apply to above.
Phone Caldwell. 354. Christian.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Toys

DOLT.S-DOI.LS-DO
reasonable, also repaired and made to ovder
10 Doiiy d Fhono Shoppe. 102 e. 12Ist st.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
APARTMENTS To LET-UNFuRNlsnE

10SD. 400 WEST~-~4 room apartment. ALI
improvements: middlc-AKed ooupiot bAHt
reference. J.. TrnveEA
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

STUDENT OF Columbia University. shortly
arrived from Europe, gives lessons in
German and French Gerson, S68 e. l63d
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

CYLINDER FEEDER desires steady posi-
.ion, willing to feed Job press. G zoo.
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
COUNTRY BOARD
Westchester County

WeStcneSteT county
ROCKLAND MANOR,
ROCKLAND AVE, MAMARONECK, N. Y.
Ideal winter home electricity, hot water
heating. baths.
HIGH SCHOOL ADJOINING.
Excellent table; own cows. chickens and
garage; good committing distance.
TELEPHONE MAMAKONECk 665.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

COLLEGE GRADUATE CB. 81, age 20.
married. good appearance. desires per
manent connections in any capacity. Ad-
dress 28. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED

CrIrNT WOULD INVEST SIS 900 in mod
crn upper Bronx fiat; price must be very
rcns,,la. o. for quick hDlc let cooperate.
Please write s. l.. ARONDS CO. 470 Ire
mont Ave fremont 4083.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-23
The WEST VIRGIAN FAIRoNT FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY g 1920

so they profess faith and belief and
very lukewarmly attend q few meet
ings leaving all the work to a few
strong, brave women leaders who labor
INCREASINGLY for the cause.
i Is true that both in New York and
California ON the Atlantic coast and
on the Pacific, women who have IN
privilege Of voting are firing OF Ii.
They say, It'll go and vote Of course.
But I'd "a heap rather stay home and
wash curtains today or bake pies or
start that new book rye been trying
to find time to feadi Why can't men
be trusted to attend to these things p,
The. last they say petulantly.
There's the rub. Women have come
to believe that their men folks can't
be trusted anymore. They'd lot
rather stay at home and be comfy and
content tending to home affairs IL thew
could lust trust their husbands and
those they work for. And where wom-
en- are happily housed and given fair
social position through Nthe ADEQUATE
business standing OF their husbands.
you will find few suffragists. But
there are so many women who have
none Of these-so many who suffer
abuse and neglect from man when he
deigns to give them any attention al
an, thet it becomes only ordinary ujs.
ttce that these be given a hand in rem
edytng fragrant evils.