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DAY TO
Be Observed.
Service Arranged
At Mount Zion
Church

An interesting Labor Day pro-
gram has been arranged loE t tntS
Mount Zion Baptist chuGcas which
sui begin promptly at o:lo 2; ~.
pegIal music directed by hopsEL
Smith has been arranged l0E
occasion. w. B. Cranshan VIII
1naster OF ceremonies and Mra.
5Kensy has been engaged as
snthsm, the Beautiful city Of
cod. choir; Hymn, ark Ten Thou
sand Harps and Voices, CHOIR
hPrayer, BY chaplin, DR.. Washing
non. Duet, in the upper garden,
~. Hawkins and Mrs. Williams;
ie Responsibility Of Each Chris
d, by Rev. E. P. Trfune; Solo,
d Thou my Hand, Mrs. Hester;
Lcitation by Miss Fannie Lee
Henderson,; Duet, Gathering Home,
NY Master Raymond Wallace and
Mos Marie Wallace; Address, by
icheal, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. VIII
tftafns and Mrs. Smith; Address, by
Or. Carter; Solo-Underneath the
Moon-Mrs. Micheal; Paper sub.
Hject, Labor Day, by the president,
Il. Moore; Bass soio-the Old
on-Robt. Smith; Address,
e West; Anthen-Jesus, My
Have Taken-choir; Re-
b, by the Master Of Ceremon.
w. b. CransShaw; Offering
Awake, Awake-choir; Chorus
Since Jesus Came into My Heart
GhOi..
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spECIAn NOTICES.

ing in the City Of Charleston on
said 22d day OF September, 1920
al two o'clock p. m. At which time
any one may appear and make
such objection thereto as may be
deemed proper.
II Is further ordered that the
applicant publish copy OF TINS
order once each week for -FOUR
successive weeks in two newsqa-
psrs of opposite politics, II euen
there be and OF general ejaculation
In tho county or countieg attsated
BY the proposed change In rates
aud said applicant sh1ll also man
10 or serve on each Of It's consum'
err affected thereby at least ~.
teer: days prior to said s2d day
Of September, 1920. written noTiEe
IN the form prescribed by the Com
mission, showing that It has ap-
piled to The Public Service corr
mission for authority to change rs
ratea, the rates proposed to be
charged, and the time and place
OF such hearing making due re-
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Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds were filed
geatardaY with County Clerk A. G.
Rptin for recording:
George L. BaIlah, wife, ct al, TO
Inward G. Jones, a parcel OF lana
the Eighth ward OF the city or
Bairmont. Consideration $500.
ls q. 8. ScIrWenck, special commits.
4 ntoner TO ]. N. Coltrane, parcel
Of land on Big Run in Warrington
6 district, Consideration S2,225.
Edward G. Jones and wife to
Walter L. Gillette, q parcel Of land
on Lowell street In the Eighth
ward Of the city of Fairmont. Con-
Alteration $1,000.
James I. M1chaels, executor Of
s Will Of the late Pmkney Mich
aafs to Annie Anderson, a parcel
a. iandStn the village OF Downs in
IAunoln district Consideration
Charles ,.Ashby Marley and wife
d, Bert Morris, a parcel Of land
Booths Creek in Grant district.
Consideration $183.60.
DallRs %. Haun and wife to o.
q. Swtsher parcel OF land In the
winfield district. Consideration
]. q. Kennedy was named ad-
mfnistrafor OF the personal estate
Of the late Jadwiga Dybalski. Bond
Of 1880 given.
s ~. q. Kennedy was named ad-
Illustrator OF the personal estate
a,late Marcine Dybalski. Bond
DO furnished.
4 Bunner was named ad-
,atrix of the estate OF the
20, Bunner, Bond Of $4,000
4ahsd,
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spEdIAI, N0TIoEs
NOTICE 70 CONTRACT oEs l.

NOTICE TO CONTRACT oRs.
Sealed proposals for the finishing
Of the Mononguh High school
building, including plaHterius, IN
terror trim, plumbing, heating. cleo
the wiring, etc, will be received ~
Inc Board of Education Of Lineoln
district, Marion county, West VII
ginia, until 1890 noon, on tho 10Th
day OF September, 1920, when they
will BIO publicly opened and read.
Proposals shall be enclosed In an
envelope aud addressed to the
architect, c. H. Snider, Profession.
al Building, Fairmont, West Viz
giniR.
Drawing and specifications may
BE secGred upon reasonable notice
&c and In the discretion OF the
architect, @. n. Snider, Protes'
sional Building, Fairmont, West
The said School Board reHcrves
the right to accept or reject any or
ali proposals which It deems to be
the best interest OF tie school dls-
trict.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Lincoln District, Marion County,
West Virginia. S-Sl'lVt
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c oMBissloRER's SALE OF
EAiRMoNT REAL ESTATE

BY virtue OF a decree OF the
Circuit Court OF Marion County,
west Virginia, entered On the z3rd
day OF June, 1870, in the chancery
cause OF Edgar WilfunS ct al. vs.
Horny L, Wlfong ct a., will, as
Special COMMISSIONER, sell Rt pub
iio suction at the front door or the
Court House Of Marion County,
West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER End. 1920
Beginning at two o'clock p. "a. az e!
az six certain lots or parcels OF
real estate situate In the South
View addition to the City OF Fair
mont in Marion County, West Viz
ginIa, a plat Of which addition iR
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE COM
MISSION OF WEST NlR-
CHINA CAPITOL BUILD
ING CHARLESTON.

A meeting OF The Public Ser.
vice Commission of West Virginia,
held on the 10Th day OF August
A. D.. 1920.
CASE NO. 1105
PITTsBURG & WEST VIRGINIA
GAS COMPANY,
Application for authority to change
Whereas, application has this
dav been filed BY the Pittsburgh
& TVost Virginia Gas company tor
authority to change its rates, It rs
ordered that leave be granted TO
anv one interested to file objection
thereto before the oommis7ion at
any time on or before the % day OF
September, 1920, and this matter
he set down for hearing at a meet,
ing Of the Commission to be held
at its offices in the Capitol Build
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COAL. AND TIMBER

coAI-coal land for sale SIG acre
underlaid by four veins. amount
ing to Is #; II mile from R R
Taylor heirs, Bergholz, Ohio.
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spEcrAL NorIoEs.

turn Of all thereof on or before the
day OF hearing.
A Copy
R. B. BERSHEIM.
Secretary.
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WANTED-The Bell Telephone
company is DESTROYS OF employ
ing a number Of young women 70
learn operating. A liberal sAlaTy
paid while in training, and rapid
Advancement thereafter. Call In
porgon and see Chief Operator
2i4 Monroe street, Faltmont, w.
va. 9-3-5t-Ss0o
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f= . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SPECIAL NOTICES
sPECIAI NOI,E(IE

ssN'---4s'-sea - s.
and as additional soeatlty Z
doris lien VIII be re - silf
deed 70 secure the ~
said deferred iustallrlenl q nj
chase MONEY.
MARsHAIiL a. OGDEN
Speetnl eomlni icpel
!, Clarence CURRY, Glers IS
Circuit Court OF MqItong 5 81 VA
West Virginia, do eeftley "a
shall W. Ogden, Special eoE111
sioner, has executed bond
Quired bv said decree Of ~ IA ilse
above styled cause,
CLARENCE q UaRt
a-s-1o.17.24.
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WANTED-cook who viii help
with homework Melvin Bun.
ner, Phone 13s6-M. 9-3-5t-s1s2
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Call evenings 1905 Fair
mont avenue. 9-a6t-SS02
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liIsoELLANE0Us

CARBON BRUSHES-Pittsb1Egh
Carbon Ie=ush Company; b12 Die-
mond Street, N. S. PittsbuSgnc;
Pa. 2O1S Cedar. 3.2.26t.s9es
FHTRMONT SHORTHAND INST.
TUTE-5 per cent discount on
all buttons paid before August
3ist Term commences Sept: 6tn'
cali at office 81 Deyeny Bldg;
S.94-26.30-S72S
IF YOU WANT to buy or sell prop
erty see Geo. II. Brobst, Proies-
sional Bldg. 9-1-26t-8LSI
CANCERS, OLD SORES, MALIG-
NANT GROWTHS, tumors, ul-
GERS, etc, successfully treated Tor
TntsrastIne booklet free. Govern
ment and Grand Jury approval
Clio out for future reference. h
L. Lawless, 110S Wylie Ave. pa ins
ville, Va. -S'A'AVsoo'
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FOB SALE

FOR sALE-Cash Registers and
Credit Files. Easy payments. Ma
tional Cash Register company
cInrlEsburg, W. Va 2-lS-u-Ize4
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One third or as muun more %
the purchaser may elect 70 pay
cash in hand on dR5 OF SAFE, ana
ira regidue In. one and two equal
snnuaI ingtalIments, with interest
frorn date OF sale, the purchaser
being required 70 execute his
notes for said deferred install.
ments OF purchase money with
personal security, to be approved,
81 the undersigned commissioner,
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FsIdALB HELP WAIVED
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F0R SALES acre farm, 10 min min;
utes walk from car line; WIZ
Eeil with or without stock ana
Equipment. Good outbuildtngs AZ az
Improved. David Evans, BOX ne 9s'
Baxter, w. Va. s-S.4t-StSi
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spECTAL NOTICES.

OF record In the proper office in
Deed Book No. 1877 at page 17st
'n fIot = Z SanSared TWO, Three,
Fya1ir' siT nd Seven In Block
Nnmber Two, and Lot Number
Fiye n Block Number Three, be-
ing the same real estate that was
conTeyed to Henry J.. WntQng BY
South View Realty Company on
the I2th day OF Juno, 1916, as Of
record IN the office OF the CLERK
Of the County Court Of Marion
County, West Virginia, In Deed
Book No. 2oS at page u.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FARMS FOX SALE

CENTRAL MISSOURI FARMS
Send for lists. 100 farms IN CaiI
loway county, Missouri, with full
description and price Ior eachi IN
Missouris best grain and blel grass
county. KoonSz 6 Palmer, Fulton,
Mo- 5-31 -52r-79S6
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WANTED

A6To-ACc EssoaIEs
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FOR SALE-Buick roadster. In
QuIre 3i7 Boydston street.
9-S-2t-S796
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WITE HELY WANTED

WANTED-Youug man TO work IN
passenger ticket office. B. & o.
railroad. Apply B. & o. depot; 100,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
GERMAN COALITION
BLOC IN MINORITY
Majority Socialists, centrists
and Democrats Combined
Have Only 222 Seats
OTHER PARTIES TOTAL 238
BY the Associated Press

Berlin. June O.--Unofiicial reports
from Sundays election show that the
Majority Socialists, Centrists' and
Democrats. who. by combining. dom
mated the last session OF the German
Parliament. will be in the minority in
the new republican Reichstag. These
parties. according to Indications. have
only 222 seats. while the seats of other
parties total 23S.
Including the deputies from plebiscitC
districts who retain their National As
sembly mandates. the new Reichstae
will have 400 members. Latest figures
show that 2J.110.06T votes were polled
Indications are that the seats will bt
apnortioncd rs follows:
Majority Socialists. 10.
Independent Socialists. so.
Centrists. 81.
German NatiOnalists. 80.
German Peoples party, 81.
Democrats. ~.
Christian Federalists, 81.
Guelphists. ).
Bavarian Peasants party, 4.
Communists. -.
Three Berlin editors have been elect
ed. They are otto Hoetzsch, Of thu
Krcuz Ieitung: RCinhold Wuelle. ot
the Pan -Gcrmanir and of the anti
semitic Norddcutsche Allgemeine Zcit
ung. both members of the German Ma
tional party, and Heinrich Rippler. Of
the TaegliChe Rundschau. a candidate
Of the German Peoples marty.
DIR. Wilhelm Mayer. German charge
d'affaires at. Paris. has been given q
mandate by the Bavarian People party.
which comprises the disaffected cleri t.
Gals of Bavaria. Alexander Schlicke
minister of labor. was the only cabinet
member who failed TO get seat in the
new Reichstag.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
READERS vIEWPOINT.
Letters to The Editor on
Current Topics
This ls the way II Affects One wet

To the Editor OF the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir--As voter, one OF the peo.
ple' and, allow me to so state, a good
citizen. desire TO take exception to your
editorial in the EVENING PUBLIC LEDeER
under tie caption, The People Wished
to End the Liquor Business" ~.
When you make the statement that
the people wished to end the liquor
business you lie. Your editorial is true
with regard to the decision by the Su.
preme Court only. The people had moth
ing to say And this is supposed TO. be
free country.
In defense of your statement you will
probably say that the people elected the
legislators and congressman who passed
the Eighteenth Amendment, and who
voted for the Volstead act and ratified
by states. This is true, the people did
elect these hypocrites whose cellars art
full of their favorite hard" drinks, and
who probably accepted money to vote as
, they did, but they did not elect them on
wet" platform. or with instructions
TO vote for prohibition.
The Supreme Court has even talter
away the right OF states to hold refer.
endum. And YOU say the people
! wished it?
You are aware of the view of one OF
! the greatest statesmen our country, OF
| the world, ever knew. Theodore Roose.
| velt regarding prohibition.
If the people are to decide this ques.
ton then a direct vote must be taken
but the people" are merely puppets IN
! the hands of the rich, the corporal ton:
and hypocritiCal organizations, such a,
| the Anti-Saloon League, whose body and
! soul Is tainted with the rotten money OF
the Rockefellers and their like.
Again. you lie, when you state. that
the people wished this un-American law
1t may have been all right to do away
/ with whisky. but light wines and beei
never hurt any one. and the time will
come when the people will have theif
say and these things will come back.
Yours truly,
/ j. c. KEESBERRY.
5gl4 Chestnut ST phila June
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|R|DE[LI ALBANESI
'0CCUPANO v|LLAGG|
~ Truppe ltaliane Sono Co.
strette a Ritirarsi in Di-
rezione di vallona

1 Published. and Distributed Under
|t PERMIT NO. SAL
Authorized by the act OF, October o,
!vlL on ME at the Postofrice OF Phils-
1t A. 9. BURLESON.
fltt4 Postmaster General.
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BOLSHEVlKI ADMIT LOSSES
Anti.sovIr Forces Initiate Success
fuI Offensive In Crimea

London. June .. - (By A. PO-
Anti Bolshevik forces in the Crimea
have begun an offensive movement
which is repsted from Moscow to have
won initial successes. The Bolsheviki
retrieved a part of the advantage lost. q.
however. says the soviet official com
munique. which reads:
'In the Crimean sector. after artil-
lcry preparations. the enemy started an
advance along the entire front. fighting
with tanks and armored cars and trains
At the beginning our troops were driven
back near Perekop tat the neck of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

HOma. % giungo. .--Gli insorti albancsi
hanno occupato / villaggi di Postrova @
Uclitza in Albania. sccondo notizie uui
\ xiunte ieri. lie forzc italinhe II ritrano
IN direzione di vallona. Una torpedini =
era al largo di vallona proteggc la
r,tirata dele truppe italianc che 81 credc
nbbiano perduto parecchi uomini.
s tun dispaccio da Loudra. in data
kiugno, segnalava che eli insorti al
banesi avevano annichilito un bat
taslione di truppe italiane nellie vici-
n name di Alessio. che le navi da guerra
\ iteliane avevano bombardato Ia citta
kiguardo delta notiaia nessun rap
porto g giunto da Roma che la confer
, masse)
Chicago. o giugno.--Nel Coliseum d
questa citta' la Convenzione Naaionale
3 Gel Grand Old Party ha iniziato suo
4 lnvori per la scelta del candidate allO
prcsidenza degli Stati Unit ed i
r1sultato e atteso ansiosamente da tuttl
10 nazione. La prcSidenza fu assunta
provvisoriamentc dal Senatore Lodge
del Massachusetts,, il quale pronunzio' In
z poderoso discorso che fu tutto una
nevcra reQuisitoria all operate di Wilson
Egli esordi' accennando brcvemente ALA
guerra mondale ed allie condition.
i 6avfhiuit Nht tSsh Hd III FLurODu
! ed in America ed al lavoro di ricostru
zione che deve essere compute mel pae
che maggiormente rlsentono il
I. conseguenze dell 'immane conflitto.
Lon. Lodge disse che il grande par
tito repubblicano deve essere in grade
d servire il paese senza conoscere cosa
sia "sconftta' quando 81 presentanC
+ srandi responsabilita' Disse che pei
!. raxgiungere tale intcnto Wilson @ la
sua dinastia gil credi suoi. chiuroue
! . lui appartiene o piego' il ginocchiC
I per obbedirgli dcve esserc allontanatc
dal potere da Qualsiasi controllo G
dichiaro' che Wilson rapprcsenta
l'esponente di TN sistema di ammini
strazione di governo che non g anne
ricano.
II discorso dell On. Lodge fu spessc
interrotto da applausi ed ALA fine "a E
: 1utato da una grande ovaziOne.
Questa mattina 81 provvedern' ALA
nomina del charman defnitivo della
convenzione, @ probabilmente restera
ION. Lodge. Fare previsioni sulla
nomina del candidate prcsidenzialc e.
ancora impossible. I piu' Quotati sonC
Wood. johnson Lowden; . nclla
schiera del dark horses" igura in
4 prima Inca ron. Sproul. governatore
+ della Pennsylvania.
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THE Turkish tobacco In Chester6elds
L Is real Turkish, not counterfeit. Tho
Domestic is the best leaf money can
buy. And the blend II . secret Ill
can't be copied. Cheaterfelds ara good
anywhere - and you'll never tire Of
Satisfy"
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Bryn Mawr's Appreciation

To the Editor Of The Ercniig Public Ledger:
Sir-As chairman Of the Philadelphia
executive committee of the Bryn Mawr
endowment campaign. | want to thank
you very sincerely for the very generous
cooperation that you have given us
through your paper. The courtesy and
sympathetic attitude OF your representa-
tives have contributed materially toward
the success OF our campaign. which cuf-
minated June Sd.
GERTRUDE ELY,
Chairman for Philadelphia. +,
Philadelphia. June s.
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Next time you have your shoes
fixed ask the repair man to put
on Korry Soles. They are real
leather, tanned by a secret proc
ess that makes them wear twice
as long. They are permanently
waterproof, flexible, and won't
slip in the wet.
If your repair man does not have
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CHINESE FACTIONS AGREE

Shanghai, June "a definite agree
ment upon terms of peace between
northern and southern China has been
arrived at between Wang Iih Ting,
northern plenipotentiary and the south
ern leaders. WI Ting Fang. Tang Shao
vi. x-premier Of the Pekin govern
ment. and DR.. Sun Vat Sen.
Although peace delegates of both
sides have been here for nine months.
they met for the first time in formal
conference Sunday.
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neee.sltie. Decline In France

Paris. June 9.--Declines in the cost
of necessities Of life, which are genera
throughout France, are described by
several newspapers here. The papers
say that France is getting back to work
and that fine harvest Is in prospect
Some say that the attitude Of the public
in buying only what is strictly neces
sary has much 10 do with falling off
in prices recently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

Korry Soles in stock he can easily
get them for you. See that he does,
for they are worth it.
Korry Soles will astonish you by
their wearing qualities and their
very great comfort. AS good for
dress shoes as for work shoes. Try
them on your kiddies' shoes-that
will be real test.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

Crimean peninsuIa}. but. starting d
counter attack, recaptured a great part
Of the lost ground n
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HARRY BROWER
BREAKS LEG IN !.
TAKING 4 RIDE !!
Attenpt to Catch . Truck Proves
Unsuecessfal-Taken to
Bergiund Hone.

Harry Brewer, 12-year-old neph-
ew Of Mrs. Ida Hutchinson Of
Aledo, suffered . broken leg last
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
when he fell from the truck driven
by Charles Brown Of Aledo. The
truck ran over the lad, breaking
his right leg just below the thigh.
Mr.. Brown had been delivering
coal at the Hutchinson home and
as he drove away Harry attempted
to climb on the side of the truck.
Unaware of the lads position, Mr..
Brown called to his son. who was
driving the truck. to speed the car
up.
An attempt by the lad to get a
firm hold Of the side posts OF the
truck failed. Seeing that he would
fall lengthwise and the truck run
over his body, Harry threw himself
sidewise under the truck. The
wheel of the truck struck the left
leg first and bounced over the right.
The lad was taken to the home OF
John Berglund on West Fifth
street and Dr.. A. N. Mackey was
summoned. Harry was later re-
moved to the home Of his aunt
Mrs. Ida Hutchinson, on West Fifth
street.
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TODAY IN Al, EDO
AND MERCER COUNTY
MERCERCOUNlI
FIRST 10 HAVE
A S6DUM DEP0I
veterinarians Arr 10 Alpf, !,
Serum u a. Ceahaet
Z n.

Merger county said to he 4.
irst county. IN Illinois wher 4.
Farm bureau and the county ~.
inarians have cooperated in Il. 4
Enlistment Of a serum depot
At first it was the underst,nA,..
Of the veterinarians tina. the e,,.s
lishment of the serum depot q.
not in accordance with and ~.
the breaking between the tv6 ~.
associations. The charges Of ~
erinarians for serum adminiat,,,,s.
prevented q large number Of Sss
ers from protecting their hrS
Frequently a farmer would -
to lose a portion of his herd -
cholera rather than vaccinate a,
stand excessive expense.
Since Aug. Is serum has ~.
used on "a herds belonging to ~.
Ger county farm bureau memhe,s
Results OF the vaccinations I'm
this serum show that there Is,
been a small number of absce,sa'
and no cholera breaks Whatever
Mercer county veterinarians hav,
met with a committee Of the fa,u
bureau and have signed statement,
and a contract to the effect thai i
an option Of the farm bureau man
bers they will administer farm ~
reau serum at a contract prica
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TWO SESSIONS
INSTITUTE HELD
Both Farm Bureau and Home Blu.
reau Cooperate in Making
Gathering Success,

Z Tomorrow is the day set for the
first meeting Of the farmers insti-
tute in Mercer county. The meet
ing will be held in the city hall in
Aledo and the morning session will
begin at 10 o'clock. The afternoon
meeting will begin at l O'Clock.
The Mercer county farm bureau and
the Mercer county home bureau are
cooperating in making the insti :
tute. success Both Miss Glider
sleeve, home advisor, and Mr..
Richey. farm advisor, were conf
dent this morning that a large
crowd would be on hand to attend
the first days program. Speakers
for tomorrOw's program are w. E.
Riegel and DR.. Eva NJ. Wilson. Mr..
Riegel is practical farmer, who
has made a notable success along
soil improvement lines. He knows
how to grow profitable crops and is
an expert ON livestock. DR.. Wilson,
who is from Manhattan. ILL.,, is one
of the most prominent workers in
the state for both home and com
munity betterment. DR.. Wilson has
been a practicing physician for "a
years. During the war she served
on the examining board in her coun-
ty. She has been actively engaged
in framing health laws in rural
communities. She is also making
child welfare a. study in her local.
ity.