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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

$1Q5 FOR FINE apartment size PLAYER piano, in
good condition. DIT Penna. ave. e.
FINETo>E upright piano. So. oC7 Penna.
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a"i 10th ST corner Park road-Nicely fur
h'sh"d front room: cNepllent home cooking
h - IN market. rraSnnahle terms 27s
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CHEVROLET BABY GRAND TOUR.
$3.50.
Electric starter and lights dem. rims. etc.
in fine shape: just overha auled; big bargain.
2o45 Park road. Col s7:.

Electric starter and lights. dem. rims. etc. ::
car in fine shape: just overha auled; big bargain.
204J Park road. Col. S12.
FORD touring. 1920: electric starter.
Ford touring. 1917.
Ford delivery. 1917; in perfect condition.
Ford trucks. two; worm and chain drive
Chevrolet roadster.
REQ touring.
Buick marcket, with camp body.
We also have other kinds of makes Of cars
hand.
Pierce-Arrow two-ton truck: engine needs
overhauling. Ford touring bodies, taxi bodies,
Ford roadster bodies. Will sell reasonable for
cash.
C. st. ne. Franklin 1888. 3'
STUDERAKER del. car: closed metal body: Al
condition. f. CAN'T. 1896 Wisconsin ave. NV.
OAKLAND sedan, six. 1918: fine condition
cord tires; e1tras. 14l4 Euclid st. NV. Phone
Col. Az. S9s
DODGE SEDAN. 1918: good as new; run 800;
$l..OO. 17l7 St NV. 3ss
REAL BARGAINS.
Buick touring, light six. model D45. .$S25
Buick touring, little four. 1917 7.......... $50
Maxwell touring. 1917. Observation-Disclosures. 375
Maxwell touring. 1917. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 37J
Both newly painted.
Chevrolet touring, 1917 model 49O. ...... 375
Chevrolet touring, 1917. model 49O....... 325
Stevens Duryea limousine, big 6; good for
hacking purposes Observation-Disclosures. 30
Ford touring. 1917, new tires. ............ 315
Ford touring, 1917, new tires. 375
Ford touring, 1917. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Ford truck, 1918. worm drive. .......... $50
Ford truck, 1917. chain drive. ........... 325
III ~ st. s.w. Bs
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UPRIGHT PIANO; mahogany: sweet tone
standard make: reasonable. .l0 Ind. ave. n W
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WANTED-ROOMS.

TWO GENTLEMEN desire comfortable room n
aud hath small apartment. Would shareoo
apartment with other gentlemen II conGenial.
Northwest s-rti"n: 20 minutes walking dis I.
lance from downtown. Address Box 3B B-H.
star Office. -
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I2O7 NJ ST NV large. 2nd-story rooms,
adjoining bath sngly en- suite: gentlemen
only: references exchanged ST. and $50. @6'
33l1 HOLMEAD PL. N.W.-Modern room for
= minute from 18th ST. Phone Col 14l0.
- %.
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LARGEST LINE of used sewing machines In
Ate city. All makes. so ard up. years guar-
RLtee. Renting; expert repairing, hctAstitct..
tng; plating. Buttons Eiadc TO order. oyea
evenings Hopkins. 1915 lit.i st. Il W. Col l1us
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1.RASS BED. springs and mattress. In hr>r-
class condition. CAIl Cleveland l-"- J, ei'er
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US.

LAMP SHADES and novelties made TO order
FIuiic Col g14S for appointment
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WITH BOARD

] So VI Sr.-I.arge room for two o.
Ihre" in very attractive home excellent table.
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1 T. ,uear Dupont Circlel Attractive >in-
room, adjoining bath; ond floor G"n'lemrn
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lInI lIfh ST ny W.-\ic.y furnished front
,,,Ip. electric. light hot water heat; for one
or lwn gentlemen within walking distance "l
.fU ,J,t 80
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BIG BARGAINS in used machines Vic5rplas
and grafonolas. We save you ricney. See Us.
Record Exchange.
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SEWING MACHINES at bar.-lin prices Dror
lead machines, Sl2. ST.. 81. S.rD; some as
good new. ali makes. thll and them.
Guaranteed one year llerrmaInF. - II ST.
NV Franklin 5i2SJ. open evenings 3fs
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PIAYER-PIANo = s-nots, mahogany cas-
Apt. a. 1915 Calvert st.
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'"i'''i" Tor TWO. good board; reasonable.
'"H Il y N.W--for two gentlemen: In pfi-
'"u" family. Phone North 9409. 36s
~" ~ LID ST Second floor front rcSm for
'''r'''i couple. Phone Col. 1882. 26s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

INCLUSIVE. sale. d;str'buto- for patented au-
mobile nr'rss.ty: thousands ias' l',s"d iN
:. government u"W: Absolutely D." ""fnr"-
i''i"n: should maze $40 tsn net annual profits,
Sl.'oO 10 5000 capital required. Srp't Cor
J. ration. lh, North clark. Chicago.
50, IF YOUR SUGGESTION IL AlTEi'tl,''
1iave leased 8 storc south si'i" "f y !. nvc.
Lear 9th ST. Suggest u business fo. tilS I"'a
Eion that will p.gye successful. Address foN
! 13-H. Star office. 2H'
CIGAR STORE and newsstand or d"iics'"ss"n
Store. etc. wanted at once for cash client:
must b. paving stand md d"sirah'y located
arasonable price. y. T.. Ryon Go. Inc. suv
c"ssors 10 New York Realty Rockers. li23 /
81. rhUHr NJ ilH'.
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TYPEwRITERs.

UNDERWOOD typewriter. 81: splendid con
Gition: genuine bargain 1913 k4IVrama ri
Mt. Pleasant
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STANDARD. full cabinet. center needle 70
larry; nearly new. Also nd Unstable dress form
Cheap sic Stn ne oTs
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SEWING MACHINES.

Is D.-H. SINGERS. s1Z to S33. d.-n. Domestic
&I2; oh. Standard, sfs: Singer shoe mach ne
$50: W. Wilson. sta. Reu,ing. repairing Opes
eve'a Resmy. fo3 Pa. ave. Sc. Line. 3672
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PERMANENT young man wants light, eiean
room with private Christian family keepiaG No
other roomers: state TERMS accommodat items
offered and how yon may he reached. Address
Box cS3 H. Star office S7s -
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SECOND HAND Singer msrntnes SlI mp: new
machines. 50 per month. Rearing. repairing
yemstitching Box top machines s. up. Op.u
evenings Iarkir. 3l3 Pa. ave. Sc. Line. 2'3
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PIANO TUNING; Players. o--s1S all makes
monographs repaired = W. Helbig I5ic eth
st NV. End floor: y 1oDS9.
s325 BUYS playe- piano. used. hut N good
condition. Arthur Jorjaa Piano o. 18th and
G. sts.
PLAYER rIANo- Eargain. s3'1 used Ar
thur Jordan Piano 60. 18th and & SITS
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SINGER. drop head mechanically perfect;
sacrifice, so. l3S & ST. NV T. 72le ~.
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DIAMONDS. ETC.

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE:
~ carat pure white ''p-rf"ct' Tiffany dla-
1Goud ring. $50.
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MISSION SET-TEE and chairs; bargain, no
dealers. 4DS Columbia rd. -
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1919 MASS. ANE.-Iarge. comfortable roem
h5ard. eNs
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ROOM for gentleman: close in. Would take
board ]. ". p, :,I9 IA NV.
EI Young woman college graduate. desirable
single room within walking distance. Addresx
20 .,1G LII Star mice 70
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luI'NG LADY wishes comforts bic 0inEle room
with strictly private family in house or apart
ment: must be- well heated. electricity, etc. !:
vicinity of Columbia road and L st. between
18th and 18Th SITS NV. willing to p0y xlS -
SO Address Box 30J-H. Star ONCE. 4
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kITCHEN FURNITURE, dining room furni-
lure. oak; bedroom suite. mahogany finish.
ya-lor furniture. oak brass beds; big bargains.
no dealers 639 st. Gail after y. III.
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OLIVER TYPEWRITER AGENCY
9lO IAN 81. NV. Phone Main 1880
'.Eent' an Oliver. 81 a month or 3 month,
fer s.. Buy an Oliver. No. ., Tor So. 50
cash. s. monthly.
AMERICAS Typewriter Co. 1891 East Capito.
St. Line 3Gsl, sell. rent and repair all ma. 81
Open evenings
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
Continued

STARTING and lighting batteries: G-volt types,
s2o: II vol. types. So. E"hrit in onr own
factory, with 'T",icrnl plates and parts.
Will Civ" first class s"r,'cc IN aHr ear. Why
pay twce Is WUcht All makes Of batteries
rechaIged. repaired and r"h.ilt. i''st work:
moderate prices. Inspection nnd water FREE.
Fedsrnl Haftery Mt-,- Corp. i521 ~ st. NV.
Phone North 80
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ECkINGTON MANOR.

I.SN FILLMORE ST.-t,ne single room. 3 iou-
bic ro"rns good table une xcelled locs ticn ness
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TWO YOUNG MEN Hebrew. in eovernnent
employ. desire comfortable room with or with
out board twin beds: reasonable. Address
Box 2Sl-H. Star office.
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ONE UPRIGHT DECKER PIANO. one walrlt
dining table and six rha clothes wiring
sr, garden tools. mahogany writing desk. oae
3ron cot and pad, one bird S-eye maple dresser.
1913 keokuk st, Chevy Chase, II. e. Phou.
Cleveland 16Sc. Call or phone evenings only.
except wednesday evening. These things
must be sold by next Saturday. .G'
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

BOATS AND ACCESSORIES
MOTOR BOAT FOR SALE. Eagan's boa
house, 18th and Water SITS. Apply NJ RaeIu.
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GENTLEMAN. single. wants furnished room,
NV: privilege Of bath; give rates. Address
Box go II. Star Office.
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TWO ROOMS. Ink. preferslly NV. section !:
refined mother and daughter; both work: best
Of references. 1901 Fla. ave. NV. II
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PROFITEERING IN COTTON

south has made tho
O
bale OF
boldly
be
{ s. n
doubt
made for
sclashSnSs welfare Of
O the cotton
OF
controlled south rrohtd immensely
Cl
Of
workc to
ar,r White ihc other
OF
nemocr at expcns Q whole
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FEDERAL ROAD PLANS

When formerly IN" building "t mrs,
class permanent roads was proposed
farmers were not Ihtrequen'iN the "h'"i
"5JertorS. While they could not help
oar r'aI'Zc thal IN" !a'k OF HG'h ROADS
was hinI'rinG III" cheap and quick
trans r"rtatIOn OF their products, they
could not free themselves Of tn" prcJu-
die" that the autuiSts from the city had
IN" Gr".tt"st advantage from such roads
without paying their proper share for
them. Today tins prejudice has al
most disappeared. and TINS means that
IN a i"W years IN" whol" country Wiz
b' '"'"r'd Mlh u d"n*" "''""Ik &!
;n"d'ru roads
; N;"'""h'I" statistics greatly captain
'h'N 'h'"E" "t view. Nearly ''ShI mn
4 lion autos were m us" III the | nlted
, states last year, and inc t"F"rish &C
: uNltN 81 IN" manufacturing plants
shows that there VIII u" SOY cra nun
, drcd thousands NOR" tins year. The
greatest number arr" or course. IN IN"
: states at greatest population. IN New
: York. - nusylvanta. Ohio and Illinois,
"u' - IN" number per capita INC pr'h-
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Atkinson
Speaks Strongly for
Colonel GrOSSCup

Sp,,.ai n.sratrh {" I'll" Iurcii'Srurrr.
CIiAEL.rSTuN. W. VI. March -
Honorable George W'si-y Atkinson.
governor If W,st Virginia from March
/. 1897 to March !. 1901. and retired
luigc Of III" United States court Of
CLAIMS. strongly fav"rs IN" nom nation
Of CT Fred raul Grn~Srup uf kanuwna
county. ""r the E"v"ru"rShr. F"rm'r
Governor Atkinson = On" Of West Nr-
EIIia'S best known and most popular
Republicans His opinion - sought by
Ia. party IN nli important questions.
Iud his advice Is always found to he
good ,;rNrruur Atkinson l"li"N'$ that
col. Gr"ss"ur should hr IN" "h"'"" Of
tn, Republican party III Tia" May rriiE-
AIRY erection. and feels assured that uu-
der tn" r;rnsSCUp leadership ia" party
would march t. certain victory in tn"
No, rmh.r riv,'i"u. In an authorized
and signed interview Eiycu out for pub
Iirari"m 'nday. G"Ntru"" Atkinson has
thus 'o say.
~ i'h"u' di.r.,rt "'hri "dndl-
dates. favor ia, continuation Of col.
Fred lHuI r;rnS-rup Of karaWha county
for TvNcrmur ut the state ~ thu forth.
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coming primary election. My reasons
are briefly these:
"rirsi--Thc Colonc! is his homo can
dldate and. under all rules Of fairness
in the makeup OF state ticket. this
section Of the state is entitled. in the
forthcoming campaign, to the candidate
for governor.
"S'cund-IIis qualifications and fit
ness generally for the high office OF
governor arc beyond question.
"Third-H" Is a developer OF the re<
sources Of his adopted state. In this
respect but few West Eirginians. if in
decd any. can be "lasScd with him. Az
successful business man. he has no
superior IN the entire commonwealth.
when II" undertakes any big business
enterprise, h" never fails tn bring
;hruE> I" pass. He invariably succeeds.
"Fourth- B"ing 4 farmer himself on
large scale. he knows the needs and
interests OF this large element Of peo-
pl" il our state; and. although FOR
years h" hHS been a largo employer OF
labor hr has always been on good terms
with his employees.
"lIf'h-iI> patriotism and loyalty 10
his stat" and nation ar" beyond cari.|
"r question. II" is American all over,
from hat to n"clS.
'SiNth--Ir nominated he Will un-
douptcdly l." elected h"caus" hc was
never connected with any party faction.
and | am therefore confident he viii be
trIumnhaMtly successful.
'ScvCnth--lic has the natural ability
10 ably MI the highest Office in the gift
Of the voters Of the state, with credit.
and am sure with universal fairness
/" all classes and cr""ds.
CSignrD q. W. ATKINSON"
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Our Daily Story
cLrNXs VERSUS CL1NKERs

y last cbr fatal day came"
"EvIStOl' >tIa Mrs. BuaTd W.'h 90
hight shake midway between ., ~hr>"r
and Ch,ll-"BriStoI, tn" house is fear
fully cold. I've been thinking 50 all
afternoon. and thos" iciclcs on tn"
mantlepitcc leave II" doubt or II. |
wish you would go down tho cellar and
see what's wrong with In" furnace.
II know what's wrong with it," re-
piled Bristol Board with 4 frozen TN
barasScd smile.
why. what's wrong with it" his
wife demanded with chatt"rlnE teeth.
IT'S out" replied Bristol Board
simply. "Ansonia dear. | HAY" Il con-
fcssion to make and this seems the
proper time 10 make it because | can't
put It off any longer, AuSoria. there -
not a stick or lump 81 fuel in th"
cellar. There is not one grain. Spc"k.
iOta or scintila Of anything 20 burn
Ansonia when | stocked up some weeks
ago in order that III" fcarspm" drought
Of Prohibition should not find III" uu
prepared. there wasn't room enough -
the cellar for all the bottles. 50 ! hd"
the mon take out almost all tn" r"'"
and wood IN order to make room. never
thinking, AnSonia. never thinking. 'uHl
that the time would come which,
whcu---oh. Ansonia. It has come, ana =
your feet arc as cold as n,'uC, have
only pity for YOU. my poor innocent
wife"
I'll try to bear j., tor your SAKE.
Bristol" his faithful wlr" chartered
hravely. But hy midnight they w'a
both frozen to death.
Tomorrow Ladies" u"n..
miss It,
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70
WASHINGTON'S BUREAU
CRAZY

In Il ANAL report mad" ait'r twenty
years service. ,h" last seven years IN
the cabinet. Franklin X. Lane. retiring
secretary OF the interior. calls Official
Washington a combination If political
!, caucus. drawing room and civil scrvIC"
bureaus which contain statesmen who
are not politicians. and politicians who
are no, statesmen. Mr.. Lane ~ ct
IDENTITY ~ tho opinion that tn" statesmen
. have nil retired from The cabinet al
: ready: but st,ll..if ne tries. h Will dis
cover amongst them som" politicians.
His criticism OF the muititud" Of
Washington officials is pertinent. Fewer
men with larger capacity. h" says,
would do the task better. What ability
our public servants possess is paralyZcd
by an intinitude Of details and By their
unwillingncss 10 assume responsibility.
Evcryon" seems 70 b" afraid of every
body cisc The enormous increase Of
WASHINGTON orTicialdom IN numbers. but
not in efficiency. has often been the tar
got Of Ia" opposition. and now an adj
ninistra'ion loader declares that rcd
tape is the static policy in many gov
rrnmCnt bureaus and that NOR" states
nauShIp IS needed. II" ought 20 know.
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RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
AUTHORS ART.

A lot OF authors XIII our idUShS.
and bore all gentle readers. 10y
finishing their paragraphs win fool
ish strings OF leaders .....ll*
spoiled q lot OF books for M. tins
silly affection. and when a lead
cred" page | sec I'm iiIi"d with m
dignation They SAY IN" Wal
pole books arc great. they boost his
Secret city" but mo they chat"
and irritate, inspiring this punk ditiN
..His sentences all disappear
in leaders running tandem. and Il
had some stall" "CGS n"a. 80
Walpalc | would hand crn.........
Der books, never am cnthUH"d.
however apt their Phrases. jt an
them fly-SpCCk lines are used, when
words arc cheap as hla&"S. .......l
no not think IN" writer I'm" 81
rricvc 10 make c"nfcssi0n who has
10 use a dotted line 20 h"lp out ali
irpnrcssior. Tho etrai"g"mS
or writing hicks AFT max" NJ"
shrink and shiver; no author u""i
resort TO tricks. who can IN" goods
dCllStT.. ,.sss.-
DOWNRIGHT by George MATHEW Atoms
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Ia view Of IA" facts u - singular
rhrI tho notion should S'ill hr d'Ssrm-
h,.d that American agriculture" has
h''r dCt.rIorlatiuE and that thor" -
-rnuud fog p"SSIuiSm about the future.
T. IS true that III" production 81 S"w'
"' IA" staple commodities has not kept
p;tc" with population, but thls III itS'If
may hc of MA" significance. The I'D
vance in agriculture" has revealed itself
not 20 much IN the EXHAUSTION of tn,
staple commodities as in a greater d.
N,r~Jty Of products in the aprtaran""
"f new crops IN the yiS" OF MINOR crops
t. large prupurtIonS, aud the aNarlahi!-
ljy Of supplies throughout tn" year.
Rut even in reference to the stapl"
Hr.,dur1S as measured by ono important
;cs, there has been very marked
upward movement. The yield per acre
of crop production in tn" United States
has gradually Increased. The average
rate Of this acreage for the past TWEEN
ty-fVc years has been small, II is true,
being only ono half Of on" percent u
year. but the aggregate results have
h"rn enormous.
This Upward trend is not readily oh
served In yields from one year In an
other, owing to the wide yearly VarIa-
tlons caused by the diltcrcnc" in sea
sons But when averages ar" obtained
for a series OF years 1t is readily OBJ
served. During the seventies and eight
ioS. when there was vast expansion
in farm area in the West and crops
were grown on Il more cNtcnSlN" scale,
the tendency Of yields was downward.
Since the early nipeiI"s. however. II has
been upward.
For IN" ten years ending WIN lH'"
The average yield p"ra'r" ~ wheat III
thu United states was lis bushels: for
~, he r
age weld WAS l4.N bushels. or an IN
crease ur - percent. In tn" FIRST period
tho average yield Of corn was @".4 huSh-
els: IN the second SIS. or an increase OF
10 percent: of oats "5.9 IN the hrSt per
iud: IN the second. Of So an lncr"aS'
# e percent; Of potatoes 80 bushels
for the first period; and pos Tor inc
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second. an ru,rraS. uC nearly o.. H."
percent cation. notwithstanding the
ravag'S ur tn h"iI-wr"llh INCREASED
from an average Of Ii9 pounds IA TN"
first period L. - pounds IN tn" SEC
uud an iurrcaS" 81 81 percent
All other field crops have Ilh. Wis, i'm
proved in NI'id. TIA" aN'raE" for tn" ten
Years ending in l9IN being II percent
greater than that for tn" period ending
IN 1890. This tendency = general
throughout TIA" Union. 1t IS not dU" L"
tn" shifting Of productions
These figures should disarrr"lr Tho
fallaCy that ~ rout Of productivity
American agriculture is on thu d""lIn"
and that We are IN sight of limit pro-
ductiou.
1t might he interesting To- discuss
other equally failaciUuS notions such as
that "" need an unlimited uumh'r Of
farmers. that agriculture IS not q hU+i-
moss which requires the cXpcniItur" "l
capital and labor and must show 4 pro-
lit. that the remedy for an assumed
shortage IL production is ba"k-,"-ih'
land movement, that tn" American far
mcr has been ignored 10y ia, r"vrru-
mcut, or that il can SolN" all tn. prob
lens Of production and distribution.
The uatICi docs not M"cd and Dan not
have an unlimited number Of farmers
unless il - 20 return TO the old bass
when the farm WAS Sc!f-Sulf!rl"nt and
produced little or no surplus. |, should
have, and in the long run VII have. just
as many farmers as will produce, what
the world viii take ut proiiiLhl price.
Farming must pay aud rural Iifc
must hr made attractiv" and h,allhlul.
SChoulS with their instruction yrDI, rjl
related Ia rural life must uNl>l good
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To Keep Their Digestion Perfect Nothing is SO Safe
and Pleasant as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets

OF tho other savory flavnrluEs 81 uni
Ncrsully used in soups, rcastS. dressings.
"t'. AS a rui. Il tn" stomach haIks at
such things, II viii b. disturbed BY
cheese. milk. coffee. pies and almost
anything that most pcopl" like SO we'll
Such conditions AS th"S" ar" met quite
adequately 10y following tn" meal with
one or TWO Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
They digest food and at tn" same time
supply the stomach with an alkaline e.
feet that prevents gassln"S&. heartburn,
sour r.SinEs. drowSIncSN after eating
and such diStrrS.scS W familiar To those
suScc PIT BILE 10 ind s"Stion or d>$rcpsia.
Get u box OF these tablets AT any drug
store In tn" United State ct canada
price 80 cents. and then note how COM.
Portable tho stomach frciS Your most
excellent cook may ~" sar'r, without a
protest.
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FARE INCREASED.

NEW Work.. Feb 23.--Th" Hudson
and Manhattan ra:lr, al company. VIII. ch
operates tho tab" under the Hudson
river. announced tonight that The fare
between niI r"rntS III jersey CITY and
IIninkcn to New York win hc increased
in eight rrut- "n April /. The present
iarc To- :hc Hudson terminal Manhattan
j. ave cents and t2 stations cur.ncg
north s,NCu cent.
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WHAT WOULD JEFF wRITE7

trrom tho CS"ldCiclh. NCv. Tribune
when woodr"w Wilson WAS Wr'i'u&
hisicry hr wrote o. Jefferson JAYS.
president Of tho southern r"n''d"r'tri
"iIc had IN" pride, IN" spirit Of h.-
ria,ivc. the capacity i'm business "h''l
ruaIlry men for leadership. and lH'N'd
H0ihlng oc ind"mItahl" MI and wi'r
IONS purpose TO maN" hi. i"ad"rSn.1 80.
fcc,jvC. What he did la'N W.. Wisdom
IN dealing with m"u. Willingness :" llH'
M, Judgment Of others - critical MAJ
,crs of business. TN" instinct which r'''-
nrnizrS ability IN others aud trusts -
To the utmost to play rs !nd"p"ud"nl
art lie too niu,h loved To- ruI" had
zoo overwcening Il Confid"u"" IL hlu-
self and took lCav" - act as If H. un-
dcrstood much better than tn"S" Ill"
who were in actual c"mmamd what
should be done Ia the tnid. liz Sought
10 control too many things with -n
feminine A jealousy Of any rivalry ia
authority"
In thu light uf "a" record iha. has
through recent wears led M ia ~" Lam
sing Gilman - world would road WIN
clos" attention Jcff $ estimate "f N""d-
row
Tho greater III" necessity for sav:"G
M greater YOUR opportunity la u-C
TN. lu'rll1ErR,Cr Want ADJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-03

An experienced observer In charge 81
a large office said Il wa a wasi" -
words 10 tell most people I" eat plain
food They prefer tho food that delights
the eye. Checking UP on IN" after effects
the usual dIstresscs OF Eassin"sS. sour
risIngs. water brash. logincss and no On
may be avoided by following tho meal
with one or two Stuart Dyspepsia Tab
let's These supply the stomach with
an alkaline effect thus promoting normal
conditions as in health. This puts the
o. X. on so-callcd rich food. Men and
women are but children Of larger
growth when II comes To eating tn"
foods that satisfy. ever though they
may Cause ind Scstion.
Indigestion Is not necessarily con-
ffned to those who live high. Il may
follow so simple a process a. tho tla."r
% \ bay leaf. thyme. garlic. SaSe or any
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-03

/, appears that Mr.. Colby's chief
claim to fame rests on an imprisoned
argument against prohibition made
while he was member Of tho war ship
ping board. What a change from tn"
happy days whom VIM. J. Bryan sat in
the "tric. Of Secretary Of Sta" and on
t"rtain"d with denoturcd grape juice,