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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Bridge Party WW Honor
Netc York Guest

Complimentng her house guest,
Mrs. Samuel Hut. OF New York. Mrs.
Edwin C Fellows will entertain with
an afternoon OF bridge at her home
on Thursday. Mrs. Thaddeus Flint
and AIRS. Earl b. Dliler viii assist the
hostess
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BIT. and Mrs. Edwin c. rsu,-.
who have been visiting Mr.. ana ~
Leonard Elder in Portland 10, ~
days, returned Monday.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Knights Of the KnItc Dance

On Saturday evening. July 50,sthc
Knights OF the Knite entertained
with an invitational danannt at the
AK Community hall About thirty.
five couples were present al tho AZ
'sir. The patrons and patron essee
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Mrs. Nicholson
Plans Luncheon

Mrs. Donald A. Nicholson has
planned luncheon In entertain
ment Of Miss par'hca sharples.
bride-eiect. 10 be at the Sunset club,
on Friday. The guests will Include
the bridal party and Intimate friends
OF the honor guest.
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Luncheon IN Honor Of
Miss Mcmillan

Mrs. Mark A. Matthews viii en-
terrain with luncheon Of twelve
covers at the sunset club Wednes'
day afternoon. oompllmenting Miss
Hazel Mcmillan, who recently re-
turned from New York.
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Informal Bridge Pdrty

Mrs. Hugh Purcell entertained
this afternoon at the Tennis club
with an informal bridge. compli-
mentary to Mrs. A. r. Beauregard.
wife OF Lieutenant Commander
Beauregard, U. s. X. Of the U. S. s.
Tennessee.
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Mrs. ]. Il. Brown. who for the last
II years has been engaged in mis-
sionary work in Lu Chow Su. China.
viii speak Mt the meeting Of the
Woman's association Of the First
Christian church. broadway and
Olive st, at ? O'Clock Wednesday.
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Luncheon VIII
Compliment Mrs. elise

Mrs. Manson y. Backus will be
hostess tomorrow afternoon at her
home ut the Highlands. entertaining
with a bridge luncheon for Mrs.
Harry r. elise OF Washington. ID. c.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY


Mrs. W. =. klncald will entertain
the members Of the EiderbIoon club
at u o'clock luncheon at her home.
&7ss Brooklyn ave.
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WiIlinIn MckinlcY clrrln

William Mckinley circle no. II.
Ladies' Of the Grand Army. Will give
"A special home.cookcd dinner In
Veterans hall OF the armory on
Wednesday. August ,. at noon.
Card party the same evening at $50
at Wings Cafeteria
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Seattle
Society
Mrs. Friilk TO Entertain,
With Garden Break
fast; Invitations Issued
for Tea.

MRS. FRANCIS GUY FRlNk Is
Nl extending Invitations for an In.
formal garden breakfast to be given
81 her home. Gray Cables on
Tuesday. August 9th, az 1880
o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elliott p.
son have returned from their =
ding tnp and are at bone !,
Sylvan apartments.
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Parliamentary Procedure Club

The Adele NJ. Ficldo Parliamentary
Procedure club win hold it's annual
picnic on Wednesday ~ AK Beach
The president. Mrs. Ethan Il. stew.
art. has extended an invitation TO all
friends OF the club. who. with the
members, will meet at 1890 In the
morning and have lunch at 1880.
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Mr. Don G.. Fisher re,urnss
terday from a weeks crplss 49,.
Vancouver island.
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Beach Supper

A beach supper followed by an
informal dance will be given by Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Skeel at their
home In Laurelhurst this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
WOODWORK

To clean grained or vanished
woodwork. rub it well with a cloth
wrung out OF soapsuds in which
borax has been dissolved Then rub
hard with a soft cloth dampened with
kerosene.
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Elsie Lincoln Benedict Cub

The human analysis class OF the
Elsie Lincoln Benedict club viii nice,
at p. m In the Erickson room Of
the Y. w. c. A. Fifth ave. and
semen st, Readings OF character
VIII be given by Professor John y.
Aver. III. v. and Professor A. L.
Sszer, IN. ID. Persons interested In
the study OF human nature are In.
yited to attend.
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BOILED EGGS

N you boil the eggs in salt water
and dip Immediately into cold when
they are finished. they will peel cas-.
iiy.
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MILLINERY

For millinery. jet and steel orna
montai novelties are being shown,
LARGE mcdallionH OF solid sheets Of
jet are fringed with strings OF jet or
steel beads
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Mrs. Frank s. Roddie and ehnau
left this morning for Saints n
where they wiz spend two OF -
weeks
. -
Mr. and Mrs L b. Hogie reeuali
Sunday from q motor Trip thru o.
gon.
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Alki Review No. 50

Tho members OF Alki Review No
50 and the Court OF the Rose will
picnic at Mount Baker park at ~
o'clock Wednesday.
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Tl,imble Club

Seattle Woodcraft Thimble club
win meet with Mrs.sK. c. Edwards
iis 30th ave. All day. All members
invited.
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Boil tho elotheNpins few minutes
once In n while. II keeps them clean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Ladies Aid ballard Presbyterian
Church

The Ladies' Aid OF the Ballard
Presbyterian church viii meet in the
annex "wednesday. August ,. 2 p.
m. The following ladies' win act as
hostesscs: Mrs. w. Thompson. Mrs.
-. Heggdahl. Mrs. ID. Moe and Mrs.
W. s. Jensen.
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EGGS

DO not wash egge until just be.
fore using, II they must be washed.
because the process robs the shell OF
quality which tends TO keep them
fresh.
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Nina n. frye Tent

on Friday Of this week. Nina NJ
Frye tent. Daughters Of Veterans.
will hold an aii.day picnic at the
home Of ita president Mira Margaret
Sordin. i5ss AK ave. to which all
members OF the q. a. H. are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Ionia Social Climb

Ionia Social club at Masonic TEN
pie at 2 y. m. Cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Gee. but Boldt's Bread Is good,
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

The members Of the Michigan Ap.
pie Blossom club win enjoy a baskc,
lunch picnic at iz.so .. m Thursday.
August 4. at Alki Point
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On Thursday. Angus, Z. the Seattle
Social club win meet at the home OF
Mrs. GuAtavc schaak. 1850 9th ave.
s. w. at : o'clock. and all Eastern
stars are invited 20 be present.
Guests will take street cars No. : or
3. on First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Instead OF the regular meeting on
Thursday evening. the woman's
auxiliary 10 Rainier Noble post.
American Legion. will hold basket
picnic at the home Of Mrs. Walter r..
Bcala. 1901 Sunset ave. In honor Of
the disabled soldiers In local hospi.
tails. Guests and members viii take
the iisso West Seattle car on Thurs
day morning. August 4.
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Officer Council Of State PIT. A.
Picnic

The Officers Council Of the state
branch OF the rarrntTeachers' as.
ISOLATION will hold itA asnual mid.
summer picnic at Woodland park.
Wednesday. August }. at 1880 p. m
All officers. memtrrr and friends
and the circles affiliated urged To 10
present. Bring basket lunch and
dishes. Coffee will he served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Na,iy. Daughters Of Washington

Native Daughters OF Washington.
Princess Angelins parlor. No. 1. Will
have a picnic supper In Woodland
park Friday. August s. at .. m.
All those attending are requested TO
meet at the bandstand. For infor'
nation. call Sunset 0eOs.
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business and Professional Women's
Ctub

The regular business meeting OF
the Seattle Business and Professional
women's club viii be held on Tues
day at Gao p. IN. at the Chamber Of
Commerce. An outing at Nesika-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Women Of Moosehoart Legion

The Women Of Mooscheart legion
win meet at the Moose temple at
y. IN
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Chi Omega Alumnac VIII entertain
with a picnic at the summer home Of
Mrs. John w. Crooks. at woodlawn
Beach. on Friday. August 8. All Chi
Omcgas arc requested 10 meet At the
Tacoma Interurban station at IL
O'Clock. Automobiles will leave a,
has.
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Seattle Civic Improvement Club

Seattle Civic Improvement club
wili leave on the 1916 ferry at Madi.
son ~ for Kirkland on Thursday.
Angus, 4. 10 spend the day with Mrs.
J. y. Weber at her summer home
at Ingiewooi. All members invited
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The Lady Eagles picnic win b.
held "Wednesday. August ). at Kings.
ton. Take boat Lcona Mt . a. IN.
at the foot Of pike 81.
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of the dance werc; Mr.. and Mrs.
Max A. SILVER. Mr. and Mrn. Morris
Y. solomon and MIR. and Mrs Jacob
h. Friedman.
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Miss Rosamond Hide, daugb,~
Nj and Mira George W. IA
Boston. Mass. Ia spending ,bs
mer with her uncle ana an,.
ana Mrs. Ira Bronson. y
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Mrs. Edgar l.. webxs, -
Edgarita and little son sapsh's
leaving wednesday to ssera ~ ~
time at Saints Rest "' son<
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter wflson
have been the guests Of b. \.
Mrs. j. c. Moore. left Thursa,v \
their home in Sacramento
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-18
WINS
BIC VICTORY IN
GRAFT PROBE

New York. Jan. lT.-Eormcr Cover
nor Whitman. Appointed by tTict A.
torrey Swami TO .uN'St!ea'" r"Pr'S""'"'
lions Of alleged graft and mcflr!'n'!
In city and county Offices, WON his hrSt
!mrortaut victory today when Mayor
u ylan ana Police Commissioner EAriSH'
promised 70 Furnish hum with IN" Re-
QuoStcd polio" assistance.
The TWO officials were t'I"r"up"1 o\-
Cuscd for the present fr ia t"S'ifiln "
before the additional grand jury h''i"~"
which they were subpoeNaad L. "Hr'1:
today.
The .uhuoc0as followed their refuse
70 aid ~ IL" inquiry On The Ground ih3'
!, was Improper for nol.'" - nNcSN-
safe the police drr;,fim"n'.
Meanwhile. reports that Police Cof1-
missioner Enr!Ght intended to reSlgn
continued 10 gain Crcdrnc". spite ~"
fact that they lacked authentic con-
nrmation. CommlS> .unrr EnriEht w"U!"
not discuss the reports. wni." Mayor
lIylau. who has the power Of arr'n'
ment and removal said 20. r"i'rt"r*.
Don't ask such questions. Mayer
General John +. organ. VIII has )""n
mentioned as EnriEht'> successor, Dc
clarcd today he would not accept tn"
office II il were offered him.
The police requested by Mr.. Whitman
viii report for duty Tomorrow. Mayor
Hylan and Commissioner ETr!rht also
agreed he declared. Ia ahroEat" a 90
lie" rule rcQujriu" police '2kiuE part n
an invest cation - furnish the commits
sioncr with Il statement ot "v"ryth AE
that TRANSFERRED il me MATTER In any way
affected the police department.
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tomorrow afternoon and the h"us" until
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The house committee on privileges
and elections was announced by Speak
"r Edwin r.. k"atley when Inc dele
gates convened at . O'Clock this after
noon. Mr.. KNatley said hat no more
committees would be named u1ti to-
morrow.
The election committee as announced
- as follows:
+. Z. Thomson. Belington, chairman;
). w Miller. ! :rkerSburE: w. L. Pier
son. Jr.. sutton: d. o. F"ut. Maysville:
j. y. Wyatt. Shinnston: S. X. Sommer-
VILE, Ravenswood: t.hb Cummings.
Sias; II. +. Satterf!cld. Fa!rmnnt 4. J.
Manning. Saxon: II. Z. Davis. Taylor:
Duncan DauGherty. Writ: 4. J. Nicely.
Parkersburr: !. +. Hall. MirGo: y n.
Moore, Pocahontas: VI. +. Bro wn. Cal
houn.
A bill to tax bachelors s25 a year will
he introduced at thiS session Of the
legislature by l.. r. Moore. of Marshall,
Mr.. Moore said this afternoon that liz
had prepared such a bill and cNpects
20 introduce I: at the earliest oppor-
tunity. 4 similar bill was introduced
by him at former session OF the leg
iSlature but il never was reported out
OF the committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-18

Atlanta. Ga, January li,-Announce-
mcnt has been made here of the organ
!zation OF the International Proprietar-
rs. Inc, to take over the business here
tofore conducted by q. +. Wills, Inter
national Distributor of Tanlac, and the
Wilis-McDuNie Company, Eastern Dis
rrbuutors, OF this city.
The new company has a pa1d-in cap
ital of One Million Dollars and Is one
OF the Target proprietary medicine con-
Germs in the world. Tho business of the
corporation will be conducted by tie
rresent management, which owns tho
entire capital stock. It IS understood
that no r IT Of the stock will be Offered
TO the pubic.
The officers Of the company ar" q. +.
Willis, President: i. {. MCDuffl". Vice
President: NJ. \. Cruml"y. Treasurer;
!. =. Eoodson. Secretary.
Mr.. wills is 4 prominent Atlanta bus
moss man and Is weil-knnwn hGure
n thc drug and advertising field in both
~" United states and Canada. Under the
direction Of Mr.. Willis. the founder OF
-" business. It has attained It's present
position IN III" very front rank Of the
C"untry'S proprietary medicine indus
tres.
Mr. McDuffir. who has been 4 big fac
10y with Mr.. Willis in building UP the
business in the pnst five years. is 4
leading Atlanta citizen and business
man ard is widely known u the drug
trade throughout the country.
Tho new company. which Is the log
ical Outrom" Of the rapid growth and
expansion % H." business. VIII market
y nurNher e iricrrali0u0liy sold prop
ria;ary and pharniac"ntal products, in
Guiding Tonics. Aspirin Tablets, Cold
Specifies. 1.avit!vc Tablets. &c.
SALE UNPRECEDENTED.
Taniac. Their priHc.pa! product. IS
probably Tho rI"st extensively aivrT-
Used and the most largely sold propri-
c;ary medicine Of its kind in The world.
approximately @G,G00,c"0 bottles having
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-18
THAT JA|NBOREE
WILL BE FINE
American Legion Men Have Prepared
Great Program For Thursday Evening

Two nov features have h""n added -
the Grand Jamb"rce 20 b" held on Th"rS-
day evening az The WhHrl.uS Post 70. :,
Nncriran Legion rooms at ll3V Mar
ket street.
They are. 4. fortune te,"c" and 4
"srooncy couple"
Every one i guessing as - ." ii"n-
tity OF tho spooUcy couple and the bets
are about even that either Tom Williams
or Terry" Garrison will 10 one q
the parts Of tho couples.
The couple It IS said. - :" ST IN !
tent and let people guess rs ~ their
Id"nt.ty. Pip" Adams was picked GU
rs the fHm,Hine p2r' Of N. slow hut
rs 'hc"o wasn't & tent IN tho town VIZ
enough to cover the hUmo~ '"e'. = Nts
decided TO take on 4 star with less 2Nu3:-
CblDots
The affair Wi, he ono of mo h,st o."
the season and It ~ requested ny I'll
o. theAm"rIca2 LcE,'n. members tha.
All eX-serVice mon attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-18
Million Dollar Go.
Will Market Tanlac
Throughout World
Business Has Grown From Small Beginning Six Years Ago
Until Now 1t Is One of the Largest In the World
With Big For eign Demand
By HARRISON VAUGHN.

been sold since rs introduction six
gears ago.
An instance OF the rapid growth and
development OF the business with Allan
IL as prilcipa! headquarters IS the state
m"nt that It's products arc now adNcr-
tiSed in mere hnaS seven thousand news
papers in the United States and Canada,
and that the advertising appropriation
for this year will be in excess Of One
Million Dollars.
TIL" success and r"rmamency OF the
bushes is assured from the fact that
il has shown 4 rapid and substantial
Increase each year since It's orFariza-
lion. and the further fact that t&e bus
mess for In" year just past shows an
increase Of approximately 50 per cent
over the preceding year.
ZIG FOREIGN DEMAND.
To supply the demand for Tanlac 1t
has been necessary 10 erect two great
modern Observation-Disclosures Mt Dayton,
Ohio, and the other ut Walkcrville, Can
ada. These Laboratories represent the
last word In modern construction and
laboratory equipment. The two plants
have a combined floor space Of approx
imately 10000 square feet. with COM
h!ned daily capacity OF 10000 bottles
Tnnlac, which is medicine of recoS-
nized therapeutic value and urqu"Stlots-
ed merit. is now sold in practically
rvcry city. town and hamlet through
GU: the United states and Canada. In
fart. Il IS household word through
out America.
The new Company will NOT only un-
fHrtakc the further expansion Of the
business in foreign countries. where
there IS 4 steadily Increasing dem: nj.
bat contemplates acquiring ~ an carly
da;n additional manufacturing facilities
in this country and CANADA. The Com
yanv is doing an ANIMAL business Of
from 100000 10 S60O00 600 with IN
ann;idl payroll Of approximately s@"n.-
Nnn. Tho executives and sales offices oc-
cupy more than an entire floor Of the
Fourth National Bank Building in this
city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-18
TWO CHILDREN ARE
BURNED TO DEATH

Special DisnatCh TO The Intr.l.Gcnc"-.
S!stersrille, Jan. 1.-two children.
n boy aged three years. and fifteen
months-old baby girl. were cr..'nalrd
in q fire which destroyed the nome ~
Edmond Cooper Of. Swanee in rl"n>aufS
county just over the lyle. county ',Nc
The fire occurred when Mr.. cooper
threw oil on 4 wood fire in IL, Il ;cncu
range. Mrs Cooper is in Il vcr" serious
condition froSr burns which sue re-
ceived in an attempt 10 rescue her
children. The father and a twelve
ycar-oId son were not inquired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-18
CIARKSsURGER CHOSEN.

Morgantown- ". Va. Jan. 1I.---At
the first general meeting OF the Mon
ongahela Association held here today
G. d. Theleed. mara S'nS seer, tary @:
the Clarksburg Chamber of Commerce.
was elected secretary Of tn" now or
gantzatton in which ClarksburS. Fair
mont. Grafton. Sh,nnstou AID Morgan
town Rad representation. The aSS"c.;.-
ton was "rEaniznd for the purp"S" al;
cooperation in securing new industries
for central West Virginia and other
CONNER zeal enterprises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-18
VETERANS MUST PAY.

Washington. Jan. lT.-Cnmarri"d VA:
veterans must return to the govern
ment as income tax four per cent Of
any disability payments they receive u
excess Of 1000 year. The tr"a Sury
ruled today 'Nat It could
not under the law exempt such ~
service men although ;hus" sim In the
service are required 10 U4v only on
amounts In excess OF $&.5nn q y"ar. Var
risk insurance. Payments however. ar
not taxable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-18
FILTER BUILDING.

Sealed Proposals will he received by
the Mayor and City Council OF Shinnston,
West Virginia 1t the Mayors Office un-
III 3 p. nj. Eastern time. January 9th.
1921. for the construction OF Filter
Building and Pump House.
Proposals must be upon blanks pro-
vidcd and addressed Proposal for Filter
Building and Pump House." the Mayor
ShinnStun. West Virginia. +.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by certified checks upon some solvent
han!; in the SUN OF five per cent Of the
bid.
The right 70 reject any or all bids 10
reserved by the Mayor aud Council.
Pans and Specifications are on file
with the city Recorder and In the office
OF the Roberts Engineering Co. Charles
:on West Va. Additional plans may be
secured from the Engineers on payment
Of ten dollars. Give dollars OF which will
he returned upon return % plans IN good
order. ". ;. HCRSEf,
Mayor.
Roberts Engineering Co,
Charleston, ". Va.
ja-11-l4-11-21
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SN~NNN~--cSNN-'
Among tnc 'mHortart measures Of
rrrcd IN the house il ii"us" Eill No. IS.
offered by pc,c@atr HILLARY. Of Up
Shur county. t. abolish the state pub
lie service commission.
Another measure offered IN tn" honsc
came from Delegate Strntho-. relating
70 II" bonds Of STATE Officers and in
crcaaue that required Of the state
treasurer from $4,000 to 100000
House Ril No 20. introduced by Dele
~f.a Manning would require coal "rcr-
"'u~a - furnish c"al To houSch"lders
wing in their. Vicinity.
House Bill No. 80. offered by pe(es
.::,'e Lrntz would levy n priviicC" tax
un any persons. firm or CORPORA ton
lo!ding title to land IN West virginia
IN excess Of 500 acres
House E.l No A.. introduced by Mr..
. M;delpurS would prescribe III" manner
and time in which claims against COM
mon carriers should hc paid.
House Bnl No. Sc !n'rc !uccd ny Mr..
Robinson. provides fer tho "'rcinc"rpor-
atiuE and incorporating anew the city
Of Warrington" in Marion county, en-
larging the boundaries OF III" cry ana
rcpralinS all p-ior acts in relation to
ManninE.c ION. tn" predecessor Of the city.
Senate Committees.
TIE standing committees Of the sem
lto IA read Ivy President Cohen {. Ar
Mold are as follows:
Privileges md elections: stats
chairman; Sanders. 30. Ne. 30 wcrs, Cod
boy, Hartman. l'ol!nr. Shack"tf"Td ana
IIenShaw.
Judiciary: Stewart. chairman; SAN
dcrS, Harmcr, Ehaff"r. hi'. Nhii'!. f"-
ling. stats. Hartman Porter ana Nor
ton.
Finance: Lewis chairman; Hunter,
Bloch. flowers. Chapman. Coal'cr. Dins-
more. Cooley. IIrlmick. McClaren,
Sh.nn. White, York. Shackleford and
Burr.
Education: Johnson. chairman; liar-
mcr. Bowers. Haccr. Harman, Hin, Po-
Ing. Shinn Shack"!f"rd.
Counties nlun:c;ral c"rlora; on: 'itr-
Nor. chairman: Stats. Bloch, Bowers.
CHAIRMAN. Cooley. Narman. York ana
Burr.
Roads ard naviGntion: McCl1ren.
cha irman; Bloch, Boone. Bowers. liac'r.
IIarman. Hunter. Johnson. SarG"rs'
Shaft :, Su:nn, Staa's White. H"n%ha!.
and Merton
Banks md corporations: Hunter,
.HairLan: Laws. Bowers IN" oman.
C,aii"r. lI"lmr,. Shrnn. York ""d
ll"ushr ".
Public hu'ti'n"s and humane 'astitu-
tons. CHAPMAN. r.airmar; S'aat#. God
hey. Ira-'n"~. l,p.,.. MrCarrHn. Porter.
Sanders EnwcrS. Barr and lIenNh"w.
Usnt;rm,iary: Il'1. chairman, Hunter,
cot',"r. Warmer Bloch, Shinn, Mc'lAr-
49,. 80 = anil NIn"i,r
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ron SALE.

FoH sALE-!Ninc rooms and bath, cleo
trio light, garage. cement laundry.
trunk room. pantry. furnace. Can easily
be arranged fer two famii!es. Located
on Chapl:nr st. near ::rd St. Price 312..
400 Call 37"9-J for appointment "a see.
property. 5000 cash. balance m terms
10 suit purchaser. ta-l8-n