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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16

MUSINGS

stA callous cynic thinks we are
burdened with excess prophets.
SSsrhe statement Of a scientist
that elephants once roamed over
Texas leads a depraVed Democrat
to say that 1t was not the G. o. p.
elephant.
sssIf we applaud the Roman En-.
pcror who found Rome brick and
left 1t marble, what shall we say OF
the voters Of Grant district, Mon.
ongalia county, who voted two years
ago for road bonds and have not
yet realized therefrom twenty feet
OF paved roads7
"s'lt has been said that 1t Is
usually the town poets-men like
Hunt and Keats-who go philander.
ing after nature, who are cnrap.
tured by the graceful curvature OF
ferns and tho colors OF MOSES and
lichens. However, there are a fe
who reside in the rural regions who
appreciate the beauty Of happy
fields, waving forests and eternal
hills. A farmer, d~iscussingt farm
life in a popular magazine, closes
as follows: 81 know that I shall
work more hours than my fellows
in the town. know that I shall
never make a million dollars. But
then, too, l know i. shall not DO
obliged to lie while I am living or
be lied about after ! am dead. And
outside the fields lilo snow.covered
and g~listening In the swapping frost
OF this winter evening, but | see
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16
ACT QUICKLY

Do the right thing at the right
Act quickly in time Of danger.
In time OF kidney danger, Doan's
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Ask your neighbors!
Plenty OF Fairmont evidence Of
their worth.
Mary Freeman, 212 Morgantown
Ave-, Fairmont, says: 81 had dull,
nagglng backaches and couldn't
cleen well or do any work which
required bending over: My kid.
neys acted irregularly and some.
times | was so dizzy L could hard.
ly walk. My ankles we're swollen
and stiff. too. l read about Doan's
Kidney Pills and got some at the
Hall Drug store. Doan's Kidney
Pills strengthened my back, regu.
lated my kidneys and ! felt strong.
or and better In every way"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
set Dnan's Kidney Plils-thc same
that Mary Freeman had, Foster
Milburn Co, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Says His Prescription
Has PowsrtuIlaansnS
Over Rhsunatis9

Mr.. James H. Allen suIfetea
years with rheumatism. Maf
times this terrible disease ieft{hf
helpless and Unable TO work,
He finally decided after yeRrA}d
.eeaseiets study, that no one eahN,
fee from fheumhastn uhul the M
cumulated Impurities, commonll
called uric acid deposits, wore. ali
solved in the joints and muhcit
and expelled from the body.
with this idea In mind Id cod
suited physielAns, made 6xpAfl
thentb and finally Compounded
prescription that quickly and e6nj
nletely bAhishsd every sign az
symptom OF rheumatism from
system.
He irebly gave HIS dlheorer6y q
others who took II, With. whs|
might be called marvellous sud
cess. After years OF urging he I'D
1ided to let sufferers eTerywherI
know about his dlSe6Tefy thtodgi
the newspapers. The FaItmbni
Service Drug Store
Grant Town Agts,, Grant Tow
Drug Co., Warrington Agtsa Inklel
Pharmacy, have been lbpolnte,
agents for Allenrh1 lii this Tl6initl
with tho understanding That theJ
will freely return tho purchase
money on tho first two bottles d
all who state they received nd
benefit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16

EHNM nEA.D AHHn~ HH-FHHE-
Malone, lot nattNha Gene;
te consideration.
Iva Thompson 10 dihhie d,
Flynn, real estate on P6hhsylYanfS
avenue, Fairmont $a,gss.sS
A E. Jolllfie 70 Buryl n. Malone,
parcel Of land in WINFIELD district.
consideration, $3.50.
F. " Mclntire, Jennie McTnttte,
Seymour Mclntire. Almina Nc
intire and Alice Mclntite to Arch
L. Mclntire, parcel Of land in
Worthington; consideration, 81, etc.
+. W MeIntire, Jennie Mclntire,
Seymour Mclhtire. Almlna Nc.
inttre, to Alice Mclntire, a par.
eel OF land In Worthington; con.
%sidsratiun, 81. etc.
Herbert B, McElroy and Hazel L.
MtElroy to Ha2en Candy, parcel Of
land In Lincoln district: CohsIdeta.
tlon, $3.50.
Gail Radclif and n. S. Radclitf TO
Willis Eninger and Anna E. Enln.
ger. three parcels OF land IN Paw
Paw district; consideration, 81, elc,
West End Improvement company
TO Walter Jones, jr., lot III Oak.
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Easy For Thin People to
Put On Flesh and Gain WddIt

It's such an easy matter nova.
days for thin, weak, scrawny peo-
pie 10 put on good, healthy, solid
flesh and become plump and grace.
full that one often wonders why
there are still SO many people who
seem to prefer to be "all skin and
bone," ungainly and unpleasant to
look upon.
Physicians have long known that
whoever could discover u remedy
that would cause the food that one
puts into the stomach to turn into
sood, rich. DESIGNATING blood In.
stead OF going 10 waste. would also
discover how 10 put healthy mus.
cular flesh onto thin, uhder.nourish.
cd people and this has now been
accomplished.
II you are thin, under deYeloped,
nervous, weak or lack vigor and vi.
TALLY, you can secure at any good
pharmacy at moderate cost, a ten
days treatment OF EVANS TRIPLE
PHOSPHATE, a new combination
OF flesh producing, muscle building,
strength creating elements that Is
guaranteed to put good, solid. last.
Ing flesh on your body and to make
YOU strong, healthy and vigorous,
or honey back.
Physicians who have watched tho
results OF the Evans Triple Phos.
pilates treatment are a~stonished at
its rapid actiou-often in a month
five TO ten pounds OF desirable
weight is gained. Mountain City
Drug Store, Hall Drug Store, South
Side Pharmacy, FaIrmont Phar.
macy, Service Drug Store, Grant
Town Agts, Grant Town Drug Com.
pany. Warrington ACTS, Ingle's
Pharmacy, have agreed to supply
readers OF this paper with Evans
Triple Phosphates and 10 guarantee
1t to do Just what is claimed for Il
or money returned.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16

AGAIN the green mantle IN
earth and hear thA5tress elAr ti6iF
hands-and l am wei c0hta III
.ls safe to assume that Those Who
see nothing beautiful 81 aniet e6Hn.
try lanes, forests. fields and flowers
has cirrhosis Of the soul" His
heart is a green worm that feeds
on gall. II his milk OF human Kind.
ness were Churned, INC product
would be llmburger cheese
ssSHenry G. Sample. for many
years editor and proprietor Of The
Fairmont Free PRESS, but now a
resident Of Washington, D. O., re-
Gently came down from Fairmunt,
where he spent several days. to pay
us a visit which was entirely too
BRIEF for our satisfaction. nj. Sam.
pie has watched many seasons
come and so. has been often touch.
ed and charmed by The glorious
majesty OF a SUMMERS morn and
thrilled by the whirl and drift Of
winters SHOWS but he has grown
in years gracefully and his humor
Is as genial as an autumn day. He
has watched the progress Of events
with eager eyes and an open mind,
has swung neither toward Puritani.
cal peeNishness nor repulslve radi.
calisrts He Is an American citizen,
proud OF her accomplishments and
interested IN her welfare. As Wal.
ter Scott said to Washington lrv.
ing, when the latter was about to
return from a visit: 1--WE will not
say goodbye, but come again.
S. G. MUSGRAyE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE 10 GO
clogaed Up Kidney osposits Are
Dissolved and the Toxins (Pois.
ons) Completely Driven Out.
Druggist Told to Guarantee II In
Every Instance.

Your very life" says DR.. Carey,
depends upon the perfect function.
Ing and health Of your Kidneys SO
whatever you do dod't neglect
them"
DR.. Carey'o famous prescription
No. al known as Marshroot is not
recommended for everything, but
cannot too strongly urge It's
use II you suffer from annoying
bladder troubles. frequent passing
of water night and day, with smart.
ing or irritation, bricks dust sedi.
ment or highly colored urine, bloat-
ing irritabillty with loss OF flesh,
haCkache, rheumatism or any other
tendency 10 Brlght's Disease, Dia'
belts or Gravel, for kidney disease
in its worst form may be stealing
upon you.
Don't wait until tomorrow to be.
gin the use Of this wonderful pre-
scrintion II you have any OF the
above symptoms, Kidney and Blad.
der troubles don't wear away. They
will grow upon you slowly, stealth
lily and with unfailing certainty.
Never mind the failures OF the
past IL you even suspect that you
IRE subject to Kidney Disease,
don't lose a single day for Fairpont
Pharmacy, Service Drug Store,
Grant Town Ageuts-Grant Town
Drug Store, Warrington Agent-Int
giles Pharmacy, and every good
druggist has been authorized to
return the purchase money on the
first two bottles TO all who state
they have received no benefit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16
You Can Rake In Piles of
4 Dollars

II you invest In my lots now.
The men who make big money in
all great enterprises are those who
went In at the beginning.
THE HISTORY
OF every great enterprise proves this
and real estate is no exception.
AN OPPORTUNITY
in life comes once to every man.
SOME MEN
are smart enough to soc It and take
advantage Of 1t.
OTHER MEN
procrastinate in making up their
minds-they haven't the backbone
TO follow up theIr conviction, Of the
two, who are the successful men?
DON'T BLOW YOUR MONEY
on things that will do you nc good,
but invest It In real estate Fairmont
and 1t will return before many
months increased many fold.
THE ENORMOUS
fortunes and profits made by invest
ments in Fairmout real estate are
so well known that l need hardy re-
fer TO them here, or reiterate the
fact that the early investment Of q
few hundred dollars has time and
time again returned a fortune 10 the
shrewd investor.
WHILE THOUSANDS
Of investors have been made veal
thy by the Investment OF a small
amount, the question comes home to
the individual, Have you done so?'
IF YOU HAVE NOT
there is no reason why you should
not.
You know OF the fame OF Fairnoht
You know Of the great fortunes that
have been made here on real estate.
YOU KNOW MEN who have in
vested small amounts In Fairrnont
real estate and have grown rich in a
short time.
You know that this Is being done
now and will be done tomorrow.
You know how men have done be-
fore, do you believe that men will
again do the same?
You have the experience OF the
past before yod on which to build
your hopes OF the future.
The present Is exceeding the past.
The future promises stu brighter.
The greatest opportunity today ID
IN FaiFmont. Lots from 800 to S1r
900. $40 cash then $40 per month
Until paid for.
Think this over then come In and
talk 1t over with me.
My lots are in the midst OF de-
Felopment,
LEVI B. HAIR
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16
nsMABY1 ouxB Eokw1rH

l..MNANN AEAAL. ENN
The Child Conservation League
was organized eight years ago to
provide q definite course OF study
III child life; child nurture. cduca-
ton discipline and Welfare. To-
day We aHe5organixed circles In 20
states with d membership OF 49,
mother Eager TO become bet.
Ter equipped to train their chill.
dtens
The work accomplished has
brought inquiries regarding our
methods from Norway, japan,
A1ashh South America, Canada.
Philtpplnes. Germany, Switzerland,
and France. Undoubtedly the Unit
cd States leads In the work OF
t~onsortink child life.
We arc working now for an en-.
downent fund to train mothors
Who can not afford a membership.
CIVIC improvements logically fol.
low In the wake, Of Instructed
mothers. Some Of the activities OF
local circles are story telling hours,
klndergartens. public Fairgrounds
With trained supervisors, better
movies public school nurses and
thefeedlng of undornourished chill
drenl At recessese
regard the story telling hour
d one OF the most Imp fac
torsin child training. Children arc
thirsty to learn and ran best be
reached through their awakening
Imagination.
In ~ months / received ten
thousand letters from mothers.
They aHked for suggestions on en-
t~ertalnments and games for young
people how to control a daughters
tendency toward loud clothes, how
TO g1idefa son vocationally, what
y feed an undernourished child
and even the best remedy for
thumb sucking.
Improvement In methods Of child
training naturally is a duty Of
mothers. The earnestness with
which mothers are seeking instruc.
ti6u and guidance In the problems
oe2parenthood is one OF the most
promising signs Of our national
life
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16
SISTER MARY's
KITCHEN /.
BysIsTER MARY
tospgsatha isa0. {. .. -

NlErlNH kbAEA4tA
Iced drink can be divided In
e two classes, those with a derIn-
tie anount OF food value and those
9 an acid duality which stimulate
the appetite.
iced chocolate and coffee are
rich ID sugar and fat. These drinks
hodld be served with a meal which
scahty IN fat and sugar. Other
wise the cold drink will defeat It's
purpose and be heating rather than
cooling.
The tartness Of most drinks
made with tea as a basis acts as a
stimuiant.
An iced drink must be just as
cold as ice will make. 1t, for a
would.be cold drink that Is just
cooled is less acceptable on a hot
day than a piping hot drink.
Iced Tea
ICED tea Ii best made Of hot tea.
Fill tea gasses with cracked ice
aud pbur ordinary freshly brewed
teas6n the ice. II the tea touches
HE glass a broken tumbler is the
restfit
Make the tea as strong as for
hot Tea. The melted lee weakens
Il enough to make it Just right.
tcedItea should not be as strong as
lot tea! Iced tea made in this fash.
ion has tho same c%tearness and
fragrance as hot tea. Serve slices
lbmoh literally sprlnkled with
ranu1ated sugar with the tea, A
spftg OF mint crushed against the
changes tho taste and is re-
fteshinst
Tea Punch
Two teaspoons tea,4 cups water.
botsie ginger ale, 8 lemons. / cup
s1saf, 1-2 cup water.
Put sugar and 1.2 cup water IN
sAuespar and bring slowly to boil
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ing point. Boil 9 minutes. Pour
the 4 cupfuls OF, freshly boiling
water over tea leaves and let stand
8 minutes, Fill glasses with crack
ed Ice and pour the hot tea on tho
ice, making tho glasses about half
full. Add 1 tablespoonful OF the
strip and / tablespoonful of lemon
juice. Fill the glasses up with
ginger ale. This rule will make s
glasses. The tea may DO poured
over ice in a large pitcher or punch
bowl and the drink mixed all at
once.
Iced Coffee
Iced coffee Is made OF fresh hot
coffee In just the same way that
iced tea Is made. A spoonful of
cream is usually put in the glass
with the cracked ice. A spoonful of
whipped cream Is then put on top
Serve with granulated sugar.
Iced Chocolate
Two squares bitter chocolate, 4
tablespoons sugar, 1.2 cup boiling
water Il teaspoon vanilla.
Cut chocolate into bits and melt
in top Of double boiler. Add sugar
and water and stir until perfectly
smooth. Add salt. Scald milk and
add part to chocolate mixture.
Beat. Pour this mixture into the
remaining milk and beat until the
whole is frothy and boiling. Chill.
Add vanilla before serving. Put a
piece OF Ice in each glass to serve
and top with sweetened whipped
cream.
Half and Hal.
one-half cup strong coffee, 1-2
cup strong cocoa, 3 cups milk. 1-o
cup whipping cream
Strong coffee left from break
fast may be used for this drink
Make the cocoa by dissolvIng i
tablespoons cocoa and 4 table
spoons sugar In IA cup cold water.
Add the coffee TO this and bring to
the boiling point. Add IA cup
boiling water. Let cool and add TO
milk. Serve in glasses with ice in
each glass and top with swcetened
cream.
Harlequin Punch
Three lemons . oranges, 1-2
cup shredded pineapple, / cup
Strawberries. 2 cups stoned cher.
rles. ! 1-2 cup sugar / quart ginger
ale, 2 cups iced tea, / banana. Ia
cup fine cherries stoned, IA cup
Strawberries.
Put the juice OF the lemons. tho
oranges cut in slices the struwber-
rles and cherries In a large howl
Add sugar and crush with a
wooden potato masher Let stand an
hour or longer to draw out tho
juice. Press the fruit to a pulp and
strain. Add the fruit juice to the
tea and ginger ale Add banana
and cherries and strawber-
ries cut In quarters. Serve In glass
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16
To h Faithful Few,


1t looks very much to me as II
those faithful few in this city who
Advocate calling a conference 10
consider bow best to bring about
disarmament, will see the time very
soon when something on the mo.
mentous question will be decided.
In the June II Literary Digest Sen.
ator Botah repeats his belief that
1T is a crime against humanity
for great nations 10 continue tax.
ing thei rpeople to death TO build
up fighting forces never heard oi
before In the world.''
The Borah resolution which
passed the senate "a TO D opens the
way for some real work TO follow.
This resolution II 1t gets the ap.
proYal Of the other house, will make
u possible for our country, Great
Britain and Japan to meet and
agree to reduce naval armament an.
nually for the next five years In
anyway decided best at a confer.
ence. And when the three greatest
naval powers meet, II they do,
something wonderfully big will have
been started, many hope. Some
believe Japan Is contemplating d
future war with us-.thRt she has
something up her sleeve. Aud that
II the conference Is called she will
be forced to show her hand. The
conference, 1t Is agreed by more
and more people, is the right move
at present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16
is Armament Just An Incident?

Is Armament Just An Incident?
Walter B. Pitkin has written a
book which is intensely interest.
ing called "Must We Fight Japan?"
Read II Il you can for tho author
opens many channels OF thought
and his manner of handing a big
subject Is thoroughly human. Mr.
Pitkin undoubtedly knows a thing
or two.
war or no war" says the au.
thor, 'the yellow races are expand.
ing and the white and yellow races
are competing for more territory
and supremacy belongs TO the race
that produces the larger number OF
babies that grow up. War is Just an
incident to real victory which is
often not taken advantage Of
The author then declares that
sooner or later the World will have
to check Its population. Now,
wonder II instead of reduction OF
armament, It is not discrimination
In population which may really
count some day! And how in the
name OF sense can We call a ON.
ference to determine which nation
shall have the most and best babies
in an effort to keep our fighting
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16
Vision.


Sometimes a few puohlo have a
vision and SO very few Of our city
people met on Easter day ID form
an Organization which should work
toward world disarmament. THESE
few received little encouragement
here, The truth OF tho matter lay
In tho fact that most OF us were
afraid 10 speak up In meetin'. We
wanted peace and we knew theoret.
lcally that Christianity called for
dlsarmament-but the very idea
seemed impractlcablo! A lot Of ex.
dtable folks thought suro those
innocent women and one man wore
in league with the Germans and the
devil, and without plenty OF guns
they saw terrible things happening.
Well, we'll SEQ what's coming next.
Something will be accomplished
along the line OF world disarma.
ment very soon. II the wind reads
right, There will nevor BIO a com.
plete disarmament l fear but a re.
duction of armament, it agreed 10
by all nations, provided some one
is appointed TO see everybody plays
fair. should by all signs DO a thing
of the near future.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16
"A true
hair grower

Sworn proof OF hair growth after
badness. Amazing reports OF 10.
glons OF users OF Kotalko, in stop.
ping loss OF hair, overcoming dan.
drutf, oonauerinE badness. Here's
the talrest offer In the world-use
Kotalko. II 1t doesn't do ali you
expect. get your money back! For.
get past had luck with your hair.
This is something different. Get
koTAlko ct any busy druggistE
Or mali 10 cents for testing proof
box with Guarantee 10 kotaiko Co.,
ss46, Sta. x, New York.
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stk htoclung locations. may q
teagtui nuisance sometimes bat-i
wen the Captain fuss wont gfyef
Epellsh % anyb6dy be heakineI
Queen Of Prince or Princess.
DO We love Toolish?'" exdaimsI
the Captain. AItl say maybe We
are foolish all right, but We sure
DO love FOOLISH"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16
Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds have been
filed With County Clerk Leo n,
satterileid:
U: G. swlsher, Matte S. swisher,
D, Haun and Matte N. Haun 10
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]. T. STRONG
tpb,lhsrt Real Estate Broker Of
Massachusetts

Boston, Aug. 18th says, az have
Keep In the real estate brokerage
btisiness for many years.. | have
uttered With loss OF sleep. indiges-
ton and nervousness, but since TAX
ing Argo.Phbsphate / sleep better
and cat without fear Of distress and
csn feel a great change in my sys-
tenn
Therel nothing in medical sci.
MEG that equals Argo.Phosphate In
the treatment OF indigestion, rheu.
matism nprypisness. kidney and
liver tlts Sold by Mountain City
Drug Store, Hall Drug Store and
al reliable druggists.
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es win crushed fee and a sDrlg Of

es with crushed ice and a sprlg Of
mint.
Six lemons. 8 cups sugar, 5 plnts
water.
Make a strip by boiling the
sugar and water for ten minutes
Add the juice OF the lemoss and
the grated rind OF three. Cool and
dilute with ice water. This strip
may be put into sterilized cans
while boiling and kept TO use when
needed.
Copyright, 1921 by N. E. A.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16

Mpod hadit1pnt consideration I
,gpo.
Floyd EDwts ana Hisaheth IieT|
10 Geurge a phlliips 81 Ia olaf
stteet eensldefAtioh u 6tc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-15
TUEsDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS MARCH Il. 1921.

side IN the debate held q Rock Is
land, being represented BY Lester
Palmer, Earl Hanson And Barbara
0arst, With Cafriep EkhIad g n
ternate. The Affirmative team viii
meet Monmouth's negative team ct
Monmouth At the same time, the
negative side being represented by
Ffitiof Ffyxell, Malvin Lundeen
and Cyrus Churchill, with Howard
Anderson - alternate.
Thursdays meet with Monmouth
holds much interest for literary
societies Of Augustana, as the
Monmouth school is represented by
= strong team, which this season
has defeated Ripon college Of Wis
consin and Northwestern college Of
Naperville.
At the call for candidates, Is re-
ported to A. F. Schersten, coach.
Professor Schersten has been send
ing his teams through strenuous
drilling since the first of the, year,
and the strength Of this years
teams is high in comparison with
other years.
Judges Of Thursdays contest are:
Jerome Bartlett of Muscatine.
Clark Of Galva and F. w. Hicks Of
Clinton.
AugustanA will meet both Garth
age and Illinois college later in the
season.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-15
LOAN SERVICES
TO STATE BODY


o. r. Hildebrandt, managing sec
retary of the Rock Island Cham
Der Of Commerce, will be in Mon
mouth Monday and Tuesday of next
week In the interests Of the MEM
bershtp campaign OF the Illinois
Chamber Of Commerce. His ser
vices have been loaned to the state
organization for those two days.
Secretary Hildebrandt will adj
dress the members OF the Mon
mouth organization In behalf Of
their afiliation with the state cham
Der, During the two days he will
personally solicit prospects.
The secretaries of the commercial
organizations Of Illinois will hold
their annual meeting at Springfield,
March 30-31. They hope to have
the largest attendance in the his
tory Of their conventions,
On the night of March 30, a ban
quet will be served at the St. Mich
olas hotel. at which each Chamber
Of Commerce Is inviting its state
representatives and senator's to be
present Former Governor Low
den will speak in behalf of the
legislators and President Wood