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Let tears bedim his bright p!ue @ eye
Then, maybe, hell let this get by.
DON Q.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
BARON IRELAND.

"Why in hell don't you keep still7"
Mr.. Charles w. Morse is quoted by The
World as having said to newspapcrmen
who asked him whether he had any
thing to say about the governments
investigation of his .shipbuilding for 1t.
Whether any newspaperman replied to
Mr.. Morse's query the record fails to
state, but one answer might have been
to the effect that it is the newspaper
mans job, as public servant, to print
the news; and that he couldn't get the
news by keeping still.
Also It occurs to us that the news
paperman meets only two classes: Those
who want to know why he printed it and
those who want to know why he didn't.
And in the course of years the news
paperman who, in an effort at honesty,
prints many things and omits printing
many things loses many friendships--
friendships insecurely founded, perhaps,
but friendships whose wabbly founda-
tions seem safe until they crumble. Our
advice to young men about to enter
journalism is to enter it if possible, for
any other business or profession seems
to us like shooting craps for no stakes
But to the youth we should add: "Any
friends you must consider as just so
much velvet"
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Book Reviews

A glorious book by comic great man
Is "A Book Of Drawings" by H. M
Bateman.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14

Speaking Of verbal campaigns, while
intrigue" and Intriguing" are on the
CREASED toboggan, there is an amusing
tendency, in the younger loquacious
set, to overwork "amazing"; and an
amazing popularity for amusing"
Yesterday we heard a rug, a young
man, drink, collar, and an automo-
bile described as amusing. And, anus
ingly enough, only the drink was.
The Traffic Cops Honor Roll
The handsomest cop is that tall,
straight blond
Who never says word,
But blows a nasty whistle at
Fourth Avenue and Twenty-third,
But the incest cop is the chatty ono
With disposition sweet
Who steers across woman with a
baby carriage and flock of at
tendant infants; bawls out an over
anxious taxi driver; assures timor-
Gus souls by smiles and waves Of
the paw that they may cross in
safety; marshals squads Of school
children while mail and express
trucks wait; knows every pedes-
trian intimately, or at least says
Good morning!" to each with an
intimate air; chats with all the
ladies while plotting them over;
spoofs the Village maidens and
rags the Village boys; never let's
so much as flivver get by with
out his approval; and all the time
gives the impression of being a
charming but rather busy host at
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COLLEGE, HEIGHTS

Miss Agnes Yingling and Miss Edith
Case. OF Green street, spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. John Baker.
MIR Clarence staub spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting his sister and
mother. M Finkaburg.
The lrat Church OF God al West
minister viii hold It's missionary meet
ing Sunday evening al Z O'Clock at
which time there VIII be recitations.
Mr.. UrIah Miller. Mr. Herbert Mil
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs Wesley King mo-
tored 10 Deep Run To attend the sale
OF Rebecca Earhart last Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Manager and bis mother
and Mrs. Wesley King spent the past
Friday at Medford.
Mr.. and Mrs, King spent Saturday
evening with Mr. Vantossen ON Green
street.
Mr.. J. II. Gonso and wife, Mr. James
Smith and MIR and Mrs. Harvey Eek
ard attended the baptizing az Carroll
ton Sunday afternoon.
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SMALLWOOD

A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home OF Mr.. John Spencer Sat
urday, November 10, in honor OF his
Goth birthday which was Sunday, No
yember 20. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Baker, Mr.. AID
Mrs. Andrew Spencer, Mr.. and Mes.
Carroll Logue, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Welsh, Grace Spencer, Martha, Alice.
isa William. Mable plack. Thelma
Welsh. Frace Spencer. Martha, Alice,
Dorothy and l.arue Logue, Rosa Spen-
GER Mr.. John Spencer MILFORD Logue.
Mrs Louisa Baker.
Miss Mable Plack spent Saturday at
Mrs. Florence Owing's
The Deer Park Christian Endeavor
will hold calendar supper at Small.
wood Hall. Thursday. December l.
MIR. Smith, State Junior superln-
tendent and Mr. Carroll Wright used
the Sunday school hour on Sunday 70
reorganize a junior Christian Endca
v0r. Miss Lille Lambin was made
superintendent and Mrs. Estella Lcp-
DO assistant superintendent.
Miss Amanda William is helping to
care for Mr.. George Buckingham who
il very sick. at his brothers Mr.. iIar-
~ Buckingham; also Mrs. Fannie
Buckingham and Miss Mary Lockari
are still very sick
Callers at Mr. John Spencer sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. George Brink
man and son, Russell. and Nh. and
Mrs. James Barnes and two children
Ivan and Enniee, all Of Baltimore.
Mr. Frank Prick has moved TO his
new home on the State road
Nh. and Mrs. Fink and son, How
ard, spent Sunday evening at Mrs
Mary Boards.
Sunday school Sunday morning 10 q
N. Deer Park Jr Christian Endeavoi
G.45 y. m, Christian Endeayor 1880
Leader. Mrs, Viola Baker Topic
"chrIstian Progress Among the lmmi
grants" lisa 43 III
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No. SsS7 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court Tor Carroll Coun'
~. sitting uR a Court 81 Equity
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benjamin p Rieler ot AL Plaintiffs.
"a. VILLA T. Rigler % al. Dcfsn
dnntN.
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Reisterstqhn. on Sunday.
Mr.. ans Mrs. Wilson Heintzleman,
.of baltimore, spent Sunday with the
latter's uncle, Mg Albert stull and
family.
The Sunday School Rally on Sun.
day was well attended and quite a
success, having with IA speakers ana
singers from Baltimore, Union Bridge
New Windsor, Westminster Woodcna-
burg st. Psuls, Pleasant Grove and
Wesley
Mr.. Harry Sull, OF vt. Washington.
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E'LECTtON NOTICE.

Notice 81 hereby given that the an
nunl meeting Of the members Of The
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Of
Carroll County. for the election % ten
year, will be held NJ the otiico Of the
Company. $50 East Main street West
Minister Md. on Monday, the 5ih day
oi December, 1921. between tho hour
ot 10 O'Clock a. ms and II o'clock q.
m.
c, GLOYD LYNCH, Sec.
nov l0-3t
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EMORY

Sunday school at 2. Preaching at 81
Revival at s. Come one and al, and
come early.
Mrs. William Green will entertain
the Ladies' Aid Society on December
1.
Ladies' Aid Society win hold on oys-
ter supper at Mr.. Wesley Bonds on
December 3. If weather is unfavorable
ii VIII be held the following Weines-
day night. Come and get the good
things in store for you.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Rohrbaugh vis-
tied their brother, MIR. Fred Fowble, OF
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POSSIBLE.

Creditor shall cail at your house
every week until You pay this ac-
count, sir.
Debtor Then. sir, there seems cv-
cry probability Of our acquaintance
ship rlpening into friendship
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spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ley Carr.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Green visited Mr.
and Mrs {. q. Havef on Sunday.
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POPULAR MALADY.

1.-THE only remedy for malaria Is
whisky and quinine."
where can you get TT"
what. whisky7"
"No, malaria. "--Karikaturen, Chris
tiania.
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In The Circuit Court Tor Carroll Coun-
~ sitting as Court 81 Equity
benjamin ,. Rigler 1t al, Plaintiffs.
"a. VILLA r. Higler % al. Dcfsn-
danta
ORDERED by the Circuit Court Tor
Carroll County, sitting as a Court n
Equity In above entitled cause this
10Th day Of November. 1921, that the
unEatiahed creditors Of George rig
Ter late ~ Carroll County Maryland
deceased be and they arc hereby re-
CURED % Ole their claims with the
vouchers thereof With The Clerk Of
said Court or or before the 9th day 81
January. 1872 provided lhlB notice be
inserted IN some newspaper publish
I'd IN Carroll CouHty once IN caCh "
ghree successive weeks before the agh
dsy Vt December. 1891 The gnaRtlaa
fed creditors ~ George RlFicr are
AZ required and that after the gth day
Df January. 1899 the Auditor viii pro.
coed to state an account allowing az
proper costs and expenses and une
satisfied claims out % tire fundh in the
hands nf the Trustees IN this cause
ana the balance thHn ien FOR AiBtri-
button viii be- distributed 10 the widow
and hcira-at-lnw ~ said George Rig
Ter. deceased according 10 their re-
spcctiye TIrhta and interests
CHARLES q. CLEMSON,
Auditor.
nov IE.Vf
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Little tots fviU get out in the drafts
Bit the Perfection uN broOide instant heat-econonicaHy

And the Perfection is unusually
economical now for Aladdin Sc
curity Oil costs only about half of
its former price.
Over million families are econo-
mixing on coal by heating their
homes SeiecfiveT. They keep the
whole house warm with the regu-
lar coal heater and use a Pcrfec-
ton, the portable radiator" to
make drafty halls, bay windows and
living rooms comfortable and safe.
The Perfection supplies heat in
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stantly, just where you want it,
when you need ii. No fuel waste,
easy TO carry about. Itis ornamen-
tai and durable. 1t burns for 10
hours on single gallon Of kerosene.
Then, too, the Perfection has a
score Of practical uses in every
home, such as drying. clothes on
rainy days, heating small amounts
OF water, warming baby's milk.
Hardware, housefurnisbing and department
stores sell the Perfection. Let your dealer
explain its sturdy construction and smoke.
less wick adjustment
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DIR. r. r. WELLS

DR.. r. r. WELLS
Announces q change OF Location from
NO. 1872 EAST MAIN STREET.
TO
NO. 7 EAST MAIN STREET,
Rad Floor, over kiee & ti0tf's Sales
room. Telephone 26s
novis.ot
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another cut the plate while she was
still protesting.
u tell you ] didn't strike either
time" she stormed, with flaming
cheeks.
"BatteruR" was the only COM
ment Jffom The autocrat.
But the batter was upheld by
tho rest of the team and as the deck
hand refused to function under the
circumstances, there was a hurried
conSultation between the pitcher
and the umpire and the. game went
on, or rather baek-to one strike
the usual result Of such arguments.
A vicious liner to short, a wild
throw to first and tho refractory
batter was on second, still telling
the umpire what a rotten umpire
he was.
But shortly after the game, the
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS oppoRruNfTIEs :

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -
Did you ever stop to consider
how much time you have wasted
and the freedom and pleasure you
have sacrificed yourself and yours
by working for the other fellow,
and did 1t never oceur to you that
you could establish yourself in a
nice little business OF some kind,
all your own? Stop for a minute,
give this matter a serious thought.
You are doing yourself a serious
injury by not at least making an
investigation or our plans of piac.
ing you In the business which you
have always had in mind, Of which
you have dreamed and pondered
over. You owe II TO yourself to do
this and the sooner you do the
better for you. Why? Simply be-
cause, We can place you In any
kind of business, anywhere IN
this good old U. S. A., you hays
In mind. Some territory Ell? Well
we make no statements we can't
make good. All we ask Is the
chance to demonstrate. You make
your wants known to US, We will
do the .reAt. To invoice yourself
and know Just what you want wild
be a valuable help to us in help
ing you, but in event You can't
determine just what you want, a
look over the following list Of
propositions which we have to Of.
fer may help you decide what you
want. Now II you don't see II list.
ed here don't think we have not
got it, for we either have 1t or can
get it for you quick. To decide
what you want is your own per.
sonal affair, but to assist you in
getting It. seeing that It is a money
making proposition, and last hui
] not least to know that you are alb,
soiutely satisfied, is OUR BUSL
! NESS. LOOK OVER THIS list
carefully and determine Just what
lyou want. then communicate with
us and II impossible for you to
visit us. one OF our Representatives
will call on you at once, with full
information .resdrding any. one Of
the propositions in which you may
be interested. 3 PICTURE
SHOWS: 3-GRooERY STORES;
| 1-HARDWARE STORE; e.
GENERAL. STORES: 2-LAuN.
DRIES; 1-JEWELRY STORE;
1GBEAUTY .PARLoR; 2-MEAT
MARKETS; 2-GARAGEs; Il
BoTTLiNG PLANT; APART.
MENT HOUSES; 3-REsTAU.
RANTS, GASOLINE STATION
2-CtGAR STORES: 1-FuRNI.
TuRE STORE; FARMS; a.
COAL MINES; 6-BUstNEss
LOTS; 210-REsIDENCE LoTs.
Tor fill Information Regarding any
Of the above or any otheh PROPOSE.
ton that you have in inifid, cali Or
write. INTERSTATE BUSINESS
ExcHAN1Es 20S SECURITY
BANK. & TRUST BLDG, CHAR.
LESION, ". va. Si1t.st-651A
l = =
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same batter and the same umpire
were seen strolling away toward a
shady cpyert bit this time the rm-
pite WIS dong the talking md
there was 4 different look n the
erstwhils hat teri oyes Hnweyef
tia thas nothing V do VITA tlie
game-at least The kind 81 game
herein described. I
At the end Of two hours, the
score stood u to ~, or vice versa
nobody knows which, and who
cares
Among the Fairmont visitors
were MesdameS ]. 2. GrimSIey,
Lena Caldara, William 3, Nc.
Comas, Misses Ruth Fleming and
Ruth Merrifeld and Lawrence a.
Gather.
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! MALE HELP WAITED

WANTED-BARBERs out Of prac.
tice; also men and women TO
earn the barber trade. The Globe
BARBER College, 439 Third avenue,
'lttsburgh, Pa, S.ftst-55sA
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished bed,
room, with breakfast and supper.
Two gentlemen preferred 800 Ben.
oni avenue. s.s.3t-512A
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A snewstofm followed a drop
from % degrees Of heat at Heise,
idaho, July I.
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FOR RBNT-Clean, well kept room
centrally located. Ready now for
refined gentleman. Apply 524 Pier.
pont avenue. S-s.St-51sA
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Yellowstone Is the only natione.
park where no private holdings
have ever existed.
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FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms. Phone 643, street number
204 Albert Court. s,9.st-517A
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FOR SALES room house. o.,
South Side, Locust avenue. Write
Box 640.A care The West Wiz.
gtnian. s.1tst-54oA
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SPECIAL NOTICE
BOARD OF EpuCAT1oSsLEVYI
ESTIMATE.
State Of West Virginia, County Of
Marion, To.Wit:

~ h0A1kElNkf0I raw F1Ws
Alta regular session of the board
Of education 81 Paw Paw district
Of Marion county held at the feg-
tilar Meeting place thereof, on the
second Tuesday in August, 1891.
Present; w. D. Yost, president OF
said board Of education, and n l.
Tennaht, John D. T Tenant, coniniss
siohefs.T 4, ga 4 Fl';
In accordance with, chapter 1s,
Acts 1921, the board of education
proceeded 10 make up AN estimate
Of the amount necessary 10 b
levied for the current fiscal yeaf,
70 cover all district debts aid La
bilities payable during the year,
including the ptobabte expenditures
for district purpbses, and propet
allowances for delinquent taxes, ex.
ehefat lions and contink ehcies, hut
dedueting the money IN The treat.
ury apple abls 10 The service Of the
yeArs and district claims doth de-
terniiiie and estimate The several
Atnounts 10 BE- levied III follows. 4
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, PuHs
~ E71l7I ~ f1ftE5TSSs 50 y - n
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FOR RENT-Bedroom. Phone 14T4
J. COL East Park avenue.
s.9.3t-51sA
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FJRNIsHEp ROOMS

FOR Rents office rooms. sing.
ly or three in suite. Also suitable
for apartment. 315 Main ST., Call
7lo5-R 20 or 721 ]. s. 8 6tf5oS a
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FOR RENT-Bedroom with der
for writing. Convenient for bus,
mess man. Phone 609.J S.11.3tb5OA
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING AND SPECIAL NOTICES
s!PI.ElIJoulII Nt,IIcEl

of taxes for such purpossSs % Be
made for the current fiscal year.
Amount due from Sheriff s 10000
Total .,........, i. 1,4osol
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms. Phone
l157-J S.9-3t-513A
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FOR sALE-our entire stock Of
fine furniture at Ia to 1.2 Off
Ia our Midsummer Clearance Sale.
Home Furniture company.
i5a s;1ist-5lsA
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FOR RENT light Housekeeping
rooms. Phone S07.J, s2S Nuzum
Place. s.1o.st-5S1A
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FEMALE HELP WANTI1

WAHTED-Young lady expert.
enced In office work. Must alb.
solutely be accurate and depend
able. knowledge Of shorthand not
essential, but must be capable Of
operating typewriter. Apply at
saGt. ne,srenCe required, Apply al
courtneys' store s.1t,SL-562A
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FOR sALE[so used piano rolls.
So; 50 per dozen. 1905 CASTOR
avenue. u s.1l.at-54sA
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Estimat.ed pisbursements.

All expenditures payable ont Of
levy for maintenance fund purposes
for current fiscal year.
Delinquent taxes, dis
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FOR RENT light housekeeping
rooms. I'll Chicago street.
S.10.4t-523A
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AGENTS WANTED
LOST

LosT-Key ring, s to s keys,
bearing my name; return 10 ",
A. Digman, police station.
: s.1t.1t-s4sA
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personal.

ERsoNALSCut this out for
luck. Your future foretold; send
dime; age, birthdate for trial read.
ing. Madame zodella, Box 3ss, To.
ledol Ohio. S:l1.aL-545A
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Friday afternoon at 2 O'clock
beginning the second period Of o.
goods cumulative sale-Ady.
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FoksA.e

FOR sALE-0ne Simplex Ironing
Machine, good as new. Used
two months. Will sell cheap for
cash. eli Front St. ss4t-lasA
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Teachers Fund Estimate.
Estimated ReeeintS.

The amount due AM the. amount
that will become due and collectible
from every source for teachers'
tlnd purposes except iron, levy Of
taxes for such purposes to be made
for current fiscal year.
Balance due fund from q
Sheriff .,,..........Sl1, 94s.sa
Delinquent real estate, 70.
demPtipn and sales -. 10000
Total'.:. ..sl2,14s.s8
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FOR sALE-4o acres Ss65o. Good
productive I'LL land well fenced;
all cleared except about 10 acres,
with some timber and a lot Of 10
Gust, Fine large story frame
house With Z rooms aad s pof6heS.
Good barn and lot Of other good
buildings. fine water. Buildings
are worth double the price OF farm
but must sell to settle an estate.
On good road. 2 miles from town
Oh R. R. has phone and R. r. b. i;
fine neighborhood. Price ohly 81.
ESQ. one:halt cash, balance easy
yearly payments. Wfits for New
catalogue. NJ, i. TROUT REALTY
Co, II. v. Atkinson, Ast.s Near
thur, Ohio. S:11stts 554A
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New Building and Imrfoyen,ent
Fund Pnfhasss.
(ElementarH ana Htrh sehoei,A
Estimated Retetni

The amount due and lhe amount
that will heeon,s due and c1iisctibie
from every source fpr nsW building
and Improvement fahd puiposes.
except from the leyyi q ta&ss ior
such purposes 10 ID rnRtle for lie
current fiscal year.
Amount due fund from
sheriff .,...!.... X n4e an
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EVERY PIECE OF FUR.
1iture in our store reduced one,
fourth to une.halt. Home Furniture
company. s.11sst-StsA
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Estimated Disbursements.

All expenditures payable out Of
levy for teachers' fund purpose for
current year.
Delinquent taxes, dis.
count and exonerationsS 10000
Tuition Of elementary
pupils transferred to
other districts .,.........,,, 10000
Institute attendance ........ 625A0
Coupons Of credit ...,....... $4,000
month, ! months SsSs .., ps. 100000
district superintendent S S,SSS.SS
:, Total .s4s,675,oQ
Total estimated receipts siS,146.s3
Amount to be raised by
levy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ,52S.l1
And the board Of education doth
determine and estimate that II will
be necessary to raise $7,71s.99 for
maintenance fund purposes and
$84,52s.17 for teachers fund pur.
poses to conduct the schools in said
district for the term Of seven
months, and to pay the same will
require a levy Of ten cents (10c)
for maintenance fund purposes and
forty (4oc) for teachers. fund pur,
poses on each one hundred dollars
valuation Of all property taxable
in said Paw Paw district, based
upon the last assessment Of real
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EeR REIFlyIr

FOR RENT-Furnishsd front room
gentleman only. 12s Reeves ave.
Phone 2ae.R. s.lo-2t-s25A
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HIGH SCHOOL PURPOSES.
Maintenance Fund Estimate.
Estimated RecRinfa.

Total : Ans a.
Estimated Disbursements.
All expenditures payable out Of
eyy for maintenance fund for cur.
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FOR RENT-a large unfurnishett
rooms, electricity, gas, hot and
cold water; use OF bath. Dali 10
spenee 81 s.1o.3t-527A
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-18

All employed and professional
women are invited to attend the
second meeting of the employed
girls club to be held tomorrow
night in the parlors of the Y. w.
c. A. The organization of the club
will be completed at this meeting
and much important business will
be transacted. All who are inter-
ested are cordially requested to
be present.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-18

Loriel Blatchford. Miss Shana-
felt, who is a popular woman stu
dent, is the newly elected presi-
dent of the university Y. w. c. A..
while Mr.. Day is president OF 'he
IY. M. G.. A. Miss Shanafelt is a
Delta Phi and a member Of the
Philodosian Literary society. Mr..
Day is affiliated with Sigma Tau
fraternity and is a Websterian.
Roth are members Of the class Of
'22.
Miss Lena Morwitz, who has
been employed in Salem for sew
eral months and who has been
resident of the Y. w. c. A, left
yesterday for her home in West
Stayton. She will move with her
family in a short time to Mon
tana where they will reside. Miss
Morwitz plans to stop in Tacoma
for a short time to visit a friend.