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L,G. r. Richardson. Cashier of the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
G.E- RICHARDSON. Cashier.
H. X. Schroeder
Correct Attest:
tE. r. Waite
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. this 10th day
Of Jan. 1891. Harlan J. Bushfeid.
fsEALl Notxry Public.
NV Commission expires Aug IS. isc<-
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were spent among his friends IN h:7
naiil" Baltimore. He Was picturesque
iIrurr on the streets. Nutwlths landing
his h;gn office. HES Em!n-ncc was one
Of the most democratic OF Americans
During his dan" walks about the city
he r"cc!vri the respectful solutions
uf PERSONS "l all taithS. responding
with has genial aud cordial smile wheth-
"r :" u Policeman or distinguished
iInImCi"-.
Carolina! Gibbons retained 10 the last
a keen interest IN sociology.
We are confronted by - least three
great evils" he said in 4 recent inter
Jew They are pOiygamy and divorce:
imperfect "duCatiu and tho tendency
Of our women to become like men and
less vomanlyI Woman occupies tn:
throne III the home. She could not seek
another one That has been proved
time ard again in history. and that IS
why | Am opposed to woman suffrage.
Thu. trend IL III" times and the pow
ere 81 tn" press rs protector OF So
rirty greatly impressed Cardinal Cab
bnnS during the last years of his life.
This power of the press IS incalcu-
liable" n" s-tid. in speaking OF recent
dcycluumpntS. Its argus. almost
sca-chlight eye is ever looking for the
weak spot in humanity. TO throw It into
cold prominence. As Il rule. the public
exposures Of public men are now public
hrnrfactinnS. The Shattoring or popu.
lar IDOLS haS Of late become 4 thing Of
almost daily occurrence. 1t is sad
thing TO contemplate. but it Is an In
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IN" personal acGuaintanC". Of every
Hul. the Sisters If Mercy and butt Tor
them - S'h",l Tor n"eC""S nnd whites. -
"I:r!ist"u teaches m" that we arc az,
children II ia" sam" Father. n" Once
s.I.h w" arr MI brothers AMI Si|'"t~
# ihr am" Rrd""m"r. and CONSEQUENT :
H. members Of the sam" family. IL
i",rh'S IL" IA" hr"thcrh""d Ui h"''''"
A Hard Worker
Tn" i.ardwurk.ng Young hiSh"P WI,
srnt Ia Richmond N lHI2. II" h"iit anu
enlarged schools. asylums. and chur"h'S
in Eicnmund. Petersburg. and i"rtS-
mouth. His untiring labor attracted
IA" attention Of Archbishop Ihyiey 81
III" Baltimore dior"sc. Through his IN
fu"nrr. Hish"r Gibbons became his
cordJutrr \ few months later Arch
bishop lMyI"y died. Bishop Gibbons
~ years Of age became Archbishop or
IN" diocese. then IN" highest diEnitarT
II tho Roman Catholic church IN the
United States.
As Archbishop. ho headed the delega-
ton Of American prclatcS {" Rome in
1888 He outlined their plans for the
third primary ""un"!! to be- held III"
next year. Pop" Leo NIL. appointed
him tu pr"sid" over the council. He
dirrct,L IN" enactment Of many new
d"Cr""s which were favorably approved
TIL" hrIlliant "N"rntir" ability OF
Archbishop Gibbons was immediately
recognized lie Was created a cardinal.
Il prime" Of the church. n quarter CON-
fury after h" had entered tn" priest
hnud This was IN lSS6--hr was then
81 yr:tS OF age.
The impressive ceremonies took place
in his home city and cathedral in Baiti-
more. In tn" prrS"n"" Of hierarchy OF
tho church, Cardinal Gibbons was cloth
,sI n 10 IN nf r
rived in Rome tho following year and
received n" apostolic and admission
into the college Of cardinals. the TWEEN
tv-fifth in succession.
Celebrated Centenary OF Churches In
United States
Cardinal Gihh"nS celebrated III" cen
;cnary of III" founding Of tn" catholic
hierarchy in IN" United states IN 1888.
He convened the first national congress
"r r"iholic laymcu N the United states
in Washington. and was It's chancellor
since its foundation He was tn" first
Roman Catholic prclate in the United
States to tax" part IN tho election OF 4
pope. casting his hanot for Plus x.
The scholarship and Craftsmanship OF
Cardinal Gibbons has been recognized
10y throl0gianS OF All deeds.
"HcliGion." ne SAID shortly hefor" ms
death, us the only solid basis for So
cicty Religion iS to society what &C.
mcnt is to a modern building; II MAKES
All parts compact and coherent. Inc
teachings az Christ have been the bass
~ ali christian legislation for nrar!Y
. 600 years and continue To b" IN" iiEht
and guide for hundreds OF millions or
souls Neither Scion nor l.ycurguS nor
IuSt;nia nor NAPOLEON nor any "thc.
irarn'r Of laws ever "Hrrt"d a t'l' or
the influence which the gospel OF thF.St
exercises on the human races.
A Picturesque Figure.
The las. days OF Cardinal G!hbor :
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u"rri,, and Sociological questions Hrr"
frequently sought by newspapers. IL M
;.rl lows h., rndurs"d IN" plan for tn"
".tnl,i siIrn"ni q: IN. Jewish h"In" land
IN I.lt"s.t nv. -. "pp"-,i t." E"N'rnn"ni
"Wnrrshtp Of puhlic utj!"I"N mh!nt unrd
taal prO!!ib!i on i.l"iru' "fh' invasion 81
hulm" and ~acr..n"u'ai practice CON
LrInnrL .SOrrr. praised IA" work Of tn"
SaiN.,,I"n Army n France. favored
American military training. !mT"Ttun"d
the clergy /" night H"lNh"vl"nl. demand
ri that the TURK should i" driven from
t.urup" and appealed TO TIA" public 10
support Americas entrance INTO TN"
league II nations. y; \ convention az
rIS>h Nati"naIi-is u lhr!ai"!ph:a h"
expressed the h"i" ina: Ih. Paris I"Ic"
conference ",uid max" i p"~Sil'r TO
FREE Ireland" IT.. WIS on" q! the adv"-
Gates Of N"Ehh"r day, for stimulating
fraternity and community spirit among
AInrrirHn- In 4 Proclamation lie d"S'G-
mated June :. i"r thi@ observance.
Born IN Baltimore
Eurn IN l;a!tim"rr. I'D. If irish pa
rents. 1uiy -. 1894. james Gibbons
spent h!S youth in Ireland. but when hr
was n lad If IA years his family r"tu7i-
ed To America and S"ttl"h IN New Or
leans. where II" acted a. "punctual GT"-
""rS boy. ,
Il look back on those carly days Of
hard work with pride" he said In Sp"ak-
NIX q! hts hoYh"Od. Il am llrm be-
lever in the school OF hard ana honest
labor"
HIS ambition for tho priesthood began
In those carly day. At Il h" h".an
urrparationS for his S"rViCc in the ls"-
man Catholic church Graduating with
distinguished honor from historic 81.
Churl-S college IN Maryland. hr purSu'd
his studies at the Seminary of 81: sui
pice and 81. Mary'S University IN RaIt-
more.
The average American is lover or
peace" he frequently remarked. nc
stands fur peace AZ HON" and abroad'
It,, us hope thai International disputes
Will rrvn he decided not hr STANDING
armies but by permanent courts or ar
b,trnti0n
At the close OF Ia" civil war. rather
Gibbons h"ram" prIVat" SECRETARY "i
Archbishop SpaldinE. and was appointed
chancellor of the diocese. Through
strength OF character h" rapidly won
his way. He was elected aSSlS'an
chancellor to tho second llcnarr '"unrli
NJ Baltimore in 1866. Two years later
BY 4 bull Of Top" 'iuS n. INC !"uhE
PRIEST was translated ~ North carolina
where NJ served as tiulnT blSh"p anu
first NiCarapoStol;C 4,
His record in the Southern state Is
remarkable. II" Travelled among MS
people from tn" sea ~ tho mountains
eating from bare boards and sleeping IN
shabby cabins Thus 1t Is sad. II" hla"r
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Tributes to the Cardinal.

New York. March 2i-News "f the
death of Cardinal Gihobns in Baltimore.
was received here with universal en-
preston of regret from public officials
and church diGnitaricS "f all creeds.
Archbishop Patrick Hayes said:
His apostolic. civil and historic ga
recr. beginning with the Civil war. and
ending with tho worlds greatest con-
fIct. shines forth as one Of the most
striking in our annals
DIR. William r. Manning. rector Of Trim
.,y church and Episcopal bishop-elcct.
said:
Tic death OF Cardinal Gibbons IS a
loss to religion and To the country. He
was a great Christian. and n great Cit
zen. His name has long been held III
honor among our people"
1T is with deep regret. said Mayor
John +. Hylan. that | learn OF the
nassing Of James. Cardinal Gibbons. y
great churrhman and - great American
has passed away and the country VII!
kccnly feel his !oss."
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BEST MEDICINE OF ALL
FOR YOUR SICK STOMACH

Store 20. told their customers-'li
Eurinn.. Tablets don't 10 the work bet
ter than anything you ever took in your
life "" Will refund jost double what
they COS: YOU" Sine" then Burt"ne
Tablets have won 4 we'll deserved repu-
'"tion. They ar" sold everywhere nov.
Progressive druggists recommend them
i ."ai:S" ;hc guarantee stu! remains.
Duuhi" VIII: IN" tub" costs you II DuT-
ton" Tablets tai. :" do the work better
quicker AMI more satisfactory in every
way than anything you cverc took IN
your NE. Ii"t u CSC box At your drug
ri~;. TAKE one of IN" little tablets. An
other tonight. They make the stomach
f.. night.
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For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles

Il guar;,ntr" my ointment. SaEH l'st'
cr~"u ~ l:ufialu. to cur" "'"'mA, I"
stop the Itching at once and any r"i'a-
bile druggist Will rhccrfully r"iunh your
money Il pETEAtSpN'S ONT Ml.N
doesn't do everything ] s.tY = VIII do
William \. GarIry Of Franklin. y \"
is surely = wise man III writes: I
used PETEESON'S OINTMENT On a
little boy suffering terribly with e'I'-
ma II did the work.
Then thor" is N!"N. i"uite!: Il hraNe
fireman Of EuII1ln, who ~ glad Ia writ"
-; follows. Il had AN old *nr" m NY
leg for many wears. Tn" best doctors
rA.i~d PETERSDN'S OINTMENT on.
,r,.ly hcalr.l the sure quickly. MA
from OYER IN canada comes 4 letter
from \ Eln"kchy.. stating: IhH h'S'
ibInr ever hit for itching piles is
lETERSON'S OINTMENT" 4 big box
FOR - cents. Mail "rd"rS nllrd by re-
trrsun Ointment Co.. Inc. Buffalo, \. !.
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SPANISH WAR WOVEN
POSTPONE INITIATION

The ladies' auxiliary /" TN" United
Spanish War Veterans met 4; the head
quarters oGic" ohio Valley Camp No.
last night. Mrs. J. NJ. Peters presided
over tn" mee;in" TIN" initiation c"r"-
monies scheduled for this meeting were
post pnncd until April Is on account OF
the Delayed arriva! OF tho installation
committee who Will preside over n" in
s,itution ceremonies. Twelve new Nom
hers were received into the auxiliary
at last nights meeting.
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FARMS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION
Bv Order of the Court in Court
land, Southampton County,
Virginia, ON Wednes-
day, March 80, 1921

.,n3 owned by Land Company
,,n j..r hands OF Receiver mus;
n.. e.. Farms OF all sizes can be
~. -. -! .l Your on pri,r and On
....- q. terms. F'ert!i" land. good
..:.uII:cS. artrS!tU w-tiS: Saw Hall.
.areAnuse crrneut. brick and III"
ri.ntS railroad running 'hr"ug..
rrurrrty: every farm within two
rrGr. OF railroad station. near good
schools and churches. Near /"
Courtland. which - the prosperous
and growing County Sea- or on" "t
YIrs:nta's most cnterpriSlng CUuu-
ties
Besides IN" many farms which
will he sold At auction th"r" viii 10
a number OF others offered at pri-
yate Salo At lowest prizes
Take train 10 Suffolk. from thrT"
10 Cour:!nn4 Ma tn" southern Rail
road. II you can come a day or i~o
harore sale. communicate with Rev.
y. K Raaho. CarerDn. FtrG,nia.
and he will moot you in CORTLAND
at tho time you designate"
n.ar-c5-26-2s
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won BY HERMAN

New Yori.. March 2t--P"i" l!"1n'ahh'
former bantamw"ight champion. tonight
knoc,rL OFT George Alarms, "i New
York. ir tn" first r"uN! 90 hii""h
round bout here. II WIS ll"-m'nn.S hrS'
match since h" knocked on Jimmy
Wilde. British nyw"iEht champion.
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ARMISTICE DAY
fcouttnued Prom Page one.)

v.,s introduced aS ~ n"w x "nIy |" nav"
th, subject matter h'f"r" tn mrin'"T*.
/, will prh.hly hc rewritten FACTOR" II -
submitted e. Il ynt". II It ~ r'I"ri"" ~
all.
"R.o,l,Hts htv.. ..,'a coming III rom
,r ,,r,s of th, STATE. n,dira'InE ia" de-
sire of tn. citizens - >''i"" their 1'n'''
rnni. To- IN" COMMITTEE" ! h"Ii"Nr t"a'
il viii b" necessary for IN" nous" ana
s.p,t. Commuters I" get '"Er'h"r on
;h. question aud hold JOINT ""Ssi"n~
p.i.rair I; w McrT:ntir. If Rama" lac
county. chairman ~ til" h"uS" ha.trN"
committee stated that h" favored "n'h
meetings
comproIuiee Measuro.
Tho belief At mary "'nt'hh'" !" "'
that IN. tax m"a$ur" finally brought
out for the Sd"ra;i"n "t Ia" I"Ei%t'-
;ur4 consist mainly IN an increase In IN"
rx,rss of a "prufitS" tax appiiah'r I"
cyr-y BUSINESS rather thNn 70 corpora
tiuns alone.
Among the interesting Developments
nc ,h,. dav in the house Of delegates WIS
,h,. first reading Of tn" bills increasing
~, ,..,I,r..> Of va7iou$Sounty officers in
all rart4 at tn" state. Among th"S"
considered was tho "n" raising lr"S"cn-
tor Fart q. EnChmannS salary I" st."""
a, wear. Much arruinE among members
of rho house marked tn" SurC">Stul at
,rmp,S Ia carry tho bills from first 10
second reading
Delegate. J. : Zimmerman. l"m"-
cratic fInrr leader. stated that the meas
urrs were without doubt unr"nStituti"n-
=, Others followed with statements
that tins has not Yet been dr, idcd.
pclrra,r Harry A. Weiss. Of oh!"
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Rrother Not Informed.

New ORLEANS. March 24.-WOrd OF the
death nf cndiHn. Gibbons was not COM
inundated to his only living brother.
John T Gibbons. here today. hecauS"
of the Iattcrs serious condition from a
prolonged illness. For many years III"
lat" cardinal came here annually f"- e
! vacation
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EASTER RECESS
RECONSTRUCTED
AND ADOPT

Charleston. V. Va. March @i-lH-
feat Of tho prcposel for an Easter h".i-
dar recess In the senate "Wednesday
was turned into victory today wien
Senator Hunter obtained r"""nsid"r''-
,iur and Immediate action under SuS-
prus!pn - rules 10y u clos" t"o-th!Fds
vote OF Il to :
Upon passage OF thc h"uS" joint r"S"-
luton 10 recess. the vote stood 20 :" ..
Senators Il;lEcr. MctHar"n and YORK
transferring IN" ayes and Senator burr
4 no" on tho mrs; I'll call. n"; voting
on the second Senators liar'n"r li;tT-
man AMI Sanders "py"H.'d IN" resolution
both times Senator ShaCkl"t"ri on
of thoS" who reversed his position an
the rrCrSs cxplain"d 'hat Il" "'S IN
furncri Ivy his VII" aad children Who
wan, him -" COM. HON" for t.aS;"T.
Thu PROCESS holds tn both houses until
next Tuesday afternoon nj "r."rk.
I: is SAID shat probably halr the Lt"-
makers vii! remain in Charleston I've
cause of IN" distance which separates
the Capi.u. from .hI- homes
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Druggist Says Burtone Fa,
vorite Only Thing on
His Shelf With a Double
Guarantee.
ONE TONIGHT MAKES
THE STOMACH RIGHT

Af,cr selecting l:ur:"nr TA1'Ts AS
~ l--S' possible r"rn"'iN Cor weak. sour
casey stomach. hcirhtnE spells AMI KIM
bred t-"uhl"S arising from constipation.
or = ,i!Su-Irrrd stomach tho United
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FOR SALE-Al, kinds o:

FOR SALE-All kinds o: tu!t trees and
,.rub5"ry. from stark Bros: the lars-
49, ard best nursery IN the world. Every
yu!rs guaranteed true 10 name prop
Walker salesman, West Alexander. "a.
N"'"''' t-2S-t
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roS SAIL

roS sALE-Two very desirable lots *
Holloway. o. near X. Of I. nall. VIII
build houses - SUIT purchaser on
a'.cyt nm reasonable terms. TIE Scot:
Lumber Co, bridgeport. o. t-l4-Slt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S!rl for genera
49,. ~, t:-ov, Isl mr-24-.
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pos sALE-NaSc Scttn. : PASSENGER:
',I.i model Studrbahrr touring
...,,.ngrr DEMONSTRATION. 1871 model T.:
bit. r., used vcr% hi'l" and rau'pi"'
o.. .a-rable saving. Ph"n. """ISI2'"
W mr-c3j
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Observation-Disclosures Sir. t"r genera
Sa,,en,.n-r ,,hn understands cooking.
phone Elm Grove y. H'E--S-'
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ron sAnE-RriScoe Eve passenger. cS-
,e"ru, condition. five good TRES; a
b,,-cn,n for cash. Cali wheeling 1885,.
" @''' " Inr-%3-i
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vo4 SAx.E-ioo 1--we Faster rah':tS
twh;:c) on sale nov. Ak br'Iah.Hh
Go lnl2 Market 81 '"'--'-'
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POR SALE.

wANrED-Wh:tN maid for Ehamhcr
maid and lauIdry WORK ~ "a
Sneidel NcLur" Nnc"I nF--S-'
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r.uuly. prfi u'"A am 2in'n"'i''"' 80 49,
,h.... measures whlrh w"uh man. W
rm.c:!.c Iuly |. 1911 Tia" hw'''''''
WAS refused ON ~ except ON" '"""'N
biz, |. - Understood HAT INC 'i'f WIZ
p main al. .,>ymd reading I"nd'hE -
division
social Diseases ELL.
TN. y,ciui d!s.a.cS h.l!. a m"AH"r'
,,.rr.urrd h,. The state t-'a-d "t h'N''"'
,,roy,d;n,. 10y rubIir treatment "i p'"T''
So Affected was rrp"ricd "Ht 81 IN" T'"'
.. .u,nmit;,e ON mrdicin" and SANTA
,!nn ,oI.,y Without recommendation III
NJ v g .ll.-. s,.t.atu- from h;'h'""H
,.oun.y stated that his COMMITTEE" III"
not wish 10 x" Oh record r"Ea7'lnS
p.l uuu! II has been NOR" freely as
,.,.~.;rd The rn".sur" L. r"rir! "l''' TIC
Whrr,i,:r cl!nl, ordinance.
From the ,rcsrr: outlook. = appears
,n.,, ,h.. fears Of Wheeling rc"p." that
IIuu,!nrtuu'Y charter lin. n'w h"l"T'
Tho legislature would max" her IN" hrHl
,."y Of the state ar" uH;"und"d. ne
);.noy,-,'rrHn charter. a count r-mcaS-
mr., has h"rn r"I~r,"h "ut II IN" h"'i$r
COMMITTEE, ON municipalities and w"
probably pass In th.S cas-" IN" pro
n,..,.J extension Of NuriiNEiun'S by
which s:h" wruId ts1uiT" territory II,
Wayu, county j. lost. l. VIII l." NJ"
n thu. committee room T"nd,nS IN" &C
ZION ON ;h,, h:ll now "u:.
House hril 49,. providing f"T ~" a'-
,,p'ancr hv IN" stat" Of In" r"Hthi!'t'-
,iu,, offer ~ IN" government whereby
,hoea vino a-r crippled IN Industry
would be- educated Ia suitable" vacations
VAS H., cd.
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BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD
10 MIN. TO ANSWER THIS.

Chef Louis DIS showing tho eHac:
ratio n which cheese and crackers
should b" CONSUMED. Says Louis:
The baianc" board which Weighs
one-halt as much aS the Cae'Sr. has
four-ffths Of It's length on one side OF
the balance point TIL" cheese weighs
ten pounds. So who can tell the weigh;
of the crackers
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wAHrEp-Two maids for domltorE NJ
STATE Norma! school, Yves; LOFTY.
W Y, ,;r-od nay and pleasant working
copSit,o,s write or phone Wo"dS,iale
-,Ms - ~ nr-2I- 2G-25-3S
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wANrEDNIady or gentleman. as agent
20 secure names of persons who dcSir"
% get fire Insurance ~ about on"-halt
a, ,hc regular date. Call 3569-M wheel
fnS NT-i'-t
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wANTED-StenOGrap position. four
years experience. Fest references. Nd
dress A. r. care lntc!lircnCCr. mrs l
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wANTED-A9ENTS.

500 AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE roe
SffrCHEIL's MAGIC MARvEL WASH
ING COMPOUND. 5000 PROFIT
CNoMN0n4 REPEAT" Washes
Clothes SpotlcSSly clean In ten 10 hrte"n
minutes. one hundred other uStS in
every Nome hstounds and Delights
every woman. Nothing else like IL Ma
turns rnighticSt cleanser: contains n"
lyr lime acid or WAX. IRE" samples f"T'
r;sh.d 10 boost sales We positively
tuo-antrr TIE sale rs every package
Exclusive territory own your own bust
moss. You cannot fail 10 make b.
money. Baker Ohio made 5000. last
month S-rd ro7 free sample and proof
furry. hustle, grab this chance. l.
Mitchell 4 60. ReSk ITO. l3OH-l3l4
6lSt. Chicago. 'EAr-IW
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Answer 20 Yesterdays Puzzle.
The rrhuS represented prumhSh and
Black, bass.
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Many Petitions.

Tn" S"aHt" RECEIVED many petitions
to-day Tw" suhu.!t;ri ~ S"rlur Nor
ton r"EiStrr",l protests uf Webster ""Un-
t. citizens against changing section -.
Of the good roads h.ii. which provides
FOR pportiunmrnt ni road construction
->nrk among thu ~ counties Of N" state"
End against tho boxing and racing bills.
the latter already Killed. tn" petitions
from Marion c"UntI. presented hi soma
tor Bowers. protest against IN" Far
mont charter BIZ. In its rUrp'N" I" tax"
in certain outlying sections.
Clerk Harms, Of thC senate, rad
telegram from V;rri! l.. Highland. ot
Clarksburg. IN whnh Highland s'td tha,
Fred ShIun denied h" had signed or "u-
thor:z-d his Sirp"'Ir" :" III" Jr"t"S;
AGAINST ,cEiSEtt!v" action on I'll" tEtrk>-
burg charter bill which MAS read IN IN"
two houses earlier IN tn" week. ShinnN
narnn - said 10 hHN" appeared AZ ~"
first signatory t. thc protest Sh.nn IS
chairman Of the DcmUcrat!c county com
nlittCc Of Harrison.
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Measures Parsed.

The lower house held morning ana
afternoon sessions to-day. Th"r" Ny"
heavy calcud,rs in h"iH chambers and
ConNid"rth;" tim" wa9 taken IN acting
on amendments offered tn bills on SOC
ond reading. Tho S"nat" passed THREE"
hills ard the house two and There IVES
one full enactment. tn" NV ,aw. when
Governor Morgan approves il. was IN
PRODUCED in tho scnat" 10y Senator Mo
Clarcn and IN M h"uS" by Delegate
Stroth"r. Il Authorizes the county
court Of Mcdowell Ia lay levy not L"
exceed 10 cents on every 500 Of tax
able prnrr-ty :" Tr,v tn" cos. OF main
Il. n!nr 4 IlCntnl riin,r
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wANrrpARousn on APARTmMT.

wANrED-To rent five room house or
apartment centrally located In Wheel
ing py family OF two: no children
I'hone Martins Ferry 339-W. mr-ls-S
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Medical Measures.

Tn" S"rHt" cnfr:u.:t"' on lnrc;r.n" ana
p sanitation mad" q Favorable" report 81
-four bi,iS ON" PROV id"S for III" "Stah-
i!Shmcnt Of clinics for IN" treatment a.;
certain blood diseases; another creates
a state board Of ,hiropract!C Examiners
and prrSrrih"S il duties. I'll" mir!
authorizes a dental clinic for M:nE"
county and n" foVTih am, mis- the act
creating the state d. i,,rtin'n; "i u"Hith.
80 rs 10 make N" state !hIhli' health
,uuNrI. consist uf IN" ,omm.I~i"r"c II
health one ..ihcr"n, "t tn" "h''trlr
Srhnu, Of m"Lir,n"." one !."m''i',th'c
and four Il,pIth.C nl"in h"r~
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:, - me duty and s'!ru'd w. tn" d"iirh'
rf every citizen t" strengthen an" "'f-
r,,.atc cur ruN"rurn"n' h! observance
nr It's laws and l.: the integers! Il INC
,,,IN,, life