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SCHOOLS FOR ALL

n ONGRESS bee actively Interested last proposal
national department OF education. headed 10y cabinet
member Leading educators have sought this additional federal
department years step higher educational standards
and effective educational work
II quite possible that secretary Of education would do more
American minds than commissioner of education
ing under secretary been able do.
tauy the department would deal money; in
head expense II the money will results spend
But
NJ secretary education do much than commS,
splcr until for
School, enough prevent oycrcovdne oi pupils, such
city schools and ia the school, of almost every other
cty and large in the land
Teacher, enough give each child individual attentions
Teachers who competent hy training and experience and
character give the child helpful individual attention.
Compulsory attendance TO include al least year, OF high
schools
Elimination of waste and extravaganza and ignorance school
administration whereby administrative overhead
large part Of the Nrayc money there enough left
adequate ~aluro. for teachers.
Th, school system the world will avail little unit, the
nation school fmd, raised from cooruly paid spent
wisely plenty of schools, plenty of competent teachers,
and time for children to attend school
Sometimes bu~n,>, helped hy competent general
the increased overhead expense. That ha,
with American school administration mp this
We have many s and fubrows education, far
much general proportion 10 the number and eff.
ccucy of Oh" organization that is being managed.
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COLOR AND CHARACTER

Al ODERN psychologists have discovered ones preference in
W color ha, intimate relation his character Thus if is
'i a,scrtyr and violent red very likely his color
Red cxctaut The red flag symbol chosen by
chance
With dash of blue the violence of red Is modified Extreme,
not r1oTablo mixture of red and blue And with ,rp OF
white th" still
White hint, of Justice and moderation, much that the plain
whit, flag - - the symbol of defeat and lost hope
Thus coos Of the United States and Of France
in ideal arrangement
1t. rcd indicate, yiuIty and courage which Is kept within
bounds i ' i-to of white and hl that peaceful of colors
blue
coors they prefer Indeed they that u paid attention
10 the color preferences he would hc less likely tu d
later a friend has proved false
Lovers with color preferences which do not harmonic likely
% quarrel and separate marriage
attention to color Their ability charm depends upon H. They
Women especially according psychologists, should give
,ion to color Their ability charm depends upon They
modify tU~ characters hy choosing the right combinations, They
rub of the irritating corners OF their personality
declare ,hc s'chulug'~is And their
We ali know how misty nights put in medHvrnoods and
bright red interiors the point
MANY ills and complaint, doubt might hc rcmcdcd
somewhat by satisfactory color hurmoucS lyr,
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WANT TO BE POPULARp

r NERYBODI to be popular There who affect
+ popularity but the vast majority of us coyct IT the
- thing greatly to hr desired.
Yet matter of fact there comparatively few popular
prupI" u the world
There royal road To- popularity which plain and yet
which few find # path Of personal vital interest in folk
themselves, Willingness listen their tale, joy;
weep when they weep laugh when they laugh and do with
hcartmos that oul, with entire scforgctfulnc,
Thl> is just where the rub comes.
For everybody who willing cacc hs desire be- the
attraction order satisfy the desire in the other
fellow. there thousand who viii
How o. tale of
anohcrs only have him halt the midst touch
ing recital to inject hi,
II this very point that his popularity with
To hc popular requires degree sclfshncss
is i S charming
TO be ntcrescdly uu,cIdsb is to be immensely popular
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WELL WORTH HELPING

n NE thousand dollars in gifts the Albuquerque day
III will do much that worthy institution
" The institution leases its home but with
option permits its purchase Enough has been paid the
property payment 81 OG0 will permit the directors
O take title to the real estate.
The minute the title to the property passes TO the institution
under the law which nolroht earning
benevolent aud charitable organizations from their
property The paid annually for this property
materially add the usefulness of the institution if spent
its maintenance
The day nursery is very prctenois charity, but it is
is well worth helping
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Auto Show opens nrNt Thursday.
Cnncrrt aud dancing each night.
Biggrr aud better than ever. Twenty
special models for the show. Don't
mi~- this treat, Thursday, Friday
aud Sntur,luN uN-I5th, iSth und 10Th.
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"DoNr's-FoR WISHING

Don't wish you could Ind job-fihd II.
Don't wish you could rent your apart
mout--Brut a.
Don't wish you could cell your house
Scll a.
HOWL
ny using tho tirrald'E classified Columns
rhYre Jla Phonp dt6
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Maud wants finger in "N'ry-
thing
yes but ln an engagement ring
for preference" Boston Transcript
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WHO'S HERE


tpMiiS.
~ Basil wales. Prescott Nriz.
s. Ncustaat Los l.uuns
\. j. knuwltou. Munciv. Ind
Rev. Luther Moore. Flagstaff. Ariz
u. L. Thomas. Santa Fc
u. OVrrtou. Denver
H. u. Salazir. cuba. y. NJ
} pcGrartonryid. Roswell
Nj and Mr.. J l0fors. Boise. Ida
Mrs. Ida Champion, Slatun T,N.
Mrs Ray conner Slatuu. TcN.
q. r. Hook, cuba, n NJ.
l.. NJ shan,r Denver
j. o. Madolo, Las Vegas.
~ W. McCmskoy. Santa Fy
\. Eichwa,d, santa Fc.
G - Gayle. Ration
STJRGES.
W T.. pJullck. Denver
j Book. omaha.
\ T.. Prohio. ~ puso.
T.. li,udrID ksou. Denver.
Nj Lyris Santa -.
Nh and Ms. y T.. limerick.
Gallup.
Mr. J. W johnson. Mills
Mr and Mrs D. n. Leopold. E,lou
Mn ana Mrs. Lou ". Louis, 1T
WORTH
Louis Naldl Carrizogo
j H. Green, Kansas CITY
Alfred Montana. Santa Fc.
" :. Ilunord, city
NJ & pnystoT Topeka
George Eckort, piltsHurg
Albert ECkerL pittshurg
Thomas 'rowthors. Iittshwg
j. a. Mallory, Phoenix.
ALNNI,NDO.
T. -. PAWS. ST. Louis.
n a. SIhl st. Louis
T. A Eiurdlu. Flagstaff
10. ". Edwards. Washington.
r.. G. llarty. Boston
A. H Holman. chicago.
Mrs Ruth e. Miller. santa lie.
Mrs g.. j. Lang, Cleveland
Margaret session. chicago
4. i. o'kcotc. Denver.
g. k Chapiu. Denver
" ll Elklus New York
Mu'iHw hosk,., baltimore.
g. e. p,hmD santa Fr.
81. N Nrp.u EI pasu
e. H lI'rcl Santa Fg.
r.. ID. Carter. Mugdaluut.
Marie Butrcrfiold. MuEd1lynl
Mrs e. H. Hood, Sr Mississippi
Nlr ana Mrs G. Il. Hood, MhSls-
s.ppL
e. A. Hood. Dcuycr
g. g. Stewart. Las Vegas
W F Tullnrcrro. Topeka
a. -. Sohwart1 Los NEs,lcs.
i. II. Eivgci, Denver.
Ethel T.. Brucun Greensboro. y. g.
u H. Preston, Denver
Mrs. Eluu GnNcs. ~ Iu-o.
Miss Lucille Graves. 30 HaHu.
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Nutn show oIHn~ neat lhur-,liN .
Concert and dancing each night.
liisgrr aud better than ever Twenty
~, eial models Tor the show. Don't
ui-~ this treat. THURSDAY. FRIDAY
aud SATURDAY. -.Isth, ISth aud Iuth
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GARAGE DEED
WEn61I-WADDIIL P1oHA1xX On
ISLAND TRANsHE1HED 10 J. u.
M'G1AW.
Purchase Price II 2s,ooo-Nsw oW1ss
to He the Ford Distributor.

BY deed recorded with Clerk OF the
County Court J. Howard Wells yester-
day afternoon. John II. McGraw, well
known Bcllaire garage owner and auto
mobile distributor Of Eastern Ohio.
becomes the owner OF the Weimcr-Wad-
dell, Incorporated. building, on South
broadway street.
The Bcllaire company recently an
nounced that it would take over the
Island company. and become general
agents for the Ford company in North
crn West Virginia.
The deed flied yesterday shows tho
purchase price OF the place was $4,000.
This Is the largest individual garage In
tho city to DO sold within several
months past.
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Methodist Episcopal church viii. be en-
tertatn"d this evening at the home ca
Prof. /. VI. Snyder.
The meeting OF the Women'S auNili-
airy Of the Sons Of Israel temple. which
was scheduled Tor last night, was post
poned.
The Wednesday Night club entertain
ed with dance last night at the Hub
building.
Mrs. Henry Eb~r,inE Of jefferson
street, entertained she members OF III,
Aid society of III" Reformed church last
night.
Miss Belle Bowen delightfully."- enter
tained number Of friends last even
ing at Il . o'clock dinner.
The Woman'S Masonic club held It's
Srmi-rl0nthly social meeting n tho Ma
sonic club .oOms last night.
Misses Ruth and HortcnSe Atlas have
returned Z" their home at XaarSV!lic
after e visit with friends here.
.Ecrnicc Ault has returned from a visit
at Ashland. Ky.
Mrs. !. IL. East Of Union street is
spending q few days with relatives In
Pittsburgh
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SHADYSIDE

Members of the boys ba sketball team
of Shadyside high school are planning
10 go tomorrow afternoon to Pleasant
CITY to play a similar team OF that city.
'W!n-My-Chum" week is being OBJ
served in the Methodist church under
the auspices OF the Epworth Lea que.
This evening Miss Cora Bennett Will
act as leader and the theme will be-
PRAYER as a Potency" Tomorrow even
ing Mr. Everett Haines will conduct
the service and tho theme viii be, The
Loyalty of a Chum." These services are
preparatory TO the annual evangelistlc
meetings which will begin on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Finley whose mar
rage was solemnized last Saturday in
Wheeling have returned from a trip to
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. z. Colv!n Of North Lincoln Ave.
nue. has returned to her home from tho
Bel!aire hospital where she had under
gone an operation about three weeks
ago: She IS greatly improved.
Announcement has been made that
the annual revival services of the Pres
byterian church will be held for two
weeks commencing on February 18th.
Rev Leroy Lawthcr of Bcllatre VIII
assist the pastor, DR.. Il. ". Price.
Miss Eva Mcsserly OF Darlington Is
visiting at the home of her brother, Mr..
G.. A. Mcsscrly. Of Lincoln avenue.
Miss Louise McConn, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred McC0nn, left yesterday
Tor Wooster University to resume her
studies. She had spent the holiday re-
cess at her home
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers OF the Shadyslde bank Is to be held
next Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. w. II. Thompson Of Lancaster.
formerly of Shadyside. was here on
Monday attending matters OF business.
Mrs Crawford Nen OF Smithheld
street will b. hostess this afternoon to
the Willing Workers society Of the Pres
byterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fosnot OF Be!laire
formerly of Shadyside, were painfully
injured on Sunday in an automobile &C.
cident. Their car and a Ford touring
car driven by Mr.. John Kelly OF North
Lincoln avenue colldod. Mrs. Fosrot
sustained 4 broken nose and other pain
full hurts.
Miss Jane Passmore. who IS employer
IN the Office OF the Pittsburgh Superior
Coal company. has returned from Visit
with relatives in Columhuc.
Mr.. Thomas G. Trlg Of Key was bus
mess visitor in Shadyside yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Harvey Of stew
artsville. formerly Of this place. visited
relatives here early in the week.
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You might be surprised l" Anow That
the hest thing you can use for a severe
cough, is Z remedy which Is easily pre-
nared AZ home in just l few moments.
It's cheap, but Tor prompt results It
heats ANYTHING else you ever tried. Csu-
aUy stops the ordinary cough OF chest
cold In % hours. Tastes pleasant. too
children Ike it--and il is pure and good.
Pour oiA ounces OF Pinex in pint
bottle; then fiji Il up with plain granu.
lated sugar syrup. Or use clarified
molasses. honey, or corn syrup. instead
OF sugar sy-up. ii desired. Thus YOU
make q full p.nt-a family suppIy--out
.osting no more than a small bottle OF
rrady.made cough syrup.
And as q cough medicine, there is
really nothing better TO be had at any
price. II goes right 10 the spot and
gives quick. lasting relief. It promptly
heals the infamed membranes that line
the throat and arr passages. stops tho
ANNOYING throat tickle. oosens the
phlegm, and soon your cough stops en-
tirely. Splendid for bronchitis. Group,
hoarseneSS and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is highly concentrated com.
pound OF Norway pine extract, famous
for its healing effect on the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2ia ounces ot P.nex' with
directions and don't "cccTt ANYTHING
Else. Guaranteed 10 give absolute salts
faction or money refunded. The Pine1
Co. Fl. Wayne, Ind
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MOUNDSV|LLE
CANCEL LAST
SCHOOL BONDS

The last Of the school bonds that were
issued for the erection and equipment
OF the Central school building were PAID
and cancelled the first OF this month by
Rond Commissioners. Evan G.. Roberts
and James \. Sigafoosc.
The bond ordinance for the erection
Of the Central school was ratified by tho
voters in 1895 and the building was
erected IN 1896.
The last payment was thre" Ave hun
drcd dollar bonds. which were paid n
few days ago. ending the payment Of
that series Of bonds.
The school board that issued tho
bonds and erected the building were:
President, L. c.. Brock. commissioners
Evan G.. roberts. u. w. Hunter. ]. NJ
10th. walter b. Purday and l.. NJ. Hood
James \. S!gafoose was tho secretary
Tickets Sell Rapidly
Reserved seats for the unusual pro-
duction. "Oh. oh. CIndy" to be given In
tho strand thcater this evening and Fri
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her Of Tho Nelson Mccormick lodge OF
tho MasonS -; Wn""lirE and bcSi"''S Il
brother. T. =. E"yd al Ih!s city, leaves
~ HALF brother. Th"na" B"rEl"y: tire"
sisters. Mr. Alma Marrow and Mrs.
Mary 4 Boyd "t this city and Mrs.
E.,rn y. Williams Of Hudson. Wisconsin
~" funeral arrangements were lncom-
H!"te last evening
All motor vehicles in Ohio must be
,uu'ppcd with the new 1921 license tags
hv Monday, January 10 according 10 in
formation received by Chief of Police
Hylaud from the registrar OF automo-
h!lcs at columbus yesterday. The tags
registrars, and there Is no excuse for
failure 20 have them on by the time
specified.
TIL" r-guIar monthly meeting Of tho
Wumcn~ Missionary society OF -.
Johns Lutheran church VIII be held IN
the Sunday school rooms OF the church
This AFTERNOON. Mrs. II. h. Diettr!ck
has been selected az the leader for the
meeting and an interesting program has
been prepaid for the afternoon.
Class Meeting
The Always Faithful class Will meet
ut the home o Catherine Jones Friday
evening. January :. The regular month
~ business meeting Will he held' All
Ladies Ala El6cL
An important meeting OF the members
of the Ladies Aid society OF the Welsh
congregational church VIII be held at
the church this afternoon at when time
the annual election OF the officers OF
the society will he held. Mrs. Conner
SnTnucls, Mrs George Williams ana
Mrs Benjamin Morgan vii! I've the hos
tesses for the afternoon
Church ana School
Announcement was made yesterday
that the building committee OF -.
Mary's Catholic church IS about r rauy
for tho plans OF building a new build
ing on their property on North Four'h
street anjoining the present GhureA
property. The new structure VIII DC a
combined affair with both church and
school rooms and VIII be DulLdinG oA
beauty when completed.
Martins Perry Briefs
Or. r. II. McNickle, local dent!St. WaF
able to be out Yesterday following
several days illness
Mrs. Mary Crump was the hostess TO
the Modern Precillas at her home on
Vino street yesterday afternoon:
Mrh. Fred Campbell formerly MISS
Anna Fest OF this city. is reported quite
III at her home on the Island.
The members Of the Berean class or
the First baptist Sunday school VIII
meet with Misses Katherine and Rose
Hood Of Glens Run this evening.
e c. Boyd. who has been III at his
homo on North Fourth street Is re-
ported improving nicely.
Miss Grace Broman Of Huron street
Wheeling, will be the hostess to the
members of the Delta Alpha class OF
the First Baptist Sunday school tonor-
row evening.
An interesting social event and dance
will be given for the members OF the
Elks Club and their ladies tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Josephine Miller left yesterday
for Rome CITY, Ind, 10 take treatment
for neurit!s.
Rev. Charles WinRerd of the Preshy-
tcriIn church will address the Women $
club at their meeting in the Board OF
Trade rooms this afternoon.
0 Charles IIndgkiss is reported confined
, to his home seriously III with pneu-
. nOn!a.
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mood tow@rd suggestions tact h" be n
CandidIt' Nn INC E"puhl t'1u ticket
Installation OF Officers.
Til" 'ust.li.,''rN ut tn" Ill ''"TN 81 IL"
u:i~v viii h. ii- a;."r..,t nU-H!"-.' !" h'
;LE"n up 81 i,- urr;.I.E al Oh'yGA
council ~ the l,.Eyc,' 81 l"rIhonlas. AT
their meeting 10 be Hr,d at tn" EaEic9
h"m" on Tn" CIdiH Dix" to-mnrrow night.
and III" usua. good attendance OF MEM
hers IS anticipated
Collecting Taxes.
The SPm.-Jnm!a' collection or taxes
on personal and real property Of tho res
iG"nts ~ this cry Is stitl in progress NJ
the bridgeport IlaydwHr" Company store
IN Tits ":ty. and VIII continue 10 Jhnu.
AIRY 9"in. At which tim" tile books ana
records MI, again u" taken TO st. Glars
vile. The rush Ia get lh' payments
made continues daily at. The S'ur"
Maccabees to Dance.
Al friends an! members Of the
Wom"u'S B,ncCit As"""iHtou OF IN"
Maccab~cs have been invited to ~"
dance which will b. held IN the Shaffer
hall III kirKwuud. Saturday evening "'
this week. \ good orchestra mas been
secured and Il fin" time is promised,
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TZ713llE(1 |EISgl3| 3N I||i;6 | I9

day evening under the auspices OF thS
Trinity church mems club are selling
rapidly at Spoons confectionery ana
from Indications there Will be capacity
houses both nights.
This production will be the largest
ever staged here as there are over ~
young people in the cast.
Ms. Belle stillwSu
Mrs. Belle Stillwell. widow Of the late
Jacob Stlllwell, died at her homo on
Jefferson avenue Tuesday evening. after
q lengthy illness. "
Tho deceased was in her 18TH year
and is survived by three daughters.
Mrs. A. E. Price OF this city, Miss Ella
Stillwell at home, and Mrs. H. T. Thee.
ph!lus, Of Columbus, O., two sisters.
Mrs. LYDIA Sheppard and Mrs. Timothy
Stillwell. both Of this city, and one bro
Their, Harry Gamble Of Munice, Indiana.
The funeral services will be held this
afternoon at p. n. with Rev c. @.
Slater in charge Interment will -
made in Mt. Rose cemetery.
Ford Runs Away
The Strope Ford automobile ran on
yesterday afternoon on Jefferson ave-
nue. II was standing in front OF the
Strope building and suddenly started
. Off It went for about forty feet when
, 1t hit the Sullivan bakery truck. and
came to a stop. The radiator and Wind
shield OF the truck was broken but the
truck was uninjured
Buys GREGORY
Rancel Morgan. of Wetzel county has
purchased the Andrew Clark grocery on
the corner of First and Grant avenue
and will continue the business.
Capt Snyder Ksrs
Capt. H. E snyder. of the state road
commission will he in this city today
, to consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of build
ing road to the new coal develop
ments below the city.
Koundsvills Personals
Miss Sarah Hutchinson. Of tmeron,
.s the guest OF DR.. and Mrs c. z
Hutchinson on Fifth street. D.
Mrs. George Bryson. Of Grant avenue
spent Tuesday in Wheeling. the guest OF
Mrs. Mary woodruff.
Miss Catherine Waterhouse, who has
been spending the holiday vacation with
her father, Chas. Warehouse at the
Kreglow hotel, left yesterday morning
! for Pittsburgh toresume her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tucker and son,
have returned to their home at wheeling
tier spending some time with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Eugene Stahl on Third street.
Mrs. Thomas Tweedlie Is confined to
her home on Levy avenue with sickness.
Mr. Elmer Roberts. accompanied by
DR.. 3. i. Bone. left Tuesday morning
for CORTLAND. v. Y. and Will bring
! home Mn Finn Roberts who has been
III In a CORTLAND hospital with innu-
enza for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simpson have
left for their home at Charleston after
spending the past two weeks at tbs
home of Miss Laura Simpson on JET
fcrSon avenue. .-.
!! Mrs. Martha Pounds still continues
to be Ill at her home on Center street.
Mrs. F. l.. McMullen has returned
+, from n two weeks visit with relatives
In Indiana.
D. W. Young OF Glen Easton was
! business visitor in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Compton has returned to
her home on Morton avenue from q visit
with her parents at Bethesda. o.
Francis Cats will leave for Delaware,
O.. today to resume her studies at Ohio
Wesleyan.
Miss Grace Benn!tt Of Purdy avenue
has returned from visiting friends al
Be!la.re.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
WYATT ISSUES
HIS REPORT Of
THE YEAR 1870
A TOTAL OF IL MURDERS WERE
INVESTIGATED DURING YEAE
BY CORONER.
Thirty seven Violent Deaths Were A.
trtbuted Co coal Mine Casss.

john +. Wyatt yesterday issued his
report Of violent end sudden deaths in
vAstigated ~ him during 1920. ia re-
port showed total Of l3 murders and
81 cases OF violent death IN mine acci'
dents.
Tho repor, In detail follows:
Murders. Is.
Tuberculosis, =.
Sen!ie debility. >.
Coal mine accidents. 81.
Heart disease. ~.
wood alcohol used as beverage. 2.
Cerebral hem"rrhagc. =.
Railroad accidents, :.
Unidentified infants found. 1.
ElsctrocuttUn IN mines, 4.
Acute indigestion. ;.
Suicide BY drinking wood alcohol
Accidental drowning. 5.
Suicide with gun. :.
Suicide by drowning, >.
Auto accidents, =.
Gas explosion N mines >.
Accidental gun shots. :.
Fall from h;En places. l.
steel mill accidents, :.
Boiler explosion. l.
Henry Bsal.
Henry Baal OF ST. Cla!rSvi!le. formerly
OF Rellaire, died yesterday afternoon at
the North Wheeling hospital after an
Illness Kc was aged 30 !':ars: He had
rcsi,ked for some time with his dauSh-
ter AZ st. Clairsv!lle.
Patntsrs' PROFIT.
The painters OF Bellaire and vicinity
have profited greatly through the spo:.
OF warm weather that has prevailed for
some past Much outside work has been
done. AZ one time on Thirty-secord
street three painters were seen busy Tn
AS many different jobs.
Petty Thieves Busy.
Petty thieves have been busy in the
southern end OF the city according 10
-anor,q Al one place a home was en-
tered and SIS stolen. AT another, the
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in-law, Thomas S. Bickerton Of East
Main street.
Miss Buelah Mcfarland has accepted
n position IN the Arthur ]. Lorentz gro
Gerry.
Henry Smith Of GAINESVILLE Is suffer
ing from an attack Of pneumonia at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ross
D. Fowler.
Miss Gertrude Lynch has returned to
Wilson College. near Philadelphia, after
spending the holidays with her parents,
Sheriff Richard T. Lynch and wife.
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The proof OF this 10 shown by the fact that when
organic iron Is supplied to their blood. that all
their multitude of symptoms often quickly
disap and the very men and women who
werr formerly % complaining now become
strong, healthy and vigorous, with even dis
positions and a sunny. cheerful nature,
Mature put plenty Of iron In the husts Of grains
truits to enrich your blood. but modern
methods Of cookery throw all these things
,avay-hence The alarming increase. 10 recent
YEAR, IN Anaemla-iron staIvation Of the
blood, With all Its attendant ilh.
III you are not willing to 60 back to nature
khen you should "a, more such iron-oonta aiming
vegetables a. spinach and carrots and reinforce
them BY taxing little organic iron from time
Ito tine Bot be sure he iron you take 70 organic
Iron and not metallic Iron which people usually
take. Metallic iron 10 iron just A. Il comes from