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Hauling and Transfer

CALL ]. H. PRICE for general
hauling and teaming. Phone
'1461.M. 1O.2526t-1146A
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DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
Phone 30. Storage, repairs.
.OHILS0N GARAGE. 41S Jackson
st. l0-2f-26t-llsbA
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Sit. Wanted, Female

STESoGRAPHER desires position
Graduated this year. Reta Johu,
an. Ri. 8 b. s., Fairmont, ". Va
II 3 81 40 a
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IDAY AND NIGHT. General Auto
Repairing. THOMAS & LAY.
IMAM. Guffey sc. Opp East Side P.
o. Phone 1851. II 5 est 1856 a
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Lost And Found

LOST, sTRAYgD OR STOLEN
Dark Jersey Cow. Disappeared
six days ago, Finder notify Geo.
Muzuaki, Middleton. w. Va. Lib
eral reward. IL > 81 1851 .
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Sale Or Exchange

New and used typewEiters. Al
makes sold, rented and repair
ed. Exclusive dealer for New l."
G.. Smith Typewriter. Phone 1908
). Fairmopt Typewriter exchange
and Fairmont Rubber Stamp
works. gao Main St. II I est 1884
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-07

SHOES REPAIRED while sou
wait. SALVATORE BLUMETTo.
sos Monroe st. 10-20-26t-1:4SA
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Houses Wanted

WANTED Four or five room
house with modern conveniauces.
Call 11S2-W-Y.2. 1J.T.St.1i0sA
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Taxi serNce

TAXI q TRANsFBR
Co. Taxi q BaggsEe service
day and night. Phone 1890.
10 Is sst 1853 )
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Help Wanted

statesmen WANTED-To repres'
emit US in Fairmont with fast
selling household necessities. our
sRleBmeu average from $50 to $l0o
weekly. Small capital required
post card brings full details. Ad.
dress the MARVEL SELLING co.
747 National Exchange Bank
Wheeling, w. Va. II 5 st 1859 4
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&c Per Word
Each Insertion

Of The Wt Vasmp you may ind bpgf many things va De ~t"eA @d ~@h nay Be s@%s 70 "@ else
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Autos and Accessories

NEW AND USED CARS and aecss.
series. Cash or terms. FAIR
MONT OAKLAND SALES. 81O
Meredith St. 1o,25'2st-1147A
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Veterinarian

w. G.
Koon. Bell Phone, Worthingtop
.3.R.5. II 5 set 1864 4
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Feed and Produce

WE SPECIALIZE on Hay, Grain,
Flour, Groceries & chicken feadi
Best prices. Fairmont Feed
Storage Co. Phone 46.
II 3 Sot 1874 A
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Want Ads For Every
Home In Fairlnont

Your home and your neiglbors-sverz home In town can
be assisted through the use Of wsntAds. HeFe is the
way that would come about:
You have a lot of useless articles stored away in the gar
ret and basement. Your home no longer needs them hut
some other home does need them. Why not sell them'
Simply advertise that old table and bedstead and trunk
and carpet-teiI folks you have item to sell and You'll
be surprised how quickly they are taken OFF your hands.
There's always somebody wanting household goods,
And when you want help around the home use The West
virginian Want Ads. Advertise in these columns for a
nursemaid. houssmaid. cook or chauffeur. Nine times in
ion you'll get more applicants than you ever dreamed
wanted employment.
1t takes but a few words 10 put across your message in
The West virGinIan classified columns.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-07
Restaurants
Insurance

SPECIAL ACCIDENT POLICY 25c
per week. Ask me about 1t.
Jones. "The Insurance Man., Rank
in Bldg. Insurance represents
lives will pick up q lot OF unexpect
ed prospects through these CLASH
fled columns. The West Virgintan
makes a low contract rate for
Want Ads.)
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GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING.
Diamond & Firestqne tires. bun
ner & Glenn. VICTORY GARAGE
e4S East Park Ave, Call l45l,l
II 50t 1895 "A
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CALL GIL for Glazed IN window
glass. 1t,7.Sot'14l7A
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Furniture For Sale

~, 8. HURST, desIer III used fur
niture. New turiturc II exchange
for your old. Phc3h lJ0i.J. III
Jackson St, in-"6 26t.ll75A
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Miscellaneous For Sale

WE BUY OR SELL, anything. J.
FUNT. Phone 1891.
lo.2S-2st12S7A
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Livestock

TEAM HEAVY WORK HORSES,
harness and wagon. Call y. HI
Price. Phone 1461-M.
IL i st 1895 AZ
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Boarders And Rocmers
Offices To Rent

DESK ROOM and use or telephone
III downtown office building. Lon
rental TO reliable party. Phone
4I737. Use a Want .Ad like this II
YOU have more room i'll your office
than you need. Perhaps somebody
would be glad 10 rent desk space
from you.l
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Musical instruments

WANTED-second hand piano in
good condition on reasonable
terms. Call 1876, 11,7'3t14i4A
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TEA TABLE AND SWEET CREAM
FLOUR. Feed. Produce and Ger
taiueed" Roofing. Wholesale ann
retail. WATKINS & THOMPSON
Phone IS. II 5 BOT 1899 4
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WANTED-Whita woman wants
work by the day. Address -.
A.. The West Eirginisn.
II 5 81 1872 8
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WANTED by reliEhle young gtrl
Homework for three or -four day.
OF the week. Phone 52e.R.
1~I.7.3n1416e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
v STATU OHIO ZEMRELO
VCERA VEDREM JEDENACT
LIDf.

Nesnesitelna horka vlna do
stoupila vdera ma rtut OVEN
sloupci teplomfru ma 95 ST. a k
tomu ke vsemu zni zprava po-
vetrnostni kancelafe malo vab-
ne. re yedro, dnes We ctyrtek a
nj Ultra v patek nikterak nepo-
levi, ba spise jest6 vstoupne.
Neni sice vylouceno, ze Sc
n6kde snad V oblasti velkych
jezer snese destik, ale srazka
podobna sotva bude miti znac-
n6jsiho vlivu ma iiste ochlaZe-
nj.
V Clevelandu zemrely til O.
soby. po jedn6 V Lorain, Nor
warku a Bellfontainu, dive V
Cincinnati a tfi V Columbus,
v6t$inou to iiz lid6 starsi. Diva
hosi dosud nezjiStenych jmen
Sc vcera V Cleveland6 utopili.
Meme vaznych pripado hlase-
ma Jest celia fada, zejmena
IToledu.
Vedro poskytuje i dobrou
pfilezitost k zdrazovani ledu,
tax obchodnici Y Cincinnati
zvysili cenu pri sto librach o )
cent?. V Clevelandu nedosta-
tex ledu nenastane. jen doda-
vani do dom1 ponekud vazne
ielikoz objednavek jest takovt
mnozstvi, re je nelze vsechny
v pravy cas- vyfiditi.
V Detroit zemrely Vedrem !
osoby b6hem "a hodin a policit
hlasi nekolik smrti utopenim
Vedro dostoupilo zde l02. stup
Inc. Zdejsi Jackson divadlo mu.
selo byti zavfeno nasledken
vedra. Il Chicago Sc hlasi vel
| ka umrtnost ditek, ktera re
kordy zvgsila o IS procent. M
sledkem vedra zemfely zde city
ii dospele osoby.
V Cincinnati Sc utopily ttyf'
osoby pri koupani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
LAKEWOODSKA AFERA
ZABAVENE. KORALKY.

Policejni nacelnik lakewood
sky P. S. Christensen spolu Sc
sesti policisty podali ma zadost
vyslovenou mayorem Hlllem
resignaci podobne pry udela
dalsich sest policajtn. Jedna
sc o "zabavenou" koralku, jez
byla V clunu dopravena k ustS
Rocky Riveru, ale misto do fe-
deralniho skladiSte pro podob
ne kontrabanty putovala die
vseho hrdly strazcG beZpe6no-
sti. Aspon sam policejni sef
doZnal, ze ma dosud dve bedny
kofalky We SVEN sklepe. Vsich-
nj resignovani podrzi vsak svo-
je urady a budou vykonavati
sluzbu az do skonceni prislus-
neho vysetrovani. Nejzaiima-
vejSim pfi celem podivnem do
brodruzstvi jest okolnost, S ja-
kou lhostejnosti Sc straznici
priznayaji, jakym zpusobem 81
napoje privlastnili. Specialni
policista Kane dokonce konfi-
skovanou koTalku prodal "a
420 dollaru jistemu lakewood
skemu sevci re il jeste me
pet pytlu CD donna, z kterycf
81 opetne jiny straznik odnes
jeden pytel do vlastniho domo'
va.
Kofalecni skandal lake
woodsky stava Sc tax popular
MIN, Re bude o mem nedeli
kostelich j kazano, jest-li tt
vsak k objeveni Sc kofalky po
mnze, jest zajiste vice nez po
chybno. Mezi prohibicnimi po
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07

he5n asnosti haony Poliae1namj
klec].7 chill, skopali nahe je
hnali All mill, palice "a mimi
revolvery. Saty koupajlcfch
pax nahazeli dc 9edy. Nekteff
z prepadenych dobehli az ma
vych. lat. Ill. a Kinsman I'd.
kde Jim byly utrzene boule a
rany osetfeny. Soutasne ozna-
mila iista zena ma Kinsman, ze
nedaleko jejiho domova Y kfo-
vinach ukryva Sc nahy hoch,
byl take ieden postizenych.
Ztyrani hosi hodlaji 81 mayo
ra Van Aikena ztezovati. K
jezirku pfisli prav6, kdyz tam
stal iiny policajt re Shaker
Heights, ktery jim koupani do
volil, ale pozdeji Sc dostavili
imenovani, kteri hochy tax ne
slychanym zpdsobem nell Wy
puditi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
ChH0SLOVAC
Poor!

Mesto nase porada oslavG
125tiletsho sveho zalozenf
We veikych rozmerech. kaz
da narodnost bude zastou-
pena, tez my, Cechoslovaci,
jako obcane Sc sucastnime.
Ia tim ucelem svolavame po
radni schulz v patek 8. GER
vence v 8 hodin vecer v Ce-
ske Narodni Sini ma Broad
way. Zadame vsechny pred
sedy a predsedky spolku
bez rozdilu, by Sc do teto
schGze dostavili. Kde ne
mGze predseda, necht' W.
sic zastupce. Pratele, vec
jest dGlezita, necht' neni
jednoho spolku, ktery by ne
byl Zastoupen.
Ia Ceske Mar. Sdruz.
K. Bernreiter, pred.
v. kral, tai.
Ia Svaz Ces. Katolikii
Rev. F. ]. Hroch, pred.
Jos. L. Masek tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
CIEs- l~A f~-az IlEIsnf19 IA,
RERA PKvNfM svEDkfM
OazALOEY.
LskaT vypravuje puvodni ne
Hoci Dana kakera.

"Dusevne chora cd naroze-
nj, nebyla pi. Eva Katefina
kaberova V dobe zavrazdeni
jejiho manzela schopna roze-
znati pravo cd zla, pro ktere
jest postavena pred soud soud-
ce Bernona." TAX mi prohlase-
nj obhajce w. J. Corrigana,
pronesene vdci porot6, ktera
ma rozhodnouti osudu jeho
sverenky.
Otec zavrazd6neho Kabera,
Samuel Kaber byl prvnim sv6d
KEN obzaloby. 73-lety stafec
vypravuje tfesavym hlasem o
posledni navSteve u syna pred
jeho zavrazdenim a posledn6
spatril jej V den pohrbu, iinak
jsou vypovedf jeho pouhym o.
pakovanim znamych jiz okol-
nostl.
Druhgm svedkem byl DIR. Ch.
F. Hoover, professor vnitrnich
nemoci Ma Western Reserve u
niversite a Glen lekarskeho sta
bu Lakeside nemocnice. Byl
pozvan jeSte pred zavrazd6-
MIN Dana Kabera domacim le-
karen DIR. Quigleyem, jenz 81
vyzadal jeho 'lekaTskou diagno
su onemocneleho Kabera. Pro
hlizel Kabera temef hodinu a
shledal, re pacient trpi memo
ci, pFi ktere pacientu Zvofna u
byva sill, mizi svalstvo a jew
Sc obrna nervu. Nemoc Kabe-
rova kofenila V dlouholete ne.
zazivnosti. Mohla miti take
pdvod v metalicke otrave, ku
pfikladu olovem, otrusikem a
neb take alkoholem, aG mt
pry Kaber sd6loval, re nikdy
hovym napojdm neholdoval
Otrava podobna mGze povstat
pouhym vdechovanim, ku pfi
kladu pri vyrobe smirkoveht
papiru a pod. Ze by nemo'
Kaberova povstala otrusiken
soustavn6 mu podavanym il
diem, svedek nem6ze tvrditi
zda Sc mu spise, re chorob;
povstala jiz. drive, neb patf
mezi nemoce chronicke, vlek
le,
Porota po sestaveni a zapfi
sahnutf byla vtera~. dopraven;
do Kaberova domu, 1858
Lake Aye s kde zlotin byl spa
chan a. obeznhnena s,celou ST
tuaci. Porota, ; jez vyfknout
ma mad Kaberovou rozhodujic
vyrok, sestavena jest vyhradn'
ien z muzd, rjelikoz obhajc
kazdeho zenskeho porotce "a
mitali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
NEZNA POLICE v SHAKER
HEIGHTS.

Asi 20 hochu V starr Cd IA
roku 81 st6zovali ma patem po-
liceinim. precinktu, re diva po-
lieeini straznici a diva hasici
re Shaker Heights je vyhnali,
kdyz Sc byli koupali V doleislm
iezirku. Podareni strazcove
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
nn SEsV& i NFLINA v&
WASHINGTON
PARku.

bodomyslnyeh m6lo letos St asst
nou myslenku, ze obvyklou Hu
sovu Tryznu tentokrate uspo~
fadalo V pfirode We Washing
ton parku. Pred kioskem po-
staveno bylo podium oZafova-
ne flambony, ma kterem zau-
jala mista 18-Glenna sokolska
hudba, jez program doplnoVa-
la yhodnymi skladbami. Kolem
v malebnych skupinach rozlo-
zene obecenstvo uvital jmenem
Sdruzenf p. Bedr. Holub a
predstavil prvniho fetnika
prof. H. A. Millera 2 oberlin-
ske kolleje. ZvlaStni shodou O.
kolnosti mluvili vGera tit6z rec
nici. jako pfi pam6tni slavno-
sti 500-lete, poradan6 pray6
pred sesti roxy V Gordon par
ku.
Prof. Miller anglicky nastf
nil Husdv boj pro pravdu a
povsechnymi rysy nacrtl w
znam jeho pro yyvoj lidstva.
Rec jeho odmenena byla IA
slouzenym potleskem.
Druhy recnik, prof. j. j.
Kral z Washingtonu nezalozll
svoji prednasku ma historii
piirovnaval opposici kostnicke
no mu6ednika proti reakci S
bojem 0 svobodu, ktery name
pred sebou. Valka neposlouzi-
la valn6 pokroku; yidime, KITE
rak dneSni DOLBY Sc staty uzavi
rail- vuci cizin6, zt6zovanim
cestovani, okolnost, ktera preo
lvalkou krone Ruska, Mad ar.
ska a Turecka nebyla VubeC
IZnama. Moderni reakce jew SC
nejen V prohibici, ale dal
Sich pokusech potlaciti osobn
Isvobodu modrymi Zakony ne
delnimi, potlaceni svobody Il
sku, cetnymi jinymi zakazy
| ktere mali tax Zvanl ameritt
reformatofi "a lubem. Orig
nelni rec prof. Krale budilS
skuteGny zajem vtipnymi a fiz
Inymi obraty, vd6cn6 pritomny
mi prijatymi. V6tsina zem
rozhoduje, to jest spravnym
pon6vadz zadnem lepsim lu
3teni nam neni dosud mic Zna
| mo, problematickym ale V pra'
de Jest, zda Jest spraYedlivo
ably vetSina smela znasilnovat
menSinu, iak Sc stalo ku pfi
kladu pri prohibicnim dodat
;. ku. Velice pripadne bylo po
rovnani monarchie republi
i kou. PrvnejSi uprayuje vse ma
rizenimi, kdezto Il republika
ma sc ma pfedpbkladati, re ctl
ii bude svobodu spoluobtana
Dnesni DOLBY pax nektere repu
blikanske zakazy by d6lal,
cest nekter6 monarchii to
tech nejmene pokrocilych.
Zajimave vyvody prof. kra
lie vyslechnuty byly pozorno
sti vseobecnou a zaver pred
nasky znel V prav6 bouri sou
| hlasu.
Pan Bedr. Holub podekova
obema recnikum obecenstvl
"a neocekavane velkou uGast
VA veseleho pochodu nerado 81
vracelo obecenstvo chladne
no parku do dennim zarem je
ste rozpalenych ulic. Cestol
pfedesli jsme nekolik hlou6kl
krajanu a zaslechh vSude sou
hlasne debaty S duvody prot
Krale prave slySenymi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07

"Copak Vasa nema jedineho
svedka, re dostal omen poll
cek?"
"Nema, ale my mu to vsichnl
Yefime".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07

byli tegkaf1 sebrsli "a $2scCo
kamend rychle Sc Z kramu
vzdalili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
LOUPEZ We ZLATNICKEM
OBCHODE MA PROSPECT
AVE.

Zlatnik Oscar f. Schweider
byl vGera po s. hod. vecer We
SVEN kram6, 1928 Prospect A
We. sam, kdyz vessel do kramu
nejaky mladik a zadal predlo-
zeni nekterych diamantu. OBJ
chodnik predlozil mu misku S
drahokamy, kdyz tn do kramu
vstoupil mladik jiny a sice
hned namirenym revolverem
a take mladlk prvni ucinil po-
dobne. Schweider byl donucen
vstoupiti do zadni mistnosti,
kde byl lupiti spoutan. Kdyz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07

krytci panuje hotov6 zdeseni.
Inu, takova kof'ist' ut6ci pred
samym nosem a k tomu "a ta-
kovych okolnostll Nebesa,
srit'te Sc!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07

Tyto isoup
obchodnfknxn
est Obme
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-20
MRS. THOMPSON
WAS GREATLY
ALARMED
st. Adams Woman Grew
Weaker and Thinner
Every Day-Like Diff
ferent Person Now.

81 just can't begin to tell all
Tanlac did for me-" said Mrs. w.
T. Thompson, 16 Lake St., St.
Adams, vt.
"There has been such big
change in me that when my friends
meet me now they are simply
amazed and want to know what [
have been doing. Months of suf-
fering from indigestion and ner-
vousness had left me almost a
wreck. Everything | ate seemed
to sour on my stomach and often |
would bloat up so after meal |
could hardly ret my breath. Ny
back hurt me a good deal, too, and
| also had awful dizzy spells. |
didn't get much sleep at night on
account of being so nervous and
when morning came | felt all
weak and worn out. To add to
my misery, l had a bad case Of
catarrh which had clung to me Tor
years and as | was growing weak
er and thinner every day | was
very much alarmed about my con-
dition.
81 feel like a different person
now since taking Tanlac, for it
has benefited me in every way. |
eat better and sleep better than |
have in many wears and never lelt
better in my life. Even the ca
tarrh has left men and, in fact,
l am in perfect health. Tanlac
has done more for me than |
ever expected any medicine to do
and | recommend it from the bot
tom of my heart
Tanlac is sold in st. Johnsbury
by Landry's Drug store, in St.
Johnsbury Center by W. I. Pow
ers and in West Barnet by
Richie and Walden.
Advertisement
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-20
I,YNDONVILLE

A. w. Edmunds and family have
gone to Shadow Lake in Glover,
where they will camp for about 10
days.
A. F. Christopher and Hiram
Tripp and their wives have motor
ed to Ola Orchard Beach where
they will spend the present week
in a pleasant outing.
The village is having new &C.
ment walks laid on Williams street
and vii lcontinuc to place them
where needed, until the amount
appropriated is used up.
Nj. and Mrs. c. A. Trefren Of
Winslow, Maine, are spending a
few weeks this summer with their
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Will
loughby motored to Gorham, n. H.
Sunday, visiting his sister there,
and returnino home through me
beautiful White Mountain region.
Mrs. G. B. Allyn, with Misses
Eva Lynch and Ethel Dresser and
Il l1IeHu lIOIil Cl4tI " OOhC, orc
camping in a cottage at Seymour
Lake for few weeks. Mr.. Allyn
spends the week ends with the
party.
Mrs. Nelson MacFarland, for
merlv Miss Nellie Pierce, is visit
ing friends in town, at present the
guest of Mrs. F. H. Davis. Mr..
MacFarland and their daughter,
Flora, who are at present visiting
in Lunenburg, will join them here
in about a week.
Mrs. Myra Hall of Auburndale,
Mass. is a guest of her old friend
and school mate Mrs. H. Z. Fol-
som.
Miss Flavia Folsom is entertain
ing Smith college friend, Miss
Phenix, Of Portland, Maine.
Dir. and Mrs. F. H. Davis, their
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ards, formerly Boston and Maine
employee and gate tender on
Portland street, will be grieved to
hear that he is failing very last.
For the last year he has made his
home with his daughters in Bos-
ton.
The Girls Community League
announce a musicale for Friday
evening, July %, at Grace Metho-
dist church with a special treat in
store of all music lovers as Miss
Ruth Tyler of Chicago will be one
Of the artists.
There will be no meeting of the
w. r. C. until the first meeting
in August.
BARGAIN ON GALVANIZED
ROOFING. Carload just received.
If interested, get our low prices.
Strong Hardware Co., Burlington,
vt, advertisement
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The Evening Caled0nian-Record

daughter and grandson, Mrs. Karl
Davis and Stanley, and Mrs. J. S.
Schofield, motored to Harvey's
Pond, Sunday, for an outing, and
also to Hardwick. to visit their
cousins, the Hancocks.
Miss Effie Hunter is at home
from Boston where she has been
working for the firm of Tyler,
Tucker, Eames and Wright, cor
poration lawyers, for several years
past, and plans to spend the rest
Of the sumemr at home.
The Rev. H. J. Human returns
Wednesday from his trip to LOS
Angeles to attend the Congrega-
tional church convention, but SER
vices in his church will not be re-
sumed until the first of August.
Sherburne and Philo Lang have
sold two more of the Speedwell
Farms, the Kennedy farm on the
South Wheelock road to Charles
Smith of Stannard who will occupy
it himself, and the Charles L. Hoyt
farm in the same vicinity to M. L.
Hutchins.
Mrs. Laura Densmore has re-
turned from Sutton where she has
been for some months, and taken
a room in Grapes block She IS
working Il part Of the time for
Miss Martha Stevens, assisting in
the homework.
Miss Flavia Folsom entertained
a house party Of friends for the
week end. which included from out
of town the Messrs. Camp from
Newport, and Miss Elizabeth Cut
Ter and her brother from Barton.
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Many Automobile
Licenses Are Revoked

Secretary Of Safe Black has
removed or suspended 10 automo-
bile licenses because the parties
have not complied with the laws
governino the machines These in
clude David Trudeau Of Morris
vile, suspended indefinitely for
ALLEGED intoxication' Raw Norcross
Of East Hardwick, license revoked
for having been convicted of oper-
atin~ a cor when intoxicated.
Over 100 accidents have been
reported to Secretary Black so far
this season. so being reported at
his Office Monday. Many of the
accidents are of a minor nature.
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ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

One hundred pounds Of dairy
butter wanted every week. A. H:
Gleason Co., st. Johnsbury. Ad-
vertisement
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Drew, who
have been visiting her parents, are
leaving for their new home which
they have purchased at Hastings
on-the-Hudson, N. Y.
Advertisement
DR.. G. F. Cheney's dental office
will be closed until August /. Adj
vertisement.
If you want one OF the biggest
real estate values in many a day
read Frank E. Harris advertisement
in the classified columns. Adver-
tisement.
Mrs. June Lyster of Wells River
is spending a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Lys-
ter.
Mrs. Morton Lindsay of Woods
vile spent Monday in town.
Ernest L. Rand of Burlington,
one of the deputies connected with
the department of Charities and
rotation, is in town for few days
on business connected with that de-
partment.
Among the visitors to St. Johns
bury Tuesday were Prof. James F.
Colby Of Dartmouth college and
Former Governor Charles w. Gates
of Franklin.
Those that want cultivated red
raspberries for canning will do
well to order now and | will deliver
in town. Vegetables, small fruit
and cut overs that please. NJ. D.
Lyster Phone 1893. advertisement
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ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

All Young ladies from IA years
and up interested in forming a Ju-
Nor Achievement Lettering club
are invited to the Woman's Club
House Friday evening at 1870 when
Miss Dinsmore will explain the
objects and demand for such an
organization. This is very pletty
work for young folks and there is
always a market for the signs.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Harold C. Abbott,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Abbott, AMI
Mrs. Ella Abbott spent the week
end with Mrs. Frank M. Philburt
at Essex Junction.
The musicale being arranged by
the Girls Community League will
be held at Grace Methodist church
on Friday evening. July 20.
Z The many friends of Ed. Rich
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START SEARCH FOR
ROOSEVELT'S COUSINS

NEW YORK, July 2O-Search
was started today by the police for
Charles and Lathop Leaycraft, 26
year old twins, and cousins of the
late Theodore Roosevelt, at the re-
quest of their brother, Reginald
Roosevelt Leaycraft. The twins
have been missing from their home
since Monday a. m. 1t is thought
they might have shipped as sea-
men on transatlantic vessel.
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An exchange ventures the guess
that Dempsey will never 90 to
France to fight. He never has yet.