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MORE ROADS TO HAPPINESS

Someone was plying friend ~ min
because she could SO - ld"m L" :" tht
mori"s on account Of her thr"" SmA.i
children.
Yes" she sad. u do MISS N" m"v-
.c4 Movies ar" fascinating. but thea ="
are In" children. You don't know what
lot uf fun | get out "f watching 'hos"
children. and seeing their little minds
and bodies developing.
Sow. there's IN" hah". II" mas lfSi
ing 10 watch him from ~" I'm" when
way or another. through 'hr Nnc whcu
he could just drag himself along e."
in"hrS. wanted tn see JGS' how h.
would DO il. ny Hrst baby cr"9r Oh his
hands and knees, ard Ruth ST ON tn"
floor and hitched. but Juui"r r"iS up on
his toes and MS hands and cu"~ along
something lik" a klnEnrO". simply
lOrn to watch hlm.
As Thrilling as tho Final Closeup
And then Ia 50" him overcoming OBJ
StaCl"<-It'S Il regular dralua. tn" :irS I
time lao found It chair in his path l."
cr;~d. Hut -" n"Xt tim. h. began -
his first l"S%nn IN steering. Md ta..
morning had the greatest fun when
was sitting sewing. watching him ;ry
just - few inches. FIRST l." gave it :,
had thought that oyer Tor Il fnW MN
utcS. he took hold Of tho door and pulled
II towards him. but he was ;" clos" |"
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OHIO AND CABELL TO
SUFFER LARGELY IN
STATE HOSPITAL AID
BY J. r REED


Ia i'''''''' ~"
$pr"ad discussion o. me onuEet OH now
before stat" legislature with regard 10
,hc .,n-orr, atoms made for charity
,r-,,I,oI :, a,,.
49, ,i'., a;-nr,ly ~. Tho state
"''''' 49, @ al
'hS ''''H '".'' ,','' ,,,I ,r,,
90 ne ,I.,,r. 80 e,,,n
~ .t"'''''' '.P"' ,,,,,jd
-: mss I'"' i'''' az 80 nm
"T"b.N JOSS ''"1 '""''''
ma" h"Hn aPP'"p' a., =,
IN" COUNTESS viii - - ,'''
mat"Tn! loss ~ " n',',u", "'t r.,,
Nr'"'"a nnn"r INC ,,,,;o. ,Ia,aho-s -,
l""E Ut" 'Ho'il anu '''.,A., ,o n;Jad T.,
~" sta" ,, hr, cav.
''' i"T'n"''l'' W ''' .,,. 80.
'Aa' nc "'"''',, ~ d..
"h '"".''' '"""' w.
-, aH' IN S,a'' h'n ,oaoo, .,ora
For mo nS'", !''' ~ h.
'''S h"'H H'N'""' "r,'' s - y,
i'''' IN ''"' "''N 49,, -.,.,., hosr;
0'S'r'nu'"H ""''"e ,,,,,,,, co.,
'"IH u'"" -t'.,,. ~ ..,,,.
WORK h''dh'! u""'. -, A.,
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z|MMERMAN'S BILL
CONTINUED Prom Page ons.)

,h.,r,.r Mayor Joseph Craddock is
candidate AT the primary for rcnomina
ti"u.
Tho sessions nf both houses today
u, rc short. Leaders, say short session
will w.. held tomorrow afternoon. wneh
adjournment will b.. taken until MOT
da- Th" first two or three weeks, the:
,,y. VIII b. DEVOTED principally TO con-
.iI.-,rion Of local measures. leaving
,h. way clear on the hum" stretch TOT
,rr., are considered more important
h:1,-. Tho paramount problems are
r.1.raiIy considered TO hinge around
rn,uc. ard taxation mca
rho rnut.ue proceedings Of the two
chambers today consisted Of resolutions
and nations The only committee re-
,orts were made in the house.
Opposed by FarmsrI
Senator Carl Goalter Of Summer
corui, presented n resolution offered
ar n" request Of the farmers clubs or
his district. requesting that the bills
.auinr for - consolidation OF the Uni
yrr,.i;r Agricultural Extension depart
mont and The stat" department or agri-
rrIi-urn hr d"rcat"d. The principal req
son ;ncl,Ii"d in an aCcompanying peti-
,!Nr signed by the presidents and secrc-
,.r:e> Of Il number "f Tn" clubs was that
,3,.. pr0Iprs.,l consolidation would bulld
No 3, s,run. political machine.
T,f,>ur-n" will b." busy day In ooth
I,rsrG Thu. S"na," calendar is practi-
r;Iv cleared hul there are three new
hills on The calendar Of the house. They
ware. r"prr,.d out cf tho committee 81
education and provide for the e,'taolish-
,r,.7t nr a teachers pension fund IN
K,,rap.ha county. for the erection OF
Ln,n.,o-i..~ N high schools and for the
arc,rianrc Of federal aid in the promo
.:nI, ." ,ncat .oral rehabilitation These
bills VII hc advanced to their second
reading tomorrow.
Ndinurnmrnt may hc TAKEN over Sat
u-.!:,Y arr"r tomo:roH's session. This IL
regarded. how"vr-. rs extremely doubt
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BRUTAL Staying
Continued Prom Page one.)

shops. Mu,Ercw said that Tr"Ld"aE
made a statement IN Wh"'i'mg. placing
the hlam" on tWu mon. "whU IA" named
Al and Jack
petertiv" Ifcanly. William W"st A
. Wheeling dclcctivr and Frederick II.
F'-azier. chief Of polio" N Wheeling.
W." called to r"Irub"r.,;" Mulgr' " y
testimony.
The Girls Story.
The Rogers girl Mas then .'i 'iu'ci' y
from tho prisoner room. adjoining
tho court, and Sh" took tho witness
sand. She testified that, III Wh"clin&'
Tr+adway had told her mat i! they
both didn't stick to tn" same story
Mother OF thcm would get Oul Of III"
trouble. 81" said She heard TrcadHay
telling his tale n Wheeling heCamS" Of
an open transOm b";w""N tn" room III
which she was being held and tn" r""m
in which Treadway was being Iu"sii"n-
cd. she said she told the same story
at the time.
Tho prosecution probably VII re-
it, .ras, :nmorr6w morning. Mr.. rt;t"r-
son said tha: the dcf"nS" would consist
Of placing Urea dwaE on tn" stand AL
letting him toll his own St"r%. Tread
way. according TO Mr. Patterson. WILL
deny any connection with the ""!nn
killing Of I'rirce and Will place ih''
blame on Elliott.
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CIVIC COMMITTEE
OF Commsrco Chamber to Hear SUD
Committee Reports Friday
March 25

". 4. Irvine general Chairman Of the
civic committee of III" Wheeling 'Ha M
Der OF Commerce has called MEETING
for Friday evening. March -. III lh'
Offices OF the chamber. At this un'' 'h'
six subcommittee VIII submit reports
Of what they have accomplished durinI
tho past couple of weeks.
These sUn-ComnItic"S are Gett'hI
things IN shape 50 that some time !"
tho near future they can hc taken W
with council and ii possible such I'M
prov cm,n;s b. made TO brautify ana IN
prove tho present appearance 81 '"'
city. Several minor matters WEI come
to light a. this timr.
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sPu,1Ep COAL ON STREET.

Frank Meyer. Of Rrrw""d. wa arrest
81 yesterday .ficrr"nn L. MHi"rrTc.e
nrcsccr lurns Stanley. on Il rharS" ~
.,;Il,rr coal of his truck onto the
.,rc., He w.t, arrested At t'"rt%-tnird
.,-c,, arI viii hn arraErsi h"'or'
Judge E:tI IN police court tins morning
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ALLEGED TO BE A. W. o. L.

Hohcrt Rluhmf:"ld. SAID 20 b" absent
without leave from his army station NJ
tho Columbus barracks. was picked M
4; bridgeport last night by baltimore
s ohio r. .lroad Officer Iic had !arG"
Of cartridges for army r"voiNcra
IN his possession. IT," boy Is bong hrld
fo- Investigation. II" claims To he only
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REORGANIZATION
BILL IS PASSED
BY LOWER HOUSE

t.,-'r.-,,c-
''' 80 - NJ, INN,
- ..,,..,,,,, .,,,c
..,, ,,..,. NJ, ,.I. Il. -
,. ,,.,- ,,-,,,,4, IL.
~, ..,,,,,r.r assembly
- ,.,.. .,L,. H.,
',I 49,
49, ,.,,,,,..,. ~ g., 20 a..
"" ,,o.i
'N'' ""'''' '..,,.
'',' ""'"' " .,,...,,, .
|U 10Y &" '' ''''
- g.,
ON 'H' '"'' '''''' 49, ''' 49,,
'if"'''N" e, 't',' I'VE we ,.' n,..,,
49, SoN'"
cF"'' "'''"' - !"
'''A','', ~ I,..,....
:" - , ,,., r,.,,hi,.
II - 80 80 ,.,I
'""' go" 80. 49,.
N"'"' - '''' '"''' - ~
Opposed By Democrats
N''h"uEh they h:i n"t speak tEa;" :
r!r hlll. IN" Democrats. through t'''T
floor leader. Atkinson. h,,"r present
formal prot"s; against ""t"'m""t ct '."'
emergency clause. saying u" E"puht'-
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LABOR ENTERS
TSPROTEST
AGAINST BILLS
BY. r. REED

Charleston. ". Va. Mar. J. - Dor 3
fir,' Indication a. - -" hills "nNn
would h, ~upp"r'Hi and IS - i""S"
=. h'.0 n"G'i l., di"Lppr"Nci car" To-Day
,,Lru i:.~,... la,.oi, - ~" l'n!tCd Min"
MARKERS 81 tno"r.cT,. nGuh"r% lni7. -f'n
an! lSkr. ,ni"-rl fu-mh' prol">; against
rlr pa >,ar,. If ;l'uc huuS" !"N- ana ny"
~rrn'" mli>.
'rn,. protest - e.. form II an open
,";tcr. nas sent !" "a'., "f -" delegates
ami r"nat"r> requesting mat iu~ b'HS
~, .,'opi,-l. Mnr.. persona r"mmun''"-
lions 10Y" directed TO IN" members %
tn" standing committees on labor win
requests ,hai IL r,Ssihl" the bills ""
.tuprcl IN the. cummitt"" rooms,
THO referred =" III IN" ""mmrn;'2-
,rnr ar.. hous.. bi,i.; Numbers Isl. I''.
90. I6; a.. II6. Us. - and rs. and
senate hits Nuuhrre -, 10 "ht. -!
and 80.
B'ns DisApproved OF
IT, senate balls dlSappr"N"d .n"'u"~
the amendment - ~" pistol t"t;nG IaW
rrnrnscd by Senator ". !. Me- arrH. Of
Mcdowell CnTa:y: amendment" :" IN"
Workmrn's compensation IA" rr"poS"H
by Senators jess, y. Bi1'h. Of H1i"
county. ami Floyd :. CHAPMAN Of '&:'"''
,ouut,. Senator j. e. l."wiS's hill on
-" state c1nstahularY, and the t'i. pro-
y;djnc rnr civil INDICTMENTS aEain$, .ahnr
unions. which was proposed by Senator
,;rn t. White. Of th"S" TIA" CnNH"rS''-
lInn commission bills and nR" MIRO
durcd By Senator Whit" will Nr""th'E
face tn" most diSfIvur. tn" ""n'1''': n
ton halls provide for number "t
changes which a." SAIL t. b" '""r"'N
conforming tho Yves: Virginia law WIN
that n"w n farce ~ many other states.
which nowcycS. r,,.~' With disappr"va!
on the part Of III" miners unions n'
c,u,r !, IS feared they viii max" It
harder - secure compensation N 'HS"S
Of loss Of life and total disability. III"
other IN. which WAS presented ny r"-
Quest. provides that damages don" I"
rian,S. business houses or buildings
during strikes could hc recovered from
labor unions through tn" courts.
Tho House Bills
or rho hou." bills which m"ot With
,lc disaprroIal Of tho unions. Ia" most
iunor,nrr arc Numbers +Gt and $50
Tr,.+, rwu bills we're presented by dcI''
catr lanes \. Si-othN- nr WSich. They
are ,.l.,.l ~ ~" l';,"r - being rarti'u-
larlv unCricA"i; 1" .Ih'~. Th"i 1r"' iir
INA; The rrlr;.," II strikes ana '""S""' 3
W prevented ly Law and that disturb
.r.rs e pIr"S ~ business Sn'h rs
r,,k,;,;"- hr made 4 legal offcns" Will
y jai. sentence attached. When l"ic-
gate S;rothc- was asked concerning IN"
matter hH stated that ia" tiI.S wrr" o.
",r-rca o. ing effect. ~" states 49," ln't'
-. had introduced them NN request. u
j. understood MAT IT." MEASURES ar"
f,thtrcI rs J. Guy lr|'chhrd Of IN"
state Manufacturers Associations
b.. III az y
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vAHrEp-aousn OF ApAaraxHr

wANTEp-To -HHt ~" ruor' house o:
apartment. centrally located n Wh""'-
ing By family Of tw": 70 children
Phone Martins Ferry Sow. rr-lS-tt
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Ansuer 10 Yesterday,s ruzzls.

Tho diagram show how IN" pee" ~
),nrIrum may uc d.vid"! 'n;n w"
par,:, which reform into :, by i ,GI"G'
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-IAd;rs diamond ring. i"tw"en
Twcrty.th:rd aad ''hap,.nc and Noft-
mans grocery. Twcn;y-n:Hch 81. Return
20 l4S Merritt ST. Reward. GU--lJ-;
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FoR SALE-HOTEL.
nAYTDE. ONO.

DAYTON. ONO,
Hot, 90 T. rror!N. T"d"rn. n"a- ''n'"i'
Station Established I" years. reason
;,hi. rcnt FURNISHINGS good condition.
Price. Sin. nhv cash Standard Sp'N'a .ilcS
Co.,. s>5 Rcibnld E,hE. Dayton. ono.
mr. lS-N
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MISCELLANEOUS

BEFORE having thht roof r"pairc" or
AN ID call waiter Holmes. ~ rhto
ST Ihone l1@9-E. WC.N guaranteed.
INr-lS-,
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The Testimony.

Ph!lad"i ph!a. Ia. March IL. 'F% ~
SoC!atcd .'r-SS)-~Tn" persecution "A-
meets 10 Close IT'S case tomorrow IN IN"
trial nr Irter y. Tr"ahway. accused 81
E,h- murdr- ot Henry #. P"irc". manu-
facturrr'S sales agent. il WAS ANNOUNCED
at the end Of todAy'S session.
II also was in,irna'"d that t"H A.
frusc rnay com" To AN end heforc adj
iuurnmcnt tomorrow afternoon.
Mari" Boots" RuherS. charged "iin
u, ing an accessory 10 III" murder. ''H-
t;trd TO-DAY. a. the commonwealth : star
witness. and was followed Icy Joseph
,rrhiha,i Moss. also under lnGi"imcni
in connection with tho cas-" Marion
Elliott. wanted on a charge of having
participated in the staying. is Il fugitive.
The girls testimony consumed hhou'
two hours. Her story was substantially
the sam" as that She told III" r"!lr''
when arrested. Sh" said aft"r tiii"'
struck Pierce. She and Moss h"j. T-'"':-
WAY and Elliott Joined them ~ h'r room
ohnu; a half nour later. -" cot ',mu'''.
a,J forced hc- "a N"- VITA 'h"n, -
Wheeling. ". Va. Sic said -" acted
in fear e Trcadwar and Va terror ="
into taking flight IN IN" slain man an
tunoh!Ic.
Moss. whom called - n" stand. ;"'d
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wANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED 9@n model Ford. Dhon" I63
h"c"r- 500 y. IN. buyer !"ar;nc city.
inr-!S-G
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FOR RENT

PoH RENT rooms on onc floor. ga $
and CITY water. Inquire Ed. Art,nan.
Stop 4. Raylaad Enc. Martins Ferry. ..
nr-iS-l
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FOR SALE, ad.Uar Vacuum r,"2n"-.
FRS; c.aS$ condition. S"N for h2'i
D-.rs I,ltl @S4l mr-lI-,
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TOR SALE.

FOR SALE Ny S7"c;U made dlnEe"
violin. Louro model. or Will trade fnr
roadster IN Eond condition. jack
Nor;n. 1911 I'hN3,ne ST mr-lSi
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FoR sALG-Tro very desirable lots az
Holloway O.. near X. - 7. hall. VIII
build houses = >G:t purchaser on re-
Lumher Co. !MldEcPor,. y. t.ti-3lt
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FOR sAIE-Smau cash grocery store.
~ owner doing good business. !:"N-
son Cor selling leaving lily. Ft"n"
I5j5-J. mr-l'''
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FOR SALE room house strictly mod
crn. hardwood :.N!>A call SO" "v
AS North IN 81. Martins Ferry
n r-.--I
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wANrEp-To buy 4 second hand h"o%
c..S. Price must L. r"aSOrah l" Writ"
:, ). J. Cotton. Rox 1858. M"M""h"n. W.
T.. mr-tS-i
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roR nExr-ruRH1sRED Eoonrs

POE R7Nr-FNrnished rooms for l!Gh;
housekeeping. Apply 27d floor Intel
ltCsncer Bldg. 1905 Market ST. f-lt-tt
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roR SALE-AN h,nIS Of tr@ :r""s a"d
Shrubb"ry. from stark Rr". n" ar
est and best nursery ~ the word. l. "-N-
tn!nS guaranteed true - '.'nr. prop
me a card and | vii 'Hll IN YOU lHaa"
Walker, Salesman. West Alexander. Ia.
f-2S-t
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wANrEp-wAsmHG. CLEANING.
FOR SALE-HoRSES.

wAHTED-WaShlnga and cleaning :" do
by day Browu Run. Box 28S \. r.
H. No y Wheeling mr-l5-i
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ron sA1E-nne franz" Dwelling % -

rooms and hHjh IN rort"r avenue. EGE
;uGton Lane. "'S;"rn "t W" "at''.
e.orr cnundlt.pu Sat. roof. pcrCl"S
from, ard back. re1""t walks LOT +3N
$50. 500 % down aoi ha.aH'" on "a>;'
terms PoSSr~S,n0 frs Lay May r"N'.
t&tll Jacob S,huHharh. - Nr>A A." q,
EdrwooG Whe, ,iH,;. " ~. mr-lb-:
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HOUSES AND APARrs1Bars.

II" property .: @7lh and Man ST.
c65l Man s.. = hing rcm"d"i"h for
hotri purposes. Thor" Vii ," 30 rooms
with b. and cold Wat"- and baths m
each -ruHr. and t"l"2AoD" Nerrt"c also.
-, gag. for '.,tr"uS at rhe hotel
T!tS ho,"l WI l." krcwu a. the Bel
rno"' ..3'ci and MI h. "p"a b" ihc 1t
o. N0r:,. Everything modern.
For reservations -"
MRS \. !. WILSON.
ISL Main 81
i
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FOR SALE Farm harsc-. taarlc
H.dC,"y. INua, @rj-W I'm Grove.
IUr-lI-t
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SALESMAN WANTED.

wANrEp-r.ocal rlrctricLh i!rm has
,,"rtag IN ,rS Sa,cS force for three rs
rrc->.sc $aic>urH.i. sales rNp"rien"" not
necessary. hu, nc.ptU! Apply aC'"ra"ons
l5lC Market -: !nr-t'-l
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FoR RHNT-FurniShed front room IN
InteliigenCer Bldg, 1903 Market 81
Phone 34t9-J. l--~-t
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wANTEp-AG"nt~ Money saving prop
o~:t!on. So,rHrN MFG. Co. ST; E"tt.
Ca. 20 . a m. ) :" : p. N. Mr-l6-t
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wANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-Lady Cr gentleman. 49, agent
O.. secure D.t;3rS ~ PERSONS who G"S;r"
u c.: s;-e !u>urAN'" ~ about one-halC
~. ;N,. regular date call J5G9-M Wh""t-
ing ;ur-iT-tt
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FOR SALG-PoULrRY.

FOR SALE Eggs Cor catching from
h-si I" loy sing" t"mh WIZ" Leg
horns $50 Pr -. Enh,. Mri!. 200
Man s. Elm 'irrvc ". Va. mr-lG-j
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7,r-'St
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-03-15
NORWAY.

II
Owen p. Brooks, who has been doirl
business In Mechanic Falls for severa
years, was called to this village las
week by the severe illness OF his wife
who lives here. :.
The Universalist Sewing Circle me
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Elisabeth
Sampson.
Leroy spillsr was in Mechanic Fall
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Doris Brown Of Mechanic FALL
passed few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. A. @. Barker as the guest oil
their niece, Miss Louise Kicker.
Arthur Tucker, who has been In Farm
lngton some little time, has returned tc
Norway. .
ThaIter, Luther and John Groves Of
Boston were In town last week, called
here by the serious condition Of their
sister, Mrs. Owen P. Brooks.
Miss Gertrude traitor and Miss Edith
Rideout, teachers In Cony High School,
Augusta, were recent guests OF Mrs.
Rose Rideout.
Hon. Frank P. Wsshburn, the new
commissioner Of agriculture, was In town
Saturday and spoke at the Grange.
William G. Higgins, an inmate OF the
National Soldiers Home at Togus, Is
visiting Norway on furlough.
Miss Edith Rideout of this village, a
teacher in the Cony High School, Angus
"a, Is spending q week in Boston and
vicinity visiting the schools OF Cam
bridge, Newton and Waltham. On Sat-
urday she attended the New England
Conference of English teachers In Bos-
ton.
Major James l.. Moriarty of Lewiston
was In town Monday and inspected the
new company recruited for the National
Guard by Wilfred G.. CoDary. There
were 4S men present, which has since
been raised TO 80, the number required
for Federal recognition. Major Mortar
ty is not unknown in Norway as he
once commanded Company d lin the
Spanish war;
Miss Mona Martyr was the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mar
tyn, In Bethel recently.
Mrs. Charles A. Reed and daughter,
Miss Helen, who have been spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Schenk, have returned to their home in
Reading, Macs.
The interior of the Grand Trunk sta
ton is being redecorated.
Michael Carbin Of West Paris was In
town Monday.
Miss Sara Abbott of Boston has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Grin Stone.
The young people of the Universslist
church had q sooisble in Concert Hall
Friday evening in charge of the follow
ing committee: Henry Cullinan, Carroll
DeCoster, Houghton Kimball and Glenn
McIntire.
The Methodist Missionary Society
held q meeting Thursday evening. There
was program of music and readings.
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It was V0teu 20 appropriate Huu assess
the following amounts:
Paris Orange.


The next regular meeting Of Paris
Grange will be held Saturday, March 10,
at 1880. The third and fourth degrees
will be conferred at 1:S0 on . class OF
about forty. State Lecturer G. o. Pur-
linton 10 expected to be present. All
who have received the first and second
degree come to dinner. There will be
rehearsal OF the degree team Wednesday
evening at O'Clock. The following are
the members of the team:
OFFICERS.
Msster-A. p. Stearns, Jr.
Overseer-A n. Ryerson.
Lecturer-Eva Record.
Steward-E. L. Thayer.
Il Asst. S,eward-Almon Cairns.
Chaplain-John Brown.
Treasurer-Leon Brooks.
Secretsry-Freeland Cummings.
Gate Keeper-A. q. Talbot.
Ceres-Edith Thayer
Pomona-Lois Talbot.
| Fiors-Dora Tyler.
Lady Asst. Steward-Ethel Cairns.
Chorfster-Alice Field.
Floor Work-B. b. Curtis, Leader, Raymond
| Gates, Percy Milleit Ernest Talbot, Charles
Hammond, Merton Curtis. Arthur Tyler. y. n
| Morse, Ina Porter. Myrtle Gates, Grace Stsr
bird. Helen Cummings, Ida Stearns and MinnN
/ Edwards. ~
Tabieau1-In charge Of Clara Ryerson, Alice
/ Cumm,pgs, Wilma Stearns:-Evangeine Iur
/ ner, Elizabeth Stearns, Sadie Clark, Leona ZEN
| 'ey, Airline Porter, Ada McAllister, Ance Curtis
i and Lydia SWEET.
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Fathers and Sons Eat Together.

Successful doubtless beyond the ex-
pectstious Of those with whom IL origi-
mated was the fathers and sons banquet
at the Congregational vestry Friday
evening. Initiated under church aus
pices, il was q community affair, and the
response was large. Every father was
invited to come and bring his son, and
any man who had no son was advised to
borrow one for the occasion. The out
come was the attendance Of something
like $50 men and boys, who taxed the
capacity of the room, though not the
capacity of the Congregational Ladies'
Circle which provided the abundance Of
food.
Geo. r. Morton was chairman and
POSTMASTER for the evening, and after
welcoming the large number present, he
asked Rev. D. r. Faulkner to return
thanks before the banquet.
An orchestra composed OF Miss Helen
Barnes and Miss Ruth Brown piano,
Alfred Gotta violin, Ray Newton flute,
and Howard Shaw saxophone, furnished
music for the banquet, all the members
of the orchestra giving their services.
After the fine banquet there were brief
E6IUhE Ol tuC tOocbbdcsoit AsONs ~
Faulkner and High School Principal O..
o. Turner, and A. <. Morse described
"How Ruby Played" and responded to
an encore. Rev. G.. w. Hinckley OF
Good Will Farm was then presented to
give the main address, Of the evening.
Mr.. Hinckley's work at Good VIII
Farm, and his effectiveness as speaker,
are too well known TO need any COM
ment. He made and emphasized simply
three points: Boys would rather do
things than see things done. Boys are
valuable because they are boys, not
merely because they will some time be
men. Boys are religious. His elsbors-
ton Of these basic statements was such
as to hold the strictest attention from
men and boys alike, and no one present
could fail to get benefit from II. All
were glad Of the privilege Of hearing
Il him.
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To the Voters Of the Town Of Paris:
wish to express my appreciation to
those who, realizing the time required
and the responsibility involved In the
duties of treasurer Of the town OF Paris,
40 generously voted to increase my sal
AIRY. In justice to them l will say that
vhen ssked how much IL was worth, ]
said II ought to be $4,000. Realisine
that taxes were high and that We should
economiss 10 every way We could, ! dc.
cIdsd to continue for $4,000 II the town
wished me to. Therefore, notwithstand,
ing the vote OF last Monday, / shall
stand BY my offer Of $400 90 and aot q
treasurer during the coming year fol
that amount.