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Evening star., 1921-10-06
FINED IN EXPRESS CASE.

Fields and r. E. Staley. fugitives un-
til Wednesday in connection with the
recent trial of sixty-four persons ac-
cused of conspiracy to steal from the
American Express Company. pleaded
guilty in United States district court
and each was fined $500. U. G. B.
Hogan, well known Lauren3 county
farmer, arrested some time ago at the
instigation of Department Vf Justice
officers. on a charge of peonage. was
freed by the federal grand fury when
mo bilr was returned.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
BRIDE MADE I'LL ON HONEYNOOV.
y. S. NOW ASKED TO PAY $z25, 900

!, The United States Is asked to
Fay $125.00O damages as the re-
suit Of injury alleged to have been
sustained by Mrs. Dora B. King,
wife Of DR.. D. D. King Of Green's
boro. N. c., while on her honey
moon trip to New York, Decem-
ber 80, 1919. Mrs. King ate some
veal OF a train of the Pennsyl-
yHnia railroad while that COM
pany was under government con-
troll, and became deathly sick, and
her health has since been i'm
paired, it is alleged.
Two suits, aggregating s125,000
have been filed in the Supreme
Evening star., 1921-10-06

Court Of the District of Columbia
against John c. Davis. statutory
agent of the United States for
claims growing out of the Rail-
road Administration by the gov
ernment. Mrs. King asks $4,000
for her injuries, which. She AYERS.
have left her almost helpless and
in constant pain of mind and body.
DR.. King. the husband. asks $780,
600 for the destruction of his
wife's health and for loss of her
services as well as the expense of
medical experts in an effort to
restore her health.
Attorneys McNeill & McNein and
J: A. Giles appear for the plain
tiffs.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
AZERBAIJAN REVOLT GAINS

LONDON. October 5.-The Azerbai-
jan information bureau is informed
that the anti-soviet rising in the
Azerbaijan Republic is growing more
intense. In the last fighting at Kara
bagh, the Russian red forces lost
1000 men killed and 5000 wounded.
and considerable artillery and NUM-
tions captured The rebellion has now
spread throughout the district of
Kasakh.
The Azerbaijan patriot Sultan Bey
Sultanov heads the insurgent move
ment and Gen. Lesvadovsky conn
mands the soviet army.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
sHUNs u. S. SENATE RACE.
Mapp Of Accomac Declares H,
Will Not Be Candidate.
spec;al D,s,.tch q The s,.-

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
RICHMOND, Va. October 6.-Sen-
ator G. Walter Mapp Of Accomac to-
day set at rest for ali time the report
that he had the idea Of entering the
race for the United States Senate in
the primary of next year. That is.
there is no intention of the sort at
this time.
In the course OF a talk with The
Stars correspondent, while he de-
clared it was true many letters had
come to him suggesting that he make
the race and Offering to support him,
Senator Mapp left no question as to
whether he would add to the compli-
cation by making 1t a triangular af-
fair. saying that he did not propose
to do anything of the sort. 1t was
Evening star., 1921-10-06
PUBLIC TO CHOOSE TENOR.

NEW YORK, October 6.-The public
will decide who will take Enrico
Caruso's place at the Metropolitan
Opera House. Giulio Gatti-Casazza,
the impresario, said upon his return
from a trip to Italy. When he was
asked who would sing the Caruso
roles he said: There are no Caruso
roles. All of our male singers have
sung in the same operas he did. There
are great many aspirants to his
place."
Evening star., 1921-10-06

also quite plain that, as between the
two places, he much preferred being
Governor Of Virginia to a place in
the United States Senate. But for
the condition of his health a year
ago. he would have made the race for
governor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
McG00DWIN ON WAY HOME,

CARACAS. Venezuela. October s.
Preston McGoodwin. the American
minister to Venezuela, accompanied by
his family, sailed for New York today
IN hoard tho atea r'er Caracas
Evening star., 1921-10-06
GREEKS REPULSE TURKS.
Take Offensive and Infict Heavy
Losses.

ATHENS, October 6.-Gen. Papou-
las. Greek leader. in Asia Minor. has
repulsed strong attack by Turkish
nationalists near Af1un- karahissar, it
Is officially announced here. The
Greeks then took the offensive, in
f1icting heavy losses. The Greed cas-
ualties are said to be small.
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Watkins closed a very successful series :
Of evangelistic meetings at the Inter-
national Holiness church on SunoAlal
January %. About seventy-nve persop$
received saving grace, and numbeS .9SU,
young folks consecrated themselves tof,,
the Masters work. io,,
Fred Jarrett and Frank Wtneman.
have purchased property on Maple AYES :,
nue. from Prof. Lunda Lucas OF Mas
sillon.
Miss Ethel Perkins returned on Sat.
urday from visit with friends at .
GAINESVILLE. 49,
Mr.. James Barker returned on Saturs !.
day from weeks visit with his sisterS
at GAINESVILLE. Coshocton and Cambridge,
Misses Nellie Gregg, Marjorie Muir.
rhy, Olive 0. Jenkins and Clyde Lynn
attended the teachers meeting-WC
GAINESVILLE on Saturday.
Mrs. Ada Perkins. Mrs. VIM. KennN
day and children, Lura Perkins, Mrs.
D. Craig and MIR. Emmett Lucas ~sRe
shopping at GAINESVILLE on Saturday. =
w. w. Lucas and ]. w. Perkins were Z
In Belmont on business Saturday .'',L
Miss Nell Duffy has moved to Barnes.
VILE and the property is being OCCUPIED
by Mrs Alice Jarrett
Mrs. VIM. Sipe and daughter Mrs. 4
Stanley Bolon attended a funeral 49,
relative at st. Clairsyille on Tuesday
Mrs. VIM. Sipe went to Martins F1lrf 4
where she will spend few days III
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Lucas q y
tanned with a family dinner on Tues4&
The Senior high school class heId
social at the school house one eveHtHe
last week. ,~si
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Herb Sap Made
Him Frisky AS He
Was Years Ago
Proved It by the Way He
Gripped Me in Shaking
Hands.
BY B. M. HODES

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-John Hartman
,,o7 coss avenue. old time resident of
Louisville, told me It was none OF my
business how old he is. He's been
taking Herb Sap. the great tonic anu
stomach medicine, and l wanted TO get
some satisfaction about him.
I'm over sixty" Hartman conceded.
And l will say that since taking Herb
Ga, nv clock has been turned back 20
years. Just look at me-
did as commanded and must say
that he didn't look the same person
AS when he came to the drug store 10
see me month before.
"A month ago" he continued, when
| called to see you. you'll remember l
was in bad shape. l couldn't eat
blessed thing. as I had no appetite.
My stomach had gone completely oacK
on me- ! had aches and pains in not
only my back and limbs. but in every
part of my body. 1t seemed like. !
was weak as cat and SO nervous that
my whole body was wet from cold
swcats Just beads Of it stood out on
mo necessarily. l was too rundown
10 WDTh ISh ptboh ~ ''SNO
change, though in IS hours after TAX
ing Herb Sap and now after having
finished the second bottle-well. just
look at me. l feel rcjuvenated and
eat-well. I'm hungry all the time. I'm
right on the job new. every day, a
new man physically. with new mental
vigor and Il new power OF sustained
effort. Herb Sap is surely n wonder
full tonic. 1t proved blessing to me"
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DOCTORS USE
CALOTABS FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Influenza and Grippe, Like Ordinary
Colds, Require Calotabs, the Purified
and Rofnsd Calomel Tablets hat Are
Nausealess, Safe and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public that
simple colds and mild cases Of influenza
often lead TO pneumonia and other Serl-
Gus complications. They say that every
cold should receive immediate attention
and that tho first step in the treatment
is TO make sure that the liver is active
For this purpose Calotabs. the perfected.
nausralcSs Calomel tablets are the sur
est. hest and most agreeable laxative.
one Calotab at bed time with n swal-
low OF watcr-thats all. no salts, no
nausea, and no upsetting Of the digrs-
ton and appetite. Next morning your
cold has vanished. your liver is active.
your system IS purified and refreshed
and YOU arc feeling fine with hearty
appetite for breakfast. Fat what you
please--no danger.
For -."rr protection, Calotabs are sold
only in original sealed packages, price
thirty-five cents. All druggists recon-
mend and guarantee Calotuhs and are
authorized To refund the price If you
are not delighted with them.--(AdvO
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Baby Coughs
,,;,. ,-,a.ment with q remedy that con-
ss;ns no opistes. Piso's is mild but ehec'
tive: pleasant to take. Ask your druggist fos
] s o'S

is in the city assisting in issuing the
Elks' Booster.
Mrs. Alex Dorsey of West Eighth
street. continues TO improve. She has
been seriously III for several days.
Mrs. Frank Stillwell Of Third street
who has been very i'll, was removed 10
the Glendale hospital this morning.
. Mrs. 7. Ryan is very i'll at her home
on Seventh street.
Mr.. 4. l.. Francis has returned home
from IL two days business trip spent
at MorGantown.
Mrs. Ina Bowers. Of Third street and
MIR. Henry paugmcr, of Newark. OHIO,
spent yesterday with friends Of Bridge
port. Ohio.
Joscrh LAUREL OF Jefferson avenue.
IS confined to his home with sickness.
G.. y. WarriCk OF Woodruff, was
business visitor in Moundsville today.
Samuel Rocker. and Robert McMurry
who have been working at stone ny
have returned To their homes here. Mt.
Booker will leave the first OF the COM
ing wrk for Huntington, w. Va. where
he has accepted position.
viii Martin who Is employed al
Grafton. spent Sunday with his FAMILY
on Jefferson avenue.
Frank Simpson Of Charleston. W. Va,
WAS here TO attend the funeral OF his
Uncle Ed w. Simpson.
c. c. Bailey who has been visiting at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. VII
liams, returned today to his home in
Huntington, W. Va.
Frank r. Barnum Of Grant avenue.
Is reported getting along nicely after
suffering injuries 10 his foot last Mon
day.
Mrs. Homer WEIGH and little son. OF
Grove City. Pa. arrived in this city
Monday evening and will spend some
time with Mr. Welch oF the Hotel SnE-
der
Miss Eun!cc Rel, Of Darlington, is
spending a few days in the city with her
grandmother. Mrs. Martha Francis or
Cntcr street.
T. C. Grove who has been Ill at the
home Of his sstr, Mrs. 4. l.. Francis
Of Tomllnson avenue for the past six
eLvhmcnat ed threoceuthhs ,Emse!thez! 40
weeks has recovered sufficiently TO re-
sumo his work in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ". Walton have re-
turned to their home on Seventh street
after spending several days WITH friends
and relatives at Pittsburgh and Wash
inGton, Pa.
Mrs. Alex Booth OF Huntington. and
mother. Mrs. Yoho Of Woodland spent
Tuesday in the city with Mrs. J. w.
Powell OF Jefferson avenue.
Mr.. J. 4. Weaver who was the guest
Of relatives the past week has returned
TO her homo IN Huntington. W. Va
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thin, NERVOUS, SICkLY 4.
PEOPLE need HERB SAP
Cousin of p T. Barnum, Worlds Greatest Circus Show.
man, Tells How BE Found Health in Extract -
of Mother Natures Herbs

meals untouched, hardly eating enough
to keep me alive. I tried every medi-
cine l saw advertised and all that my.
one told me about. but seemed sogeS
no better. Finally I stumbled. In Q
nature medicine called Herb. SAP Ind
got 4 bottle of It. ! took II reliGtoualy
and must confess that tho second dose
brought my appetite back like m3Tfc.
Now I eat like q horae at every ms4aA I,
sleep like a boy and my nerves III
rested at all times. feel II my ~
to publicly praise Herb Sap, ~ Y1P
convinced there Is nothing better d
world than this natures extract p
sickly people. All I can say IL
everyone tries Herb Sap and bScos
convinced as 1 was. I know they mi
be happy"
II you are in q rundown condition.
have stomach trouble. indigestion, fsel
nervous. dizzy, restless. slespIoo0' pr
have rheumatic pains, aches hid
twingcs, obtain q bottle Of Herr .ssH
at once. SO
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Five years ago J. A. Davis. 2459 Col
lis avenue, Huntington, W. Va. direct
descendant Of p. T. Barnum. worlds
greatest Snowman. was stricken with
paralysis. He fought valiantly 1oF his
life and without giving up hope finally
mastered the awful affl!ction, but was
left in a terrible rundown condition.
with a menacing stomach trouble. He
doctorcd and doctored with little or no
benefit. Finally he was told about Herb
Sap--an extract of Mother Natures
Pure Herbs. He took only one bottle
and was amazed in finding that 1t in
creased his appetite and built up his
system to such an extent that he now
feels just like schoolboy. When IN
terviewed Mr.. Davis said:
II was left in a complete rundown
condition since stricken with paralysis
five years ago. l had no appetite nor
ambition 10 move. was so nervous
couldn't sit still in one place for more
than second at a time. I left my
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BETHESDA

Rev. J. r. Fretts delivered very
obie snrmon on the Golden Rule at the
NJ r church on Sunday morning.
The Womnn's Foreign Missionary
society will hold their regular monthly
meeting AT the home Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Phil
Inns on Thursday afternoon.
The Standard Bearers meet with hlss
Bernice Huff on Tuesday evening.
THE, Light Bearers will meet at the
home Of Geraldine Kenneday on Satur-
day afternoon.
frank Watkins and wife left here sat
urday evening for Hendrysburg where
they will assist in the revival services
there.
Miss Edna Banning and Mr.. and Mrs.
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OF medicine. but nothing helped me-
until recently betan using Herb SAP
just believe in Herbs and RlH&Y1
have. and although I am not surpriaeA Z
that Herb Sap brought back my health
must say I am indeed grateful. sd1tc
is really remarkable. though. how muoA q
benefit 1 obtained from this delightful'.
medicine. as ] now sleep sound and eat
hearty. I have recently bought many.
bottles Of Herb Sap for my friendss,i
who are likewise receiving wonderful |
benefit in building up their systems and
regaining their health. ! do hope every
s:ckly person will. take Herb Sap" = {
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STEUBENVILLE

Sctubcnvillc. o. Feb. 2-Evangelist
Bob" Jones. who has brought close TO
a thousand person 10 n Christian life At
his tabernacle here during the past week,
delivered an address before the Cham
Der Of Commerce Forum Committee at
the Fort Steuhcn Hotel at noon to-day
on the Secret of Success. He declared
that success Is doing the thing that God
intended you to do and that II he m
tended you to he n merchant, doctor.
lawyer or anything else and you were
trying to do something else. you are
failure. IT don't care who YOU are or
what YOU are, unless you are in God
given place you are failure. he said
He added that If every man was put in
his proper place the problems of this
world would be solved in second. he
rcfutcd the idea that wealth or position
brought success Success Is finding
Gods PURPOSE for man and the part He
wants him to do and then do IT,. Thta.s
the secret Of success and real happi-
ness"
Miss Lille WelSscr. aged 20 years.
who was believed TO have been k!dnap-
ned from New York City, was located in
This city to-day by police and Jewish
societies. She was living happily ana
Coma. TO whom she was married here
last Saturday by Justice W. u. Dow
ner. The young woman came TO TINS
country from Russia with her parents
uhout ten days ago and whllc enroute
fell In love with Coma. fellow passcn-
rcr on the trip. On arrival in New
York. Miss WciSscr cludcd her parents,
Joined Coma and came with MIN 10 TINS
city. where he has 4 brother living. inc
disapprarance of Miss Weisser alarmed
her parents and detectives and Jewish
societies OF the ease have been conduct
ing a nation wide search tor her.
Conferred with Governor.
Roy y. Mcrryman, chairman OF inc
committee. has returned from Columbus.
where ne conferred with Governor Davis
relative to local appointments for state
offices. The governor lnlorlncEdi Mr:
state a. to what state offices would he
allotted to jefferson county but that
there would be 1T least two or three
appointments to he made public later
He also announced that IN VIC" Oh ne
wonderful work accomplished by the
Rcpublican Womcns organization OF the
county last fail, that II should DO recog-
nized and that In all probability one or
the appointments would go 10 locEl
woman.
Orvnlc Keller. Of lrondal". indicted for
criminal assault on l3-year-O!d Goldic
Tee. Of that place, entered plea or
guilty to-day and WAS sentenced TO one
10 twenty wears In the ohio prnitcn-
tIary by ,fudgc Carl Smith. Keller. while
Il prisoner In tn" county jail engineered
the Jail break If last p"c"h Der ana was
a fugitive in West virginia unt!l ABOUT
Ton DAYS ago, when he came back here
and was captured while asleep in u taxi
Marriage Licenses.
Walter ClyG" Jones. II. and Mary &C.
celia Kelly. Il. both of Steuhenv!lle;
Theodore householder. 81. and Mabel
Aimon' 81. both Of IIammondsyilIe;
EIl!s r. CARE. SIS. and Ann Fnthernham.
IS. both Of Toronto; Jed Maybe, u. and
Hester Lewis, y. both OF Rush Run.
Yn,, rn-rn, ltstcn ten seconds 70 The
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All's Lovely Now,
Goose Hangs High
For First Time in 20 Years Mrs
Rettig Now Sleeps.

For 20 long years I had been trou-
bled with insomnia, just rolling and
tossing all night long. To be sure, /
got a little rest, but my sleep was all
broken up. I would sort Of doze on
into siumbcr md then wake up all or
q sudden. every nerve in my body
Jerking and twitching," says Mrs. John
&. Rettig, 63S South Eighth Street.
Louisville. Ky.
II was so continuously nervous that
I couldn't sit down to my meals VITA
ease l ate but little anyhow and my
stomach was all out OF kilter. ! doc
tored and doctored and took all kinds
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Cleveland, O., Feb. 2.--Ohio Is the
fifth largest electrical state In tne
Union, based on the number of electricity
users in the population Of each state
says a bulletin Issued by the Ohio COM
mittee on Public Utility Information
The General Electric company has Just
completed Il survey and from data mas
drawn UP and electrical map OF the
country, the bulletin said.
The map shows Ohio has an eiec'rlcA'
ponuIation. defined az the total pouIa-
ton served by the central power stations
Of 3'55O000
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port of Ohio was pladged at the meeting
wore: Creation Of a department OF
Of game and natural re-
sources within the federal government
with a secretary in the presidents
cabinet; federal legislation to establish
free shooting grounds and wild life
refugees in the United States; extension
OF the migratory Bird Treaty Act 10
Mexico and Central American countries
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"rhe oriols," another Of Booth TarnI
,,o+on,s wonderful serial stories, WILL
annear In The Intslligencer IN three IN N
stallments, February S, February ~
and February II. Don't ran 70 sn'o ~
ion1b. in which tho characters alreaa-
FAMILIAR to you through "Too Gentle
Initial are involved In "Ths or1ols'"
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Those measures also were packed anu
introduced by the American GENE fro-
tective Association, with headQual'ers
in New York, Baxter said, and whose
advisory board contains the ioliow'ns
names: John Il. Burnham' MaJor He,'
cral Wood. Major General hugh L.
Scott. George Bird Grinnell. George
Shiras III, and others.
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OHIO NEWS


Columbus, O.. Feb. 2.-One third or
the rural school teachers Of Fairfield
county are not good enough 10 be re-
tanned. and more then onc-fourth Of the
onc-room school houses should be
wrecked. or used to store farm ma
chinery in, according to Professor r.
e. Iandsittcl, high school inspector for
The state department of public instruc-
ton, who has just completed survey
Of the county.
-RuraI schools Of the county are
nnly about half as good as they should
be, when one considers the wealth OF
the county" the report said. High
schools and village schools are good,
but the rural schools are marked. by Il
great deal of waste and inefticiency, be-
cause they are so scattered. Abandon
ment OF the one-room schools and the
construction Of centralized schools Will
solve the county's problems.
Twenty-Five and one-half per cent OF
the rural school teachers have not COM
Melted standard four-year high school
courses, while eight and one-half per
cent OF the teachers in rural villages
have not the minimum requirements
fixed by law, according to Mr.. Landsit-
tcl'S report.
He SAID he observed closely forty-four
teachers and classified them according
to their excellence or lack OF II, INTO
five groups. 4, Il, c, D, and +. 1hoSe
in the u and l. groups were those de-
scribcd as not" good enough to be re-
tanned" Five Of the forty-f"ur were put
in the 4 group; seven i'll the Is group
16 in the c group, nine in the d group
and seven in the z group. Only three
rural schools out Of forty-four were
said to be modern. Some OF the others
we're IN such condition. the report said,
,hat Mr., Landsittel was surprised that
the parents of children attending them.
ala not object to their surroundings.
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Xenia. O.. Feb. 2-Xenia's gas rate
soon will be As cents per thousand feet,
instead Of 40 cents, 1t is predlcteo' Guy
commissioners will grant the hVe cent
increase asked for. 1t Is said' as .heie
has been little protest against W
residents.
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Columbus. o., Feb. Recommendation
If the Ohio system Of fish and game
conservation. restocking and propagation
ne we'll AS work Of the protector system
was given by representatives. Of other
s,,tcs NJ the recent conference OF fish
and gam chiefs Of the country at New
york according to a. c. Baxter, chief
NJ the Ohio bureau, and James w. Stuber
assistant who have returned. after
representing the state
Copies of Il paper on oreahI"a'''''
and conservation" prepared ana reaH
nv Mr. Stuhcr were requested by oll'c'"'S
oc more than 20 states ana 'ahaua'
Baxter said. The paper treated 'he
gme laws administration and conser'a-
ton Of Ohio.
Important measures to which the sup
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Columbus, O., Feb. 2.-Columhus mas
noc miles. 500 feet OF overhead wire and
I45,4lS feet Of underground cao'e ia
use in the first fire and police teieGraPh
division Of the fire Department. accord
ing to the annual report OF G. T. Gay
in charge of the work. The underground
system should be extended, the report
said.
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You cannot listen ten seconds TO Inc
chatter OF group Of high school girls
without hearing the word he
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Xenia. O., Feb. Local milk dealers
have announced n cut OF one cent per
quart in the price of milk. General bust
ness conditions and the fact that pro-
duccrs have lowered prices were given
as reasons for the action.
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Columbus, O., Feb. 2.-Heads Of the
commercial departments OF the leading
bipb schools of the state will gather
Februarv II, to confer with Dean Arps
NJ the College of Education of Ohio
University, and other educators as "
what constitutes good course lot inc
trining OF teachers for commerctal "nrN
The meeting will be held IN the o"iCe
Of Vernon NJ R;cEel. state supeF'"-
tendent of public instruction
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Xcn!a. o. Feb. ALL motion picture
shows and schools have been ordered
closed in jamestown. near here, by oraer
Of County Health Commissioner T. H.
CRUDE, in IN effort TO break up the
endemic Of small pox. that has broken
out in the town. Many families have
been placed under quarantine.