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ANrNcIEsE
INTELIGENTEMENTE

Fl anunclo es el mejor vehiculo del
negccio. ha dicho un ilustre colega
de Cadierno. Procure situar los So
yos donde los lea la gente que este
en- condolences de satisfacer sus pro-
p6sitos. La inteligencia no est6 en-
anuneiar 81 no en- saber d6nde 50
anuncia. Aydt
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MuEBlES y iuseFesA use9 eeaass
q canssa- 80 nius'lss. Nislie Il nsue
hlc' r. lost SiersA ~ Lana @ ilanw
al ,elsr i0ll san Juan y ohsenafa
las nsc'arcs aicrtAs.
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paA Ia fadad d. Nv Nosl
Al hfea cmsaeuR hAlaiacoAxz Fl
moias q erai.Adss ~ w sitie es~Fa
a. b. csHsI Aviiaa = al rasus 60
rai 81 ffeuss A. una rtsArsdm a.
Snhwav 6si,A~ d = ~ WEST ~ n
Apartment 3.
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onW1e Nala AsaAuk. AlA.lulA ~
uaaaA Aaa, lluNnA oesuAsR = ~
amnaA nleos a p - - g. -
DunM. Rusas &A0.
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= AllUNCIOSY Y RECLAMOS ECONOMICS :

gAANlEGAt Emaxms xzlElss
lumsamaAmNR lss ssssllaua = 80
aiatas q saps<semeaA - h szMmlur
sisA a. mnNAAm mmuA rMNMmns Aus~
So bssmnAsN pussa Nlre EAMaxpangs
lne. Elnp sa. nala -. AesA
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d G8AN 4NHxMEk-lltsaos feciln
o. Faiias nAsa Aufepianoa o. l&lesea'
culmnAk aAmsonrs > snamoA ssssHanlA
fremas q n VsxsA Fuilas Msnrscamo'
= $40 accaA. Este "a mnA g1nEA-A
NESoRANA a %. San 1us,o q. Saa
luAa. pR
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81 oUrERE I'd. comprar vender DO
nos Y Accaoncs de Bancos. Censrales
~ otrcs valorcs. fincas rlsticas y ur'
banas. colocar tosnar dinero en- hi
potecas o pignorar valoreS. dirijase a
n. LLACRI & Co. Tetuan No. 6,
Telelono 2S7. San Juan. Puerto Rico.
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nunsFe o. lns mas NsAnass mAsaslilas
a. SlgAe runl u Axsnplana. . sels-
rsUge sla hAioA lss nAsu. X , h Ne.
uulna O. sumaF FEnERAl NlslnlE.
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DOROTHY PRrLEzPs
AMBICIONES
M u N DAN AS


hlese que en- Ia plaza principal. srente
al 'siotel Las canarias" de Luciano
Cano Deleado. esta Ia iienda de "cANO
.S0LER & co.. donde encontrara I'd.
Gasol.na. Aceite. Grasas. Aire para los
neumsticos. Gonias. Tubos v cuanta
pieza nccesite para su autom6vil.
No Sc divide.
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Ia -FEDERAL vsxlBLE- % Il
mkqulnA q sumw gus . usssa 10 con.
sasnA DnzsuflA pmsesh y QasaaEk
esnsunxioA
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jor agsdc 1855. Fragancia deliciosa.
10 vtndep en- san Jnan: Paris Isazar,
conzaisk padin Co. Los Muchachos.
Il Nuera peria. La Bayarnonesa y 20
das las farmacias y establecimientos
de primer orden.
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sAec kaiic Mss.aiA. pafaaa a. ~
qaaa. a.a,Aw q NFas o. Atae sAs
lnan. 2 - nas lall
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ru1so - AncuzkEn rams s,lsas.
d1,nfsamentnA nifndpgxs y hAiHtHcie.
nss 8 San lo.n rlNsla 1s IielSA. SOn.
tufcty y cala1o Doy aanza1 1insse -.
sos Aknsa . nFmAl pEeFaslaAioe Disc.
COS msak enc. u nae haman rvisarAn
psrd4 IN soio dia alauilrr y paeas
anunnos Asenacrf pseusamcuse soda
ilams.la. Didiaae scfoF Rosario orsis.
Edi6No noginquen. fresie rlazolesa.
TcitiNho ~. negro. Araxtado i2oa.
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CONSULADO De ESPANA

Con el fin de que pueda recoger una
carta de su abogado en- Malaga, rela-
cionada con asuntos testamentarios, Sc
nega q don Miguel Padilla Merida,
tenga Ia bondad de pasar por estas
ofcinas consulares.
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IA mHsoR pRlxculA
AMBICIONES
M UN DAM AS

"a mayer earansia ee la Federal VI.
sible e. sse Il ccsierns q he Ezia.
Cos Uniass h tiene cn 40 corriente;
"a meier prncba Dc sas sxiis& cue sa
mcnos DE- seis meses se han venaiae
90 en- Puerto Rico.
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Tanbien debe comparecer en- estas
ofcinas el recluta Agustin Tarazcna
Gloria, correspondence al Regimen
to de Infanteria aArag6n No. 81"
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Por rigual concepto, Sc suplica al Sc
nor Aurelio Puig Lassaletta. tenga la
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Para que pueda enterarse de una
communication de la alcaldia del Vale
de Larraun, relacionada con su situa-
mente, don Pedro Arregui ARA
ras, su presencia, en- este Consulado.
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-vACAs Oh Lnms

Otrscs@ss -gACAs Oh LBunB
scesiamhraass Q esmer 90 pes.hs
repsas ssra tsmaiap enc sssss -
Mirsmst 2 sAntnrcA
informarkn Pixa nsrnansA Allss
~ AAw
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Inc Otncr evening went past '"' =
dormitory al one %! l'' 'arE'S' an" S"''-
pose0ly the best c".'"-'S III lh' ''""1E q,
MOST OF 'h' Ni''"'S were w.
from IN" hundr'd or :" rooms !" inv ""'
mt"ry the !iEhtS E!'"!n'u "u' 'h'" '',
GarNh'SS' ana Was .'h'"F"in,,'S t,'.
by the thct mat rracI''''IS d" VI '''He
lights were high lights.
Think OF Il, This IS called rl'h
mans college and yet those mon W'r"
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FEET AND MEEMUH
Continued From Page Thirteen)

Continued From Page Thirteen-)
and the clInk and swish of dishes being
washed.
shes got another ole coiored d TT
woman in there with her, SAID FLOR
ence. ITS Il woman belongs 7" h'r
church and comes to see her most
every evening. Listen: she's t"IilhE h'r
about II. l bet we could nave the t"al
truth OF II maybe better this way than
II we went IN and asked her right out.
Anyway, It isn't eavcsdropplng II you
listen when people are talktn' about YOU
Yourself. It's only wrong wher II isn't
any of your own bus
For heavens sake. hush up' her
cousin demonstrated Listen"
Nom. Miss Julia, ma'am.' say
thus came che voice OF Mrs. silver
Nom, Miss Julia. maam, them the
same two cats you han me. MISS Julia.
ma'am,' say. Neas'wise l say them
closed-up brown basket when I open It
up an take an fix 10 wash emf. Some
body might a took an change EN- t"'
they got TO me- say. Miss Julia.
'cm sence they been in charge Of m"
that's theg gray whut come of en-
whites | waShin' EN- an dryin' en- in
corn meal and flannel. | dunno how
much washin' 'em change emf Miss
Julia. ma'am.' I say-"cause HON much
they change or amt change. that's fer
you to say and me not TO jcdIe.
say"
chuckling dclightcdly. Il wonder how
you done keep you face. Miss Kitty.
What Miss Julia say
loud, irresponsible outhurst 81
mtrth on the part of Mrs silver follow
cd When she could again control her-
self she REPLIED more definitely. Miss
Julia say. she say she ain never hear no
sech outrageous stu'y in her life. She
tuck on. Hallolujah' An all time,
Mlz Johnson. | give you my word. lStan-
min there holdin' nat basket, Carryin'
on up hill an down dale. how them the
same two Bertum eats Misto Sammcr-
SEES sen her: an trouble enough dcss
tcnin' to that basket. femme say To you.
Miz Johnson, as anybody kin tell you
whatever tried TO take q two cats whut
amt yuoSta each other in the sam"
basket. An every blessed minute. |
stannin' thcrc. can ] hear that ole Miz
Rlatch mex do, out In her back yod an
her front y"d. an plum out IN the
Yes Miss Julia say. she say. Fin"
sto'y" she say. Them two cats you
claim my Ecrjum cats. they got short
hair. an they amt the same age an
they ain't even nnwh"rCS near the same
size she say. one Of ems on'y got
one eye. she say. We'll. Miss Julia.
maam.' l sa%-'onc thing: they eone
out white. all cent desS around that
there skinner ones eye Say; 'dess
the same you tell m" they Eoin' TO. l
say You rlGht about that much.
ma'am" say"
oh. me-" Mrs johnson moaned. worn
with applnusiNr laughter What she
rcSpCr' them"
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Side g! g: Tz J
~ by Raftf1 Cameron a
SOMETHING WE CAN ALL HAVE

east ~>pcnsv" as we'll as the most OK
rrnSlyc things Be- sides the clever w"-
man can cover her own shade TO suit
herself
II people would~oHly realize that beau
~ IN Tn" home is not dependent upon the
ruStlincsS Of the furnishings. they would
create far plraSanirr homes. In tn"
most charming house | have ever been
III. there was not 4 thing costly. All
the rugs were rag rugs made from old
carpets. But they were thick and pleas
ant iU stand upon and they harmoniZ"d
perfectly with n general scheme of the
room.
An Unattractive Expensive Room.
.lcaiu WAS taken to the home OF 4
relative of rr,atiN" tno. that is not 4
miStakr Ia typingp. | had heard great
tales of the lattcr's handsome home. We
81, in a room with som" il'-rh"S"n cX-
prnSiyc furniture and n single high light
which gave an incXprcSsihly Gr"Iry ci-
feet to the whole. seldom have ! been
IN a less attractive room.
love to walk along the streets in
Nom" Of tn" finer sections ri the city
and see the lights CLEAN out from uu-
der their beautiful shades in the dark
ness. like great glowing Jewels Their"
j. ola" house in which in every room are
several low .GntS. I happen TO know
lhN Il Is the home Uf q Woman noted
for her perfect taste and skill is An in
terror dvvurni"".
Timer" arc 80 many things that are
h,.,utiful that We can only enjoy from
q d!StanCr--huI prurrr lighting is some
thing that. AZ | hrf"r" remarked, all
hut tho absolutely p"vcrty stricken can
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Silver. IAN l star fer tho do whites
She unfaStcu the I'D fer To tax" one mo
look at en- ! reckon; but open window
mighty close by. an nat skinny white
cat make one jump an nft"r lii while |
ioukin' out this here window an So"
that ole Fat MiZ lSlatChS tom, waLd-
dim cruSt the ynd todes home"
What she dom now"," Mrs. johnson
"Wno% MISS Julia She sctt!n' out on
Ia" front 20 che taikin' To Mista Sam
m"rscs.'
MY name! How she gon' flv II with
him, after all this here diShcuma ruddlc -"
"Who" Miss Julia" L"av" her alone.
hun'y, She take an begin talk 80 faS'
an talk 50 sweet that young man aint
roin' t. ricklrct ne ever give her ss'
Eats, not til he's gone an halfway
home. hut. | amt tnlc you the en- of
it. Miz Johnson. an the IN of it's tie
bes part whut happen"
whats that. Miss Kitty
Look" said Mrs. Silver. "Msta At
water gone in yond"r. after ! come out.
an asst whut an them E"In's-on about
in my kitchen after dtmnuh an slip ne
two bright SpranE new siINuh dolluhs
right IN my han'::'
My name
amjly.
E1nrcncc roS, t. her feet What you
guln' ~ do" Herbert asked.
Florence drew n drep breath and th"n
made reply in an earnest and C"nsCirn-
tiouS voice: and Herbert aS h" listened
felt within his nOSom-for the first
time in his life and profoundly in spite
Of himselr-thc STRINGS of strnnE
admiration for this girl cousin. IF his
admiration and desire to emulate her
now in word and deed.
int ray
she said 81 don't want to 20 to bel
tonight with all this on my mind. and
I'm going to find grandpa right now
she concluded, and confess every bit Of
1t to him"
downright, 1921, by The Bell Syndicate,
lnCl
Mr., TarkintOn'S next story In tho
series. entitled. "Gainmirc, VIII Hp-
near next Saturday.
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FOE RENT.

PoA RENF-Nln- rooms and bath, 81
trio light, garage, cement launt
trunk room, pantry. furnace. Loc4
on Chapline ST., near 23rd. PosseS1I
May LIST. Price $4,000 per month. @
37O9-J for appointment. ta.2ls
FOE RENr-Large office room on q
ond floor InteIligencer building. -
session at once. Apply Intelltgep,
office. ISL,
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POSITION WANTED.

wANTED-Position.a as mana ger OF H0l
stein herd and general farming, oevsl
eral years at present place. Can furni1h.
the best of reference. Address s. 8, 8,
care Of this paper. 1a-le-t 4
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$500 FOE CHINESE BOWL.

London, EnE-A Chinese bowl. Scvrn
inches large. Of tho period Of 1867 1T22,
was sold at auction here for $500.
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Now IS good time for renting
rooms. houses and flats. Read and use
Intclligencer Want Ads.
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PERSONALS.

FITS. Mrs Gram cured by simple dis
corery Doctors gave her up. VIII
send free. A LcpSo, SOC Island Ave,
Milwaukee, Wise. la-22-S
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wANTED-Desk room space in office.
Address G. H.. care Intelligence
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cEcIL-On Friday. January Il. 81
p.I5 O'Clock 4. NJ. at her late residence
IA G. ohio street. ANNIE n. widoy
nF Tho late Charles b. Cecil. in the sssb
year OF her age.
Services at the residence Sunday attHncI
nnon 4 O'Clock. Friends respecttuny
Monday morning in Greenwood Gems
terry. c,, -
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wANrED-Modern five or six room.
! and bath, house or apartment. cen!raly
! ~ located in Wheeling. No chilorea.
: call Martins Ferry sew. 1a-zz-l
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N o T ICE


If on
Amour
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N o T &c E

81 q
Chapine The
of
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COFFEE

Farm House steel cut Coffee. !
lib. package ~
Golden Sun Coffee, steel cut,
lib. package Ace
Santos Blend, money can buy
none better. Whole or steel
cut. lib. 451a
Loose Cocoa, the best Of quail.
ity. lb. 28f|
Liberty Cocoa, LIB. package
2 for 25tI
l3-Ib. pkg, each 2Of|
Grain Hominy, lb. De
Flake Hominy, lb. .8fa
Can Hominy. No. 8 size. .1Sfa
APPLE BUTTER
Ohio Chief Apple Butter.
Quart jar SOC, pint jar 25f
Loose Apple Butter, Cruick-
/. Shank's best, ID. .25f|
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MALE OR FEMALE HELP WAITE

WANTED-Man or woman, salary
full time, 75c an hour spare time, ID
ing guaranteed hosiery to wearer.
pcricnce unnecessary. 1nternatt0H
Mills. Norristown, Pa. ja-2Z-
wANTED-Couplew willing &c be MARI
on stage Of Fenray Theatre, Martj
Ferry. Wednesday, February 16, 1921,
1880 D. m. Must be bonafide weddi'
For particulars apply at office of Fenl
Theatre or make appointment by pho
Martins Ferry 5S6. ja-17-2I
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N Office

hereby completed
Of Twrntct
be lots parts
of described
Amount
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DIED

HESs-On Friday. January Il, lSLisS.
9 o'clock D. m. at the family home 81
40 Avenue c.. Elm Grove, JoSEfns
me RElTZ HESS. wire or Jonn ~
and daughter OF the late jacob ano
Elizabeth fleitz, in her SSth year!
Funeral notice hereafter. . IS
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srR1HaER-on Thursday. January ~,
1921. 1t 2:i5 o'clocA ,. m, AZ her l.s3
rcsidcnce No. 40 South Penn stresL
SUSAN BARBARA. wife Of me Hts
oliver g. Stringer, in the 18TH year OF
her age. .F-Ias
Ser, ices at the residence Sunday aLtEt
rnnn z o.clnck. Friends respectfully
invited TO attend. lntcrment private
Monday morning Greenwood ceme-<
terry. - .r5ss1s
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N o T &c E

Wheeling has completed
Of hir
aht,ng OF
opposite their respective names
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N O T &c E

the of
omJa bscc The
o
No Lot Fronag
,,,h.riro 1ouov Jacob
Iar,n 6S-7O
Nm A. 400
Geo II Miller .. q jacob y offs 400
= $500
The cu
IN if
'r' DIS 'p0'' ''' '0' S"ON NV ~ H
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WANTE0-EzEAIH,

wANTED-s3O0o weekly up I'D
work. Experience unnecessary. Eve
thing furnished. Send self address
stampede envelope for free particull
Bon-Bon Candymakers Co.. Broad
Philadelphia, la. jazz
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
STEEL AND IRON COM
PANY.

PANY.
Wheeling. W. Va.
January u, 1921
The Annual Meeting of the StoCkhold-
crs Of the Wheeling steel and Iron Com
uanv corner Main and South. Streets,
Wheeling. w. Va. on Tuesday. February
-, ig2l. at ZOO y. IN. for the election
of directors and the transaction of any
other business that may be properly or
legally presented.
BY Order Of Board of DirectQs.
JOHN DUNCAN. President.
ATTEST:
II. T. SWIFT, Secretary
l-S-l5-22
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FARM Fo1 SAL1.

FOE SALE-120-A. farm. Located In
Guernsey county, Ohio, 2h miles from
r. II. station and paved road. land lay9
rolling and in good state Of cultiva :ionsl
good s room house, new bank barn 60xeV'
fine orchard. some good timber. Ne
agents profit. Good reasons for sellinS1
Price $4,000 per acre. Also ~ acres on
same road new buildings Of all Kinds.
two orchards. Priced to sell. Posses.
sion given at once. r. B. Bendure. Free.
port, Ohio, K. D. No. l.. ta-2o-
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FOE sALk-Farm of eighty-one acrssl

FOR SALE-Farm of eighty-one acrcgf
Well watered with never falling
springs and small creek. About forty
acres good productivet land and haIapeei
pasture and timber. can be $4,000 nAdsI
from timber. House OF seven rooms
pantry and cellar. Stable and othetI
buildings Orchard Three foot vein II
excellent coal. mine partly opened. P-!ceI
SIS. go, oil and gas reserved. Would seiE'
stock ana farming tools with farm fe
5000. J. NJ Davis. Bowerston, r. IN
10. 2. jaj-19lf
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REAL ESTATE SOLD FOR TAXES

of Ohio the month Of l az
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FoR sALE-Farm on Stone Church road.
room house, Laundry. good cellar.
we'll on porch. some fruit, ono piocN
from citv limits: $4,000. Easy terms
w. l.. Mathews, Elm Grove. 3a-lslk1
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ROSCOE DAKAN
Grocer
PRONE 1874. aas7 MAhx13 s1
wANTEp-MALE

wANTED-You are wanted U. s. I'd
eminent jobs, S135-s195 month. Hid
dreds openings. List free. Write imn'
diately. Franklin Institute, Dept.y49(
Rochester. y. Y. .ja-l5-22.3o.f.
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LOST AND FOUND.

1,osr-Gold wrist watch with initials
ID. l.. on back. At noon Friday DO.
tween stone & Thomas and Geo. II.
SHOOK Co. Finder please return to this,
office or call 327i-M and receive re-
ward ja-.:-tt :
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Mr.. Tark intOnS next story In a.
series entitled. "Gainmirc. VIII al
pear next Saturday.
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wANrEp-To HBNT.

platinum wrist wAseA
Reward for return to this ofies.
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wAMTED-Men for detective work.
perience unnecessary. Write J. Gar
former L. s. Government Detective.
Louis. ja-S-lk.9
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morning between 2srS
and 18th ST.. city, bunch OF keSA
Reward II returned TO this office.
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wANTEp-Men to qualify for firem
brakcmcn. experience unnecesza
Transportation furnished. Write
Scolcs, Supt., Gamble Bldg, st. Lot
= ja-S-15-22-3S
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Liberty District

rCWr'l. Georges. II. CASTOR Mil Prop,
10y. lis Y lJo. State. county anC
DISTRICT Schoul ttA for l9iS........
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-01
RESTRICTING NEWCOMERS.

Conditions surrounding unemploy- ment, if any consideration at all is given to them abroad, should serve to place quite as effective a check upon immigration at the present time as any thing. With millions of men out of work it is plain that there is short age of work rather than shortage of labor and that there is need of giving attention to those here who are anx- ious to work and out of a job rather than devising means of taking care of a lot of newcomers.
 The restrictive immigration law will have its good effects ta that direction and the amount of unemployment, whether exaggerated or not, should help it.
 That the literacy test is serving to hold up those who might be considered desirable otherwise and still leaving the bars down for the undesirables is indi- cated by the manner in which immigra- ton Commissioner Wallis voices his op- position to depending upon the ability of the alien to read and write as a qualification for admission or exslu- sion. There can be no surprise when I ne GeClaTeS that iIelQ up at | Ellis island are invariably able to read 1 and write in several languages. To them the literacy test has no terrors and yet they represent 2 class, aside from those suffering from disease, which must be regarded as the most detrimental to the interests of the country.
 | As to the desire of the country to decrease as rapidly as possible its prob lem of dealing with illiteracy there can be no question, and yet the idea of turning away those whom every other way give promise of making good and | loyal citizens just because they are not as educated as those whose purpose it IS to get in and make trouble is bound to
 be regarded as a poor policy for the
 country. The lfteracy test overlooks im-
 portant details.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-01
READ YOUR CHARACTER
By Digby Phillips, Copyrighted 1021
Active Eyes

ACI1N6 LySS
 Ordinarily it is easier for you to tell that a girl is vivacious by the simple process of watching her "vivashe" than by looking steadily into her eyes, though the latter process may have certain advantages if she's attractive.
 But the ladies are great at camou- fage. Her vivacity may be assumed for a purpose, to be dropped for her more natural manner later. And may be you're sufficiently interested to want to find out. Or worse still, may be fate has denied you the privilege of looking into her eyes themselves, and the best you can do is to gaze at the photographic reproduction of them.
 You have guide. It's not infallible, It won't hold good, for instance, if she has a toothache, or too many of her other indications of character contra dict it. But, on the whole, it's quite reliable.
 People with unusually large eyes are naturally vivacious. Remember it's not question of the prominence of the eyes, nor how wide apart the eyelids are held. It's the largeness of the eye itself in proportion to the rest of the face. Did you ever notice that rabbit has big eyes, and a squirrel? These olllllIdI9 dte eALFeIhely uVeIy and ac- | tive. Elephants. on the other hand and smaller animals toe-we should re- | frain from mentioning the pig out of l delicacy-have small eyes, and they aren't a bit vivacious. Throughout the animal kingdom there is a distinct re- l lationship between the size of the eve and activity and alertness, and it holds good as a measure of the individual though not to the same extent of course i as in the comparison of species. CTomorrow-Brainy Ears)