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PersonaIs,

Harry Dsyore. r. 6. Mccartney
and John Ryan have returned from
a visit at the Warrington Girl
Scouts camp on Buclhanron rty.
or, near Hail, ".
c. Howard Hsrdesty Of the Mon.
onsahela Traction company was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Nader Joseph Of sbtnnston was
here yesterday for d visit with
relatives.
Charles shriver has returned
from an extended visit with rela.
tives at Wheeling,
Woods P. Rymer left last eve.
ming for q two weeks visit IN At
lantic City and the east.
Mrs. Anna Campbell and Mrs.
Mary Revells have returned Il
their homes at Saint Marys, Pa,
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
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Tractor DEM s.ratIon

The centrai Auto corporation,
Warrington branch, Is making
Denomination on nearby farms
|this week Of their FordSon trae:
eofs IN ploughing and threshing.
The first Of the demonstrations
which ate free to all was held yes.
tetday afternoon at the farm Of
James a. Morgan, mile west Of
own The tractor win do q thresh.
lnk at the a. ". Beatty farm near
q 5syilie on Saturday. On Mon.
y thteshing demonstration will
"a at the jeff Bluharty farm
1um rim %
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES :
Did you ever stop 10 consider
how much time you have wasted
and the freedom and pleasure you
have sacrificed yourself and yours
by working for the other fellow,
and did It never occur TO you that
you could establish yourself In a
nice little business OF some kind,
all your own! Stop for minute,
give this matter . serious thought.
You are doing yourself serious
injury by not at least making an
investigation or our plans Of plac+
Ing you In the business which you
have always had In mind, Of which
you have dreamed and pondered
over. You owe 1t to yourself to do
this and the sooner you do the
better for you. Why? Simply be.
cause, we can place you In any
kind Of a business, anywhere In
this good old q. s. A., YOU have
In mind: Some territory Ell? Well
we make no statements We can't
make good. All we ask isN the
chance to demonstrate. You make
your wants known 10 tia, we will
do the rest. To invoice yourself
and know Just what you want, will
be q valuable help to us In help;
iag you, but In event. you can't
determine Just what you want, Q
feok over the following list Of
propositions which wa have to Of
for may help you decide what you
want. Now II you don't see It list.
ed here don't think We have not
got It, for We either have Il or can
get Il for you quick. To decide
what you want Is your own per,
senal affair, but 10 assist You In
getting III SEEING that Il is 9 money
making proposition, and last but
mot least TO know that yei are alb.
soluteIy satisfied, Is OUR BUSI,
NESS. LOOK OVER THIS LIST
carefully and determine Just what
you want, then communicate will'
us and Il impossible for yeu %
visit Us; one Of cur representatives
will call on you at once. with full
information TegaFding any one Of
the propositions IN which yau may
be VI interested. e - PICTURE
SHOWS; 3-dRo Gerry STORES;
|i--HARDwARB STORE; -
GENERAL STORES: 2-LAUN.
DRIES; l-IEWELRY sToRE:.
1-BEAuTYs PARLOR; 2-MEAT
MARKETS GARAGES; T.
liRoTTLING PLANT; 2-APART-
MEM HOUSES; as-REsTAU.
RANTS; 1-GASoLINE STATION
2-cfGkR STORES; 1-FuRNI-
lTURE STORE: az ARMS: r.
COAL MINES e--AUaINHss
LOTS; ai6 stDENCE LOTS,
far full Information geEsTdinE any
,ef the above or any other pFapasls
ton that you have In mind, call or
write INTERSTATE BUSINESS
EXCHANGE. 20S SECURIFN
I1AN1iS =, i1Tl fiST BlsbE CHAR
t;EEsf oNs w VI s.t1sst 5SiAl
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town on "Wednesday afternoon and
ELECTED the following officers.
chaperone, Miss Mabel voEan
president Minnie Pacific vica
pfegident lseonora Summers;
streasHrerS Mtldfed Belch; seEte.
tary, Olive Kerr critic Mary pif
clio assistant secfe Mary PA:
clio pianist Olive Kerr.
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=
that viii become due and con etiblb
from evef5 s6nrce Tor teach IS
fund piifp0s es for high school iexs
eept rom levy of taxes for such
purp oses % 6e made FOR current
fiscal year.
balance due fund from Y,
Sheriff s.........-,..,. 3,012s4e
states AID s..l.... t.,................s 100000
tuition acknowledgements. 3,S00,b1
Total .-...,.....,.s...,.; 7,7l8.oo
Estimated Disbursements.
The debts and demshdSi owned BY
the district and PAYABLE out 81
teach ers fund for high school puSF
poses Tor the current fiscal year.
Outstand ding orders June
9V, 1921 .........,S S19.1T
Coupons Of credit .....,!..., 10000
Total -,.......l.....;............,,..S 419!17
All expenditures payable out Of
levy for teachers plrpose6 for high
schools for current year.
Delinquent taxes, dis
count and exonerations s 100000
Classified High Schools: ~
For q teachers and /
principal ,...,..........,... SO, 675 ga
tsi se;, seHsett9 ''.''';.s ' ~ w
A,o,,n e 1901 i'' l.: 4e'Vv
lew 3 sAs aso N,
And the boaTtj II ei j,.,, Nh 'SotS
cieterhniTs md estims IL ithSf n t,, iii
be neeess h 4 70 raise sd .7nO. Al, fo w
lrfaintenancas fund ntrnosss s M
SIC, 3S2. 90 for teachersI fnnd my NY
poses to conduct, lie hiSh schSnl
Of the dlstrict FOR ithes terSS ~ nins.
months, ana 10 nav in ssn,a t r,;iI
require a lew Of eipht eents fssI
for sintef,a ,,yd n,,rI es,ss SS y
twefitysfour cents I94cI foTi tescS.
ers' fund purposes, on each one
property taxable IN ssid Fsi r. gIs
fndependent district bssed ,, ,sa ,'f tSs
last assessnenf If real ~ SH nay ~
sonal ipropertv. Therein, ~ foiIa,,,s .
Real estate iii ana tS ssn \ AZ
Personal nropertv s9S4 an M
Public utility proner. -'s.S'YV
ty oess es7 m
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MAMNlNGTON


Dariey. the two.yeaf Old daugf.
|er % Nj. and Mi. w 3. AfeVick.
: Of AiesEer'B run died 1t their
ZONE late wednesday evening aft.
y an illpess Oh four days. Funeral
Iefvtces were held from the home
his afternoon and intefment was
made In the Thompson cemetery
1ear Metz
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SPECIAL NOTICE



|. Out sndsnf 6rdkrs an
liSine 5I is n ~ y" e,n
Current Ssc6Snts ;;i,;s s,5 o''0
unnSia ~ s:ii5n : Sii t'sss e-oo A
\ n - oi-V''Vv
Total o'7os "A
AlI5 exntrSiitiif ~ \, e, ~,
the !eyy for ~ Z ia,ISs rsse g. o9' OF
proSeinent fnsS t ss;isss's ana sl ~, ~
current SyeSi s'sTse a's 1oe
Dalinnuent N ~ IN
CONT ayti s .,iSSs sss !, St =, can =,
sIanEls ~ : sss''s 4 ' ',,, Y
Nav hniIJin. -; 81 sseigoQ uV
Ea,l rnpnt n III si,,s,s oS !, NY w
ApnSfs t,is NJ 4's sco 20
improvement ''''.'i n Nj i'a'V'VV
btildinrs WV nc a., A..
NJ '';'i : 80; t9''vV'39
- Total &C. 80 =.
Total disburs en,ents s ss' S sSs OV
Amount d NJ IN rsSs ~ 'V'4oo'VV
lew ~
Ana tho b6s a "A ~. ~ 2 a9 1q
determine SnS Z t s s X X e.lon ooIh
Sc IiecessaFv "a 81 X : s. se ~ y !. VIII
new bniltlinr snd ,2ssos.sv y ioI
ee4stAAi w NAlAt4IA IUuu
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Moonlight Picnic

rs and Mrs. Donisy s. Jones
Intertained with a moonlight pfc.
10 and corn roast at Blackstone
lafis On Wednesday evening OF this
veek IA honor OF Miss Vera Berry,
y Moundsville who Is visiting
ere About fifty guests were pres.
Mt returning by auto at midnight
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fENAf,fHEr yyANTrnI

ls-al-ls97s-ll
WANTED Yeung Iads exnaFl.
enesd "a office VOL MIST ahs
soluteiy be accurats and depend.
able. knowledge 81 shorthand not
essentiali but must be capable 81
operating typewriter. Apply at
once Reference feqitired. Apply al
Courtney store s.1i .Sts-662A
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srldaes ope,,

rho Brookside bridge which has
|eer closed to traffic for several
lays Tor repairs and painting was
aopened today. Work on the High
|reet, Homeyood, Houghtown and
lurttown bridges Is going on rap.
ais. and all will be completed
Don The bridges in the country
Ilstriets are also being over.
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Mrs, John n Rogetson, ST., EN-.
tertained AZ q shower at her home
in East Main street last evening
for Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Morrow OF
Canton, Ohio, who are guests Of
relatives here and who were re.
Gently welded. r3'l
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lMeenlIaht outInn

Joseph Hamilton entertained a
party o. young people al q moon.
light picnic and corn roast at the
home Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
"A. @. Hamilton on Elaggy Meadow
Run on Wednesday.
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Concert Postponed
OWING to a number OF local niu.
clans being out OF the city at this
ne no band concert will be held
Us week. Next weeks concert
lii however, be held as per
.hedule.
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nrooktlde lnpreveni.ntn

Many persons Who purchaBed
IS IA the recent sale In Brook
Ne addition are expected to be.
h building soon. Mayor ], NJ.
track. R. H. Stewart and NJ. B.
law all Of this locality are re.
's g and enlarging their
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PARK In Condition

Manager Y, S. Ry1ner has I'm.
he'd the work Of remodeling Jol.
Re Park, and has made many res.
EvstionB for the holding Of pic.
les and outings Of various kinds
IL the future,
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FOR RENT-Storage Tor all kinds
Of business on R. R Siding and
with elevator service. II We DO not
have the kind OF space you need
we will build same on reasonable
time leases. MARION ICENCoM.
PANY, Ray D. Harden, Mgr, 9TH
ST, and Virginia Ave. 7.2s.26t.436A
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Born on Wednesday evening,
C. 10, 70 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. King
their hons IN East High street,
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SPECIAL NOTICE
BOARD OF EDUCATION

Marion, To-Wit:
District Of Fairmont Indepen-
dent.
AT regular session Of the board
Of education of Fairmont indie
pendent District Of Marion county,
held at the regular meeting place
thereof, on the second Tuesday in,
August, 1921. Present: Henry S..
Lively, President Of said board Of.
education, and G. E. Smith and r.
7. Cunningham, Commissioners.
In accordance with chapter IS,
Acts Of 1921, the board Of education
proceeded to make up an estimate
Of the amount necessary to be,
levied for the current fiscal, year,
to cover all district debts and LA
bilities payable during the year, in
Guiding the probable expenditures
for district purposes. and proper
allowances for delinquent taxes, ex-
onerations and contingencies, but
deducting the money in the treas
ury applicable to the service Of the
years and district claims doth de-
termine and estimate the several
amounts to be levied as follows:
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PUR-
Maintenance o Frnd .Est;m,.. s
Estimated Receipts.
The, amount due and tho amount
that will become due and collectible
from every source for maintenance
fund PURPOSES, except from the lew
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FOR Rents large unfurnished
rooms, electricity, gas, hot and
cold water; use OF bath. Call 10
Spence 81. s.10.St-527A
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Total ssttmatsd iisbarss.
Tots Ia estimated 81 M %
Amount to be raised ~
levy lVbt ps.0g
And the hoa I'D Of eduea ton doth
aeternitIle and tlrate t1s !. ~ \. VIII !
u nsce at " =, 3 " szo.vv 4o5
TN VI. t9eaa vs. aeIl l 49, Allo
~ saYssgy toss se lle 81 tala pLls, |,
p9Ses. g eetlntSt " eiloois IN sac
,, ,ss[lss ie as ], e Nv g IN,
l 9as afln g pay tls same WI
'Fsqnife g levy @ tRenty.s y cent?
J "a M ss b1ss sa.;.s q.
tseaelet 5tI rs oses ~ eaets etle
property taSs " & 4 y, aid 4 / Fairpept
tltnoepelaenss aistrlc3 paseu upon
ls J. !. IasS assessn1ens q real ana
psrsonat property ,tn7.erelnt az tot.
1--WE j, ao;s.6 !.
6eal estate 2, 502 ,sau.g Q
psrsoilal Pre- erty II. s'2S1,s $1,000
PUBIC uttlity proper ].
" ''......r:...:,s. s.-''...'s' ,oee,eettgq9
r..., <, So6oz, ~ Il
HIGH SCHOOL PURPOSES. 4
Maintenance Fund Estimate.
Estimated Receipts. Il
tat n S I Sssa su az sn sd re sosafIhs
sAe4Ab WA
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YOU'LL SAVE MONEY ON
your new furniture at the Home
Furniture company,s Big Mid.sum,
mer Clearance Sale, S.1l.3t-S4fAI
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'RECKLE Face.

kuS zbaSyplnd Bring out Ugly spots
How TO Remove Easily
Here's . chance Miss Freekle-
Face. 10 try 4 remedy for frecklss
thtlis guarantee 81 a reliable on
esn that It will not cost you al
benny unless II removes the treck
sss while Il 1t does give you a clear
omplexton the expense 10 tritlIng.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-
houbie strength-from any druggist
knd a few applications should show
Hoa8h easy It is to rid yourself
b tie3 homely freckles and get a
beautiful complexion, Rarely is
|neEelthan one ounce needed for the
iyofst case
Be sure to ask the druggist for
HE double strength 0thlne as this
Etrength Is sold under guarantee Of
Hnoney back Il 1t fails to remove
lFeeiAssi
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PERSONAL.
AGENTS WANTED

LOCAL AGENTs-Represent US In
home city-display our samples.
Measure customers for suits, over.
soats. Liberal commission, hand.
some cloth outfit. Write now.
5iehl. Kane, Diehl, Title Guarap.
ZEE Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio. =
S.121t-557A
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FnRPEE,r

FoR RENT furnished front
rooms. Phone 137s.R Ss10.3t-S20A
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lnsEeep.sInaIeton

Announcement Of the marriage
+; Mis- Grace tnskeep OF Harris.
ifllissto Albert H. Singleton OF this
fty which took place at Harris.
|viiies on last Thursday have been.
rsesiyed BIZ. friends here. Mr.. Sin.
|ristoh &c an employee Of the Hope
titlifaI Gas company and was re.
lntly transferred from Clarks.
n. I Mr.. and Mrs Singleton have
nrrsSed heres and will reside in the
MIS- n v. Morgan dwelling in Lo.
cust street.
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WANTED TO BuY-Parlor, Din.
ing room and bed room furniture
and kitchen cabinet used. VIII pay
Reasonable price. Box 556A West
'Virgtnian, S.12:2t-555A
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entertained Club
The Ever Ready club met at the
deFse Of Miss Olive Kerr in Burt
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WANTED-Men and women TO buy
really good furniture at one.
fourth to one.halt less than regu.
lar prices. Home Furniture com.
pany. s.l1:st-644A.
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MALE HELP WANTED

= - n,
WANTED BARRIERS out Of prae.
ttce; also men and women 70
learn the barber trade. The Globe
Barber College, 43s Third avenue,
sPitttsburgh' e. s.li:st-s5 sA
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FOR 5ALE-PartieB leaving town
will sell cheap for cash follow
ing nearly new articles: 3o.white
Linen Window Shades; 1FsNew
Method Gas Range; Q Reznor.
Stoves; . Single Iron Beds With
clean Mattresses; I Folding steel.
cot and mattress; 2 Vacuum sweep
ers; ] clothes wringer. Address 2,
Joharry st. CWest End.
~ s.10.st-526A
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wANTED-P1ain sewing to do at
home, Call 454-R. No. . Hays
apartments. s.4,sts.lt:st-477A
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ZOE sMc

FOR sALE-on easyI terms. new
house, 5 rooms and bath finished
basement, large lot on East Side.
Phone 1851 after 6 i. N.
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WANTED small ct 81 boois %.
keep during spsrs time ~ man
with experience Address Box
4at.A, West Virginlan.
ls6 6t-4s4A
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,WANTED-lIousewotk 81 day.
Phone 1882. s.s.4t-5tsA
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7WANTED-CIefkB, (n1eii. Womenl
over n, for Postal Mali service.
$50 month. Examination January.
Experience unnecessary. For free
particulars, write r. Terry (tors
rner civil service examiner -59e
Continental Bldg. Washington D,
2. u s.1o.st-52sA
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Maintenance Fund Estimate.
Estimated Receipts,
The amount due and the amount
that will become due and collectible
from every source for maintenance
fund purposes, except from the levy
of taxes for such purposes to be
made for the current fiscal year.
Amount due from Sheriff s 4,56o.7T
Delinquent real estate, =
redemptions and sales. a50.23
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that viii become due and col
from query source Tor
fund piifp0ses for high school, fexs
eept nom levy of taxes for such
'purp oses % 6e made for current
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eiG fight TO
BREED Ill FEELING

Tas coming D~nDsey-carpentier
fight promises 70 breed lot o. III
feeling On zccount o. he pronuncia-
-az o< fhs Frenrn fighters s4ne.
rs Ike thls.
r see Dempsey has started ,rsl.7-
inz Tor his figat With 'Carpen.ary., /
~Toz mean Car-poa-yeAr The +. E
IA ssl@nt Ike n hoocE
Doctor. DO you think III Be well in
time TO ses Dempsey tigh, czr-yn-
shay
Its pronounced Car-po Z gter
The 20 i !ong Ike Il debt
= eotfA have money for a sea, 10
zee Dempsey nzhi uaa, guy. carpun-
teer~
IT'S csrpea-is-ry. The @s~ ia broad
Ike II ksyhoie~
A.. " Il gees.
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PATHoLMAN SHOT TO
pEATA aH RAAnIre

Oden- Utah Mat. te.--Ch4rl=S Man
rel, Ogden patrolnan, was shot to
death BY bandits Meaday when nc
came upon thsl robhing a clo,hiny
store ssss Nsazel bad sgst rssorrsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-10

HeeA1se q taeEr En4hiIf-y to write
correct Engiizh. the bus ness uen >,
sn's country Lose So 80 eco ever
year
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jazz Is r~1orsed 10 s~v.eate tAe w'it
Srf-als e tie New Ycvk sea 0as
wai thirg w do.esaE .rriEass ls sAe
'sAszzy d4ncsr.
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Naen so1s u Asr h3seazd's O.
swsetAs4rEs are lefs sowS a ~sfs
e@girs wc~rytnr tor tsxy sAeN ! "a
'e%fcre AsSAxnt ccseS.
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B.ootieksprs ara A~-GeFs1lae csf-
.zsas. B9, tor tA4t ra1sr<- - are
re Ien ps-SAAss .1slr ~zrs&
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Nhea . gray sk.-s-s ~v-tz ~esrs
sss leassA skirts. & = h@Sa1se sse
p .ss~t ckarce ~see 50 s4> ycgES
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Mosr r4cpse ca ne~s Stern 81
'AtxeF. sesaeas "a, iAe vr~ss akens'
kali 81 AdrsrtAsewe-s Al editorial
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Teere 5 % sn9 & Nocks tas rGsA-
~ Ia he war u treatise sar s4x
r.s t2xgaying s rsas1rs.
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s.se~ ~ ire sake on worAn So
1rr .lE1 AryrhinE .c -4ks tAe pi1c
4 rte-e m2E
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TA~ nos< undressing Kan 5 Ehe
-sn VIC knowx .osAlag sus tAe
srutA
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Tx scsS7s1x wo-s41 $ AZ aeSmL-
rsshsa sad sAe raAz who deals II saa'
Lire = hated ~ Sl' n4nssn3 S<iaA
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Mr HGvECot isn, sa@ cnv r4rss~
= reis eo1u-ry 81 & 81, 70 move tl
REssA
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Nr Fora seems Ii s~ more saeeess
ssl @iA gasoline eo-s mers gAan rs
tc4sts
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L<'sie- ( auy,hiax = being done =
e~rry s1oag tAe r.s,lszzszz
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People rvm ssr04sh rss uv~s sav 6
w=rk o. Fwc aat -s ssoa cat 8
s-z1t oesear4tF sQssp1.ess git
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FE1rt-v E1shrcc-s : h~1,.Asl'
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-26
MIDNIGHT FOLLIES
BANNED IN LONDON

LONDON, Nov. 25. - Brighter
London" as the press, hailed a
months scintillstion OF the Midnight
Follies. has been snuffed out by the
London council.
The council voted that the per
formers must be limited to six.
without scenery or stage costumes,
which promoters declare is equiv
alent to killing the effort to supply
aftertheater suppers with enter
tainment after. the American Zeig-
field manner.
The decision was an outCrowth OF
a Judgment by the theatrical man
ayers that the Follies stage was. at
tended by liquor and other privi-
leges not accorded regular theaters.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-26
COW CURFEW LAW
FINALLY REPEALED

WILLIAMSON. W. Va. Nov. 20
The famous "curfew law" for cows.
dormant here for years. but recent
ly resurrected to abate the nuisance
of cows running about the town at
night. wearing bells. the stentorian
Changing tones of which kept resi-
dents awake. has been repealed by
the city council at the behest OF
several society women of the East
end, who own bossies but won't pay
for their pasturaGe.
A large gathering of objectors
from all sections of the city gave
material aid to the East Side wom-
en- in their demands. The convinc-
ing argument was that williamson's
water was SO bad that milk was
necessary for drinking purposes,
and the cows must find grass. 9th
erwise Williamson would have lit
tie or no milk.