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PAYS TO keep THE
COWS AT HOME
People Pay Fines For Per-
uniting Animals To
Craze At Large

Was your COW running at
large?" asked Justice N. r. Mus
grove Of Mrs. John Bobey who
Lives at Jamison No. 2 mine near
Barrackyille during the trial of q
civil suit brought BY A. u. TenNant
this morning, for damage to his
corn. +
me, only on brick road" ans.
wered the woman in the elliptic
manper peculiar to foreigners.
Hare you anything else to
That's ALL"
Judgment for plaintiff. $3.50
damages and costs amounting "a
1885, And" added the Justice
you'd better keep your COWS al
home. You're not only liable 70,
any damages but you can also be
indicted by the grand Jury for q
mlsdemeanor."
Then came Dan Tonkovich
Frank oredtvich, Joe BrokoYict
and Steve Kish, each witA a plea
OF guilty and each was assessed
$3.50, the difference OF $1.75 be.
ing allowed on account Of the les.
soned costs. where plea of guilty
Is entered. Fred Federoff and Joe
Pedocpvich failed to appear and
Judgment by default was rendered
against them.
The seven Auits were brought b.
a. L. Vincent who works at ,Jami
son No. Z mines and cultlvates {
patch OF corn nearby. For somt
time past he has been sustaining
considerable damage to his CROP
on account Of the predatory aetiepi
of number Of cows owned by a.
many foreigners. Repeated warn
inss failed to have any effect and
the suit for damages was the re
suit.
Tom Davis. colored, R. T. stIlel
and G. Il, Alfurt. neighbors Of Mr.
Vincent all testified to the amount
of damage done to the corn ant
to the identity Of the owner of the
various cows.
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10 GEL REARING
ON TRAFFIC CHARGE
S. S. Hamrick Win Appear
Before Acting Mayor
Tomorrow

s. s. Hamrick was arrested by
city officers yesterday on the
charge OF driving an aptpmbile
on the streets while intoxicated.
The alleged oftense Is said 70 have
tried before Acting Mayer Arnett
at the regular Q O'clock session
Of police court tomorrow morning.
The alleged offense Is said 70 have
been committed last Saturday.
The arrest was made by the city
officers upon complaint OF q mum.
Der Of citizens who will be order.
ed into court tomorrow morning TO
testify.
clyde Pierce was arrested BY
Policeman Hawkins yesterday on
charges OF passing a traffic signal.
He will be ordered to appear for
a hearing tomorrow morning.
A woman giving the natne OF
Sarah Bragg and James McElfresh
wero arrested by Chief Snider and
city officers yesterday at IN abap:
doned farm house on the old Sands
farm back OF Hllcrest, when the
officers went TO the house and
found the man and woman and a
child of the latter's living to.
gether. The three were all brought
to tho city fall where they are be-
ing held awaiting the outcome Of
an investigation.
Mrs. Lott Austin. Of this city,
and Newton Parrish OF Falryiew,
who were arrested on a lettering
charge and posted forfeits for
their appearance at police court
did not turn up. Austin who Is q
we'll known taxi driver preferred.
the information on which the ar
rest was made and he declares he
intends to press more serious
charges.
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Notes Of Interest
In Railroad Circles

c. c. Hlnkle j. Z o. freight
agent. FaII1noAt. has fetprped 70
his desk after spending a ten days
vacation Al clarksbuTs, Durbln and
other points.
Miss Esta Laynan. cash clerk, B.
& o. freight station, Balrmont, aas
returned 10 work after spending
two weeks vacation at Pittsburgh.
Deer Park, Nd. and other points.
Miss Marie @. Shuttlesworth,
clerk At thefB. 60. frslght station,
Is spending her vacation at the
farm OF her grandfather at LittlS
Fails. ff
Rookie Moran. steuogrspher At
the B. & o. freight station has re-
signed Ier position. It will take
effect August S0th.
"A. D. Pringie, Brownsville Pa.
traihmPstet; hononEAhela railway,
vas In Fairmont today.
The 2, 4 o. relief train was out
this tnsfninG to replace q deralled
coal car. On. ! mlno siding along the
N. p. htapeh Of the B. Z o. R. r.
near Highland.
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Pathological.

1. What relation was Zedeliah
to the good Josiah2
2. What did Nebuchadnezzar car.
ry away from Jerusalem?
8. What character did he bear in
Gods sight?
4. How was Jeremiah treated in
his native city OF Anathoth?
S. Who prophesied In opposition
to Jeremiah?
6. What army did ZedekiGh get to
help him against the Chaldeans?
z Z. How did Northumberland treat
Zedekiah?
s. Who killed Gedaliah2
8. What was the sad result OF his
death?
10. What other book did Jere.
miah write besides his prophecy?
Answers TO Yesterdays Questions,
/. Jehoahaz succeeded his father
tJosiah) on the throne.
2. Jehoahaz was twenty.three
when he began TO reign.
8. Jehoahaz reigued only three
months.
4. He was put down from his
throne by the king Of Egypt. u
S, Ellakim reigned next.
6. Ellakim's name was changed
to Jeholaldm.
Z. Jehoiakim killed Urijah,
8, The ReehRhites were descend.
ants OF Reehab.
9. Samson was the strongest man
IN Che Bible.
10. Samson rAver tasted wine OF
strong drink.
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TALK
on SANITATION.
1t VIII b Delivered Here
By DR.. F. N.
Kearns

In addition to the regular speak
ers on the program Of tie tAsch.
ers' institute here Friday moTIilnE.
DR.. F. NJ. Kearps, State Director Of
Sanitation In the SCHOOL,, viii DO
present and will give 1 lecture, He
will tell about the danger OF having
pupils in school who have 666
taglous diseases. In former i'd
dresses he has suggested that b.
fore school starts a rigorous In.
qnlry be made OF all the families
sending children and II eonfa siohs
sickness Is found the pupils ihetia
be barred until the health officer
deems 1t safe for them 10 mIngla
with the children. 'tH'
Or. Kearns also talks about the
old fashioned and filthy outside toll.
cts which he claims are atSo pro.
ductiye Of low morals because Of
the pictures and sayings that IN.
yaftably are found on tho walls
there.
AZ health prtmmer Is now beiag
prepared by Or. Keatns and these
primmers will be sent 70 iii sch66I
teachers In the STATE. They vim
tell Of the best methods Of kebpisg
their schools HEALTHY and preYaht.
Ing the outbreaks Of coataglops
disease,
n. Kerns was In Fair7nont today
and from here won't to MorEAnsh
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PERSONALS.

X. c. Hood Of Chicago street
has been al for several days with
an attack OF acute indigestion.
Miss Sola Mckinney has re.
turned from Washington, D. c.,
where she had speut the past two
months.
Mrs. F. X. Holt and son George
arc visiting relatives at yolga.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenua Clark have
returned from visit at Deer Park
Nd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Neptune and
son Thomas Prichard have re.
turned from"a visit at Muncle,
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Small and
sons, Carlyle Meredith and Com.
or, have returned from a visit to
Buckeye Lake, Ohio.
D. NJ. osgood went to New York
Monday evening to complete his
fall buying for the Main street
store and also to meet his daugh
tiers, Misses Beatrice and Virginia
who have been spending the sum
mer at Roseda1e Manor Camp In
the Catskill mountains. They will
return TO Fairmont on Saturday Of
this week.
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mont on Tuesday morning. The
idea however is to camp separately
on Monday night and then on Tues
day morning both parties start to.
wards the meeting area and at.
tempt to communicate with each
other by smoke signals. After they
meet they will return home.
A now Scout troop was recently
organized in Montana There are
Is boys in the troop now and their
scoutmaster Is G. A. McElfresh, Of
Dayton, Ohio. They are attempt
ing to get a troop committee from
the United Brethren church Of
Montana.
A membership campaign for the
Scouts will be started soon. Tate
IS making his plans now. There
will be speeches made in the
schools and literature will DO sent
out.
Some time in the fall a big Fall
Round Up will be held. This will
probably be an outdoor meeting
and oil the Scouts In the local coun.
ell will be present. At this time
all the honors won at camp and
other places will be presented.
Tho Scouts this fail and winter
will have a football team and bas-
ketball team to represent the city.
The teams will be picked from all
the Scouts in tho city and games
with Scouts from other cities are
planned.
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Contract Soon For
Big Paving Job

A contract will be let the first
OF next week for the repairing and
paving OF the Merchant street ap-
proaeh OF the new rlyr bridge, ac-
eordlng 70 Director Of Streets w.
3. Arnett, Bids for the work will
close Saturday. =
The work will be the most i'm
portant the city street department
10 contemplating In the near future
and will cost the city between SCI
900 and $4,000.
The citizens of Merchant street
are giving the city excellent 90
operation in the work. In fact the
property owners are working ahead
OF the city in doing their part OF
the work as most Of them Haye
already put in the curb and side
walks along their respective prop.
erty.
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Meeting
OF THE W.G.T.U.
Twenty-Fourth Gathering
To Be Held At First
Baptist Church

The twenty.fourth annual con.
yention Of the Marion county Wo-
mems Christian Temperance I'm.
ion will be held in the First Zap.
list church in this city on Friday.
September 2. A large number Of
delegates from the various unions
in the county will be present. The
following program will be ohserY.
ed:
Morning standardization.
yention called to order by Presl.
dent, Mrs. q. s. Amos; devotion.
al, MRS. M. E. Creme; address 81
welcome, Mrs. Marie Altman; 70.
Spouse, Mrs. D. G.. Tabier; music,
Miss Lucille Henry.
1o:45-Roll Call. Reading OF
minutes; appointment OF commit.
tees Cred entials, Z courtesIes, flt
nance. auditing, resolutions.
11:15-Report OF corresponding
secretary; reports OF superintend,
ents. 4
1900 Noontide Prayer, Mrs. T.
L. Henderson; adjournment lfet
dinner.
Afternoon Session = 1880 :
Memorial service, Mrs. %. c.
Phillips.
2:oe-Roll Call. Reading of Min.
utes OF Morning Session; report
OF committees; election of officers
and superintendents; reading,
Miss Caroline sumpters.
2:45-Address. Mrs. s. r.
Leith: introduction OF local presi,
dents.
8;sO-Address, Mrs. o. Q.
Barnes.
4:oo-sIpstng - Blest Be the
Mrs. ]. Walter Barnes Of Char.
lesion, the state president Of tie
w. c. 7. U. win be present fol
the meeting.
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One New Member
Billy Sunday Club

The Billy Sunday Business MEMS.
Club held an interesting meeting
last night at the Y. NJ. G. "A.
Reports were heard from all the
meetings held last week and last
Sunday. Many assignments were
made for the next week and ahead
Of that time. Meetings will be held
at worthlngton and Montana on
September 4son September 1.-THE
club will send groups to Catawba
and Everson. An assignment was
also made for September IS at the
Pruntytown Baptist Chucrh in the
afternoon.
Dan Maurer was elected into the
membership OF the club at last
nights meeting. The next meeting
will be held next Monday, Sep.
TENDER S, at a luncheon at the Y.
NJ. @ "A. at 1915.
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Notsl and ReraonaIs,

Miss Hattie Bradley, q Fair
mont, WIS calling On Mrs. L. II.
Kuhn last evening", Y
Miss Helen Curry mas returned
home after. = visit With her grand.
sszsats Mr.. and Ms csfrsy, OF
MiSi Msdse Fleming aud sister,
Lorralne, have fethfn6a hoiae aft6t
visit With their sraHd PARENTS,
Mr.. and AIRS, Keener, Sot fflilcrVSt.
Miss Y6da TfadAr has bean visit.
Ing Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Shannen'
berger, OF Grant Town.
NJ, and Mrs. VIM. Mahaftik, Of
Grafton, were visiting Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Manller last week,
Mrs. Henry, Mauller was a busI.
ness caller IN Falsmont yestesaay.
Mrs THOMAS Everett was i bnBl.
meas caller in Fairh9nt, e 2
Mrs. Carroll CtITey was calling
In Fairuont yesterday. = 'i'- W.
West Mpnopgah high school viii
commenc6 September, s. purins
the summer mQnths many improve.
ni9nss have been added! '''-. -
Mrs. Kathleen Hissinbotham was
calling on Mrs. Frank Bennett,
Mrs. VIM. Jones was calling on
Mrs. Dan Fleming OF Tucker Sta,
tioa.
mrs. Wiley currey. Of Falrmopt,
was here Yesterday visiting Mrs,
GLOVE shultE.
The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. e
church, South, have postponed their
meeting from the first 10 the SEQ.
ond Thursday Of next month.
The Wesley class OF the II. E,
church. South. Sunday SCHOOL have
picnic at Paradise this evening,
J. B. swisher e ~ Of typhoid
fever at his home. Jane Law.
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FQp!!!Al.Yls KNIz

tRsg. pag. .. s. Pat. otD
Answers to Yesterday's XVII.

AnsWers TO Yesterdays kwlz.
chicoFy Is a perennial herb
belonging 10 the astcr family and
Is used IN adulterating coffee.
2-Kltk IS the Scottish word for
church and denotes specifically the
established church OF Scotland.
s-The Amazon, In Brazil, is the
'atgest river in the world; It is
800 miles from the Andes Motn.
aims 70 the Atlantic Ocean.
AAmphihian animals are those
Hhieh live equally well on land
u Ia water. TIT
Utopia was an imaginary is.
land, described by Sir Thomas
More in q romance, where per.
feet political and social life was
snjoyed,
sThe Deafand-p Dumb Alpha.
let Is q series OF gestures made
With one or both hands for the
ptrpose Of communicating ideas to
teat.nntes,
n ohio Is 1000 square miles in
area.
s-ebn Voyage is a French
phrase meaning good voyage"
s-The Book Of Psalms, in the
Bible. contains $50 hymns.
1Q-Clemenceau's full name is
George Eugene clemenceau.
New Questions
WHEN did Cleopatra live?
How did the ancient Egypt.
ans regard the beetle?
sZWhat color is oxygen? What
does i taste llke7
what Is the capital of Can.
What is brig?
s-of what state is Sacramento
ne capital, and what Is its popu.
lation?
IWho was John Ruskln?
EWhat does the term sabotage
meant
(Which is the largest island
Of the West Indies7
lo.That does wanderlust
y
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BATTLE Between.
fcentIausd fren p.ee onsl

general were that the house Of
Ira Clark and number OF other
residences In the Davis Creek sec.
ton also were searched.
Davis Creek is only three miles
from here. From other parts Of
Kanawha county came reports
that men were arming and leay.
ing their homes for the Logan.
Boone border many Of them IN .ap.
tomblles, while others were. going
by train.
Mines which were yesterday in
operation were closed today, OPP
orators reporting that many OF
their men are leaving for the
trouble zone.
Sheriff Walker who has had men
at Marmet since the army" began
to disband last week received re;
ports that no considerable force
Of miners were congregated there,
but that small groups are passing
that way, all moving In the al.
rection Of the Boone.Logan corn'
try. Other reports reaching the
sheriff were that numbers OF men
were passing through st. Adams
on the main line OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio up the Coal river branch
to clothisr. From Clothiar they
would have little difficulty In
reaching Jeffrey which scanned TO
be the point Of mobilization.
Gov. Morgan continued his
silence SO far as the public is con.
eerned but those in close touch
with him said he regarded the
situation as very grave" whilsi
other officials made NO effort to
conceal their alarm at the course
OF events taken.
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Maulsby Reunion
On September IA:

2, A. BillIngslea. adjutsnt and
J. 6. Mckinney. commando Of he
society of Maulsby's battery have
sent out notices that this ys1Tb
reunion Of the famous society viii
be held at the home Of the late
Judge John W, Mason who waSfs
members Of the battery, on the eors
dial invitation Of hit son. Capt
John W. Mason, Jt., Rsslstant pro-
scouting attorney q MGrl6a county.
The datsis September IL and tho
roll call Will DO held az II e'eieek.
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Only Three Horses
At Arnett Reunion

"I can remember the time when
the first automobile was seen at
our reunion said Director W. E.
Arnett this morning in discussing
the great changes which have come
about in recent years in means Of
transportation.
At the Arnett reunion at George
town Grove Sunday there were 500
automobiles, and the close observer
was able to find only three horses.
Mr., Arnett can remember the re.
lnion, only a few years ago when
conditions were practically the re.
verse.
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MURRAY INFANT Dies.

The three months old infant Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Slaughter; OF
Murray, died about 1900 O'clock
Monday evening. Besides It's par
ents, the deceased Is survived by
two brothers and one sister. Inter.
ment was made this afternoon II
4:so in the CGtawba cemetery 81
Catawba-
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The funeral services Of the In.
FAINT son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Mort
were conducted By Rev. "A. Dye
at the home yesterday at two
o'clock. Inlerment was made in
Maple Grove cemetery BY R. L. Gun.
ningham, undertaken.
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VIM. Petit while ont motoring
with his wife and children yesser.
day was struck by q passing auto
mobile at White Rock station. The
car was badly damaged but no
body seriously hurt.
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Return Home.

Mrs. Elizabeth Mccormack and
two children who have been visit!
Ing here for the past week az the
home OF Mr.. and Ms. Glenn Stew.
art, returned to their home at Nor.
gantown.
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Returns Home.

Mrs. J. A. Hartman, who has been
visiting her son, P. A. Hartman, az
CIarksburg, has returned 70 her
home.
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Within cousInL

Miss Audrey Kiser, OF Keyser, is.
here the guest Of her cousins, Mrs.
i N. Kuhn and Mrs. Frances Glib.
bons.
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MQNQMGAE

Ma frances GlbSons and Miss
Aratay kisAf Len yesterday Tor
.cietk sbufg where Mfs. Glhhen6 YIN
attend the annual Grand lnd sl,ss
sion q Pythisa slstefk
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Thme arc four peisonous groups
Of snakes IN the United States. z
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Marriage Lteepse-A marriage
license has been issued By cotn.
" Clerk Lee N. satterneid TO
]. s. Lane "a eolored and Mar.
Earet Warren colored Fl both Of
Fairmont.
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The city Of St Louis Is not iE
any county.
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West Virginia
Fair torS!ght
ind Wednesday.
Little change in
temperature.
Local Readings.
F. p. Hall OBJ.
Temperature at
A. N. today II.
Yesterdays
weather clear;
temperature,
maximum 90:
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FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT
Eeys joy, peace, lonssuffering,
ness temperance, against such
gsnasness. goodness, faith, meek
tlisFei no law.-Gal. $: u, %.
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rntnimtm ga; precipitation none.
Aiyeteit.s feet, falling.
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COAL L0ABIEG

tconsiaued from psr. Sn.I
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Tspells Rsmeved-Christine Hall,
daughter Of Leslie Hall, Of Penn.
syiyantA avenue, was operated on
todsy at Cook hospital for the re-
moyll Of her tonsiis.
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TryT This On Your Wise Friend
Atrain leaves Q every morn.
lag for 3 and one leaves B for
a. II takes S days to make the
Zip How many trains would
gop pass in going from A to B?
Answer to yesterdays:
he takes the goose first
then the fox; brings the
goose back; takes the corn
over and comes back after
the goose.
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MYSTERY HIKE

Continued from pIge essl
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Jared BY EalI-H. L. Murphy,
eged about sixty, was injured slight.
" yesterday afternoon at about
t:apl clock when he either stepped
Of fell OF tho steps OF IN inter.
urban street car while It was cross.
tng the South side bridge. He was
plcked up aud taken to C6ck hos.
pitai where he was found to tut.
iertng from ahock. He will be able
70 ieaye the hospital this evening,
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Guardian Named-J. ). Sheehan
has been appointed guardian Of
Michael Helen NJ, and John +.
sheehAnt the infant heirs of the
late Michael n. Sheehan. Bond !of
1900 II each case amounting in all
70 s750 furnished.
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Must Have Changed His Mind
City officers searched the city
thoroughly yesterday afternoon
looldng for the unidentified negro
who was seen running cut High
street towards Pennsylvania ave.
nue. carrying gun in his hand, as
they expected flomentarily to hear
o. nom tragedy. An investigation
* the report showed that the man
had actually been seen, but q thor
ugh search started Immediately by
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division q which $50 ears were
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-26
Cause for Rejoicing

In the way OF supplementary In
formation as to the why and where
fore OF the recen, tour OF inspection
OF this valley by number OF Bur
1ington II. X. head officials. we state
that according to an issue OF the
Wall Street Journal published sew
eral weeks before the inspection
tour above mentioned. there were
well authenticated rumors that the
Burlington people were already ne
Eotiating taking over the entire Rio
Grande system. The Santa Fee II no
doubt interested In the deal which
would mean n direct standard Kuags
connection from the valley TO that
company's iaain line at Lamy juno
tion. New Mexico. and Durango In
the San Juan basin.
Looks good. therefore We rejoice
in anticipating . possible escape
from q weed-oversrown two Streaks
Of rust. q riKht-of-way and an az
greGation Of flat wheels that even
Henry Ford would turn down as q
junk proposition.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-26
HARRY L. FocELMAN

Harry L. Foselmap, known ma
,ionally as the BILLY Sunday Of
Business" will speak At the Bap-
tiEt church. November 20 as the sec
ond number on the Lyceum course.
Mr.. Fogleman has been a sales
man and teacher Of statesmen in
some of the greatest business or
ganizations in the country. such a.
the Standard OIL Co.. the Ford Auto
mobile Co.. and the Chicago and
Alton Railroad Co. He is the gen.
uine article and the last word in
staccato deliveries.
From the President OF the United
States down to the most humble
street sweeper In any city In the
land. every man is engaged in SELL
ing something. salesmanship is the
bedrock OF all business. Fogleman
proves IT, He is coming into this
community to help business institu-
tions. employer and employee alike.
men. women and children.
No business man in this COM
munity can afford to miss hearing
Fogleman.
All reserved seats unoccupied at
s:l5 will be thrown open to the
public.
Admission 75 cents and 900.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-26
ROTARY MEETING

The rotarians he'd most enjoy
able meeting Monday night. The
principal talk was given by Henry
Chapman on the subject OF Dis
armament" and showed a good deal
OF investigation and study. The
Hughes plan is compelling the ad-
miration Of the civilized world and
its sincere acceptance by the great
nations IL believed to be at once the
solution OF the peace problem and
the saving Of enormous sums Of
money in taxation.
A discussion OF the municipal fire
protection brought out facts Of its
inadequacy and the club may be
depended upon to give hearty sup
port toward lessening the fire
hazard OF this town.