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New-York tribune., 1921-06-18
Office of
fHE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT co.
N. w. Cor. Broad and Arch Straets

Philadelphia June s. 1921.
The Directors have this day declared n
quarterly dividend OF one per cent. (5oc.
per share) on the Common Stock of this
company. payable July IS, 1921, to hold
of business June so, 1921. Checks viii be
mailed. l. w. MORRIS, Treasurer.
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Housewives Buying Cottons
Now Purchasing for Future
TJae. IA View

The volume of business being booked
by producers of bleached goods in
general, sheets, pillow cases, and by
the big manufacturers of ginghams
and percales, stands out in sharp con-
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COUPON NO. 4 OF THE INCOME BONDS
of our Company will be payable from
to-day's date with FL. 316.S4 at the Ma
tional City Bank of New York.
n. ". .STEENFABRIEKEN VOORHEEN
FIRMA ROBERT JANSEN GEVESTIGD
TIE ANGERLO.
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YOUNG LADY TEACHER wishes tutoring
position or other agreeable work for
summer. G 744. Tribune.
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General Houseworkers, Etc.
Miscellaneous

GENERAL Housework--Strong Spanish
girl, willing to do anything; small wages
Irwin's Agency. e39 Sixth av. +. R. $500
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SETTLED colored woman wishes work;
small wages. on half time; referencea
ISL West 18th St
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BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, JeweIry, Etc.

H1''OHtetS' SN"CAf-s s-sNs
DIAMONDS bought and sold for cseh from
individuals or estates. BENNETT. l3t
Broadway. 2d ioor.
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COOK AND WAITRESS, Finnish girls
. speak English; references Lehti Agency
58 e. 125th st. Telephone Harlem 5515.
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GLASS PAINTER-Church windows an
tiques; state experience. 221s st. James
Place. Philadelphia, Pa.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WILL ASSIST ANY WELL
RATED BUSINESS THAT
NEEDS ADDITIONAL CAPITAL
NOMINAL CHARGE. DO
NOT REQUIRE PLEDGlNG
ACCOUNTS. Add. F. L. c.. 1858 B'wsy.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
DOmest
Miscellaneous

MAN, 23. capable assisting purchasing
agent, plant executive or taking charge
storeroom; desires position anything. G
$50. Tribune.
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tReturn steamer same day from points
marked j.. Daily, except Sunday
NOTES A. Nj. steamer from Desbrosses
st. does not stop at Bear Mt. or West Point.
Take 10 A. M. steamer from West 42nd ST
On sundays Steamer Dewitt Clinton"
makes the ~ o'clock run from West 42nd ST.
fOUGHkEEPSiE BOAT RACES-JuNE 22
steamer Robert Fulton" leaves Des-
brosses st. 1000 a. NJ. and Steamer 'De
witt clinton" leaves w. 42d st. 0:3O A. M.
On special trips to view Boat Races ct
Poughkeepsie Wednesday, June 22nd
IDEAL ONE-DAY OUTINGS.
Telephone Canal $500.
Information at
DESBROSsES ST. PIER. NEW YORK,
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TEACHER OR ADVANCED STUDENT.
Agreeable summer position: liberal s.I.
ary; opportunity for permanency T. n
Box 10s. Station F. Manhattan.
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HELP WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous

SALESMAN WANTED: EXTREMELY Y
DESIRABLE TERRITORY; OPEN For
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN HAVING Es
TABLISHED CONNECTION WITH RE-
TAIL BUYERS TO REPRESENT LEAD
ING ENGLISH MANUFACTURER os
MEMS GABARDINE AND TWEED Top
COATS; COMMISSION AND DRAWING
FOR APPOINTMENT WRITE T. N. t2ii
WILSON BUILDING.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks

COOKS. MATTRESSES, HoUsEwoaK.
ers. Chambernaids and Laundreesas;
Finnish and Swedish & specially. Lehu
Agency, So East 125th st. Telephone Har-
lem 5515.
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s4TH. 31s Wood homelike room -
private home; elevator, eth floor car
Saturday or Sunday. Telephone Scnuyisr
S429.
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18TH, 36 wEsT-single room, adjolnfn-
bath; clean, cool; switchboard serylce.
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WEST END AVE. $40 (Iois:)-I.arg. eoo,
room, strictly private family Sd.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
Miscellaneous

COOK German or Swedish: resersnos,
Box "a. Fishers Island, N. Y.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side

23D ST, wEST-Room, l-2 gsnt;sr..,
private family; every convenience Wst,
kina e454. ""s'
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1o1sT. 23o wEST.-Charra. comfort c,e,,
liness. elevator, telephone Apt. gs.
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LosT-Bankbook No. 574sos. The c-.,,
wich Savings Bank, 24s Sixth Avarna
Payment stopped. Please return 10 bsrp'
New-York tribune., 1921-06-18

LosT-Bankboox No. 5ss. s5s. The G,s.r
wich Savings Bank, 24s Sixth avsn,..
Payment stopped. Please return 70 bae's
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LosT-Bankbools No. e24,s34, The ars.n
wich Savings Bank, 24s Sixth Ayenus
Payment stopped. Please return 70 hsni
New-York tribune., 1921-06-18

LosT-Bankbook No. 5s7,oss. The Green.
w!ch Savings Bank, 24s Sixth avsrs,s
Payment stopped. Please return 10 h.ns.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-18
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
terday the first name being that OF the
debtor:
Adler San, w or sarono, wv
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The entire system can be compared
tn n delicate piece Of machinery. and
must be given care the same as you
would give 70 your automobile.
Throughout the body runs series OF
nerves, and in different parts OF the
body nerve ccnterS are located. This
nervous system can b" likencd to
telephone system. the brain being the
main office which controls the work
ingS Of the entire system. and the
various nerve centers throughout the
body being sub-stationS. which are in
control. If any part Of this nervous
system becomes dcrangrd through the
ravagos Of sickness or from constant
strain Of every day life, the entire body
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M'MECHEN
Elk Service Men 10 Meet

There viii he Il SPECIAL meeting Of
IN" cH-scrViC" in"n If this cllN Aaa
Brnwond Tins evening IN ;hc legion
headquarters. Stat" Commander i ~
ron N!"k"rS"n or WherIing VIII he
rr"S"n, and deliver i VERY Interesting
N"rNanr" of Memorial day and commit
tees named After the business session
social Tim" Will he enjoyed. \ de
!!"!"uS luncheon VIII hc served al 4
late hour.
To Have Program
Instead ii holding the regular les
sons Friday afternoon the students of
Room of MrMechcn school will hold
an entertainment in their room. y
very good program has been planned
and each Of the students have written
/" th"lr mother 10 attend.
Officers to Meet
Thor" Will be Il meeting of the Of
hr"rs and committees "f the Alumni
aSSoCntlO Wednesday, evening at the
Union High school. l'lanS :or the ban
discussed and definite ARRANGEMENTS
made.
Enteytain Bible Class
This evening at her home on South
Marshall street, Mrs Anna Belle Grand
STAFF Will entertain the members nf the
ladies Bible class of the Church Of
God. After i short business session
the remainder of the evening Will he
spent in necdlewnrk Of various kinds.
y delicious luncheon will he served at a
late hour.
Scouts Took Hike
y jolly nmc WAS had by the Girl
Scouts last evening whom they met in
front of the school At o'clock and
took Il hike out past Shcrrard. After
walking for about five miles they built
a tire and prepared their supper. They
al stated that they hnd Il very delight
fui time.
Planning Tea Party
The Home Guard society of the NJ T.
church IS making prrpa ltions for ii
Martha Washington tea party To he
given within tn. near future. Each
guest Will wear colonial costumes and
the affair promises to he quito differ
ont from anything given by the society
40 date has yet been set
Reading Circle Met
The Teachers Reading circle Of Union
district held their scmi-mnnthly meet
ing last evening in the office Of Frof.
Hanifan OF the Union High school. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26

guest of relatives here has returned TO
his home at Parkersburg.
Mrs. 4. J Williams Is able 10 be out
after being i'll for several days.
Mrs. J. Sigler Is able 10 be out again
after being i'll for several days.
Mrs. kins CusLck is spending Il few
days n Hundred with friends.
Mr. and Mrs w. -. Leach who has
been visiting in Cameron have returned
home.
Mrs Ed Morris has gone TO Hundred
/" spend 4 number Of days.
Miss Mildred Warner has returned to
West Liberty after a brief visit here.
| Mr.. and, Mrs. Roy Lewis are spending
! 4 number of days at Wheeling Creek
with friends
! Mr. and Mrs IIostead West Of New
Martinsville are visiting relatives here
for n few days.
! Louis Patrick who has been spending
= the past three months at Little Rock,
/ Arkansas has arrived home.
! Mrs. Forest Kirby is getting along
! nicely after being III for several days
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NERVE FORCE IS LIFE FORCE

suffers. Nerve force flows eonst&ntl
throughout the entire nervous Systsn
and each vital organ is directly cons
ncctcd with and dependent upon these!
nerve centers and full supply Of nsryll
force. Your vitality. your digasttol
and general health all require 4 o0rtSiJe
amount Of nerve force. When yoAS
nerve force IS low, your system 10 Qutc
TO show the results. Don't let yourslfH
become run down. for Nerv.Wo1tt
will quickly rectify these cou@ttoa1
and help your system throughout n
gives sound restful sleep. and inN6d
crates the entire nervous system. Al
while doing this. It aids tho dieASttyd
system. the assimilation Of food -
tones and invigorates your whole bo4J
building you up and strengthening yo
If you don't feel just exactly right q
suffer from any nervous or Stom4d
disorder, get a bottle Of Nerv-WoFt,
today. and give II trial, and II -
don't say it has helped you After -
have taken your first bottle POD
money will be refunded. ~
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book The classroom Teacher" was
read over and discussed. The meeting
Was largely attended.
Tabernacle Services
The tabernacle services which are
being conducted 10y the Free Methodis,S
tended. This evening Rev. West has Il
very interesting talk 10 deliver. Every
one is invited 20 attend
Baby Clinic
The n""'Inc o: thr Raby Clinic Will
h" held THIS afternoon IN the Office Of
The community nurse. ScN"rH I'M
uortant topics are 20 be discussed. AL
M mh"r~ ar" urged 10 attend
McMechsn Briefs
Miss Florence HouCk is getting along
nicely after being III for th' past week
OF tonSi!tiS.
West Rude has returned to GloverS
Gap after attending the funeral Of Il
re!atil" here.
Mrs. Ada Cole who has been visiting
in Grafton has arrived home.
Jess Conoway is recovering from a
serious illness.
Calvin Miller has Eon" 20 New Mar,
;insville where he will spend several
days on business.
Miss .enora Muldrew vino has heen
i'll for several days is getting aloTS
nicely.
! Albert Hanley who has been visiting
friends here has returned to his home at
Fairmont.
Miss Mar jorie Rodgers who has been
seriously i'll for several days IS reported
to be little improved
Miss Edna Morris who underwent an
opera ton Al the Ohio Valley General
hospital is getting along nicely.
Miss Florence Seltner vino has hccn
visiting friends here has returned 10
her homo At W"llsburg.
Mrs. CALVIN Miller and son Junior
left this morning for YOUNGSTOWN
where they vii! visit for several days.
Harold Miller is spending the day in
CHdiZ ohio. on business.
Clarence Fisher who has been visit
ing IN clark Shurg has arrived home.
Mrs. VIM. .l0lliffcr Of Pine Grove IS
spending 4 number Of days in this city
with relatives.
Or. Clcm Morris who has been the
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light luncheon will be served at the
close OF the meeting.

light luncheon will be served at the
close OF the meeting.
Benwood Briefs
John Hughes was confined to his
nom" yesterday owing 20 "A slight III
ness
Mrs. Mary Nortop and daughter
Frances OF SisterSville who have been
visiting friends on High street for Il
few days hay" returned TO their home.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hartman of
cry. They are expecting To- attend IN"
rr'"s IN Wheeling b"fnr" returning
home.
Miss Julia Silvcrson Of North Fem
w""d is confined 20 her home owing t.
slight illness.
John X Williams of South Benwood
was confined /" his home yesterday
owing 10 slight illness.
Harp Fitzgerald OF Winnna is spend
ine the week wI:h friends IN North Fen
wood.
Mrs. Owen Placer left yesterday for
Pittsburgh where She will spend the
week with her sister.
Louis Ferguson OF Glenn Falls, N.Y..
was A business visitor In this city yes
terday.
Miss Harriet Lucas Of North Mar
shall street il reported 10 he much i'm
proved after a brief illness.
John Sanderman Is ;thl" to be out
again after an illness OF the past few
days.
Hanse Rrannen. who has been quit"
III az his home on Main street. continues
about the same.
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LOOK UP 11aIS HooH

Scranton. Pa. April 25.-TWo aOoa
Of the depa rtment Of justice arrived 49,
today to assist in gathering infoeH8t3o
concerning Tito Ligi. who was idGattdo6c
Saturday by Thomas Smith, OF New,
York. az the man he saw standing BE-
side the death wagon. just before tt
Wall street explosion Of last September.
Other department Of justice agents frog1
New York were expected later today. 90
companied by persons who might b ahse
to identify the prisoner.
Federal officers were informed todl
that Ligi. while one Of L striking Efou
Of mine laborers at Mocanaaua last Ar
gust. placed a red nag flying over tt
tent colony. which the strikers bad 81
tablished in the hills Detectives Woeo
sent to Macanaaua to investigate tho Il
legged incident. -
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BILLS Approved

A, outstanding bills were audited and
approved AZ the meeting OF The hnAncc
committee OF the city council Last eve
n:nG ~ the city building. number
Of workmcn are now being employed on
the city streets by the city and all
these ."Aprn~eS had 10 BE- considered.
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BENWOOD
Getting In Shape

After thr %OtueFluI victory over
Wheeling on saturday the In'on High
school baseball team has once moro set
tied down and is antic! patinS The game
with War~Ood this coming Saturday
afternoon 1T He's Field. The players
We're out practI"inr yesterday and got
t.ng in shape as Warwood is always
49,. represented on the diamond.
Martins Ferry has been added to the
srho,lu!. and will br played May 20 on
-. Ferry field and a return game VIII
hc played May - on the locals field.
Wheeling hasn't consented to return
game on their field yet. although The
local authorities arc trying 10 stage an
other game WITH them.
Bills Approved
A, outstanding bills were audited and
approved AZ the meeting OF The finance
committee OF the city council last eve
mn. ~ the city building. \ number
of workmcn are now being employed on
the city streets by the city and all
these ."Apcn-eS had 10 BE- considered
Entertainment Thur.day
An entertainment Will be held at the
ST. Matthews Lutheran church Thurs
day evening which Will he und"r the
auspices OF the Luther league Of that
church. The program consists Of vocal
and instrumental rlscCtluns. readings
and two playletS entitled That Awful
Aunt and In ;uc rostotrIce." All are
asked to be present.
Enjoyable Meeting
\ very enjoyable meeting was had
by all members of the knights Of l'y'h-
las who attended the monthly business
meeting or the order last evening at
their lodge rooms, corner Of seventh
and Man streets.
Year Book Almost Ready
The Union High school car~hook
The Messenger" will IN all liability
he ready for distribution the latter part
Of iS!s week. although 1t is hardly
likely that this I'LL be done as those
who Will graduate will not b" definitely
decided until about the middle Of next
month. The book is being printed at
the owl Print shop in Wheeling and
by contract It will be finished the last
OF this week. The book this year will
he as good < not better than any ever
put out at the local school.
Larrs Crowd
A large number Of ,Benwoodites and
people from the righboring cities were
present last evening at the first appear
ance Of the Smiths Greater Carnival at
Of fifteen shows and carries a high
class lot Of actors and actresses. The
carnival Is under the auspices Of the 4th
and 5th ward fire departments ana the
proceeds will be used toward the equip
ment OF d library.
Council NSsts
The regular semi monthly meeting ow
the city council will be held this eve
ming in the council chambers. Many
matters Will be brought up and all
members are requested to be present.
LeR1onairss Meet
Departmental Commander J. Byron
Nickerson OF Wheeling will deliver the
principal address at a specially called
meeting OF the local legion post which
will be he'd in the I. O. .. F. hall on
Marshall street. McMechen. this evening
1T = O'Clock. The subject OF Mr.. Nick
rrson's talk has not yet been announced
but il will probably be Of interest to
every ex-soldier and all are invited. A
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Have Yuo Soon a Geyser3

.After spouting. u g"yS"r - AZ quiet aS
sunday in a Cadana town. and remains
50 until ;hc cavity nils up with water
To- certain point. thin she Sp"utS again.
II IS much the sam" with Il bilious at
tack. All goes H"ll after an attack for
certain time. m fact, Hou can say
truthfuny that you never f"lt b"ttcr n
your life. and perhaps on Tho following
day when tho attack IS on that ynu
never felt worse. II NNu are 4 close
observer you Will notice that YOU had
no appetite before the attack cam" on
but ate as usual because il was meal
lime. If You take three OF Chamber
lair's Tablets as soon aS your appetite
fails you may be able to avoid the a.:
tack.--Try It. For sale Nv all dealers.
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Enjoyable Meeting

\ very enjoyable meeting was had
by all members of the knights Of l'yth-
las who attended the monthly business
meeting OF the order las; evening at
their lodge rooms. corner Of seventh
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We
Work
Right
With
Your
Doctor

We actually work along
side your doctor, if you
bring his prescriptions
TO us to be filled, by
using only fresh, potent
drugs, chemicals and
rightly made fluid ex-
tracts, tinctures, etc.
We assist your doctor
in bringing about a
more speedy recovery
of the patient. Decide
to have your medicines
compounded at our
store and you get every
advantage. Such facts
should appeal to you
and convince YOU that
to place your prescrip-
tons in our hands for
compromising is to do
full justice to yourself
and your doctor, for we
do full justice to the
prescriptions.
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Tho Nerve System Is One Of the Most
Important Systems Of the Whole
Body, and Has q Direct Connection
With Every Vital Organ. II Your
Nervous System Is Deranged, and
Your Nerve Force Low, Your Whole
Constitution Suffers. Watch Your
Nerves.
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Entertainment Thursday

An entertainment Will be held at the
St Matthew Lutheran church Thurs
day evening which Will be und"r the
auSplr"s OF the Luther league Of that
church. The program consists Of vocal
and instrumental clscctluns. readings
and Two playletS entitled That Awful
Aunt and In ;uc P0StUttlce. All are
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAAH1A
Evening journal., 1921-07-18
CITY FIREMEN
WILL PARADE
Eight Companies Go Ahead
With September Fare
we'll Plan
EXPECT ALL TO
FALL IN LINE

Representatives of eight fire COM
panies of this city at meeting on
Saturday night decided to take part
in a Firemen's Day celebration to
be held here in August to mark the
passing of the volunteer fire depart
ment The companies that have
signified their intention to take
part in celebration are Re
lance. Phoenix. Fame, Washington,
Liberty, Union. Independence and
Weccacoe. Another meeting is
scheduled for next Wednesday
night, when other companies are
expected to line up for the celebra-
ton. The Fame and Washington
companies are to hold meetings to-
night to discuss the affair.
Sentiment of the volunteer fire.
men seems to be in favor OF an old
fashioned celebration.
1t has been definitely announced
that William II. Todd, head Of the
Todd Shipbuilding Corporation, of
Brooklyn, and a member of the
Reliance Fire Company here. and
of the Brooklyn Pioneers. an old
volunteer company, will be present.
The companies will complete
their contracts with the city on
September. and will then pass out
Of existence, being succeeded by
a paid department now being for
mulated.
Evening journal., 1921-07-18

goes to make up Latvia. The Esthon-
ians and the Let's have less in COM
mon than one might expect of two
neighbor peoples who have suffered
for centuries the same sings of out
rageOus national fortune.
"Reval, busy seaport city, betrays
its German influence. and has been
described by some visitors as akin
to a medieval German town. 1t has
had a commanding position in COM
merce since it was one of the first S5
city members of the first giant trust,
the Hanseatic League. But it has
Russian hall marks, notably the
Tower of St. Olaf, one Of the tallest
in Russia, which would DER top the
Times Building in New York.
"Dorpat is the Cambridge OF Es-
thonia-perhaps the Heidelberg Of
Esthonia would be the better appel
lation, since Dorpat was seat OF
German influence. The University Of
Dorpat was founded by Gustavus
Adolphus twelve years after the
Pilgrims set foot on Plymouth Rock
and more than a century before the
next oldest university in prewar
Russia. that at Moscow"
Evening journal., 1921-07-18
MONDAY, JULY is, 1921
MOSQUITOES ROUTED BY GOOD HIGHWAYS

rNNFAT the life of the mosquito is not round of JOY
amid hosis-of short skirts and bare arms and necss'
is The positive assertion Of highway officials in Delaware
and other states.
While the famed summer pest stll drive deep with
his drill and then dextrously tvir his pain producing
saw in many regions; both body and country his happy
hunting ground Is reduced by every mile Of good
highway that is constructed according to the report Of
Investigation made recently by sanitary experts.
Mosquitoes have marked aversion 10 material that
forms smooth durable heavy traffic highway in these
modern days. It also 10 drive away the winged
creatures who without assistance can make roadside
picnic camping party dismal failure Of the first order
With the development OF the road-buding science has
come corresponding advance in the maintenance OF
sanitary conditions along highway construction projects.
the result OF campaign directed by health officials,
holes improperly drained bitches and oulverts
which wafer formerly collected and became stagnan are
being filed up or otherwise cared for properly.
The maintenance OF highways well their actual
construction formerly responsible for many breeding
places for mosquitoes and other dseasespreadng insects
Now the Of these holes is realized and care is
taken that watereolectng depressons or bitches are
absent from the landscape
Many miles OF highways being constructed and as
they advance toward completion the mosquitoes retire
from the immediate vicinity So marked has been this
sDandonment by the mosquitoes OF former prime feeding
places that health officials have been impressed in many
localities.
Evening journal., 1921-07-18

it stand until sufficiently dried to
bend into shape; then consult Gig.
l) and bend the hat in a similar
fashion, then tie a string around the
entire hat at the deepest bends. and
it will dry in fine shape, stiff and
strong.
Make a handle from strips Of
straw ripped from the hat and sew
It in place on the bent-in sides Of
the basket. II you want the basket
colored paint it the desired color
with oil enamel paint.
Crown Makes Basket.
The crown of another nat forms
the basket Gig. p. Handles are Of
braid ripped from the hat. A one
loop handle can be used instead OF
the two-loop handles il desired.
making it into a berry basket.
An odd-shaped basket like Gig 81
is fashioned from a tama-shanta
straw hat. These three quick work.
baskets are both useful and charm