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Oyntions for Leaders.

Kansas t!ty. oct 3o.--'irr"ted IN
,ne.r station plaza by m" cheers "'
thousands who had passed up their
Sunday morning sleep I" welcome th"m,
General ArmanGn ri2z. ~ Italy. ana
General Rnvon Jacques. "r Rc.G!uri, mr.
lived her" to-day 10 attend ~" nat'"Na
convention Of IA" American Lhg'"n,
witch opens tomorrow.
Escortru-hN Il gard Of honor through
lanes If men. women and children, IN"
DISTINGUISHED military representatives
Of the Ecntente powers were hurr'ea
10 other cars and hurried off I" IN"
homes ~ tho Kansas city men. whose
guests they will lie while here. Shouts
OF welcome followed them until they
were out OF sight.
General Diaz had strenuous day
The local colony of 1900 Italians TOOK
him N charge this afternoon. with MS
personal staff. he occupied box ana
heard Titta Ruffo. Italian baritone. who
came here especially for III" purpos"
nail him as Italy's saviour. with All IN"
stirring martial victorious music OF
Italian opera and aria. Tonight Gen
-ral DIaz WAS guest OF the local Italian
colony ut dinner. md later was presented
with 4 jeweled sword.
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hCuitI"s In clearing away the wf"rkaGc
im IN" SCH If mud ana water. 1t is cen
sld"rcI doubtful If IN" h''l!"S ~ some
IT ll, mIs~in: viii eyer h'. r"""'"r'd.
nS they ar" h'li","d /" hay" be-
washed int, III. mitlGy waters Of Howe
sound
Mana@cr I",rahu". 81 Tia" lri'an-
uia mines. :"l.Lhr described tn" efforts
mad" 10y ,i."s.. ''u uu'l At IN" mines
r-uj.r ,hrr" MILES back "f m" beach.
To- warn n" :r.I,i"ulS "t tli" danger.
Wh"' in" rai!va! iill which "Ar"ed the
accommodation e water in tt" hills. gay"
way AMI r,'l"I.,r,! roaring torrent M"
ne creek. = warning Of tn" disaster 1"
,.".r" US >"n' over ih" TrtNat" i"I"-
phom. lin" - ;h" MIN THIS 1n"SH' &c
was rcr"i,r,l 10y Mis- Ellen Patterson.
telephone operator on duty At IN" conf
prcSs"r plant If tnr Village.
Warned BY Telephone Girl.
Sh" promptly rang every h"hN '"h-
nrrrrd hy telephone. rria!tmS the
miners message:
"I'nr Gud's sake get out "f your
house: n"nt coming down IN" creek.
Ecfor" IL" warning could he Ind"r-
s:nnd and circulated about the town. IN"
Iwatrr crashed down thr mnuntainsIde.
pluuriug the ,i!arr into darkness.
The water had fallen @.hn" feet IN
their ihrc"-milc journey down III" NOM
tain. and smashed straight through ~"
center ur the settlement. britannia
creek now runs through the village.
v-hirh Is under several feet Of water.
sirrwn with timber. telegraph poles.
furniture and other wr""kagc. Most II
rho houses were without strong fnun-
dat!uns and yielded readily I" the surge
Of the flond
Pew Buildings Escaped.
The only unchanged buildings on ~"
residential side of the town are the
customs house. Il moving picture
Theatre, an amusement hall and few
houses. ON tho other sid" ~ IN" town.
STORE. ho,cl and some OF the mill
shous werc still standing
The lighting system was restored IN
dav in tho south side Of the town.
S0wamIsh. town light miles n"Tth
Of here. Is also flooded. but the damage
IS not great
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IRE, 1darriae. Ceremonies

Kansas City. No. oct. 3O.--Iuhn q.
Emery. OF Grand Rapids. Michigan.
national commander. Will call ~" con-
vention TO order and tho Rev. John w.
liner. OF ChattanooYa, Tennessee. ma
ttonal chaplain. Is 10 deliver III" !nvo-
cation. I'm addition 10 his other du-
tics" az they used 10 say IN army
orders, the Row. Mr.. liner has r"lun-
,errcd % perform marriage ceremonies
free OF charge for AL ex-servi"" mrn
who are able 20 persUad" a girl To take
'ho plunge with them. This offer was
made some months ago and already
quite n number OF veterans have SchAi-
u.ed ceremonies with tho national chap
lain presiding.
Tho convention Is 20 continue 'hr"N
days. with night sessions. NtC"sfrcs!-
dent Coolidge will deliver n brief speech
10 the convention tomorrow morning.
and n memorial service Tor tho lat" COL.
Frederick W. Galbreath. .lr.. VIII" died
while hUrrytnR TO catch a 'ra!n IN order
70 mako today's convention 4 su"resss.
Tho automobile n whiCh Colonel Gh.-
hrasth was being driven turned over.
and he was raltaily injured. II" had
been hastily summoned 10 n conference
with railroad officials IN Chicago TO
consider tho Nno-cen'-a mile rate. after
wards established. watch ~ de .">tih!H
tho presence Of many or todaS'S dele
gates and visitors.
Mime. Srhumann- Hr'nk IS 10 sing at
'ho tialhra.t service. Milton J. F.r"m, II
=: Chicago Will Pnrak anl tho Rev. John
f.. NcrGrt or Cincinnati VIII "fT"r Il
prayer
G"nrral Armand" piaz "f Italy. G"".
oral Bar"n lacuu"S ~ Belgium. Hnh
Mai. Con John \ I."i""n". commenting
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the wage considerably exceeds tne "ee'
they could earn upon rehabilitation
Speci:l references was made TO cohor
lions which the committee founo AT tn'
I,yrarnula. and the Sauvo. Ills ua'n.
irE centrrs, hut the report declareo I.
+, 2ctiiinn those very untortuh""
cxprrirnr"s'' would be prevented py 'e
uuir!ng tho completion Of training cen
;ers before the men are admitted io'
trniHinG
Pew Ex-ssrvtcs Hsn.
Pointing out that only loo OF IN.
e 900 employees In the bureau In JUL
last were. former service men the COM
mitt, declared il WAS unable TO unoe'
stand why the. board TINS Disseminated
a-a:nst former service men,. ana sus
g"sIcL the "imm"ciiate cutting down o!'
"a. lIr"c force Of employees In WASH
lngt5n."
Til, committee said the government
had failed TO obtain results common
Suratc with the large expenditures
rehabilitation work. and expressed De-
lief that tn" knowledge OF the govern
m"ni's failure prevented mon IRON
seeking hospital treatment until tot
late. and a stream or dying patients be-
y"nd the possibility OF cure Is in pail
Location of hospitals. upon impropet
sites was denounced. that at Fort Nc
Henri. Md. being cited as an example
Tn" time has come. the committee de-
clarrd to decrease tile number Of con:
tract hospitals. which II finds were the
cause OF Just complaints"
Peak Of thu Load to Come.
In many eases. the report said con.
tracts wcr" sought by private aGenciet
x Ky X inspired by the hope Of largi
profits"
The peak OF the road" In hospit:i
needs will not be reached until 1927. the
investigators believed.
We feel It necessary 10 emphasize
as strongly ~ possible the absolute ne
rrqSiiv OF expanding money appropri'
ated by congress for the hospitalizatiot
OF the former service men without ref
errnCc to insIstent but ill-advissd local
drman ds. political interference. aGgra"
Giz"mcnt which-so-ever." the committee
declared. Abominable conditions havi
existed in various hospitals. which coul!
have been avoided. and which should bi
avoided IN the future" the report con-
tinucs. The need or new hospitals 81
too clear for argument"
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LIEUT., CROSS DENIES
REPORT OF ARRESTS
IN COSHRON SHOOTING

In response TO an inquiry from In"
Intsll!Eencer last night. Lieutenant {. II.
Gross. OF the baltimore Il Ohio ra!ir"aI
police at Pittsburgh. denied that an ny
rest had been made In the case ~ Ross
Goshron. railroad defective. VII" was
shot on frcIsh, train near ClarsrisI",
Pa. Thursday night. while trying TO
capture a pair Of freight thieves on
train No. %, en- route from fI''shurSh
TO Wheeling. Rumors were current our
Ing tho early part OF tho night. h"ta IN
Wheeling and Washington. Pa. that an
arrest had been made.
Early this morning attendants NJ tho
Ohio Valley General hospital said that
Goshron. who was shot once IN the thigh
and once IN the abdomen by lookout
who was guarding the train bandits
from railroad detectives was consid"ra-
bly, improved.
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Kansas cay. Mo. oct. &c. ONO ana
get IT, buddy
THIS Is tho cry with which SalNa''on
Army lassi"s greet the Veterans WI"
attend the American Legion national
convention here.
To thc right and left of III" street
as tho veterans trudEe by. are Dough
uut ,IuguutS hearing tho namerlHt"' o.
N" salvation Army.
4 grand reunion OF the douShnnt ana
tho doughroy Is Planned. Many or INC
lssSics who Will hand out d"uIhnnt'
and hot coffee all during tho convention
served tho boys overseas and are 'nN'
lous To meet some Of tho hudd'cs ,hcH
knew over there.
"noughnuts. coffee and salvation
Free" Is the banner that fIe"ts dele
gates and Visitors I" IN" c"nNrnl"n'
The password will h" uniform OF
legion or service button.
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WARM GREETING FOR
CHINA'S DELEGATION

Washington. Oct 3o.-China's advance
guard 20 the Washington conference on
Pacific and Far Eastern questions 70
he held n connection with discussions
on Limitation OF world armament ar
rived tonight Tho moro than nlney
members OF the party were received by
government officials representing tho
state department. tho army and navy.
ard were given an ovation by the
crowds assembled 20 greet them.
Tho party was met at tho Union sta
ton bv Robert Wood B,Iss thtCd assist
ant secretary OF STATE. and other Off
c!R,s OF the s.ats department: Rear
ADMIRAL Williams and other otAcers
representing the navy. and ny Brigadier
General Brewster and other officers or
tho army.
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A6r1IoAN BANK roAHp.

RIGA oct. 3N.--The Nnvyrut, the To-
sheviki organ here. states that an \'n-
erlcan hank with capital OF ton million
dollars Ia hetpg opened In Hardin. Man
churia, with branches nj Cht'a, Hiag"-
vestchensk and knabarovSk. Tn" n""S-
paper asserts that tho hank Intends 20
assist American trade IN Siberia. MOI
withstandinG the outcome OF neEotia"
lions for n trade treaty between tho
United States and tho Far Eastern re-
public. The hank. II Is declared. also
plan. 70 finance gold mining operation
on m. Amur river for which concessions
have been given TO Americans.
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ITALIAN BANKER ARRESTED.

ClcvelaNd. .. Oct. 6O.--J"ScHh r
Mon,t >. treasurer OF the cleveland
Italian Savings Rank Company. was
arrested tonight on a warrant. based
on arc!davita sworn 10 ny state Bank
Examiner Frank \. Hunter, charging
en.hezzlcment OF So5.0N0 OF the banks
funds.
The hank ,cIosed 10 doors September
IS. II was capitalized at. SSo.nno. had
a surplus OF $1,000 deposits OF $4,000
and was custodian FOR an additional
$50. ma in money orders IN transit.
former official Of the institution de-
CARED tonight the bank would pay Its
depository dollar FOR dollar.
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Kansas CIt". Mo. oct. 3o.--Th" Yves
Virginia delegation {" the American l''
zion convention. arriving here 'onl%l
IL composed or tn" following
\. V. Rock. Wheeling.
Rradley Potts. Wheeling
E,wood Rayha. Wheeling.
James Smith. Wheeling.
suas SteinhaMser. Wheeling.
p. !. Mctfinl"y. Wheeling
Harry {. Miller Wheeling.
Elmer Hoelzlc. Wheeling.
! Ryron Nickrrson. Wheeling.
Leo kerchcr. Wheeling.
l., G. Howard Wheeling
T. J.. Hopkins. Wheeling.
W. J. Saucrs Wheeling
pr. Harry Silvrr.
Palmer y. Enyd. Wheeling
Mrs. Palmer y Boyd. Wheeling.
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POLISH ATTACK
IN THE UKRAINE

warsaw, Oct 2e.-Ths Soviet 1sEa-
tion hers announced today that There
has been a new invasion Of the Uf-
rains under the direction Of Gsrnal
Petlura, the anti Bolshevih leader,
from Polish territory.
Tho towns Of ausatin and Grodsf
have been taken by tho Petlura
troops, and battle Is raging at KAN
enetz Podolsk.
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pittsburgh. Ia. oct. ?9.-The special
train bearing Marshal Foch and General
rrrSh!ug from Washington to Kansas
CIV. arrived here Mt O'Clock tonight
and departed NJ $40. after chang" al
engines was made. In the interim gov
crnncnt agents refused 20 allow larse
gathering or citizens ~ enter n" train
shed. Among these was Or. Aim" I."'
teve, local French consular agent. When
he established HIS idcntity h" was pr
mtttcd 10 enter. but az tho train W." :
them starting. no Was Obliged I" ri'
along III" plank walk while greeting III"
French gcnc"al,ssiNn. standing on u"
rear platform rC his private car,
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these same men are huSF with c"nF"n-
tlnn "t their own tn" mrs. nai'''''
convention If IN" w"ncn$ anA!dHiH 90
tn. NInrrirnn Legion.
Indications are rhut wh.l" They W"'n-
ems CONVENTION VIII To-, l." Is MtrE" a.
n, MEMS II VIII hair quite a. many
Winters ,n rnpar, rs inemh"rs
Its princiraI PURPOSE * ~ perfect ar
Ean.:atiun If III" AUXILIARY 1t VII ms"
select a definite and rnir.a! nam" som"
,,,,.r,Lrrs favor calling Il 10y -, present
ytlc--,hr Wnm"n's AuN!l!ar, 81 IN"
American Legion. Others al" IN FAVOR
~ d.siyuating tn" organization As me
Women az III" American Lection.
Qualifications for membership arr rN
rcrlcl {" hr drawn ulr i"i''"' "'''''''"
urd national officers ''''i""
The wUmcu's organization owes HIu' I"
Of ..s strength (" ia" M"FN III '''
iari.nr rurn'rk. maternal organizer "' "',
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1o1o1sr NONSTOP BUN

london. Oct. So.-what n said TO be
the longest nonstop railroad run In the
world, Of tho Cornish R1yertA express
from Paddtngton station. London. 10
plymouth. a distance OF 27S13 miles has
bsen accelerated by quarter or an
hour. TINS yeyertins 70 the pre-war tiine
of four hours and seven mtutes.
This tIme r, sometimes beaten by tho
ocean mall special trains from Ply
mouth TO Padd!ngton. which have made
the Journey in four hours. The express
passes through IS stations
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Ilarrv Hartman. Wheeling.
IlarrS Thomas. Whr"l!nr
I,rnard T.: kalSrr. Wheeling.
J.. l.. Burke. Wn"rlluS-
lpr VI. l.. cur" Weston.
Mrs. NJ. H. tuIr. Weston.
AnIrrw Edu:nar"m. W"N'"n.
Andr"w lL,uEhi. Il. Nr>'"m.
". II Warren. N"s'"n.
VIM. J. Il. Simiu"nS. Hinton.
= l.. Greer. N"l'h
: r. Turner. N"!,h.
|. l.. S'fkin. E,u"rI"ld.
Sp,lcr Hicks. l!lu"n".d
\. \ AmEr!s,. Hiuc!c.d.
Tom Rh"d"". CONFER.
: w. Kits. !Ilu"ti"'d
f.mm"t &. Mrurc. Rlu"h",d.
Mrs. \ s I|u"hcr IiiucHcld.
Mrs. Ncltir Steele Blu"ic,".
Carleton Harris. Glen E.hS'"n'
E.arl rarkS. Glen I&St"n.
WEI +. crow. Glen EaSto
Nint WaIpan Proctor.
pr. g. y Morrison. Mar'lhNH!rE'
Lou Cohen. MartinshurF
T.. II. nrM'nt. rark"rsNu"E.
Mrs. f.. II. pcMcn'. I'arh"rshNrE.
liarry nrMrni. l'arkcrsh1fr
/. &. Fries. rnrk"rShurr.
Miss Mahcll- Clinton. PaTh"'Shh'E
Misc Ihucln Shuuk. Iark"rshHrE.
". - shank park"rShurC,
William Cook. I'arkrrShu! <.
H. y. Matthews. rark"r*hurg
Miss Mary Price. Huntington.
*. NJ. EuforI. Huntington.
Walter u. Hcrhcrsnn. Huntington.
G. t'iydr Mcdonald. Fa!rm"n'.
Mrs Okey Watkins Fa'rm"li.
Mrs. IT, .. Tunihman. Fairmont.
Mrs. Rollo }. C"nlr%, F"lrln"h'.
Mrs. A. !. Garrett. Fa!rm"ni
Mrs l..una Zunh"ll Fairm"nt
Howard Duzzard. Cameron.
\. NJ. nm. Charleston.
\ Miss McGrunr. Charleston.
T. ( Alexander. Charleston.
II. T. Slack. Charleston.
DIR. T.. ". Kcrns. charleston.
H. II. Chaill. West Union.
Chas. 4. Cory. West Union.
! / Waller. West Union.
Dnvth Il. Knight West Union.
Edward l.. Blake. R"n""N"rte.
George W. Wilson. E.k.rs.
]. y. Daniels. E:kins.
q. 6. Russell. NH Crock.
&. {. Kemp. Wc!l%HuTE.
Raymond Urlslcy. Wci!Shurg
T.. EmiR. Wc!lshu-E.
!. Roberts. WcNShurg.
Mrs. thas. Wilson. WcilshurC
Mrs. 4. z. Krmp. WcllShurc
Leonard Earr~tt tG"ll parHe: ShrrE.
Earl 7. Long. Pin" Grove.
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MUCH PETTY rHIEvERT.

Errlin. Oct So-Notcls in this city
are suffering from the operations or
retty thieves since the strike Of hotel
and restaurant workers. The majority
OF local hoste;ri"s have posted the fo!-
lowing nIacard IN their rooms: our
guests are strongly forbidden :" take
no bod liner. n!llows and room furnish
IrCs with them when leaving"
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NEW YORK u roc.

New York. oct. So.-Heavy fog over
New York bay early to-day brought har-
Dor ,raf:ic 10 stand-+!n. and caused
frrryboat with scores OF passengers
aboard. to go ashore "A Robbins reer.
The boat was rloatc1 six hours later.
The Polish delegation gong 10 wash
ington In connection with the armament
con;crrurr vas he'd up AL night by the
FOG on board tho Enc Now York. Ferry
boats 20 Staten Island were operated
.hrnnchnnt tho night
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WILL CONCENTRATE.

,".:rauo. oct 3N.---SatIonal headouar-
tors Of Tho American Association for the
Hecogni.!pn % tho Irish Republic. Will
be inol-t from chicago 70 Washington
tomorrow. so that the organization may
concentrates on its Legislative program.
and be near the rcnt"r OF such actiri-
les. ttfwns announced hero to-day.
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aANK1Na RESOURCES.

WASHINGTON. oct 30.-AggreEate 70
sources ~ tho 20.Sl5 hanks in tho toun.
ny. amounting TO s4a.6SS,SS9.noo. de-
c,tned hv 81. 3H0. $50. 900 during tho pas
fiscal wear. according 70 statement OF
banks reported for June 20. 1871. issued
hy Corptro,!c~ uf the Currency CTissin-
ccr. The S.l54 national hanks report
INK shn,v"d a reduction IN resources or
soS9SSoI 900
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po1ruauRsE COMING.

I.iabon. Oct 3O.--Capta!n NaSconreI-
los. who has been designated ny IN"
government OF Premier Eelno. together
with Minister De Alte. to represent P"r-
tugal at tho Washington aTma mont con-
ference will start today for tho United
atataa
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wANrED-SALEsKEN.

SALESMAN made @.7c6 sales OF my SOC
r'tn accessory ~ Pittsburgh show
las, v"c&. profit S9SS: want agency IN
Au.ir <r.t!on' sample soc. 'ler-Nu Co.
A~n... station. Rochester. y Y. oc.22-h
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B|G-CLEAN-uP
(coneinued Prom Page ons.)

toe said. that We report tbs m"!an-
chuly fact
Come Arc Spongsrs.
Only 1000 men have accepted train
INK without pay uu' OF total Of 'G.'l3
rliCihlrs. and only 46.nnn with pay ont
nr iSG." rIrih',S. III" report SAIL. the
committee finding that "a vast major
ity'' Of those eligible are unable or un-
willing 10 train because of their imabil-
nv - support themselves without pay.
About ur"-half OF those training ar" in
schools. colleges or univ 'rSitic'. many
rnreiv:nE better educational npr"riuH-
!tics ,han they otherwise rOul'i ha rc
ob,aincd." il was declared.
Nary veterans. ~" c'mmitte" Char%-
ri. delay rehabilitation "hrraUsc usual
IL he sum Of the maintenance pay and
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urrnarArx CONFERENCE

Porto Rosa. Italy. Oct 3o--The m
ternational conference OF states formed
through tho ACKNOWLEDGMENT o. n"
Austro- Hungarian empire opened hero
today. Representatives OF France. Italy
and Poland also were In attendance.
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roR sAhA

FOR SA!.F%-The turN'tur" and furn'S"-
INKS -: a 5o-roon hotel dntnGS "apl-
,,,y business. with \ wei, equipped r"s-
Jauran, in connection: oricc and res
enu-aut on ground floor. II center "r
business district ono blorH from post
Office one block from tnt"rUrban station
and In the best business city IN West
Virginia: prtce $4,000 as 4 whole or.
$4,000 for the hotel alone: one-th!rb
rash. balance reasonable terms: owner
has too many interests 10 look after. 4.
-. Boston. Box 50. Charleston. w. Va
oc3i-l
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Xomen'a Auxiliary

Kansas city. Mo. O"r 3" White N"
men who made Americas army anil nav
Curing the world war ar. occupied her-
with N. third uai'onnl '"n'"ui'nm e:
the American Legion. Wives sisters
mothers and swce'hcarl~ IT wauv -
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FERRY GR|DDERS
CRUSH GRAF TON
OyER-THE-RIvERL LADS WIN BY +7-c
DEPITE ABSENCE OF THREE
REGULARS.
Swain at .Tullbaok Star OF Ferry-Hiss-
rich Prevents q Grafton Score.

Three thousund fonthtl! fans q I i.'3-
gur park Saturday afternoon ''w me
Martins Ferry high school Irid;""n team
crush Grafton. Ia. iiEh s"h"".> i'"' =.
hail machine In defeat. :" Il >'"r" 80
80 This vtrt"ry WIS "r'"mris""''
by Coach I.Oucks prnteg~s r"i"l'i'
standing ne nhsrnr" from IN" r"NY
lineup OF Williams. Taylor and Th"r'"'
WHO We" injured "a the gam" with Eos
Gotta q week pr"v!"us.
Westta,l and Jewell. Craftnu'S mil
hack and quarterback. w"r" responsible"
for praCttcali, al OF tho gains. mad" by
the Grafton team. In the second Iu'i
ter. their work mail" pOsSihl" "a" "uty
scoring done by Grafton.
Swain. playing again n, his r"S"Ar
position. fullhuck. for Martin" Ferry
was the star ~ that team II" mad"
numerous eight. ten and hfte"n \aid
runs. and at ono time h" hrok" through
Crafton's line and ran CO yards Tor Il
touchdown.
Blocks Possible Score.
IIissrich. playing his third game with
Martins Ferry. blocked n possible trai'
ton score in the second quarter. West
fall Cratton's funback. had tho ball
and supported by strong interference
was making FOR tie Martins Ferry line
when Rissrch. by Il mighty lear'
brought Westtall down. Tho work ~
10y" Thomas Ferry's left guard. va"
another outstanding feature OF IL" r'aN-
ing Captain Joseph and Evans had hl;
days at their respective positions.
Ferry scored twice in the first quar-
ter. running tho ball almost n MI'i M;
In the second quarter tn" Oh:" sd" grid
ders were held. although play was laTg''
" in Grafton territory. with IA" SEC
ond and third string men WORKING tho
third and fourth quarters Martins Ferry
scored two touchdowus in each.
Tho scoro ny quarters:
Craf,on o o.
Martins Ferry .... Il 7 "A lc-i'
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wANrHD-TEMALE-

r,Dv INTERCHANGEABLE perma-
u.,n: position at good salary; must
y,,.. .x,.:..n,e y" speedy and accurate
-. owen china Co. Minerva, .. oc."9-l
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DEMAND BONUS ACTION
(continusd Prom Pag. one)

Hawaii. Japan. Mexico. Peru. Porto
Rico and Turkey will b.. seated.
The altsrnates will swell III" number
OF tho moor more than twotod.
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CARD OF THANKS

Thanks 20 TIA boys who spared no
effort in tho recovery cr the body OF our
sor. Harold. who was drowned. And
thank God he gave Mr.. Schenk tho power
10 bring the body 20 the shore. And
thanks ~ our many friends for tho
beautiful flowers thsy sent. And many
thanks 10 Rev. Clar"nc" f Allen for his
consollug words during the services.
Thanks 10 Mrs. w l.. Bowman FOR the
hymns she >sanE.
.or31-l MR. AND MRS. ROSS HAFER.
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The Dead sea Is 40 miles long and 1:
niles wide.
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wNTBD-LAHA.

Ey-SERvICE SrEN-To eell war memo
rial: soils on sight: a SOC article with
twenty cent, profit: every store ana
homo buys; boys making as high "a
SsO 90 a day: send FOR FREQ sample.
Veterans Press, Lincoln Bldg. Bridge
port. Conn. oV'-'-''
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wANTED-Steel mill men. rollers. heat
ers rouShers. etc: open shop. Wheeling
district; reply giving past experience
and when ready to report for work. Ad-
dress &. A. Is, care Intelltsencer. oc.27-j
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MEN-I.earn barber trade: quick meth
I'd good wages paid. steady demana'
Write Molcr Baroer Collese. 3h West
ttI. Cincinnati! oe'I-Fno'
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WAETED-Man with some KNOWLEDGE
OF hardware. Address Lock Box S,
bridgeport. CC'-V-ru
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wANTED-Colectors aoie TO leave
city part time; bond required. Apply
ard foor. 1896 Market. oc.->~'