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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Scaled proposals viii be received for
49,. ,,::st-uc,;on a"d completion. inclGs-
-" &: 7=.otiUE. - = gymnasium OF
'-l~.. construction ." bc erected OH tho
90; Tr,.'r."' !leh Scaco! Grounds.
r>.-,sd n Cairo. Grant District. R.;cbie
t,..,.'.. W.T. Hl:S,niL
i'."s a?I specifications Cor said
,',:.....: M: L. >""a 4, Pc office q! J.
O.: ryr-iC1. S"-rctarT IT ,hG Grant
p.>,-.~. r:oord OF tdacat .on and raUi
&C.. N4.~:..N. IrlH:r pal 81 GraCt D.S-
IRA: H.Eh Sc',no! At Cairo. West Fir-
60.
A ;r.r.t..~d -hecl: .or the sum OK Pive
if-!n-c,. IhpiGar>. i$coGc) pr>ahi- 20
-. ,hr-it: Of E...hIe County. West Wy
:!r,.e. ShAi accCnpaay each BID tn
,,.l.,> 20 ~ returned to thesu- I':Ccr7SiIl
u.,.ler< Dad - tho ruCcc<-fGl bidder
pom tAr execution ot r"ntrac' ;Sht
= - Cry~d - reje", Any and al bids
u. postpone tho l,;i.nc o. said Contra Ct
TITO &S.a bids viii hc or~nci hy III,
Srcr,taLy OF the Eclrd % Education Of
Gf~r: ItStr:c:. K.ichir County. 1t Cairo.
We VlrSirI1 on Tues ily. the twenty
third Gay ~ August. 1921
GIrcn unGnr my ~ nd THIS ltth day Of
July. 49,
TIiE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF GRANT. N TIE
COUNTY OF RICHIE. WEST V1a.
GINA.
3y :! C. HEcxLER Pre-. don't.
iY-ls2i-25 An i-I-s-ll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
MASONIC OUTING
IS GREAT SUCCESS

Sever h""hrr,. M.S"'... r..-'~ :r"..
lies AMI friends participated IL in. n'..
ing "f the Masonic Climb - Wee !!Hc
? r, yesterday. Ea"',. "utr@;... TN;
all >or'S nj athletic 'l"uiS III Whi'n
me: and ,nIlr"n PARTICIPATED.
were enjoyed. with prizes being aWari"d
Il AL asses to the winner.
y bal. Eamc WAS stage n tho after
moon and was occasion for NOR" enter
tLirmcn'. During the day IN" younger
fr!k PLAYED JuN,u,l' gains Hud rn'ot II
IN" swings and other tmus"in""is U'".
N;dcd ~ the park.
The h'Sk"t dinner WA IN" feature "'
n" day. Of course. and 4 inuutiEUl -
past. with every d'3Ic,'.N mag; - ~
VS. cnioycd "utdurrS. THIS HffLi" Wr.'
voted on" 81 Ia" 'r"N' delightful, ~ ltS
KIND ever h"l lay -" local NJ ,S"ulr
club. and many ir'"ndF fr"r r,l'nS
Masonic ORGANIZATIONS III nearby '"w -
on th3S side and The ohio sid" II rno
river were present
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WORK IS STARTED
At WEST LIBERTY

Thomas y Shaw. clark Shurc hfIii-
ing r"rrrartur. N.'-i. rdnI arc"H'"i Az.
poIntment by The stat" board g con-
troll a. Superintendent "f building CON
structinn ~ AL stat" institutions. IT,"
will begin his now duties ~ one" =;
the West Liberty Stat" Normal >"Nr"..
whnr" repair work hnS h"cu started.
The work TO h" don" ~ N"S' Liberty
'hlS summer I"clrIl"S ;hr rc""a>truc-
ton ~ the water system AND Pew walks
,,l"ut ;h" grounds. TIA" i'.,'t'lL'."n Of
now drinking fountains III ~" d"-mi-
tories has already been mad"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
ASK RECOGNITION.

Detroit Iuly """.--Dr"larinG III" peace
of !hr world AID freedom az tn" ScIS
d, pend upon Independence "f Ireland,
resolutions adopted AZ IN" f:ftN-""""rj
national c6:Irnti"n OF III" An'."n; or
der Of Hlhrrnans to-day ASKED Prcs!-
dent Harding and tho American congress
immcd,a;riy t. rcCuc:I!z" tn" IRISH re-
Puhil'
tt. resolutions endorsed President
HardtnE's proposed conference" on nh'"'
dI..,rmamcn, .d"mand' tina; steps b.
taken t. collect rrin"!i"' ana !n;'i"St
on tn billion dollars III debts owed ny
IL" allies To Tins government aS u M 49,
urr Of rri!"f from the high cost al nv
Iu;; lnd /" essen Taxation burdens rs
well a. to pr"vld" Il "Suitahi". we'll de-
served bonn: for American S"!h'"rS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
MAI.R On YEGALH HnLP.

WANTED Cor general houS-worH
Call woodSdale S5-J. jy-lal!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

Charleston. W Va. july GA NV
hospital for Logan X plann~l hl ~"
Guyan Valley Hospital company. whn'h
NaS Incorporated today by M secretary
% state. II VII b. owned chiefly by IT.
Henry II. Hatnc.L. = former governor ~
West Virginia. aud Dv. \. *. k"%$.'r,
OF the KcSSicr- Iia' n"id hospital ar Hunt
inGrun. The company = capitalized Il;
5000. 600. and In" InroCi"ra.u:+, beside
I'rS. Hauicld and k"S>."r. ar" prs 4, :.
jones' !. T.: Hinder and {. T. Ta%''r 90
Huntington. and p-. :. 4 law s"H. "f
l.nElM
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Funeral nctiec hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

wASTED-rontracto FOR frame dwell
ing houses. McKr"rrcy Coal -, Fox
III. phone ITO. MoundSvilir. ". Va.
Jy-23-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
Wheeling Nohhbound
Express Train Runs
Down Funeral Car

Midway. IA. July ec.-Seven persons
riding in n funeral car narrowly IS.
capped injury or death at Primrose Sid
:ng. near here. today. when tho auto
mobile became stalled on the track as
the Wheeling northbound express. on tho
Pan Handle road. was approaching.
The funeral party removed the body
Of child from the car and reached the
SIDE Of the tracks just before the train
crashed into the machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
PO1 SALE-AUfOS.

FOR SAT.F:-Ford cnurc IN excellent
condition $3.50. We SCI, on monthly
payments Capitol Ca- 60. zoos Main
ST. Jy-c3-j
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FOE ENLARaEp FUNCTIONS

Washington. July 22.-Enlargement Of
III" functions and governing board OF
the War Finance Corporation Is pro-
pns.d in n bill now bo:nG prepared, ac-
cordinE " information reaching sena-
tors today, as substitute FOR the pend
ing Norris bill. to create A new farm
products financing corporation.
Tho n"w measure, 1t was reported.
would give the War Finance Corpora
tion III" power. proposed until the Nor
ris bill. To firranc" exports OF agricultural
products and meet the situation, without
creating another government corpora
tlufl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SAI.E;- Columbia Six sport mode,
, IN e1Cellen; condition. 3ll5o Capitol
Car Co. l@nS Main ST. ly-"S-j
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wAETED-ContraC tors for railroad
grading. MrKectrcy Coal CO. IIoH
IL. phone 10. MoundsviIlc, ". Va.
iy-c3-m
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kArtSEAc;I--SuddrEiy. on Tuesday
July -. 1871. L; 30 O'Clock y. nj.
HUGO K.tDHNBACN. - usN Jlst year
Funeral from MS h,ms. Humans add
ton. t.aS. TH"u,y -u!r;h street. on
saturday mor:.Is q. So. Ee4uTm
high rnass az st Ai2hcus,:: church a.
v'ciocE. Friends .IlSLicd To attend
Inle-~cit Il: Nj. calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
flowed Into Port.

san l'rtn..s.". lazy TIA" Facifi'
S,rl!rs.tir ,umplu%'@ ADMIRAL FarraEut
Nha.h w., dis.,hl"d last night of IN"
coast. ten miles north Of here. passed
into The htrh"r - ? o'clurk today in low
Of tho tag Sd Eagle. She was taken 70
her dock wh"r" tn" lively" crew mem
h"rs who yN"r" injured in TIA" feed pip"
,xplos'o" whI"h crippled the v"SSc!.
were rCruOI C0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
HOSPITAL AT LOGAN

Huntington. W. Va. Jul, - \ hos
rital 10 cost arpr"N,mli"N S:In""" -
planned in Logan. ". Va. by 4 S@"""""
corporation IN which several Hunting.
'"r ply SIciarS and surgeons ar" inter-
cstcd. i WIS announced today hE .l'r.
r. II. Ha::ir.d one % the .nr"rp"ra'" rS.
rlans ca. for a tUa-rnom S.:Ur'GCc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
Y1UroRs IN VERMONT

Sprrial DisIotCh - Tt" ln'"!l'G'Ht"r.
Lake Durmorr Vermont. Jr!y @2.--
Former senator J r ''rcr ana T.. g,
carter. .: West Virginia. are Sp"nd,n.;
several days vacation i; INC l~sN"
Duum"r" ho,"l here. They az "nJ"y-
Ing tho wonderful fishing offered ,y IA.
beautiful Green M"nn'AIM lan".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
MANSFIELD. o, BOY DIES

Edward Malone. two years did. Gl"d
II the OHIO Valley -, neral hospital las;
evening shortly before ! O'Clock. He
WIS brought in tin hospital from Mans
nrid ohio. >"Ncra! weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
PHELPS CAR PLANT At
WE|RTON SHUTS DOWN

W.ir'on. w Va. July 2c.--Th" fhclpS
Cln Company plant HIS suspended "Pcr-
atoms for IN il.d"fnitr period. The com
many crnr'0yrd several hundred men ana
girl; who are thrown out 81 employ
ment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
YoR SALE-LANpS.

TWENTY ACRES AND PLENTY"
is me title % our free book ab.ut Flor
ida. 1t tells :he truth. Monthly pay
tnentS. easy terms. DranS" groves
planted. sylvester r.. wilson. Dept. X
50 Dr,Ln du IA ly-"5-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
Cox, Of New Jersey, on
Interstate Commission

Washington. July Fred |. cox.
Of New Jersey. has been selected Icy
President Harding as Il member ~ tn"
Interstate commerce Comm; ~s;"n. He
will succeed Chairman Clark. VII" has
resigned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
ron SAIB-YA1NS.

FOR SALE-tArm l04 acres. located In
the finest community. jefferson Co..
phio. ON pike between ut. rlcaSan; and
Pheasant Gro"c good : ronT frame
house. barn. s.'n. all other m.lldlrSS.
within !. mics OF first grad" high Srhoo,
and church. Farm lays we'll we'll water
cd $50 truit hearing trees. 10 oc-"s good
'tnhcr. handy 10 good markets. BARGAIN
'"r quick sal" Mrs. Eiizahe'h Re"m.
Ndcna. ohio. K F. 4. No. > jy-la-m
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POSITION WANTED.

wASTEp-Younc man speaking. seven
different languages. desires position
as interpreter. eat Market ST., Wh"ci-
:uc W Va VIM T Jy-25-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

Conway I~nE-'s'h'n lrmocra' .-- sing
IA: la; Sunday night At :. Il. DIVERS
wrs turned into \ Will en-; chaS" which
lasted almost IN night.
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MUcELLANEoUa.

MILK Diet Treatment. worlds most
famous treatment for regeneration 80
shattered StomarhS--a,l chronic ailments
Of The digestive apparatus. luil!S up
thin propl"--redu"rS fat pc"p!": RELIEVES
and hrI,s disorders ~; liver bladder.
kidnryS. circulation. rheumatism. hrnrSN
Restores Ail!nS ~ health. S"ud 81 M for
wonderful two-part tTratm' Mt course.
keep for fiyr days. II not dciGh'"h
with results return course and sl.0U Viii
BE- refunded. F1rrish'S Famous Sy~t"m
OF Dlctc.icS. SOS y. Adams. Peoria. H.
jy23-g
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Both parties prolt when they meet
through Intellligcncer Want Ads
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WANTED--S: per hour Men. women.
Davis MIN can Server for canned
mia. elegant silver ,rra1lCr advert sod
ierrOr,t ratcd. stores Mays 60! Gland.
Mar>hau Fields. Chicago: Wana makers
Ne~ York $50 retail Writ" Davis
Can S--yer corp. Ashtaha,l. oh:o,.
jy-25-S
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wANTED-NALA.

WANTED Hrr - sell our "r'"-Hr""'
Kitchen aprons Mako so LI.N. Ernest
rI,rh,r, nur. hNr -uhher >v,i> IN ~iSh'.
W-i.~ - Leonard Co. - W. Tn.r'
s.. Rayonne, \. j. 49,
WANTEn-IFarvrSt hands can 100
rtnS - WCodSda,e. J!-E-N
WANTED
Buys
TO
SELL
THE ISrELLIGFNCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE.
SCHOOL
Ottice, 1905 Market Ct.
wANruD-YHNALI
WANTED -tiiri Cor general houSswnrk.
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NEW guaranteed article. Sells like Wild
fire whenever gas Is used. sample and
full Information. Prepaid for cSC Rapid
Sales Co. so knickerb booker Ave. Brook
lyn. y. Y. Jy-22-B
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When Going to Atlantic City


South Carolina ave. near Beach. RI
VA" R,ths. tanning Water. Moderate
Rates LINTON f.. ARNOLD. owner
Sugp Management.
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ron RENT
ron SALN on TRADE.

automobiles for 20, or small place
rear National Eoad Cali 3S6s-N Wig.
lv-H,-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

Commander Ma1tislG L. :. ". pho.
toG:aphcn a. E"dfoct. EnGlnnd whcro
he Is supervising 'hn Ar'sAins touches
to the goat dlr.a'hir K,iS. which was
built in EnS!au.i fCr-ihc United Slu'es
Commands. MaNf"', vii! Leo IN rom.
mnnd II the Grc": GirSh'n in IL. AGht
arro2s the A';Aut'- ron me Un:te,
Sin1ron m the I'n,rai S'p..-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

E3ERTS-oa Wednesday. Ju!y -. ir-'
az go C'CiU-k p. n =: h;' home. g.
2ich.@nu Avenue. WaI~AOod. tiEDE',l.
SIMON El:i.RTS. IN h.5 55ta year
Funeral no,lce hereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

Free ntcyclcs for Boys and
Girls. Read tho double page
annnurce:nrrt in todays In-
tclliSoaoer.
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DIED

CEOckhRD--On Friday. July end !i2l.
az $50 O'Clock a. IN. ~ Irtt.'bTr.;u
Ia. CECIL H. CEOCkARr. n In"
@Iih YEAR Of HIS age
The body has hcr1 removed to hi> aur1"
I2S Min stree.
Funeral notice hereafter.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09
Miss Myrtle George
Miss Myrtle George died A. the ia

Miss Myrtle George died ~ the Fam,
Alen Ho>li al Jan. %, ~ 8 20 o'cnck.
follosing an operation SIX d., S before.
Mis- Gaolge was born ia stowe July 4
1869 Her girlhood days we're passed
in stove, where she received her educa-
ton, with Que wear at the johnson No,
NAL, after witch she spent several years
teaching in the iurai scnools, but on ac-
count of ill-heaith she gave up teaching.
For tho past 20 years she was house
keeper In the family Of l.. S. Best of MOI
Iislown.
She leaves to mourn her loss an aged
fa,hsrand mother, A P. George and wife
Of Stowe, and Lhite siaiers aud two BROTH
ers, Mas. A.J Mag"on aud Victor George
of Stowe; VIM q George Of Molristown;
Mrs. j. T. Jewett of Hyde PARK and Mr..
e. A. Barr of Taunton, Mass.
Deceased was a member of the Cons'l
church at Stowe since early womanhood.
She Was beloved by all who knew her, al
ways having IA kind thought aud word for
everyone.
The funeral was held from the church
at Morristow Corners. Rev. Arthur Mei-
Ger of II, de Park fficiating. B lrlal was
at the Corners cemetery.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09
Commandery Inspected

The annual inspection of Lamoille Com
mandery occurred on Tuesday evening
when Grand Inspector George P Lowell OIL
Bellows Falls, Right Eminent Generals
simo Arthur w. Farnsworth Of Rutland,
and Right Eminent Grand Warden q. S.
Waterman of St. Johnsbury we're in town
to conduct the ceremony. Supper was
served at $50 at the Hotel Randall and
in the evening the Temple Degree was
worked on Fred H. Cleveland of this place.
Among those present from out Of town to
attend the meeting we're C. E. Palmer and
B A. Palmer of St. Johnbury, H. II. Nc
Mahon, R. B. Mcmahon of Stowe. and
James Clark of Hardwick.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09
THE WOMAN'S CLUB.

About sixty were present at the
Woman's Club meeting Monday even
ing at the library, which was handi-
crafts meeting in charge Of Mrs. A.
II. Slayton. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Mrs. Alvin Flint, of St.
Johnsbury, whose subject was "The
Twelve World Pictures" Mrs. Flint
has made lifelong. study of art and
has seen the originals of ten of these
twelve famous pictures, all of which
are in art galleries and cathedrals in
Europe, and are all examples of early
art and, with only two exceptions,
deal with religious subjects. The
pictures and painters are as follows:
Descent from the Cross" Rubens;
Descent from the Cross" Volterra;
might Watch" Rembrandt; "Last
Supper" da Vinci; Assumption of
the Virgin" Titan; "Last Commune
ion of st. Jerome" Domenichino;
TRANSPORTATION" Raphael; "Last
Judgment" Michael; Angelo; "Auro-
RAJ" Guido REM; Immaculate Con
ception," Murillo; "Holy Night" Cor
regio; "Sistine Madonnt," Raphael.
Raphael was the only artist having
two of his pictures included in this
collection. Mrs. Flint had small cop
les of the originals of these paintings
and miniature photographs of them
and several others which were distri-
buted during her talk, and were much
better appreciated because of her
splendid descriptions of them.
Preceding this talk she called at
tention to her exhibit of arts and
crafts in fooled leather, basketry,
brass and copper, hand made rug,
photographs of woven coverlets,
pieced and appliqued quilts and a
quilted and tufted spread. There was
an excellent local exhibit of pen and
ink drawings, illuminated motoes,
weaving, basketry, jewelry, copper
and brass work, pottery, leather work
and other articles, including wond-
erfully intricate white quilt loaned by
Miss Jennie Tillotson, and very
handsome knitted bed spread, loaned
by Mrs. d. w. Donaldson.
At the bushes meeting the Sunshine
committee requested that each men,
Der put one cent or more into a box
every day that the sun shines to be
used for Sunshine purposes, and to
start planning now for the package
to be sent to the Sunshine Society at
Easter time. A history of the Wo-
mans Club, which was prepared
by a committee Of which Mrs. Fisher
was chairmen, was read by Miss Jean
Pinney and was very interesting.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09
MORRISVILLE

Mrs. Fern Boynton, who has been G
guest of Mrs. r. c. Wallace. left Mon
day for North Troy, where she will be the
guest of her parents before returning to
her home in Biddeford, Maine.
Lyle Silloway wa unfortunate enough
to run into some, barbed wire fence while
sliding the other evening" cutting severe
cash in his lip and chin, He was taken
to the bone of his sister, Mrs Altoa Law
son. where physician was called to dress
the wound. Seven stitches were required.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09
Unity Club

The Uuity Club met Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Geo. Morse, with an
unusually large attendance. Two new
name we're presented for membership.
After the business, delightful ocial. hour
followed with various games and humorous
readings by Mrs Edith Davis aud Rev.
Goodliffe.
Delicious chatting dish lunch was served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Morse and Miss
Wonbell. The Unity Club will hold
food sale Saturday February IL, at 3 p m. I,
at the Congregational vestry.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09

Messrs. C. H. Slocum, C. H. Chaplin
and Roy c. Stafford. 1t is earnestly
requested by those taking part in the
service that the men attending shall
occupy the center of the church in a
body. The women are invited to at
tend the service and occupy the seats
upon the side of the church. The pas
tor reserves the right to occupy the
back seat
Rev. George F. Fortier will be in
Barre the early part of the week in
attendance at the Annual Ministerial
Conference of the Universalist church
of Vermont and Province of Quebec.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09
Band Concert and Dance a
Success

The dance and concert given by the
Morrisville Military Band on friday even-
ing last as success in every way, AM it
is pleasant to report hat the boys realized
a profit of something like $125.00 for their
efforts. The concert program was we'll
arranged, including variety of selections,
and the band furnished bang.up good
music for the first six dances, which were
encored repeatedly. Ar orchestra of seven
pieces officiated for the remainder of the
evening. and the big crowd filled the
dance-foor all the time. c. A. Spiller
acted as foor-manager.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09
Shall We Have a Choral Union?

The former members of the Morrrisville
Choral Union, and any others interested
in the study of chorus music, are hidden
to meeting to be held on Thursday even
ing, February 10th. at 1880 in the Hotel
Randall parlors. If sufficient interest is
shown, and a WELL balanced chorus is
assured, the work will be taken up at
once. 1t is particularly requested that ali
gentlemen intending to join the chorus be
present at this meeting, as it is in the
male voices that shortage { f material is
likely to occur, and those in charge would
like to know as well as possible what the
situation is, before making definite plans.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09
Don't XIII The Goose Th1t
[0yS The Golden Eg]

What gaineth a man OF the
barrel Of flour he needs sells
for Two Dollars, and he has
only thirty cents to his name
and is looking for a job and
can't find it?
The people of this country
right now, today, are facing a
stu ation that calls for COM
mon sense.
and use common sense
fyou are a shoemaker, and
the furniture worker, the wea-
yer, the ha liter, the m achinist,
the miner-and the producers
of a hundred other commod-
tiles you buy during the year,
stop buying the shoes you
make,
and by so doing throw you
out out of work.
How are you going to get
the m oney to buy the things
they produce.
You've got to help conserve
what the other fellow pro-
duces and he must help to con-
serve what you produce.
Today the country is in god
shape-the troublee exists most
ly in the minds Of the people.
But if we do not wake up
and start to do more buying
it won't be long before our
troubles will be real.
An ounce of prevention is
worth a pound of cure and the
way to prevent an industrial
breakdown in the near future
is to-
Buy what the other fellow
produces and start doing it
today.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09
A. C.. CHURCH NOTES

The convention of last week was
well attended, and greatly enjoyed by
all present. Six of the nine speakers
as announced were here and inspired
their hearers with timely truths. The
interests of the Forward Movement
received fresh impetus under the in
struction of the general director, Rev
l.. F. Reynolds. The local church has
a fair start toward attaining the full
standard of efficiency.
The service last Sunday was the
third in series for the Forward
Movement; Life Conservation" was
the theme, using text from Ac. 9:6.
In the Sunday school the Superin-
tendent visited the various depart
ments; the mission Supt. conducted
a brief program.
Mrs. E. E. Fender had charge of
the l.. w meeting at o'clock.
The story of Naaman, the leper
formed the basis of an evangelistic
service in the evening. The Win One
Fellowship League will cooperate in
these for the coming two months.
Teacher Training tests will be con-
Quoted this week at the home of the
teacher.
The Scripture Memory Contest will
take place Friday evening, Feb. 18,
at the home of DR.. Freer.
Mid week prayer service and service
next Sunday at the usual hour.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09

CARD OF THANKs-Wc wish to express
our heal tieit thabks to all who 70 kindly
as is,ed us in he Il u and b rial vi cur
daa! AID sistei; especially 10 the
peop at NJ 'rr'st"wn Coruers, who 30
nice piepneu The church for the fun.
eIal ~. and Mrs. A. p. George, Mr..
a,n. Mr. A. J. lagoon, Mr.. aud Ms. w,
G. G-uIse, Mr.. AMI Mrs. j. j. Jewetl,
Mr.. auu Ms. r A Barr a.d Vlcior 5.
GtOige.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09
Best Spoilers

Morrisvlle Third Grade, Maurice Smith,
Joseph Ghillans; Fourth Grade, Rebecca
Camp, Edith Stewart; Fifth Grade, Helen
LeBaron, Roberta Powers; Sixth Grade,
Cecylia Szelugowski, Marion Goodrich.
Elmore Pend, Helen Vosburgh. Merriam
School, Louis Tougas, Glendora Columb.
Mildred Columb and Emery Merriam.