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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-20

CITY FURNITURE HOSPITAL.
Upholstering. General Repair
ing Bicycles & Supplies. Tapestry
G leather samples on hand Mrs.
]. H. Inner, Phone 1871.
4417A
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for
sale HOO GLADDEN. street. 4629A
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MONONGAH
Wa.

& THE little old Jackson cottage
IN Flening street, which was many
wears colder than the town OF MO
SSSngIh. was removed yesterday by
Sanford Hall, who purchased the
8property some time ago from the
Jackson@ heirs. James jackson,
VII &dfed last January after pass
ing his ninetieth birthday, had
lived IN this cottage all his life.
b The church league baseball teams
we're reorganized here yesterday.
The first game of the series will
II be played by the Catholic and NJ
sPs Church teams at Traction Park
Thursday evening.
r. and Mrs. Lamar Satterfleid
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Windsor OF
SEaTrmont were calling here last
eyepins at the Windsor Pharmacy.
AXE Pickus bought new Huo-
son5touring car yesterday from the
Hudson garage in Clarksburs. Mr..
PicKns5 has planned to take several
long5trips with his family this sum
Smer3 A trip to Atlantic City has
been planned for July.
Mrs..4D. Levi, Mrs. Maggie Mort
II and Mrs. Bridget Adds were at
TENDING the Degree OF Honor lodge
& IN F'airmont last evening.
Mrs. II. NJ Meredith, Mrs. James
& Mccain and Miss Maud Lindsey
were shopping in Fairmont yester-
I'd a..
Mrs. c. Salvatti and daughter,
f Mrs, Anna Cirmo, were visiting in
Clarksburg yesterday.
MI. SSand Mrs. John Powell and
n daughters, Opal and Mary, are
sp eShfng the week with Mrs.
PoWe1Ks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
~ ohm Thomas, at Simpson.
NTrs4s Clarence Shaw of Fairmont
was here visiting with her mother,
Mrs. q bby Wright, yesterday.
gss7sNIrss.3 Lola Mcdonald was visit
ling her daughter, Mrs. Fred Bran
Ia bridge, in Fairmont yesterday.
Mrs. John Gregory was shopping
a Fairmont yesterday
Mrs. Sam Cornell of near Man
nington spent Sunday here visiting
8swfth4friends.
Clarence Curry was a business
caller in Fairmont yesterday
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n. CONFERENCE.
WILL MEET HERE.
AIT Methodist Ministers OF
State to Attend Meeting
ing in September.

-
For the first time in eight years
the west Virginia Methodist4Epls-
8coIpaI Church conference will be
sheId n Here the latter part, Of Sep
stember in the First Metnoalse
sSyi1liam F. Mcdowell OF PITTS,
lrgh. Pa, presiding. This VIII
fBS the seventy-sixth annual con
and it will last one week.
he sessions will be all Gay
ones, and meetings will also D pc
beSmany prominent speakers, and
stfiaministers Of each METHODIST
church in West Virginia will at
me conference is held each
year and the local church Invited
Tito meet here this yea year . tiast
ls.Ee
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Special Notice; s \

TO Whom It. May Concern
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, u. N. Annette, JTs
will, on Saturday, the list day of
July, 1922, at ten 10 ao. clock
m. Of that day, or as soon thefa-
after as the matter can be heard,
at the courthouse Of Marion8Goun
ty, West Virginia in the eft On
Fairmont, Marion County Vest
Virginia, make app ication the
Circuit Court of "a Marion County,
West Virginia, at a session there
otto be then and there held for q
state license to carry a revolver.
My name is U.58$ y. Annette,
my occupation is that Of General
superintendent for Antler Coal
CO., a corporation;an and reside I'M
the Hall Block, i'm the city of air-
mont, Marion County West Viz
ginia. n
Dated this Goth day Of June, 1922.
u. ]. Annette
June 2o-27.
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ADVERTISE IN TAMPA! II you
want to buy, sell or exchange ac-
Eertise your wares in Tampa and
South Florida. One o. the most
prosperous regions or today. al
ways use Times want Ads. Lars
est Tampa circulation and largest
daily average want ade lineage OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed to
all advertisers. Regular rate one
cent per word. Monthly rate on ar-
plication. Inquiries cheerfully, an
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES, Tampa. Florida. 3S66A
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ONLY ONE FAIRMONT
MEMBER TO ATTEND

b sit was announced today that
iEairmont will have but one rep
Sssenta tive at the West Virginia
ANFdetail Merchants Association
meeting to be held in Huntington
tomorrow and Thursday.
The local man who will attend
the meeting is D. NJ. Osgood. Mr.
@Osgood said today that several
10th erslocal merchants had planned
s4te attend but that business had
necessitated them remaining at
home,
Many interesting speeches are
4 Such men as former Governor
$Hatdeld and j. S. Jones of Wheel
NiBgaan Judge John H. Holt will
I'D dress the gathering.
Waiter the business meeting on
5tfleSfrst day, the merchants will
enjoy an automobile ride about
4 the city. In the evening the WISH
tors will be taken to the Hunting
A5n@ Country Club for a banquet
$upper and a cabaret entertain
gSnent.S The director of the Wash
D. c. bureau of the
National Retail Dry Goods Assoc
Sciation. Jaro1d r. Young, will ad-
dress the assembly,.
The plans for the second day
are Just as attractive, and a
number #of celebrated men will
talk to the merchants. AT the
Banquet to be held in the Hotel
sFrederick, former Governor Hat
gfeId #wil1 speak on Hygiene and
to Business
Following this meeting, the
Visiting merchants will be taken
sbysautomobiles on inspection tours
81 the big manufacturing plants
IN and about Huntington.
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Situations Wanted Female
Boarders And Roomers

BOARDERs AND RoOMERs want
ed by meal, day or week. 324
Jackson St. 4504A
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Business Opportunities

BANKERS OR BUSINESS MEN Of
good standing in their commu.
nifty can adj. materially TO income
Idevoting spare time. Proposition
has endorsement of leading Pitts
burgn Bankers and Merchants. Re
plies treated strictly confidential
and proposition presented: u you
are the man we want $4,000 PEE
annum will be your minimum earn
ing. Address ROBERT L.ELOGAN,
Alas jenkins Arcade, Pitts burgE,
Pa. 3873A
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FINEST LOCATION IN FAIR
MONT FOR A BUSINESS PROP
OSITION-I will lease the Hay
mond lot situated at point OF Locust
avenue and Beverly Pike, on 5-1O-15
or 20 year basis. Three stores,
two apartments, one above. the
other can be built. Right in the
heart OF the city. Call on Mrs.
Josephine Raymond at SOL Fair
mont ayenue-Mrs. Shriner's resi-
dence. 4642A
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Professional Service

DIR. DEEM Chiropodt list and loot
specialist at Shurtlen Vel
tons every Mon day sssaa
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED-High Class trav-
cling salesman to call on re-
tail grocers-for old establish
ed food product company. OPP
portunity for advancement
and permanent connections
for right man. Must have
good sales record and be able
to drive Ford car. Address
Business Opportunity" care
The West Virginian. 4643A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-20

PEERLESS BEAUTY PARLOR.
sManicuring H air; dressing so
Professional Bldg. Phone 1S4s
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WISH TO BUY second hand Gro
GERS refrigerator, also electric
coffee mill. Must be cheap for
cash. Address Box "G," care The
West Virginfan. 1884
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BOOMERS and Roarders Wanted.
Prices reasonable. Phone 17o1-J.
4524A
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading
.if5 TTTNTJ, % ~ lga4tp5

Gemini people are very executive
with their hands, and can cut and
plan and see<into a device or pat
tern. and if not interfered with,
will bring the work to beautiful
completion. But they are not able
to tell beforehand how they are
going to do it. Explanations and
arguments are impossible to the
average Geminf person., in fact, to
most of the air people.
lGemini women are especially
fond of color and flowers and Of
everything. beautiful in nature anu
art.
The finest efforts ofSthe writer's
and poets that come under this
sign are reached by inspiration
and not by analysis or previous
intellectual preparation.
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a Al .BEAUaIoNT DIES.

LONDON June Admiral
~ lewis Beaumont, rs, retired,
ED at his home in Hurst Pier
g55opt, Sussex, last night.
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Veterinarian

T. r. BRANNoN, VETERINARIAN.
Phone 1891. 517A
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WANTED TO RENT 8, 6 or 2
room house - furnished or I'M
furnished. Close in. Long lease.
P. o. Box Ia. 1888 a
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Poultry and Supplies
NORTH 3FAIRMoNl;1lrs. 20 IULTRY

SINGLE COMB WHITE LEG
HORN CHICKS for June and;
July $1,000 per hundred safe
delivered guaranteed y " cash with
order. Thos. Strauser Port Tre-J
yerton, Pa. a 4l8A
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YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD-
Send dime, birthdate for truth
full reliable convincing trial read
ing ERWING, Box 1920. Station
c., Los Angeles, Cal. 4627A
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THE CORONA CORD Tire Co,

1926 Main ST. Phone 196S-R
Opp. The West yirginian
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Each Insertion

Miu1mum Charge lot Ga
containing 10 words Wou
&c pertword would cost
for special rates on contr
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Restaurants
Painting, Paperhanging

PAINT. PRICES ARE DOWN and
our prices are reasonable. Give
us a trial. We will guarantee re-
suits, both in material and work
manship. House signs, auto paint
ing and interior decorating. Gail
JOHN REED, 1853. 4500A
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Personal

MARRY IF LONELY; most sue
cessfu1 Home Maker; hundreds
rich, strictly confidential reliable:
years experience; descriptions free.
s'The Successful Club" Mrs. NASH,
Box $50, Oakland, California. 4397A
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Farms For Sale

FARAI-2O acres in town; 4 min
utes' electric line; 2 minutes
store, schools; good 7-room house,
barn other buildings: 100 peach
trees, also pears and. apples;
acres wood, balance level loan;
could be cut into small poultry
farms; 5000; only $500 cash
required; other properties. Walter
De Camp 27 Cooper Street. Wood
bury. N. j. 4570A
FARM-20 acres in town; 4 min
utes electric line; minutes
store, schools; good 7-room house,
barn, other buildings; 100 peach
trees, also pears and apples;- i
acres wood, balance level loan:
could be cut into small poultry
farms; $4,000; only $1,000 cash re-
CURED; other properties. Walter
De Camp. 81 Cooper Street, Wood
bury, N. J. 4570A
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Cooks. Mattresses, cleaning wo-
men and 1aundresses should watch
the Want Ads carefully for new
work and people looking for do
nestle assistants will do we'll to
use the Want Ads as their medium.
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Statesmen, W anted

statesmen to sell guaranteed
tires and tubes. 500 a week
guaranteed salary and commission.
Universal Tire Co, Chicago, III.
442SA
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FOR SALE
Houses And Lots

FOR SALE-Lot on Florida Ave.
A real bargin for quick sale
Also l showcase. Call 929-J after
D. m. or call at s54 Market St
TO SELL, BUY OR RENT, SEE
GEO. H BROBST, REALTOR,
PROFESSIONAL BLDG. 450SA
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TWO DESIRABLE LOTS Mason
street and Ohio Avenue. If in
terested call 1524-J 45SS a
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MEN AND WOMEN for Govt posi-
tons. Railway Mail Clerks
Clerical positions. Salary Sl4OO
to $1,000. State age, occupation.
Write P. o. Box 1345, Dept. A.
45s7A
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DUTCH WINDOW CLEANING
co. We supply men and women
office. We supply men. and wome
to clean windows, houses, office
buildings, etc. At EA.SONABLE
CHARGE. Under supervision OF
expert workmen. Labor prices are
down and we can quote you attrac-
tive rates by hour, day or contract.
Phone. 1861, orcau at our office,
skinner Bldg, Main St.. 4579A
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CAPITAL SUPPLIED

Concerns organized and financed,
e.. P. Schmidt G. Co., established
1881. z Pine ST., New York City.
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so EASY GLASSES.

S. p. Carney of Clarksburg, So,
wrote May 81:
DR.. Keener, 2o1 Walnut Ave,
Fairmont: I have worn the glasses
every day for a month, and am en-.
tirely relieved from the eye-strain
that has given me SO much trou-
BILE and annoyance for the last few
years"
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You get the beneti OF his long
experience and. n skill in fitting
glasses for theEworst cases OF eye
strain, crossed eyes, double vision,
&c, stake<no risk and save money.
Examination day or night.
Away last week Of June.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-20

FAIRMONT MANTLE AND TILE
COMPANY. Can furnish tile
bath rooms, porch flors, tile. brick
and wood mantles OF all kinds.
See US first. sos First street
Phone 1252-R. 4o44AI
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Houses For Sale

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
HOME, Z rooms, bath. modern
5 car garage, one acre OF ground.
Phone 1882. 4617A
NEW y4-room bungalow with bath
near Chicago street. S3,500-o0.
Phone 2S1.
9 rooms and bath. good level lot,
near High School, $5,5o0.O0. ST.
10000 cash. Phone PSI. 4615A
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Furniture Fer Sale

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS;
new and used; easy payments.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
co. Clarksburg. 3577-A
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Wanted

WANTED house 5, 6 or 7 rooms on
Walnut, Locust or Fairmont ave-
nues. Long lease. P. o. Box III
1896 =
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Situation Wanted, Male

sWANTED-Steaay work by re1i-
able married man Truck driving
or helper preferred. H. King.
General Delivery. Fairmont, w.
Va. 4018 a
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Help Wanted

WE PAY s36. 90 weekly full time.
75c an hour spare time selling
hosiery guaranteed wear four
months or replaced free 36 styles.
Free samples to workers. Salary or
80 percent commission. Good hos
iery is absolute necessity, you
can sell it easily. Experience I'M
necessary. Eagle Knitting Mills.
Darby, Pa
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Tailoring Pressing

HARRY WEINBERG
Ladies Tailor
4523A
RADFORD TAILORING COM
PANY. Mems suits made to
measure Prices reasonable. 216
Jefferson street. ASIA
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Dressnaking

DRESSMAKING ana plain sew
ing. Give us trial. 2O6 Wal
nut Ave. Phone 961-R. 1884
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ENCHANTING, CEMENT WORK.
GRADING, PAINTING and
HAULING OF ALL KINDS Phone
656-M. ED WILLIS. 239 Allie
gheny Ave. 44l5A
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TOP COvERS-For all cars sent
direct to you from our factory
at half the market value. Send fol
samples and prices. State name
year and model OF your car. COM.
FORT AUTO TOP CO., Dept. A.
1921 Germantown Ave, Philadel-
phia, Pa 45SaA
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GRADING, excavating. general
repair work, plumbing. Phone
1861. 4599A
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TIRE co. wants state representa-
tive and sales manager to opel
branch office. $500 necessary.
Universal Tire Co., Chicago, III.
4427A
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Agents Wanted

AGENTS opposed TO prohibition
will find a golden harvest by ad
dressing H N m NJ Chemical
Works, Wareham, Mass. AHA
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
The Police Convention.

HF Major Sullivan should attend the
" annual convention OF police chiefs at San
Francisco. The Washington Chamber OF Commerce
made commendable move when they voted to raise
money for his expenses If he does not 60 Wash
ington will be the only large American city not
represented. The District of Columbia offers no
peculiar crime problems. Her policemen are en-
gagged in much the work policemen OF New
York, Philadelphia. New, Orleans and Winchester,
Va. They deal with bootleggers, pickpockets apart
ment house workers. etc. They need knowledge of
experiences in other cities to carry their work
with the best results
This annual convention has in past years
proved valuable clearing house OF ideas for the
protection of life and property. The chief OF police
of New England mill town Texas cotton
market often throw light criminal prac-
tees which viii prove valuable to Chief Enright of
New York. Chief Fitzmorrs of Chicago. Major
Sullivan should have the benefit OF such ideas for
his work in Washington.
The metropolitan police force has become quite
a complicated organization. Like the modern army
it requires experts OF all kinds. Prevention of crime
and apprehension OF criminals longer depend to
any great extent on physical strength and courage
of individuals. They do require skilled mechanics,
clerks, chauffeurs, ngusts fngerprint experts psy
biologists and physicians. The police chief must
coordinate all these and he naturally is benefited
If he can learn at first hand how other men have
accomplished this task.
But it is of especial importance that the Wash
ington chief attend the convention this year. No
body OF men in the United States would be
welcome to the National Capital than the heads OF
the great police departments of the United States
Not only would the citizens and business men OF the
District be benefited but the visitors themselves
would go away with many ideas.
There is every prospect that the next annual
convention will be held in this city. If any ques-
ton arises at San Francisco Major Sullivan should
be able to deal with it effectively. But if Washing
ton has representative the ground chiefs
from other cities will be able to dispense good
deal Of propaganda for the purpose OF getting the
convention in their home towns.
Washington show these interest
ing sights and teach them some things they need
to know. If Major Sullivan can bring them here
the cost Of his trip will be paid many times
Even if he fails in this respect he will come back
better able fulfill the duties which confront him
every day.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
Benefit of All.

To the Editor. The Warrington Herald:
The greatest good to the great
est number. Why should eighty
Ave people suffer hardship in order
that fifteen people may receive
questionable benefit? Babies and
most chcildren up TO years Of age
are not affected by daylight saw
ing, but the parents most assuredly
all workers OF all races and colors
who have been going TO work at s.
$40. and 7:3o a. m. suffer a hard
ship. A majority OF the workers
who have been going to work at
=. m. are seriously inconvenienced.
Many OF the class Of workers tcau
them the privileged class) who have
been going TO work at a. m. may
be pleased at the change, but re-
member that the workers who have
been going to work at s, $3.50. Z. and
1880 a. M. probably without excep-
tios, are striving to get out Of thai
class ana daylight saving" robs
them Of the enjoyment Of this bene-
At when attained. Today the sun
rose at i:42 a. m. and set at 7:32
D. m. and until June 81 there is
more sunlight each day. Think Of
this. you oriCinators OF the term
daylight saving" During most of
June-take today, for instsnce-al
of July. all Of August, and most Of
September the most trying and un-
comfortable time OF the twenty
four-hour day is from 3:3o until
p. m. Man and beast at this time
should not be expected to do siren
uous work even In the shade. and
never In the broilinE sun. Ninety
FIVE per cent OF adults would be
benefited IL they could sleep or 70
automobile riding then You do not
find many golf players on the links
between $3.50 and p. m. during
July and August. There would
seem to be two classes in favor of
daylight saving'-cierks who live
in the cities and have no outside
duties whatever. and the leisure
class-and they. are inconvenienced
when they wish TO shop late. Let
us hope for rSturn to sanity and
never again I'd hear Of daylight
saving. You cannot legislate mo-
rality into a people. or change by
law the nature Of a sleepy-head.
An early riser will be an early
riser still. and q late sleeper will
be a late sleeper stiil.
A GOVERNMENT EMPDoYE.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
Across the Atlantic.

THE daring Portuguese aviators who flew across
/ the Atlantic received a well-deserved ovation
when they reached the coast of South America
Despite the misfortunes and delays which they en-
countered they accomplished unprecedented feat
n the annals OF adventure. 1t is difficult to appre-
-iate the skill and courage required of these men
who broke a path through untracked clouds over
1000 miles OF ocean to their objective.
That they failed to make continuous flight
should not detract from the honors due them as
-eward for their heroism. They have placed the
lame OF Portugal again to the fore in the history
o exploration They have revived the ancient glor-
es of King Henry the Navigator OF Da Cana. and
of the other Portuguese who mapped the surface OF
an unknown globe nearly FIVE centuries ago
More than this. they have demonstrated to the
world possibilities in aviation. Over land and
water they have traversed nearly $500 miles The
successful ending OF their adventure comes almost
simultaneously with the start of a still more ambi-
ious voyage-that Of the two British aviators who
are engaged in the first stages Of a flight around
he world.
e Practically nothing of commercial value has
seen accomplished by the cloud journey from Por-
'eigal to Brazil. The two officers have made few
maps here and there and probably jotted down
-'ome data Of possible scientific value. But these
hings not realizable to either country dollars
md cents. 1t probable that many will follow
hem in the paths they have mapped out.
- But their exploit none the less is valuable
fhey have set example for others to follow in
.stfil more adventurous voyages, OF which are
certain to bring highly practical results.
: - No voyage of this kind is wasted effort. Had
he two captains perished in the middle of the At
antic their work still would have carried consider
lble value. Their countrymen may we'll be proud
of them for they have written her name anew in
he hall OF faYe, Their accomplishment is def
ziite-something which will be remembered in his
lory They are leaders in the adventure of the
most adventurous period in the annals of the world