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The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-02-23
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sistehce. and u good memory and
OF course keeping everlastingly at 1t
are the principal requisites for sue
cessful career.-Samuel Insult
III there WAS time, that time is
now when the people OF America
and ofall the earth ought to feel
with increasing warrant that they
are established In the possession of
the power to do and dare. This
process has already begun. No one
who knows America can doubt that
not for long for she will refuse to
face facts with clean vison or lack
for confidence or course-Vice Presi-
dent Coolidge.
No man in this world ever rightly
gets more than he gives--Adams.
believe that the public will not
continue to be willing to pay the
price involved I'm maintaining so
many different railroad companies,
SO many different terminal organiza-
tions, and SO many different owner
ships OF railroad equipment. By de-
grees the public will realize that it
can secure important economies by
enforcing unification and that In
doing 1t so well 1T will not sacrifice
anything ofreal value In a competi-
tive way. There will probably have
to be compulsory consolidation
into few large systems and mean
while the terminals ought to be
more fully consolidated and there
ought to be speedily developed a
plan for the common ownership OF
freight cars.-Walker d. Hines, for
mer Director OF Railroads.
have never had time, not even
five minutes, to be tempted to do
anything against the moral law,
the civil law, or any law whatever.
LII were to hazard a guess as to
what young people should do to
avoid temptation, 1t would be to
get a job and work at it SO hard
that temptation would not exist for
them.-Thomas A, Edison.
Health and long life are usually
blessings of the poor, not OF the
rich-and, indeed IL a rich man does
not, In many things, live like a poor
man he will certainly be the worse
for his riches.-Sir William Temple.
Everybody could play If they had
Imagination enough. And play does
not consist in some other kind of ex-
ercise, but it consists In CARRYING on
the same exercise with a different
spirit.
1t consists in flooding the CON-
mon place with Imagination.
The trouble with most people is,
not that they are serious enough.
but that they are too serious about
unimportant things. Most things
do not mattes.
There are men who can carry on
great and Important business with
all the zest of a game. They are
good losers and so they are happy
winners.-Dr. Frank Crane.
What is the thing to be accom-
plished?
What is the goal? What Is the
man, the state, the nation here for?
/ Work-good, hard, honest work,
Will achieve almost any material
thing in this world, and work may
be delightful, noble, exhilarating,
facinating.
| Work may be full of excitment, of
satisfaction, OF joy. and happiness.
II. Gordan Selfridge.
/ A mule makes no progress when
he's kicking. Neither does a man.
E. HI. Cummings.
Most people will find that they
can reduce their daily ration by one
third, sometimes one half, without
any Inconvenience whatever. DIR. J +.
III. Kellogg.
] Good resolutions are for the weak
1t is better to be able to look back
to day well lived than ahead to a
month OF PROMISES The Lamp.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-02-23
PUBLIC SCHOOL TERM FIVE
AND ONE HALF MONTHS.

The Public School term for the
county will be five and one half
months, schools closing March 10th.
According to promise, questions will
be sent to the principals of all the
white schools about Feb. 2Sth. These
questions for the final examinations,
will cover all the work from the
fourth thru the eighth grade.
II. G. PEBBLES, Supt. of Ed
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-02-23

1t took more corn to pay taxes in
1921 than for all the five preceding
years. The table also shows the in
crease of the tax levy in dollars.
Perhaps the foregoing reveals why
the farmer hearkens to the call of
organization Dearborn Indepen-
dent.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-02-23
No Deaths AT Woman's
Collcuc

Though 300 girls at the State
Woinan's College suffered ptomaine
poison from eating chicken salad no
deaths resulted.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-02-23
Leake County Health Officer
Issues DOG Proclamation.

The prevalence Of rabies among
Leake County dogs has lead to the
publication OF a proclamation by
the County Health Officer ordering
all dogs kept enclosed or muzzled.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-02-23
Wesson To Rebuild

Wesson, Mississippi recently suf-
fering great losses by fire is planning
to rebuild Immediately
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-02-23

Many foreign countries are clamor-
Ing for Tanlac. Its fame is world
wide. Turner's Drug Store.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-02-23
NESHOBA NEWS
(By Edith McBeath)

The program presented Friday
evening was rendered beautifully by
Misses McNair and Crenshaw.
Miss Minnie Ozborne spent last
weekend with Miss May Lewis.
Soy" Owens was the guest OF
Prof. Sam Mosely Friday night.
j. A. Milling was SO unfortunate
as to get two of his ribs broken sew
eral days ago.
The people of Neshoba enjoyed a
one and one half inch snow Wednes.
day.
Sam Mosely made flying trip to-
Mcdonald Saturday
Miss Grace Arnold OF Union, spent
Saturday with Edith McBeath.
The Presbyterians have as their
new pastor Rev. Hugh Burroughs
He preached his first sermon Sunday
His regular appointment will be 3rd
Sunday and Sunday night. Every
one enjoyed his sermon
Mrs. Walter Walton died last
Monday night OF pneumonia at her
home about 2 miles East OF Neshoba
and was buried in the Neshoba
Cemetery Wednesday morning, Rev.
Collins conducting the funeral SER
vices. Mrs. Waldon was an estim-
able Christian woman. She leaves
her husband and five children. We
the Neshoba people, extend our sym.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-02-23

1t 10 astonishing how quickly Tam
lac will produce results. You usually
feel better from the very first dose.
Turner's Drug Store.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
VALERA'S RESIGNATION
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atom unIil the hurGrhh"TS or tho u" h'''
ministers wuTo appointed
m, vniu nu 10 NnluThs fe-oIs''i""
vn, doubtful umtil tho nHhraH were "a"
rn,,n.ad The London dolohR'"n, WI"
aligned tho iiantY, ws'o diVlha'l. I""' 81
,hn,n voting auain1i lie N"l''t anu ON
Itnho,i 4 na,I"n, la his faV"N M -"
v.IeIn hImnoif ,enhined f'd" Young
"a IIIo I.lnur i"isltn, '""i"her Tor WV,
,yIsu his 40, na ~aa called nshl u" """"'
not tnho tho ,ospn'"lhillig N"' b'""t
inr Int" bc,'i"ida, Hulf"
,h,mPtuu TrII"w.I ~" nnhpu"'""""'
,f ,h. Tu,,nn U"ih uIlfhih nhh '"'
lin. warn rul'r T." rpy ulhh'" "' ""
,uI,aIInn 10 M bu vnlnrn, WIN" W."
r,hnlo nHar,nhIv nr"S" and nprl"""e"
him
A nulcwnrihY foniuro Of Nj -" NH'.
rrn'n Tutor uini"Iuoui wHn ihhi 'nIb "
TraIrICIdnI rlrIfc wnI NIL n"HH"hHn. Nv"
bI4h ucnplo would know hUw |" con
duct thrmnniVos,
rho Cnurso to which tho former prov
Idont. inter hIr dcfcni. urged his "pp"-
urnIp wpH t. appoint II prCslu"nt III NV
pInCo md lot that president appoint NV
own ministers u" accepted d"i'nt III
rood ppirU. ana pledged hlH supper
To tho now government. no long n" "
vna marching along tho rond to lrNh
fndsprndenCe IIO explained that Mn
rcaHOnH for asscntlng to motion 1"r
his recollection were tbs nAmo ~ Tor
declining To 20 To London on the de'n-
CATION HIS idea being 10 KEEP reserve
mower in tho interests Of tho lrihh TO
puhlir behind tn" men In contact with
tho nritiHh minlstcrr.
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nr1Y ID. MECK-AIAN.

New has been received here OF the
death OF Henry d. Hickman. prominent
oil producer OF Warrington. who was
found dead In his bed Saturday evening
ut the homo or his sister. Mrs. IL
L.audsrbauEh. Heart trouble wax nj
tributad as tho cause or his death. lie
was 50 years OF ago. lilo lenvos wit'
and two sisters. Deceased VIVA prom
lnsntIy connected with tho Man"nl'
hodi,s ana was member OF tho Osiris
T,mpIo order OF Mystic Shriners Of
this city.
Funeral services win 10 held at 2'1'
Wednesday afternoon from Tho Man
nlnxton Presbyterian church. Mr.. Heck
man 4. survived by HIS widow. w" ala
tors. Mrs Katherine Inmhay. Meade
WHO. Pa. and Mrs. elizabeth i'oH'of
buuKh OF MnnnInktOn.
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} OBITUARY
PNEUMONIA FATAL
TO PATRICK MULLEN
Fireman At MArtans Ferry water works
sueoumbs 20 Weeks ILLNESS.

Patrick Mullen we'll known reaideh'
~ Martins Ferry. aged %. died at his
home at dI0 Cantor htreet la that Gily.
last evening at di6 O'Clock. or Phsn-
m0nia. after an Illness Of QUO week. lie
was a fireman at tho Martina Perry "IiT
uaiar works aud remained actively en-
played unill tho ~sah haf"ro his death
Ito waa a member IL tho ha""sbSsh ana
~ IIro luuH menbn'h Df ~ Mary
uhuT.h
Ito Ia anIvivod by hls vito snh ""~
snn william, ~ Ms,il"h FspY. 'h'""
hI"tha,a Thnmss. 81 T"i"d", Ja'""S, 81
canton sud n"Tns,d h"ll"". ~ l""""',
IA and ~" matters Ma lsn"s Land"
fn,d ~ Adona. aud Mrs Kate H"hul"h,
~ TIlonVillo
Pr,nsrsI soryioes viii he hold "n
Thuraday ~ o'clock from ~. Mary
church. Uov Fa,hor MulhoaTuo VIII on
oIntO at tho requiem high mass I"fIn'
viii 10 mpdo al ~ MRry'n c"m"tery.
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MT. De CHANTAL MAN
INJURED BY AUTO

A uNi driven by barney FlhherY,
proprietor Of IN. barney Taxi Com
pany. ran down Harry llohlon. OF MI. de
Chuntnl, last night shortly before !?
o'clock, ut the corner OF Chaplin" ana
Twelfth BtrcetA. Flaherty Ht"pp"d mis-
machine and Hohlcn was carried to
nearby automobile and rushed to tho
Ohio Valley General hospital II was
stated last might that his condition was
rot serious although no Bufforod SOW
crnl had cuts and bruises about tho
face and body,
Barney thun reported TO tho police,
Ho claims 10 wnr driving allow when
tho accident happened. Mr.. HohIch
stepped from tho Sldnwalh 10 tho hlr"a'
when struck. Homo with"hH"H T." tho
accident claim shat tho machine whH
exceeding the speed limit Barney VIII
face judge John H. ItiiE Ia police court
this morning on IL charge or speeding.
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Ioum a. LENNnX

Tho funeral OF John a. l'"nn"A. No'-
Gran watchman or tho l.nnHlng in'"o'
who diod sunday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
will DO hold from his HON" mt i'anH'nR
Wednesday afternoon Mt 100 O'CLOCK
ILoy. Won't will oniciato ana lhtorino"'
will DO ut I.lnwood comc,ory ut h'"'ne'
Mr.. Lnnnox had been Ill Tor '"'
wars Ito was G8 years OF axe ana wa"
n native OF Woat Columbia. Ia ITO
cnmo TO bridgeport when ho w"n
wears OF nRo and was occop'cu "A
wutchmnn until his illness forced MIN
10 rotiro. lilo waH momb"r OF inc
bridgeport FREQ Methodist chureh'
He Is survived by two sons, lho"'"s
or Boweratown. Ohio. and Charirh OF
nlalns, and IL daughter. Mira "i'i'"''
Valentine OF Arden Mines. Pa: TWO pro,
thers, william OF Donaldson. ONO anu
Henry OF Nc longRhela city. IA "no
,bre, nistera. Mrs. Louis El"InSor o.
urookuldo: Mrs. George Harvey Vi
MilIrboro. Pa. and Mrs. Lou Birch oil
Martins Ferry. His wife died two ye"f'
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xAnau FUNERAL SERVICES

Funeral services FOR Harley NJ h"rHh
=, n veteran OF tho World war. VINO
died At tho homo or hlH h'hlef' WI"
Thomas Murrin. lao South Huron h'ron,
Yesterday morning nj 1880 O'CLOCK wiz
A.. held from tho homo Wednesday a,
noon. Dr. william ~ craig, pnh'"r OF
Tho Thomson 81 T.. church. ohioln tlnh
lntsrmsnt will 10 '0ado at III" fia""''''
oometory at Woilshuru WI,
Mr. Marsh wan born al TnlfV'o"' '"
". lrobruary i'm. 1870. and nnnNs'
IN The World war M IN infSnrY"a"'
having aono from Woll"hnrg """'" ~
wa. hen making his homo,
II. In survived by hlH father j. "
Marah or W-ilshurE, w" hlH'"'"' AZ"
T. n Iowa Of Wolirhurg. nhh Mfh
.r,on., Murrin Of Wheeling. nnd nj"
h,.th,rp JnmoH ut MRrilhH Toriy. l'on
t.t Of panta Paula. cal. J"""p'h WV
linn Charles and Hponc"r OF ""'lH
burg
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,r,v,crn ron Mons. KAYE LAND.

Tho body OF Mrs. Kate Lamp TOT
morly OF wheeling. who died last "eo"
at tho homo Of her son. Charles LAND
nj colorado Junction. Col. VIII arrive
,odav n 1860 over tho baltimore and
ohio, Mr.. Charles Lamb will accomI
many tho body OF his mother
Funeral services will bo held on
Wednesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
rom tho chapel OF the Mondel Funeral
Home on Chapllns street. Rev. Jacob a,
Nottingham. OF 81. Luke'S church. nno
Rev. II. ~ l., strider. or st Ma'tho"
viii officiAts.
Mrs John steele OF Ne" forA ny
ds,vht,r or Mra. Lamb, has arrived
and IL staying with her sister. MrH
clark Hamilton Mrs. Mary wagner i"
slater Of Mrs Lamb. from baltimore
la also Ia tho city.
Intsrment will lie made at Greenwood
cemetery.
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Thomas A. Williams
Dies at SiSterSvlII0

SIatcrsvlll". W. Va. Jan. G Ih"m"H
A Williams, chief OF police or this city
for ton years and one OF Tn" ho"' hno"h
mon In Tyler county. died Monday morn
tng In hiH room at tho Tylor hotel MT
Williams had been III for "evcrnl week"
NJ nrIxhrs disease and complication"
n, VA. past exalted ruler or SiH'er"V'''o
Lodge No. 333. Is T. o. EiRS' ana WINS
prosldent OF tho Stnto Association oil
EIka for two years.
MIR. williams waB born In J"herHon
county Ohio. and would haVo celebrated
his nIxty-third birthday anniversary III
F,bruary Ito leave sister, Mira Mary
&C. DoIan. OF Huntington.
The body OF Mr.. Williams VIII VI"
,,k.n 10 the Lflks club rooms TUESDAY
.,,,,uoon. wheTa the local organization
viii huId nsrlicoh TuoHdhy evening nj
7 40 ,'cInok Wednesday ntorhlnS h''oi
..,vi,, uIiI ha conducted la tho li"'V
u.nary church and Tho body VIII h"
taken 10 Wheeling T." ini1'""h'
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HuRhos and Mr.. Balfour might gtvs ~
food for now thought. and We Will -
only too glud to forward any suGgesuen
to tho Toxic government ~
Asked about Japan's policy In shan,
tunr with rsforonco TO tho open door,
Mr.. Hanihara rcJootsd any suEgs1tio0
that appointment Of = Jhpansss traMIo'
manager and chief accountant Tor 0o'
ShnntunK railway would msRn suoh ~
economic hold upon trndo that IL WooN
constitute a virtual strangiing OK NJ
open door principle In that province. ~
The Japanese AxTHBasAG
There was. no Eaid, no possible eonl-
pRriBon 10 be made between OhAntun9
and the province Of ManchuriA. %.
cause in tho latter province the bouth'
Manchurin railway was entirely JapAp-'
ese. while the Shantung railway, evsh
with some Japanese experts IN oniSs
would be entirely under Ehiness con-
troll, under any Japanese loan aSrAnBs-l
ment. III
Mr. Iianihara declared also that AApaN
would not lie satisfied 10 sss an AmaFt.
0an IraniG manager ana CHIEF A0r0uHt-
ant appoiGi I'D INSTEAD 81 y JhpAHShs, ~
inaistsd that the khantnhG quasUah
would ba settled quite sapa'atsit' Ans
wa mol conditions up0n "0thsr maj
ieTs" 4J
OiLar Japanese spokesman said t0aAt
lhst Japan was nat 4" MUM eoD9sfnnw
"y"r the mods ~ payment for he vaIl-
,oad by china nv over the qusstiDn ~
~. Insult snsnre for y tins al least, w
Jarnn, or Hn,ua form ~ se"aoHio IN.
,.r.y, ~ ID. rosd, Thry ssid Japan wnS
willing :" r.ptorr ths line In ih en-
tlrrly. bot wished IN retain Soma YES.
iign ~ economic participation, sven "
II only InHi.d Tor n period Of Ave years.
NJ stipulated under 1apnn's last sugGss-
ton Tor pcltlnment.
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MRS. SARAH earle

Mrs. Sarah Carlo. aged TT years one
OF tho bon, known residents or tho 81
ClalrsvIllo district. dlod yesterday attor-
noon at 2 o'clock ut her homo Just out
aide that town. Mrs. Carlo. whose
maiden namo was Sarah Gillespie was
born at Pleasant Inn. Belmont county
Sho was married In March 1857 to N. d.
Carlo, who preceded her 20 tho grave nVo
years ago. Surviving her are three
daughters. tho Misses Alta and Pearl
ut homo. and Mrs. Il. Il. PuSh. and one
son. Brady Carlo. who resides In boi-
mont county. two miles south OF 81
ClairsVillo.
Tho funeral will DO held from tho
fnrhily residence on Thursday at ii
o'clock. Tho Row MoMillon or tho Iros-
bytorian church. Will ofriciato and inter
mont will DO mnda at II ClnlrHViiie
cemetery.
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WHEELING ELECTRIC COMPANY

community as justice OF tho peace "n'''
two years ago. tho hand OF ahi''''"i'
rendered him unable TO attend IohEor !.
tho duties OF his Office. Tho uoco"S'u
was wide and favorably known. KIN"
husband. u devoted and loving i"'n"i' "
highly respected citiLon ana WIZ "'
sadly mlaaed by tho entire oOn'""n'''
Funeral sorviCas will bo conoucte" ~
his lato home Mt Shadynldo ut "'''o"
this evening. January ~. ana ihlor'"'"'
will DO mndo tho following "i'"' "".''
In Powhatan cemetery bon'uo l"o "'.'
OF tho good wlfo VIII" pfo"o"o" "'"' W.
tho grave about twelve years. "Eo'
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U, S, COURT OFFICIALS
Off TO PARKERSBURG

Local officials OF III" United state"
Court OF tho Northern ilnlrlot 81 W"n'
Virginia left yoHteThny for l'Hrhornhnrh
IT, attend tho regular torn ~ tho court
there. which oponR thin morning. Cum
mlrpIoncr John 10 Conrad. Tom AIRING
ton. prohibition enforcement officer. "nh
state pnIrorr !. T.. clayton aud william
0u,rnnn, with 4. n Deputy Marshal
John N. Rhort loft yoHt"rday. Mr.. Hh"rt
Ind two prlnOnorr. Andy 'hnr"nH'
charged with operating "illl md Jim
Unrpcr, charged with having quart OF
IIuuor In his poHnoVElon and revolver,
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AUTOS COLLIDE
NEAR CITY HALL

Packard touring car ana Ford
touring CRr Collidcd yonteTdny morning
Mt II O'Clock. Dt the corner OF SiHte"nth
and Chnplinn stTeotA. nhglng b"th
Cura Considcrnho
Tho Ford. owned 10y tho wheeling
Metal ana Supply Company md driven
by W A Nichols. whr h-inE driven
up Chnplinc ntroot Tho Packard own
oil by tho Packard Motor Company nnh
driven Ivy q. W. Anrlrkor. turned ~
tho intersection OF tho ptrcntn. Tho
Ford, II In nnid. WINS being driven bo'
hind n ntrcot rnr and attempted I" pnHH
tho car on tho loft
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rruu ruNunAL TODAY

Jeremiah A. Fish OF ShadySide. born
June %, 1914. In Belmont county. died
at hi. homo on West 4oth street sunday
afternoon January 3. at 1910. AGED ~
years. 8 months. and II days. lilo On,
I,,,,.d IN tho Civil war Mt tho ago oil
eighteen years and served his country
faithfully during that long and nlt.os
.,riy, r,cslyinK his discharge on March
8 1853 at RrownRvills. Texas
He was united In marriage In lb'o 70
Katherine TriKg OF rowhatnn. Ohio T'
this union two children were born geo
deceased. and FmlaliH. nj home.
hro,hsr Henry Fish OF Canton. ONO
md , nis,sr Mrs Ann Shredder OF COS
hocton Ohio. also nurvlVe.
Eor a number OF wears d" served 'h'
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unnx1uru or ,rns. ronrnn.

Funeral pcrvicsa for Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Porter. ono or the most prominent
older roaidrntn OF woHt Alexander. "ho
diod on Runday afternoon At tho Glen
dnlo Memorial hospital In tho eighty
fourth ysar Of age. wore hold yesterday
afternoon nj 2:30 o'clock from tho late
homo. Tho aervicos werc conducted by
tho R,v. H. VI. McCraoknn. pastor oil
rho West Alexander NJ. l.. church.
Intormont was mndo ut the Woa'
Alexander cemetery bcSldo the remains
OF nor late husband. william Porter.
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uuw rnoanOuTOR MANNED

CIatashu,G. " Va. Ia" D l"'"""
paly. wkr had b""u p'"H"""'i"s a.
,n,nay r., i'rphu' '""nlY I"' """''F
ton years, roalrnoh r"'"h"H. ""h Va"
n,,, not ~ Juhgo roy Waugh, who" u"
,roned tho January torn 81 ~" 'rHh"'
county circuit court ihln morning wan
10 snnouur. tho appointment OF j. NJ
N p"wnoa. n vol known Nu"hhnnn"n
,tiorncy TO MI tho vacancy. Thn now
nror,cu,or In gocrStnry or tho buck
hnnnun chamber or commerce.
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nrocKuoLpHns' MEETING

The annual meeting OF tho stockhold-
sra Of the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company will bs hold at the ofrlos OF
the Company on Monday January y.
lSa2, between tho hours or am
o'clock p M. for tho election OF hanaE-
ors 20 serve during tho ensuing year.
and such other buninoAs As ahall como
before the meeting.
de-. ass JOS. LAWSON. Socy.
Wheeling. w. Va. December &c. 1871.
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naaIantion Refused.

Dublin. inn Billy Tho AHHocini"d
prenn)--Thc Dali lcirornn after rncelV-
iuv tho formal Teniynht ion or Ehmoh
10 Valera mr. praridcnt or the Irish re-
ruhlic, mud rcfu-inH by Il narrow mar
vim 20 ro-~loCt him to Tint ofnco. nj
Iourncd at l. "a y. IN. until IL O'CLOCK
tomorrow morning.
Tho adjournment came inter Npnntrr
MnoNoiu had ruled TINT n mo,lon mndo
by Michael Collins. nominating Arthur
Grirnth nv chief executive I" FORM Il
provisional government. waH out or or
der. collins hlmHolf moved tho nj
Inurnmrni. icrmlnR tho taGticH or tho
unportIOn "0briruCtiOniEt"
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NO REGULATION
(oontinusd From Page ons)

Il hops thnt arming or merchantmen
mould DO even further restricted In vic"
Of tho prohibition against using sub
marines nR commerce destroyerH.
In American circlon tho relation or
merchant shipping to tho general naval
question was discussed from II now nnEln
n, II result OF n guggostion by Homer l..
EorKuaou. head OF tho Newport News
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grooKMoLpnny MEETING

The annual meeting OF The stockhold-
era OF tho Quarter SavinEa a Trust
Company for tho election OF Directors
and the transaction of such othor buAi-
asan an may como before IT, viii be held
at its banking house al Market and 18th
atrosts, in tho CITY OF Wheeling. on
TuaBday.' Jan 10Th, 1921. at 2. IN.
]. " EUELfNu. Cashier.
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BELMONT FARM BUREAU
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

with tho lnrgcHt attendance In inc
hIrtory or tho organization yeHt"rdny
afternoon. tho belmont County Fhrh
Iurcnu held tn annual bunin"rH moot
Ing yesterday NIL dny In tho III. CIhirS
vIllo n. t. church. Mt tho boim"h'
county scat.
Much business was trhnbhc'ou
through tho course or the dhS' nhu
many reports wero heard.
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COUNTRY PLACE for aRls--s0 acres
Improved limestone land; fruits OF all
kinds. alfalfa, blue grams and modern
buildings with all household convent
sncss: located u mile north OF Atkin-
son'a crossing. National road and troll
10y. Address w, f. Davis. West Al"IHn-
der. Pa. r. y. ID. No. I. Call h. Grove
T1o3-R IL. ue3l-o
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This afternoon a. gao "''"'" i"n.'"
,rv,r,, vlIl 10 hold for tho lRta Mrs
NH ahimp. who dlod Saturday "V"nlnH
-, ,ho homo Of her daughter. g0b Third
,,r..t MoundHvllic. In IN" eighty
r.ycnth yrNr OF her RR" rev ~. "
Cam, Of tho McthodIat church VIII OF
nc,o,o Inturmcnt wilt DO mndo In
Mount Rouo cemetery.
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uLAnHI sHnvY0nn.

Yoatsrday morning AT H.do " "'"'"
,.,., h.r Iato homo at teach ii"ttom
,,,,,.,,I ,,,yIccn nnro hold ror Miro Mara
r,J.,L, who diod Thufnday following
. ,ho,, ,Ilnsns. Usauiom high mans "an
..r..d n, 10 o'clock by tho UaV J"Soph
nor,,l,y nj tho Hacrod Heart church
uu,,nl wan made IN Mount calvary
CsmnlTy.
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runsrai HaTNi'nH f"' = ''n"' a.
,l. dIod Sunday hfi"'n""h a. We"
family hn,na 81 rhadyslde. af'"' n" W
,,,s due 10 ,"mpii"oIl""n, VIII 10" h"''
mi, .y.ninS st 1a0 "''i"'h i"'"'"""'
.,uI a.. made "wednesday ~ F""h"'a"
,.na,Ty
%. ras iIr" .i"nE '"Hlh""' ~ Hh"AV
,Id. n riyIi war ve'"'an. "nd TOT many
vs,rs a Iuhtira 81 III" p"he