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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take DR.,
Edwards Olive Tablets.

That's what thousands ot stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tonics. or trying 10 patch up
poor digestion. the" are attacking the
real cause of the acknowledged
liver and disordered bowels.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing. healing way
When the liver and bowels are per.
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you bad taste, coated tongue,
poor appetite, lazy. don't-care feeling
no ambition or energy, trouble with
undIgested foods? Take Olive Tablets
The substitute for Calomel.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping. cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. l5c and SOC.
ADV.
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Rheumatism
A Remarkable Home Treatment
Given by One Who Had 1t

In the year - 1898 vas attacked
BY Muscular and Sub-AcUtc EhCGula-
t!sm. | suffered as only those wav
are. thus afflicted kGow for over
three years. I tried remedy after
remedy. but such RELIEF as | obtained
was only temporary. Finally, :
found 4 trCa;mer, that cured NE
completely ard such a pltttul coadt-
ton has never returned. have
given Il TO a number who w&c ter
ribly afflicted even beGridder. som"
Of them severn 20 eighty years old.
ard The -esU.ts were the same as IN
my own case.
form q uUscular and sub-acu;e
dwelling @; the jo!EtS) riSuma tlsr,
20 try The c~ca; value OF my i'm
proved Home Treatment" ror lCs
remarkable healing power. Don't
sen, 2 cent: simply mall your mare
and address. and I will sent = Tree
20 ~. A:rer YOU have used =. and
IL gaS proven ITSELF 70 be that long
looked for means OF getting rid OF
such forms OF rheumatism. You may
send me the price 81: u, one Dollar.
but understand I do not want Your
money unless YOU are perfectly sat
sf!ed 20 send u. Isn't that far?
Why suffer any loagec. when relief
5 thus offered you free. Don't de-
La. Write today.
Mark H Jackson. +g5 ] DUrstoa
BIDS. Syracuse, y. Y.
Mr.. Jackson IS responsible. Above
statement true.
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Of St. Anthony's Catholic school tomor-
row evening at S O'Clock. The proceeds
of Tho vent will be used to equip the
school hall tor basketball and ali
friends have been invited.
Missionary Meeting.
\ meeting Of the Womens Missionary
society Of the First Methodist church
VAS held in the assembly rooms OF Inc
church in Kirkwood yesterday after
roon. y splendid program was render
ed - we'll As Il business and socia! Ses-
sion \ LUNCHEON WAS Il feature Oh thS
event.
Prepared to Win.
Coach 81 Smith Of the high school
football team gave his men another haFd
Workout las, night IN preparation tor
the game with Cnion hich tomorro"
afternoon. AMI nc reports all OF the
SQUAD in the best condition. OF the en-
tire season Thosr who have been In
tercsted feel that th'" will have no
trouble winning 'he ""minS game
To aivo \supper.
The Ladies Aid society Of the kirK-
wood Trinity Lutheran church at
meeting held last night decided 10 hold
a roast beef supper In the dining rooms
Of the church on the evening OK NoTem-
Der IS from 5 to s O'Clock.
Marriage License.
marriage license was issued 70
Reuben Corbin, SIS years OF age. giving
his residence as this city. and Sarah Z.
Rurch. -. OF Rayland. in the probate
court OF jefferson county at Steuben-
vile yesterday.
Bridgeport Briefs.
Anthony Tartar was brought TO MS
home IN this city yesterday following
g. recent operation at tho Ohio valley
General hospital.
Most Of the Republicans will attend
the big rally to be held at sellaire TO-
morrow evening.
The members OF the Alpha ri Soror-
lty will hold a bake sale at the Bridge
port Hardware company store Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elder entertained
few friends at Halloween event at
their home last night.
Nj and Mrs Charles Harding and
George Pearce have returned 10 Akron
after n visit with Mrs. James Harding
of this city
Edward Hahnc is reported confined
n his home at West Wheeling with
Illness.
Hon. !. c. Heinlen arrived home yes
bus on business.
Mrs. Miller of K!rkwood Heights will
entertain the First Division Of the
Ladies Aid of the kirkwood N. E.
church this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. William Mellott is reported as
quite III at her home in Kirkwood.
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MEETING N r r o W NJ G II 7
PROMISES TO BE BIGGEST OF
FALL CAMPAIGN.
Miss Mortariey Also Scheduled To Talk
Reception Committees Arc
Named.

The ,a--aS. Republican rally during
the canpa.c- "A Belmont county Nj.
be held Fr.Ia= evening n the Elk
Grand theatre. whc. Governor Harry l..
Davis and Miss Rose Mo:.ar!ey VIII
deliver addresses. Delegations from
every Republican club in he county
Will be present 20 hear ne Two pro:n:-
men, orators explain he true facts
about he present ad!G.n.Sira;!o
Mss Mo-a-.cy VIII ar-.ve - ta!s city
Friday afternoon a: > o'clock and Nil!
ee greeted by = reception committee
headed by Mrs : : Mccain. The per
sonnet OF the committee 5 as follows:
MeSdames Ben Morris, e. W. Dickens,
g " Rode:er. Bert Hopkins. Hattie
Dealrhaugh. James I. J.nard. Ge5rce
Dunlap. Anna Thompson. and Fannie
PhiIl.ps.' also. Misses T.yde Heather
i.-.on. NrN.c Byod and Na.E Sha00a-
rel. \ reception and dinner will he
held IN he Globe ho's' Mss Nor!ar.'y
W.; srend The nigh; n tbs Lay.
BeIlaire is one o. The :ew towns % "a
visited by the governor n this ca n
pa.gn. RE w.V arrive here ~ auto He-
tween : and so o'clock Thursday eve l.
!aS from Ccshoc:oa. He VII take dinner
With a number - ?-ortCeA. Ee1ua~
l!caas a, Welcome Inn as. ClaiTsvtLe.
T. pom his ARRIVAL mere ne W.! Ga SEeet'''
n. 4 parade with a band and red fire
and escorted to tie C'E Grand theatre
where = h~sa' reception will be held.
K. ". Selsc;zcv. local attorney. viii
be the chairman % the meeting.
The com-tl,tes n charge OF the event
held \ meeting las; evening and COM
ple.ca practically al ARRANGEMENTS.
The soNow'uS vice presidents have been
named % the event.
George Prach:. julius Lubalsky. H.
VI SnedeEer. GEORGE Dunlap. Ross 10
gan. Thomas Hot, Wells Rodese7.
Harry Hayes. Harry Archer. w. r. Van
Meter Sam Weller. Rudy Miller. I. c.
Leach. c. W. Dickens. Henry Cover.
=. W. Lancaster. David Jones. Lee
lazy. A $. Malone. Chas. Cu!oercson.
.. =. SedEw!cE. z. ". Scherczsr, James
g4teon. peWttt DsHcord. Ralph N'chnI.
son. Joseph Wo'.. J. J. Mcfarland. Bert
Hopkins. Jake HeltherirEtoQ. Joe Get
-oas-. Louis Campbell Charles Wise.
\. J. S:ovaN. Fred McConn. Z. ". N!Se.
Frank Johnson. Clarence B.cgs. :. ..
Archer. Rosse,, sannons. (. c. Dickens,
]. V. Nelson. Nose Duga. Robert Moore,
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cake walk at Chestnut Level last
Thursday evening
Andy Kemp was business caller %
Badgersburg one day last week.
J. d. Milhoan has purchased new
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Wilson and Mira
George Perkins and Mrs. william VIII.
son Of Alledonia. were guests at Petsf
Kemp. Jr.. last Sunday afternoon.
Anna Lea Wheeler visited at Victor
Ksmps last Friday evening.
Ross Twineman and ron Harry J. D.
Mlhoan and son Sanford. were Barnes
VILE visitors last Thursday.
supt A. A. McHindre, Clarence ana
Delbert Hatcher and Rewel Jeffers
were visitors at saltwater last Satur.
day.
There will he a cake walk and pie
social At Pleasant Ridge school HOUSE
Friday night. November ). Everybody
invited TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs S. D. Hatcher and sons
Clarence and Delbert. Mr.. and Mrs Aaf.
yev Hatcher and children visited NJ
Isaac Dukes Sunday.
Walter Wheeler was a caller a. VIC
tor Kemps Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gatten and son
Harvey were callers in Bethesda Toes
day.
Miss Faye Luke visited at Henry
Gattens last week
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Kemp visited
home folks Tuesday.
Several from Ben Fork attended the
cake walk at Belmont Tuesday night.
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BRIDGEPORT
FOOTBALL GAME IS
CHANGED TO FRIDAY
Largo Number Of Big Football Attrac-
ticns for Saturday Results in
Change of Date by Local
Officials.

The football clash between tho local
high school team and the team from
Cnicn high echoo' at Benwood W. Va,
which WAS originally scheduled for Sat
urdav Of this week has been moved ND
to Friday afternoon. according TO an.
uouncemcn' oc tho school officials yes
to-day. The change was deemed ad'
visahle on account OF the large. number
Of hlr football attractions scheduled
fer this vicinity on Saturday afternoon
Many O: The football fans from this
city ara interested IN the Ferry Bel
lairr game which IS 20 be played at the
League park grounds in Martins Ferry
and there e no opportunity OF witness
ing the annual clash between these two
who are the greatest rivals in this sport
in the entire Ohio valley.
Held birthday Soctn.
TIE members II the Ladies Ain So
clc,y Of s. FaGls lutheran church were
entertained with a birthday social held
IN the soc!a, rooms Of the church on
West Main street last night. 4 varied
program Of interesting diversions was
carried out and Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs.
Jacob Elder and Mrs. William Wirzen-
reid wcr" the hostasgas for the evening
Mitchell visited Hero.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Her
hort Mitchell Of -. C'a!rsvillc. RNpuh-
lican candidate for prosecutor at the
coming election. Visited IN this city yes
terday for the frs: t!nc since the auto
mobile accident which lad him up in q
hospital for several weeks. Mr.. Mitch
ell spent some time here shaking hands
with his friends.
Euchre Party.
TIE members OF tho Padua Athletic
club will hold q rlcinl event in the ma
ture OF euChre part in the auditorium
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BELMONT

A farmers institute will be held a,
Hunter November 10th aud 18th under
the auspices OF the Hunter unit OF the
Farm bureau. e. r. Arnold Of the Ohio
State university, and Miss Pearl Dorsey
of Mou%dsv!l,e. have been secured a:
lecturers. All Interested In farming
and farmers welfare. should attend
Mrs. Emmett letters and son Ton-
were visitors at Bcl!aire last Saturday
Several from Bend Fork attended the
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. ..,.a,,....! -. ,,.,,.,f t,luh p.rEr.m
~ ~. r,i'.,yrI by
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" '''''
| Many Enjoy p"Hee
! Several hundred % Ii" residents O.
| this city enjoyed ~" '"ucHt dance and
social arta.. held by -" N"Grn'S ANN-
u.a~v - Tie hospial at the E}Es club
building ou North Fourth si~Nt las
night. Those IN charge .; IL" event re
, ro-. ria, they anticipate = nice sum
= cleared as = result -; Ito event but
E.ar:.o announcement r. impossible ds
yr,.
MI p,uv planned
C,o - 49,. h1rrnS, ,,n,tr.r,l meetings
IN" 81 me o.Es's, !o.', 49, Eli, crane
- &c ''' - ,,o-r1,, n,anr,y
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nation during III" PAST Two E',''
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was enjoyed me "s"a! GUY ,1,ah,,r
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02

Temperature Of rocks In deep mines s
becomes four degrees warmer WIN
every 1000 foot drop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
NOTICE TO EAGLES

You are requested to meet at Eagle
Hall North 5th ST. Martins Ferry Thurs
dav evening 80 Z. NJ. 10 attend r!tulis-
tic service OF our deceased brother
Richard FaGden.
tS.gned) FRANK GREER
Worthy President
Nov2-g
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S E L l. A I r E
OH|O'5 GOVERNOR To SPEAK At
REPUBLICAN RALLY IN bELLA|RE

JOHN galloway. Robert Fu:h"y. Larry
WIZ. James Gentle, Dominica N"lson-
d-o. sam GalluccI Goodnor Johnson
John T. Johnson. Harry burrows. sam
Bonar. Sylvan Blum. William Wc.z,7,
Jud Fish. I. 0. Ions. u. ". Keller
Ha~-y Allen. s. I. Doccr. William sd
.ai. w...e- Uppe-maa. c. ". Rodeter'
c r H--moa. john Ihe;E.nS, N''o
Altha..
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Bclai-c-Fer-y

TIC ln'crcsi n n" Ec|n!!o-NHr''Ns
Ferry High srhuo, football game sat
Urday eclipsoS ,hat IN the election on
reXt Tuesday. With The loss ~ Harris,
the Eel!airc team has suffered luo;n"I
setback. bu, the majority "s fans are
with the coach IN his action in this
case. The speculation here IS now on
how bad will Martins Ferry beat Bel
la!rc. \ Few fans are sin - tn"
opinion that the Red aEL Black may
spring a surprise and hold the fast
Ferry team. L such should be The ca~-
the town Will bcicuS 70 III. H!Eh schoo.
S'rG,r.S sya,,SDf-
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Liberty Lac.ss Event
The ladles Of tho Liberty hose house
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For SALE

FOR SALE.
407 North Franklin, r. b, D. heater.
cement cellar.
1908 West Third, r. b. gas: In good
condition.
l34l Read. 8 r. b. D. heat, gas
l34l Chestnut. rooms. sewer electric;
SI.SG0.
Corner store and dwelling, west side. q
rooms. bath: in Al order: 81. 400.
sos North Clayton. r. b. .. hot water
heat. gas and electric. cement cellar
screens and awnings. nnoleum; rea-
sonable price.
20l7 Jefferson. o Z, b. p. heater. electric
Corner. Eighteenth and Tatnsll. 8 r. b,
p. heat; $4,000
30 South Jackson. r. b, gas
1920 Lancaster avenue. r, b, D. heater:
IS 500.
le Robinson street. rooms. sewer good
investment.
PHONE 44S7.
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FOR RENT

1908 boulevard. 10 ?. b. p. h. furnished.
w Kiverview avenue. r. b. p. h.
500 West Tenth street. IA r, 2 b. o. h.
l40I West Third street s r. b. D. n
1918 Shallcross avenue. 10 r. b, D. b.
405 Lombard street. rooms
Zoe East Third street. r. b.
w. V. MONTGOMERY
Phone 349. el9H Oranre strest
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nted Column FREE Unemployed Wilmington
EMPLOYMENT.


MIDDLE AGE MAN--Can DO any labor
work. married With Z children. Robert
Williams. 100 East Eleventh street.
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PRESTO CHANGE!

Don't walk around town with worried look on
your face because you don't Know where to get good
used tie certain kind. of typewriter or a snug
apartment.
Atlas carried the world on his shoulders il
didn't to bother him much, His burden was 4
whole heavier than yours and besides he didn't know
where to look for help.
You're in comparatively soft situation All YOU
have 10 do il to turn to the classified section in Every
Evening and that look Of worry will quickly vanish
Those little ads will tell you where TO get that tire
or typewriter or apartment As well many other
articles for which you may he looking
Make life easier by reading and using the classified
ads every dayl
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MAN Desires painting. carpenter work.
ccmcnting or any kind OF work 1901
ClAymOnt street
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MAN.-Desires position rcdnishins hard
Harmony New castle, fp si f"'' ana
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FOR RENT

nents
West SIDE, houss. rooms ana rom
veniences Sl5
mobile supplies: good location: moderst.
rent
Z Large garage; per .roBth, s175.
M. w. VAUGHN
Phorss s4a- 9l< OrAaes strsss.
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MACHINIsT HELPER Wants position
or work OF any kind. Can furnish refer
ences. W. Yeatman, 1903 West street
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MILLWRIGHT AND GENERAL RE-
PAIRMAN Can also handle wood work
Ing machinery, boilers or engines: family
OF seven. need q job, nothing refused
l350 East Thirteenth street city
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MACHIN1sT's HELPER win do labor
work 6. Marques. 1918 I.anca stcr
avenue
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
HOUSES
.6 Enth avenue. and b, s7s
COZ Franklin street 0 and y sAn
APARTMENTS.
1917 Deiavsre avenue. and b; fur
BIG East Seventh street, 4 r ana n
20 East Forty fourth street ana =
$50 West Fourth street. ? and b.
ALBERT w. POSEY
Phone 2s2. 2oS West Min III strs.s
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Legal Notices

-s. 81 No''ces VI
ADM SALE on erIr
ESTATE
BY virtns of An orJer OF IN. o-,b.r.,
Court OF tho STAT. Of Dslavaro II 10
for New Castle o,urtv nats tbe fo,,-
teenth day OF Ie~crrr her - $50, lii
be exposed 10 sale At public auction mr.
vendu> on ThursdG fxnr.rv 20 ioo1
at III o'clock q 70 at the n,stnffre &.
Georsse Re< Lien Sunrred 6elsraye IN.
following described real estate iat. -
william. NJ. Cor. deceased. 10 wit.
All that certain fsrS, cort.,rinu .h~.,,
I25 acre, Of Ia,S ~ vh,ch 1ili7. - "
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MAN Can take care OF hor scs, and good
driver. j. koxma.
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! NIGHT WATCHMAN--w Would like TO
locate on small truck farm. VIM. Foster,
| 4l0 East Third street
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MAN-With three years experience de-
sIres work on milk dairy farm. Richard
Humphrey. 1928 South Apple street.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOP RENT

lob Lancaster avenue, 7 and store sac
lSl1 West Fourth street. and b ~ AZ
lU13 Coleman street. 3 rooms ...... 10
i023 Coleman street. . rooms 1910. -
1913 Ahalcross avenue. rooms 49, 50
lJd North Clayton sircct and n 81,
hob du Pont street. 10 and 1900. 80
~ 10 West Seventh street. and b 70
1915 King stroe,. q and b $1,000, cO
DOS Wright street. q and ID ....... 10
BIO West Eishth street., . and b ~ On
ll13 West street. IL ard b ........ 90
30l9 Madison street. and ...... ~
1877 West strcet. q r and b .........,.. 80
2pOs Woodlawn avsDue, . r and b I2J
fl3 French street. q r and b .....,.. A.,
Richardson Park, and b ... 20
Richardson Park. Z and b - 30
bos ring street, store and two apart
1x nl'uis sa.+.+.sf. 80 100
2C0e-l -l3 Madison street. o r and . IS
10Y church street, z and b .......... 20
APARTMENTS.
Third and Monroe streets. 4 r and b 4 500
Sixth and Tatnsll strerfs z rooms . 10
STORES
nc King street, basement .............Si5
1913 orange street. i................,...... 30
lO4 West Eleventh street ............... 100
30 West Tenth street .................... 81
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
22s West Ninth Street.
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FRESHMAN would llko to locate in or
out OF the city. Address 10Y West
Seventh st
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MACHlNIST HELPER--Or work on FUR
Edward Webster, y. o. Box 70, City
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MACHINIST--First- All around
mAchinist desrcs position. Phone 25Oa ~
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PRIVATE CHAUFFEUR--Can furnish
best OF reference. capable OF looking after
car. J. Il. Stephens, 5Or East Fourth
street
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| PIPE FILTERS HELPER-B But willing
| to do any Kind OF work II. II. Sander
| Sl2 West Fourth street
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PIPE FILTERS HELPER Five years
experience. Understands heaters OF all
kinds. Frank Braden. 523 East FIFTH
street, rear
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PIPE FITTER--An round. win 10 out OF
! town TO work. Il. Campbell, S25 West
| Fourth street
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INSTRUCTION
Private Instruction

AUCTION BRIDGE TAuGHT---Raa-
sonablc rates For apo intmcnt phone
1921 w
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PIANO INSTRUCTIONS--G Gentleman
piano Instructor desires few more prI.
waite scholars. Instructions given nj
home IL desired. Conservatory method
taught For an interview address Y. o.
BOX 2O3.
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PAlNTER-Desircs work OF any kind
would like work adjusting and, reversing
window curtains. q. Head. ll5 East
Seventh street.
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sTENOoRAPHY, BOOKKEEPING
ETC. - Elementary. review or advanced
work. Hines Private Business College
402 West Twenty second street Est
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PIPE FITTER-An round WIN go out OF
| town to work, p. Beechcr. SS5 West
Fourth street
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-24
MATERIAL Is BEING
COLLECTED COUNTY
EXHIBIT TAMPA FAIR

William Gomme, county agent, and
George w. Peterkin, agent for the
Polk county exhibit of the South Flor
ida fair, are making their last round
in the interest of the exhibit, as the
fair begins February 2.
Although Polk county was first last
year with her citrus display, we failed
to secure the prize for the best gen.
eral display, and this is matter that
is being held in mind this year, for
Mr.. CONNIE and Mr. Peterkin both
feel that Lakeland can win this prize,
also, by giving little more attention
to securing variety in the display of
farm products.
Those who have material for the
exhibit are asked to leave 1t in charge
of Paul Collins, Of the Growers Sup
ply Company, near the Lakeland Man
ufacturing Company's plant, not later
than Monday, for the truck will leave
Tuesday with the last load. If anyone
is unable to bring in his material, he
is asked to notify the Chamber of
Commerce and arrangements will be
made to secure it. aht .
The exhibit will be In charge Of Mr..
CONNIE, Mr.. Peterkin, Miss Godbcy,
and Mr.. Reifenberg.
Prospects are said to be excellent
for splendid display. a-N1sf eni@
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-24
BILL WOULD END
DISPUTE BETWEEN
TWO BANK CLASSES
Federal Reserve and Country
Banks AT Issue Over Exchange
Charges On Checks

Washington, Jan. 24.-Chairman
McFadden of the house banking and
currency commission today introduced
a bill which he decared was designed
to dispose of the fight between coun-
try banks and the federal reserve
banks pertaining to par collection of
checks"
The measure provides that a bank
not member of the federal system
may elect whether it will make an
exchange charge when remitting for
checks drawn upon it, but if the bank
decides to do so it will be required
to pay Il similar charge for the service
rendered by the federal reserve banks
in the collection of such checks.
NOn-member banks which are not
remitting or paying to the federal re-
serve banks at par. are obtaining the
full benefit of the federal reserve
check-clearing facilities. Mr. McFad-
den said, by sending checks deposited
with them to correspond with member
banks which in turn clear the checks
at par through the federal reserve
banks.