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YEAST co. APPEAL
HEARD BY BLAIR

Washington. March 7.-Reaching o:
the appeal OF Christmann company
Inc Of New York, from orders of Fro
hihition Commissioner Haynes. revok-
ing its industrial alcohol permits, was
adjourned tonight until tomorrow. after
counsel for the company were under
stood TO have denied the charges on
which the orders were issued. The
hearing was executive.
Internal Revenue Commissioners Blair
before whom the reading is bling held,
said probably would be completed TO-
morrow. Pending the revocation orders
have been suspended.
Industrial alcohol permits "f the
company were revoked and orders i"r
the seizure of alcohol in eleven Of IL
bra rtch agencies were issued Friday on
recommendation of S l.. Rutter. former
federal prohibition director OF rennsy!
vania, before whom hearings were held
in Philadelphia on charges against he
company Of irreSularity in connection
with its use of industrial alcohol
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BONUS BILL
CONTINUED from Page one)

committee believed that since the new
plan defcrs for three years any large
drain on the federal treasury the pres
idcnt will not object to K. They say
the compromise will enable needy veter-
ms 10 obtain cash without the necessity
Of imposing additional taxes on tho
General public
May Come Up Monday
Just when the bill Will be called up
In the house VIII lot be decided until
after Mr.. FurdEey returns from q TRIP
to the West on which he started late
today. Should The bill be taken up next
Monday the House would proceed 10 IT.,
consideration Hndc- a suspension of tho
nles which would prevent amendment.
If taken NJ !L,yr. Mr l'ordncy said.
there would have to be a special rule
II was expected that this would be so
drawn as TO give precedence to commit
tee amendments 4 plan designed 10 pre-
vent the opening OF the bill to general
amendment
MIR. Forrlncy said the entire ways and
means committee would meet on Satur-
day when the Democrats would have an
opportunity to pass Judgment on the
bill. Meantime the measure will be
printed so that they and the house men,
bcrs generally can study its provisions.
Aside from the substitution of the
bank loan provision for the cash pay
mcnt plan. as introduced the bill is
very similar 10 that previously passed
by the house. The only Immediate cash
payments proposed are to veterans
whose adjusted service pay would not
exceed $50. Other veterans could select
one Of these four options:
Adjusted service certificate, combin-
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AWAIT OPINION
OF ELIGIBILITY

Washington. March "A formal
oninicn as to the eligibility OF Senator
cmoot Republican, Utah, and Repre-
sentative Burton. Republican, ONO 1or
erprintment on the allied debt commas
sion will probably be submitted I" frcSl-
dent Harding tomorrow by Attorney
General DauEherty.
MIR DauCherty said tonight that thc
president had asked Tor an opinion as u
the eligibility of the members OF con
.,ress on the commission, ana he "o"'N
mt il in the presidents hand Il, soon
ms noss!hlc. 1t was DESTROYS ne a'"'u'
In decide the matter rs cNpr"'t'"UH'S q"
nnsSiblc because there was doubt rs L.
whether Secretaries Mellon. Hughes anu
Hoover, who are already meN'pcFS u
the commission, could organize Ih''
body until It's full membership OF hN'
had been completed.
As a "curbstonc" opinion. Mr.. DauGh-
crtv declared II was his belief that
Senator Smoot and Representatives HuE-
ton were eligible for membership on the
commission, but that search Of the
authorities might reveal the contrary I"
be the case. The question came up in
formally when the nomination to the
commission Of the member OF congress
was under consideration. h" added ANA
IL was then believed that they were Ell
CHILE for the positions for which they
were nominated.
The question to lie dct"r'si"cd h" OK
plaiN"6, was whether 10y becoming m"nl-
bcrs of tho commission Senator Sm""i
and Representative" Barton would b"
holding office contrary L. the conStitu'
tional provision with respect to mem
bers Of congress holding "ciHil OFFICES
under tho federal gov Crnmcnt
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COM, HEARS EVIDENCE
ON ". VA. Fl. RATES

Charleston. W. Va. March I.--"lt-
ncsScs from ~rinuS parts 90 the state
appeared before the public S"rNic" com
moss!um today. urE"d decreases ~
freight rates on al classes of freight
on all the railroads in the state. ana
presented 4 mass Of statistical d"tai.
for the commissions review. VITA
rnur Witnesses on tho stand, a total Of
81 exhibits was presented, each bear
ing pariSonS Of rates between IN
rercn, puints and on different railroads,
under 1917 tariffs and increases applied
since that time.
W J.. TinEley, representing t"c Jon
hers and Manufactures bureau. o.
Huntington. provided solid foundttl"a
for the pile Of data by his IL" exhibits.
and made a comprehensive statement
70 tho commission OF the situation. and
the attitude OF shippers throughout tho
state as regarding cost Of freight AZ
to- spending tho morning session ana
part Of the afternoon with Mr.. TinFl"y'S
testimony and exhibits. ia" commission
heard r u. Connolly. secretary Of tho
Fairnont Chamber Of Commerce: Ben
iamtn :. Dowdeil. OF Elkins Chamber 81
Commerce. and l.. J. Ilrska don, repre-
4rnting the Falrmont Mining Machinery
Company. each Of whom added ~ me
milo of documents In the ease.
Reviewing successive Increases 81
-. - and a. per cent authorized b!
tho Interstate commerce commission
and coucurrcd n 10y the public service
commission Of tho state. Mr. TinG!cN
declared that IA" present rates showed
materially more than Sh per cent ~
rrnx,so over those existing carly IN
1917 and urged that war peak rates
put IN force by the increase A"'h"Ti@"h
~ 1920 wore rrtGrdinE business. He
,;,n aid tho shippers fclt these rates
,,,.r. not iustincd inasmpch a. costs
80 material and labor Ct TIE roads had
decreased since the rates went into
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HIGHEST WAGES
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shop crafts at the last minute on
March 1 =,
Al shop work on the Erie, Mr.. Jewell
claimed. has been let to contractors.
Other roads named by Mr.. Jewell ano
admitting they had contracted shoP
work were the Western Maryland chi
ca.o Grcatwcstcrn. Pere Marquette
Bangor and Aroostok, Big Four, Michl-
gan Central. New York Central ana
Indiana IIarbor Belt. Officials OF al!
declared none Of the contractors en-
Moves on their roads were covered by
lhcir requests.
Individual exhibits covering Is west
rrn states were presented by railroad
representatives elaboating on the gen.
rral conditions shown by Mr. Higgins IN
his presentation The entir2 survey
showed that Of 31SS93 employees IN MINI
erous industries. 77.73 per cent. were re-
rciying lower wages last DcccWoer than
the railroads are paying for similar
NOrk.
Wage Comparison.
Tho men engaged in work COM
parable TO that done on the rail-
roads. employed in 5,327 industries
in ~ OF the western States are reccIV-
ing Wages much lower than those paid
10 employees o. the lsNIa. N"iN7 O. 20 N''''9
TO 4 statement read today by J. w. lIg-
gins. executive secretary Of the Asso-
citation Of Western Railways before the
United States Railroad Labor board at
It's hearing concerning wage disputes
between employees and the roads.
According 10 tho statement, prepar-
cd after an exhaustive survey, OF tho
2lS,S93 employees OF all classes STUDIED
In other industries, 247.T66, or 1913 per
cent were getting wages In December
1927. lower than those paid by railroads
for similar services The statement said
mat In Arkansas. Arizona. Kentucky
Mirhlran. Mississippi and Tennessee
moro than 90 per cent OF employees IN
other Industries arc paid less than
railroad wages.
Mr.. Higgins said that while the roadS
wish the wages TO he fair and adequate
Il was not believed that the transpor-
tation act intended fiat rate TO pre-
vail tArouchou. the country and in adj
G!t!un 10 citing statistics showing the
differences in wages paid common labor
N priuc,pai cities OF the west present
cd data ~ SHOW that S9.5 per cent or
the men IN the metal crafts In other IN
GustrIcs receive lower wages than men
doing the same work for railroads.
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SCIENTIST VISITS
GHOST OF ANTAGONIST

Halifax. y. :. Marcl THE GhoS;
Of Antagonist had callers today. Whch
two SloighS drew up |" Alex M@"l'"n-
ads deserted farmhouse at Caledonia
Mills, pr. Walter Franklin Prince. di-
rector OF the American dnStitut" 70"
Scientific Research G"hHrkcd 70 TIE
clicking Of movi" cameras AMI dr"prGi
in for ar indctcrmtnatc stay.
lie brought his own C""d supplies
enough to la%i him. h" hopes, until no
has succeeded In getting on speaking:
terms with tn" ghost and has learned
tho secret Of why the ghost Killed Alex
MaCDonaIdS cattle; why IL 1T his
house on IRE and Why +; slapped IIar'
old Whidden. a newspaper reporter. ana
II. O. Carroll Il detective. who visited
it after Macdonald and his family had
Clcd.
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BRIDE HYPNOTIzED,
MARRIAGE ANNULLED

Manila, 2. J.. Jan. IS, Ry Mali -
The court Of first instance has anUu'!-
ed n marriage contract which was en-
tered into while the girl Was under the
spell OF hypnotisu. Domingo OiivaIsS,
tho victim, was hypRotj2ed Ivy BIAS An
geles at her home. She WAS taken 10
the residence OF n minister and mad
to sign marriage contract, all being
done while she was under the spell.
The court says that although the
signature OF Domingo oiivares appears
IN the marriage contract. il cannot Uc
sustained that there has been any So
emnlza ton OF the marriage rs long as
there was not any real affection fo~
the defendant. Bias Angeles, whom 50"
had known only for three days Will"
he was giving exhibitions OF slright-or-
hand tricks at her hOme.
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SALE OF BONDS
S54,ooo.oo
District Ohio County ,West
Vtrvinia school Bonds.

VrK1nla- SCuOOL bOnuS.
The Board OF Education OF the District
Of Triadelphia. in tho County OF Ohio,
State of West Virginia. will until Fri
day. March "a. 1922. at five o'clock p. m,
at It's office in the Philadelphia IiGh
School building receive sealed bids f"T
the sale OF $4,000 Of the elementary
school bonds of said district. being
bonds numbered 60 70 ia. inclusive. tn"
remainder Of an isSu" nf ia bonds in
the denomination Of $1,000 each. author
lied by vote Of the people November :.
1918, maturing As per tn" following
schedule:
Nos. 81. s2-l94o: So. -. 81. sG--
I94l: 81. 6S, 90. 70 1912: a. -, -. a
los; 70, IS, -. 1914: 20. 80. 81,
S2---l945: So, 81. IS. SG-t946; 81, SIS.
50. aO--l947: 81. 92.i92. 94-l94S: o.. 9G,
o.. 9S. 9o-194o: 100, l0l, lo2, 1O%. lo4--
1850; l05. l0G. 107. los. lO9-l95l: lilo,
III. ll2. is. 1l4-lS52.
All bonds are rcdecmablc Mt III" option
81 tho board ten years from their date.
and bear interest at the rate Of six per
cent per annuIn payable annually al the
Shcrifi-s office. Wheeling, West Virginia,
being dated November -. 1918.
Each bid should DC marked bid fo-
school bonds" and must 30 accom-
panied with certified check payable -
tho order OF the BOARD Of Education Of
the District OF Triadclphia for two '@'
Ter cent nf the par value or said bonds.
and should he addressed 70 IN" score
tary. Elm Grove. Wheeling, West Nir-
g!nia
The Board OF Education reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. and may
use check sent herewith as ltqu!dat"d
damages for failure 1" comply with
such II same Is accepted.
BY order OF tho Board uc Education
OF tho Dlstrict OF Triadcl phia, Ohio
County. West Virginia.
:. s. JACOB, JR..
uc-l-s-ly-oc Secretary.
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CHARGE MONDELL
ASSAULTED BILL

Washington. March ,.-CAaTG'h" t'"'
Representative MuudrN. ot NH"ulA"'
the Republican leader, had 'aSSAN'''''
the agricultural appropriation hH' IL
preventative Aswcil. Democrat, I'""'F' -
ana stated in u partisan ui*cuSN'"H IA
the house today which for some N'n
ragged about the leader WI" - =. '".'"i'
latc for the senatorial n"n:tnaii""
AS Il member Of the Commits NhI'"
framed the bin Mr.. Asw"H - u" "
EcDtrd the appearance" bcl"rc - 80 NJ
Mrndru and the lntt"rS comment '''
,cr,qin OF the measures PROVISIONS. nc
declared the leader "pruS"d hl'' "
cnlaryinE the activities Of '.n''I!"''''
stations aud asserted Mr.. M"ndrH ''
STATED "!,t the farrurr h"'i t"''H "''''S
the hill proposes 10 help professors.
Defending The Iirpuhi',I" .".p."'. Ike
preventative Tincj,rr. Republican,. l>IN-
sas. declared the Democrat p"TpoS: Wa
10 sc; tho Aswril speech 1" NN'm'"s
for use in the senatorial campaign.
hut It was such u di#ETaeeI"l IIN''
II never will be ScHt thr!"N Mr.. lIh'''t'
udded. NO man in the history OF the
American congress hus done more Tor
the AGRICULTURAL interests than Mr. Moh-
deli. =.
As we'll discussing the recent speed
OF Representative Tess. ut ohI". c"'F
man Of the Republican congressional
committee. rcNivinS the hrSi year ;
record Of the Harding administrators
said:
81 ike Mr.. Fe@S. am school master
myself. but he has been here 50 l"uS'
nInv.nE cheap politics. mat ne mas
stravcd from the icuctS bt tn" SHhoo,
master which puts truth above I'll c'S'
p.,,r,s,,t,,iyc Hcrg Republican,
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Washington. March Tine touai
amount would be approximately equal
to 3,0r5 times the adjusted service
credit Of the veteran"
This credit would be figured on the
basis Of s125 for each day of overseas
service and 81 for each day OF home ser
vice. but in no event could the creoit
exceed $500 in the case Of veteran who
performed no overseas service and S6Z6
in the case Of a veteran who served
overseas. .....
Prior to September 30, 1925, any ma
tional bank, or any bank or trust COM
pany incorporated under the laws OF any
state. territory. possession OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, would be authorized
to loan to n veteran Oh the certificate
any amount not in excess Of SO percent
Of the adjusted service credit plus In
tcrest at Az percent from October J.,
1929. The loan would have to mature
not later than September 80, 1925, and
the rate Of interest charged by the bank
could not exceed by more than ? per-
cent n year the rate charged at the date
Of the loan for the discount Of ninety
day commercial paper by the Federal Re
serve Bank in the Federal Reserve Dis
trict in which is located the bank max.
Ing the advance to the veteran.
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RIVER WON 7 CD
ABOVE % FEET

Wheeling vii! not get more than 20
feet Of water. according TO officials at
the Warwood dam early this morning.
4 stage OF II feet. inches was regis
tered at the local wharf at 1880 this
morning. with the stage rising about
an inch an hour
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ing a loan and insurance plan.
Vocational training.
Farm and hame aid.

ing q loan and insurance plan
, Vocational training.
Farm and hame aid.
Land settlement. &
The ultimate cost of the bonus " IL
government, It was said, would depAn4
upcn the number Of men selecting each
of the options. 1t was estimated thas
the Immediate cash payment to thole
entitled to not more than $50 each
would be around s16,O9O,Ooo. The maj
cost might range all the way froM
$1,000, OOO, 600 to .$4,750,o90. 200, tho mar.
imum figure being predicted upon All
veterans selecting certificates and hold
Ing them until maturity or until their
death. - $50
The adjusted service certificate would
be dated October /, 1922; would mature
in 20 years. or at the death Of the vet
cran, and In either case, would naYe
: Il face value equal to the sum OF the
adjusted service credit Of the veteran
increased by rs per cent plus interest
thereon for 20 years at the rate OF AZ,
per cent, compounded annually.
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W, VA, SOCIAL WELFARE
WORKERS TO CONFER

TarkcrshrrE W Va. March For
the the purpose Of cO-ordmat;uE their
work throughout the state delegates
from ten different organizations OF West
Virginia which are engaged IN S"cla
welfare work will meet hero tomorrow
IN n conference and be in session Tor
two days. SOM" Of the most pr"niort
men and women Of til" state on tho pro-
cram FOR addresses. and there will be
numerous round table discussions TO-
rardina the work 10 be carried on In tho
future one Of the most prominent
re"souy L" arriv" f"r III" meeting +
Major W. r. PARKER Cincinnati gem
r-al secretary Of tn" National Confer
cuc". social workers
Many OF tn" speakers and delegates
who arc to attend the meeting arrived
here tonight. among them Dr. A. \.
slavicr, Charleston. president or the
conference; s. II. Putnam. secretary Of
Charleston. who Is also in charge of the
board Of chIllrcu's guardians; Nat T.
Frame. director OF tho state agricultural
extension department. Morgartown;
Mrs. Jean r. Dnlon. export with III"
tcalth department.. Charleston: Mrs. y.
r. W!llson with tho E"d Cross. col
y -
len, Of tn" country life council. STAT"
farm bureau: Lanes s. akin. president
or IN" state hoard nt control: and oth"r
rrcrnhcrs Of tho board Of control VIII"
VIII arrly" from MoundsviNo where
th,,v have been In session.
The purpose Of tho conference IT, :"
bring together the officers and workers
of The voluntary agencies orsth" "ta'"
VII" ar" trying to improve conditions.
These include members and Delegates
from such organizations ns N" R"s
Cross Tuhcrculosis Association; f"d"r-
otcd Womrn'g Clubs; Young Women -
Christian Association: salvation Army;
Young Mons Christian Association;
State bankers Association; HuSin"S"
Wor.cn's clubs: Rotary. EIkS aG'
Kiwanls Clubs. Farm Bureau. Home
Missions boards and a number al
"tners
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BUILD SANITARIUM
FOR NEWSPAPE N

Mexico City March 7--POpuiar sub
scriptiouS are being received here for
the erection Of a Santtar;Um for nHw>-
papermcn and several Thousand pesos
have already hS'n collected. Tn" Idle I
which was conceived hr ri trNer~Ht i
said I" have found ready faVhr through
out the republic Tho "1niiarium is 20
be located IN NcXico CITY.
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GLENDALE MINER HURT

Joe klaska, coal miner employed
at the Glcndaye Coal a. Gas company,
was brought 10 the Glendale hospital
yesterday afternoon suffering from in
juries to his back, sustained in fal!
Of stone while at work in the mine.
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AMERICAN WOODEN co.
SHOWS BIG GAIN

Springfield, Mass, March Net
profits OF ss.192.S21.TS for the year end
ing December 81, 1921. as compared
with profits Of s6.s55.:5s,16 for 1920.
xer reported in the statement OF Treas
urer William H. Dwelly, OF tho Amert-
can Wooden Company, at the annual
meeting OF the stockholders today
Dividends amounting TO $5,SO0.OOO,
equally divided between preferred and
common stock. were declared. In 1920
tho preferred stock dividends amounted
10 s2,SeO,00o, while the common stock
dividends were st.sS3.3S35S.
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wASTED-Woman Or young
lady with some office expert
ence to work on records. Some
one who Is reasonably speedy
and accurate. State experience
and salary wanted In replying.
Address 'Permancnc" care In
teihgencer. MAIN
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HULL-On Monday. March 9Th, 1922. at
l0:45 o'clock z. NJ, at his home. 3OI
warwood avenue, Warwood. GEORGE
W. HULL, age so Yeas.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Total of l 200 900 horsepower Is now
produced from waterfalls Of Norway.

Syend Fovn. a Norwegian whaler.
invented the harpoon grenade used
in whaling.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-New set Ohio Truck Liccn s..
number S9T4l, between Erideeror; ard
Wheeling. Return tn Myers Garage.
2IIS Main St, Telephone 2iD3-R
ma n
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED To rent four furnished
rooms. Centrally located. J h" care
IntelliSenCcr. mail
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GIyENS-On Sunday morning. March
5sh. 1872, at AIS O'Clock, at Grafton.
W. Va. JOSEPH LEE. son OF James
and Mary Giyens. in the 10TH year OF
his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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DIED

oRUM-on Monday. March 9Th. 1872,
At o'clock p. ID, JOSEPH DRUM
In the S0th year OF his age.
Funeral from the late residence on
Boggs Run Wednesday. March 8. at
O'Clock y. n. Interment IN Allen
Grove cemetery, Sherrard. Friends
respectful Invited.
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TOR SALE

FOR SAIE-Eees from s".ctted silver
laced Wyandott"S. $50 per ScttinG
Of Is delivered. George IT, NeuharI,
Phone 7ll3-R-I Elm Grove. ma-6- ;
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ELECTION PROBE
IN PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh. March THE Allegheny
county grand jury here to-day began an
investigation OF the manner IN whlyh
primary elections We're conducted Il"
This ci;y last September when, "cc"rn-
Ing TO allegations made by District Az
torncy Harry II. Rowand. numerous
frauds were reported to him. The IN
vestiration was ordered 10y Judge j. NC
Carpenter IN his charge.
Amouv the alleged irregularities emu
rner&tcd IN the district attorneys COM
paint are: Those OF driving voters from
the polls: granting assistance to voters
able 10 read and write. garnting Such AS
e!stance without providing the neres-
sary affidavitS. county employees ScFE-
ing on election boards and failure or
election officers 10 take the required
oath Of Office before beginning their
duties.
The charge was also made by the
prosecutor that In Some districts OF the
ri,y ballots after having been deposited
in the boxes were removed by the cleo
ton boards and another allegation IS
that policemen frcquented polling places
in violation Of the law.
Inve stigation Requested.
A petition signed 10y twelve citizens
OF Braddock requesting = grand jury
investigation Of social and political con-
ditions in that city was also endorsed
by the district attuIucyi and announce
ment was made that this matter Will ne
taken up at the close of the primary
election probe. The petition sets iorlA
that gambling establishments are oper-
ated. that intoxicating liquor Is sold
openly. that numerous stills are oper-
ated there. disord"riy resorts permitted
to cvlSt and bo"kmaking allowed ny
the authorities. The accusation Is also
yladc that certain members of council
md the police department are aware or
these alleged conditions and make no
effort 10 suppress them.
4 S0cC!tic instance Of diOrdec ~ cited
in Il recent function in 4 hall IN Brad
dock attended. according 10 the petition.
by public officials. police and detectives
and young girls, where liquor MAS dis
lributcd and which terminated IN 4
drunken brawl' without any arrests
being made.
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wANTED-Men and women FOR adver-
Using purposes Only Q. N. people
with pep. Genuine. Apply 10 G. L. RieI
Manhattan Hotel. 1929 Market street.
ma-6-j
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SALESMEIN-Sell grape syrups in kegs
tor home beverage use. No compet-
ton. Recorders in 80 days. Grape Prod
ucts Co, 357 Ellcott Square. Buffalo.
NJ ma-S-g
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Even In the desert Arab children !
are taught 10 read and write.
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GLIEEY-At her homo in West Alex
ander, Monday morning. March D.
MRS. ANNIE; E. BLANEY. in her
I4th year.
Funeral from residence. Wednesday
morning at 1880 o'clock lDterment
at West Alexander cemetery. Friends
OF the family invited TO attend