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OUTBREAK LOOMS At ADENA
WHEN STRIKER IS BEATEN

also indicated that the leaders OF the
striking shopmen were also demanolna
that a new federal board of mediation
be set I'D to consider transportation
labor controversies.
Wont Reinstate Strikers
Railroad executives, the senator's re-
ported. would not reinstate returning
shopmen in the service positions they
formerly held. even should the strike
be called off. because they claimed
that a total of nearly 100000 men had
been employed TO fill the places on
400. 900 strikers These new men, 1t was
said had been promised permanent po-
sitions If they developed efficiency.
W. W. Atterbury of the Pennsylvania
railroad 1t was said estimated that out
Of $4,000 employees who walked out July
first 5000 had had their places filled
by new men, who, he said would be re-
taIned.
The railroad executives who consulted
here last night were reported to have
said that the roads were all willing to
yield before the union objections TO the
practice of farming out equipment re-
pair work to contracting concerns away
their own shops, and that only two lines
the Erie and Western Maryland were
still following the policy.
Propose Mediation Board.
The proposals for new national
board OF mediation and Cancellation
we're likewise considered
Representatives in Washington of the
four railroad brotherhoods took this
proposal up later with Chairman Cum
MINIS to discuss the possibility that such
an organization which existed during
the war be restored or one similar In
character established. Senator CUM
arranged to meet them tomorrow.
In exercising its authority to prevent
interference with interstate commercs,
Mr.. Daugherty said that as coal was
Indispensable to transportation Of the
mails and interstate commerce. the gov
eminent had full. power to see that
neither transportation nor production OF
materials incident to it were broken
down.
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PROTECT COAL MINING
Continued from Page ons)

president Of the American FEDERATION
Of Labor. issued a statement calling
upon the government to open direct ne
ro,iations" between union chiefs and
employing corporations both in trans
portatton and coal mining and suggest
ing that the helpless and all but de-
funct labor board be set aside in the
matter.
Senators Gum Minis. watson and kol-
Iogr during their visit TO the White
House told I'll" president they had found
the seniority issue the chief obstacle to
settlement Of the railroad strike, but
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BRITAIN ASKS i. s.
TO PROBE KILLING

Miami, ia. July 2l.-ThH R~n'Sh
government has asked the l'n''"d
States TO inveStiEat" IN" killing OF cap
tain George Edgecomh". Colorcd master
or the schooner William II. Alhury. &C
cording TO information received today
hy Lieutenant Colonel Jenkins. vice
consul here.
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nscEnnAMEous

900 to 100000 feet white
oak timber close to railroad or I'M
proved road. In replying give tuu
description OF timber and price. The
Marquette Bailey Lumber Co. Union
,own pa 'July19-j
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'TONEY IN GRATN-Sl2.5o buys guar
antee on 10000 bushels wheat; no
',rther risk; movement Of SC opportuu-
y taxa $500: &c $500. etc: particulars.
-oarkst letter free Investors Daily
f:uidM ass Dwight Bldg Kansas City.
40. JuIy22-29 auSJ
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pairing to exercise It's influence to
bring peace, additional roads today
followed the lead Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad and announced that
separate peace agreements with their
men would be sought,
Jewell Is Silent
While B. NJ Jewell, head Of the SHOP
crafts employees. previously stated that
any agreement must be on national
basis. he has not commented on recent
moves OF the carriers for separate
agreements. He indicated definitely
tonight. however. that separate agree
ments would not be considered when ne
wired r. a. Harris, Of 81. Paul, general
chairman. denying statements that he
he'd asserted ne was ready to negotiate
with individual roads. Mr.. Jewell Nar
no comment tonight except that "eveny-
thing looks fine" He said ne would
probably have a statement on the gen
eral situation tomorrow
Samuel Gompers. president OF the
American Federation OF Labor today
advised the government 10 urge the
strikers and the rail executives 10 hold
conferences as means OF settling the
dispute
The PENNSYLVANIA railroad tonight an
nounced its intention OF standing by
agreements reached with its employees
despite the fact that the federal courts
Of appeal yesterday decided against the
company In It's dispute with tho labor
loard involving employe representa-
ton
NO Serious Disorder
No additional troops were called out
today. although soldiers were held. on
duty In half dozen states tew
workers were beaten by strike sym
pathizers at widely scattered points.
but no serious disorders were reported.
The Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio
railroad was among those attempting
TO deal separately with striking shop
men while the Chesapeake & Ohio an
bounced through officials that II was
always willing to meet with represen-
tatives" OF the shopmcn. hut had re-
ceived no invitation. The great North
crn Railway. it was stated has started
formation Of new shop workers or
ganizatiOn.
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A r.al furnished room Is

A real furnished room Is
available to one or two
gentleman. II o m k e.
cool and comfortable; mod
ern in every respect. Phone
79S-W. Location 20nS EoT
street. opposite Ohio Valley
General hospital. tulyll-u
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED-YounG married
. man. fifteen years accounting expert
-nce desires 10 connect with small COM
Jany. Now employed hy large local cor
Doration. Part outside work welcomed.
REDRESS Post Office RoN 2H9 July2l-h
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wANyED-AqENTS

AGENTS WANTED-Sel hosiery direct
10 consumer and save middle mans
Drofit. All merchandise is guaranteed
and sells itself. Attractive proposition.
Dependable Hosiery co. A. West i2nd
At y. Y. juiy22g
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WANTEp-arA1E AND FEMALE
wANrED-SALESMEN

SALESMES-Ir you are PRODUCING
TAILORING SALESMAN wanting en-
ceptional line with larger commission
write Diehl. Kane & Diehl Tailoring
. Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. Give Reference.
julyS-l5-22
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HoR RENr

FOR RENT--.Write or phone c, A. Lar
comb for cottages at Buckeye Lake
Ohio july22-n
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FOR SALE-AUToS.

FOR sAI.E-New Oakland Sport Model
'r'aU Gw~ndn,yn Edwards. Martins
Perry ly"-R July22-I
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Order Of publication

The State OF West Virginia. Ohio Coun-
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
West virginia July Rules. 1929.
Edgar 3. Plant.
Plaintiff. In Chancery.
Maude T Plant. Divorce,
Defendant.
The object of this suit Is 10 obtain for
the plaintiff an absolute divorce from
the defendant from the bonds OF matri-
mOny. ~
And II appearing from an affidavit
filed in said cause at these Rules. that
the defendant Maudc T. Plant. ~ not
resident Of the State Of West virginia,
and she not having been served with
process in said suit. on motion of the
plaintiff by counsel this order or pup
lica ,iou Is entered against her. and II Is
ordered that the said defendant. ABOVE
named be and she is required to appear
within one month after the Ua;e Of the
first publication Of this order and 90
what is necessary To protect her inter-
ests It l. further ordered that this or.
der be published and posted as required
by law.
Witness, John l.. Kingdom. Clerk or
our said Court. at the Court House. Of
said County. this Sth day OF July, ls"2.
so-wit: July Rules. 1922.
JOHN l.. KINGHORN. Clerk.
Published the first time July Sth' ''@2'
Attest:
JOHN l.. KINGHoRN. Clerk.
n. 4. MCKEE,
Atty. for Plaintiff.
iy.S-l5-SG-29
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I,OST-Two tires and rack, on Chaplin"
-, street between nth and 18th. Re
Ya~d IhoUe Squire Dobhs. s99-R
Wheeling. Jui!-O-i
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HNGER-On Thursday July 10Th. i9@2
at s o'clock Il. m. at her home No.
17i-l6th street. LOUISE HAGER,
wife OF the late Albert Hager in her
60th year
Funeral services from the chapel Of
the Mendal funeral home 1905 Chap
line street Sunday afternoon o'clock.
Friends respectfully invited. Inter-
ment Peninsula cemetery.
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WANTED.
By the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
following Railroad NJ Q c h n &c 5 ana
Helpers.
20 Cents Per Hour
MACHINISTS.
BOILER MAKERS.
BLACKSM1THS.
SHEET METAL WORKERS,
ELECTRICAL WORKERS.
a Cents Per Hour
MACHINIST HELPERS.
BOILER MAKER HELPERS
BLACKSMITH HELPERS.
SHEET METAL WORKER HELPERS
ELECTRICAL WORKER HELPsHS'
CARMEN HELPERS.
PASSENGER CAR REPA1RERS AND
INSPECTORS, 70 Cents Per Hour:
FREIGHT CAR REPAIRERS AND
INSPECTORS, IS Cents Per Hour.
Men who have had some experience
in mechanical work, also young men tor
helpers TO be placed under Instructions,
win be advanced TO positions carryias
higher rates Of pay as they become Gu
dcient. ,s
In accordance with resolutions issued
oy United States Labor Board July SEu'
new men accepting employment arc
within their rights and are not sIr.Ne
breakers, and have the moral as wen aS
legal right to engage in railroad serf
Ice and will have protection OF every
branch OF government, both state ana
National.
Apply to Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Co, District Master Mechanics Onice'
256 Second Floor Passenger station.
Wheeling W. Va. oulye-o
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Bunrh Of keys several Sale
iocS keys In or near Is. * -. Depot
leave at News stand y. x 9. Depot and
receive reward. july20-t
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DIED

THF;LMA MAY HAWKINS wife "C
William h. Hawkins in her list Ecar.
at the North Wheeling HOSPITAL, at
$50 a. m. Friday morning.
Funeral services at the residenc" or
father. william H. Cling. lt9-l9th ST.,
Monday afternoon. July ,24th. at 2:nO
p. m Friends respectfully invited.
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FOR sALE-Good farm. IS acres.
room house, fruit. corr. crib, stable.
horse. implements. $4,000. Joe Rogers.
Box so r D I, East Cambridge. o.
julyl9-k
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

i.DR pony. work any place.
cali Tl2A-R b Elm Grove. julyl7-m
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ron SAhE-TANMA.

~ GOOD FARM LANDS!
Near hustling city in Michigan. 20. 40
so acre tracts: SIS to $35 per acre;
only $40 to $50 down. Balance long
time Investigate this opportunity TO
get a farm home. Write today Tor
FREE illustrated booklet giving full IN
formation. SWIGART LAND CO,
s-l245 First National Bank Building.
Chicago.
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wANTED-Lirotype operator
Apply to Foreman, lnteiii-
gencer composing room.
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wAHTEn-NALE
DISTRICT MANAGER

To sell HORNEBLENpE QtAl-lIh
LINE The Line that BLOOMS t"sNe
months In the year. Products Tuara.-
Guarantee = L q Z &c t T. u ~
BOND Real legtti IN q te repeHter]:
- LY EXPERIENCED S+Nl'E.>'hr,.
CONSIDERED. Prefer salesman VINO
rs had experience in crew manage
,,4nt or organization work. Write tuI'
details Application treated strictly
confidential North American t1ore
Products CO.. Cleveland. Ohio, 1n'S-@'
Observation-Disclosures opportunity TOT
good energetic men 20 eonnect WIN
large manufacturer OF SHIRTS n'aue u
army aeroplans cloth: sell direct 70
,vsarAr. exclusive territory rights TO
PRODUCERS; choice Of liberal commission
methods. Full particulars. Gallasner-
Weeks Co, $50 broadway. New fork,
July22-g
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TCR SALE.

FOR SALE ON" Thrcc-room House
Boat New 5SNie feet. Cheap. Apply
20, Of cith street Wheeling, jnly21-i
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LIFE AND TIMES OF WILLIE ADENOID

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WILLIAMSTOEN

That the people OF this and adjoining
towns appreciate the good work and
the kind of plays that have been previ-
ously given here by the company was
shown last week when a record house
was on hand to see 1.-THE Travelling
Salesman" as presented by the Nellie
Gill players. While there was no lack
of ability shown by any member Of
the company, special mention should be
made Of w. w. Henry as the drum
mer," Nellie Gill as the ticket agent
and Mr.. Leonard as the colored man
employed at the small town hotel in
which the most of the play il laid.
Prof. A. w. Peach of Norwich univer-
sity will speak at the graduating exer-
cises of the glass of % of w. H. S. on
Wednesday evening in assembly hall,
village schoolhouse.
The baccalaureate sermon was lis
tened to with close interest AZ given to
the class Of 90 by Rev. Charles 4.
Walsh in the Congregational church
last Sunday evening. The class colors
of blue and white were shown in paper
ribbons used to mark the seats Of the
classes of % and %; and the pulpit
was banked with sprays and cut flow
crs in green and white. The two classes
marched in to music by the ~organist,
Mrs. A. A. Reed, and led by their mar
sials, Ellsworth Morgan and Miss
Dorothy Walsh, walking side BY side
with the class banner conspicuously
displayed. Two hymns at opening and
closing we're sung by the audience end
a tenor and soprano duet, Love Di-
vune, All Love Excelling,'' was Jung by
Mrs. Leon McAllister and Walter B.
Simons. The sermon was based on an
incident in the life of David and was
entitled. The Influence of Environment
on Character" Mr.. Walsh was assisted
in the service by Rev. Frank Oldridge,
of the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen II. McAlIister and
Mr. and Mrs. Leon McAIlister were in
Sunday to attend the funeral
of Fordyce Gates. a relative.
The pupils of the village grades com
those in the rooms taught by
Mrs. Bessie .Jefords, Miss Myrtle B.
Seaver and Miss Sadie Hart, enjoyed
a picnic in the grove of Jesse A. Ma
tin, on the 5th. the spot being a part
Of what was formerly known as the
Enoch Howe woods, and where the chill
iren of many a generation have been
Tor picnicS.
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passed the week end with his sparcnts
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Magoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Sawyer ans
family Of Hardwick motored here Sun
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. n. 9. Ma
COON.
II. b. Forbes Is painting and max
ing other Improvements at his store IN
Moscow.
DR.. H. W. Barrows passed Sunday
night with his family in Burlington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jarvis are par,
ents Of a son, DelevRn Carl, born
| June 8.
Mrs. Elsa Edgerton Of Hyde Park is
a visitor at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. G. Cone. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hart are par
entss OF a daughter, born Saturday.
About sixty five children took part
in the children's day services Of ne
Community church school Sunday
morning. There were beautiful deco
rations Of snowballs, iris, lilies and
other flowers and ferns. "A choir Of SIX
voices, with Miss Southland at the or
gan, assisted in the program, which
had for its heme "Tle Lords Prayer
and included exercises by the primary
and junior children; a reading, I'VE
Love His Name,' by Miss Mary Bal
ley; a recitation, "A Dream by Miss
Nellie George. and a short talk by Mr..
Hayward. A service Of baptism was
conducted BY Mi. Hayward, with the
following children: Jean Adele,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Me-
Cuen; Anna Lois, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Sulham; Elizabeth Hayward,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, James
Brownlee Of Montpelier; Cassius Adna
and Adna Van Ness, sons of Mrs. Mary
Reed Ayers. Mrs. g. w. Foster, si-
perintendent of the cradle roll depart
ment, carried out an interesting ser,-
ice, explaining the work Of the depart
ment, and reporting that there are rs
names on the roll, 10 more than last
year. At the church school session,
Ralph Tatro read an essay on Arme-
mia hat lie has written for the Henry
Merganthau high school students con-
test.
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VEST BERLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Glines attended
the Sunday school convention at Wa.
terbury last week.
daughter, Beulsh. accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. NanHusen and Miss Spsuld-
ing from Montpelier and Woodsville,
n. H., called on Mrs. NJ. j. and 4. NJ.
Ayers Memorial day.
Miss Mary Ramsdell attended the
Sunday school convention in Water
bury last week. Sunday. at the sun
day school hour, she gave a very nice
report Of the meeting. Clifton Leon
ard also gave a report.
The first quarterly conference will
meet in the church here next Thursday
afternoon. Rev. W. :. Smithets and
and Mr.. Davenport will be here at
3 o'clock.
Mrs. EVELYN Hill, who has been III
for some time. passed away last week.
The funeral was held last Saturday.
with interment in the family lot in
the cemetery here.
Leon, spent Sunday with his parents
in Cambridge.
Mr.. Karnen win give a talk on the
Near East relief in the parish hall ON
Monday evening. June u.
The graduating exercises Of the
schools viii be held at Berlin Corner
evening.
The ladies ofShe farm bureau viii
with Mr.. George Williams next
Thursday afternoon.
o. B~eaudresu's father from Cam
visited him Memorial day.
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ORANGE

The graduation exercises for all thost
whoh ave completed satisfactorily thu
eighth grade work will be held in the
town hall Wednesday evening, Jusins
I, at 1870 p. m. Every scholar in town
together with his parents, is expected
to be present. A good program is be-
ing prepared and the superintendent,
Mr.. Cutland, expects to bring a
quartet from Williamstown to take
part IN the program. This is the first
exercise Of this kind that our schools
have ever had and it is hoped that
everyone will ONE and help make the
occasion a great success.
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HEALTH MESSAGE
TO The WORLD.
Take "Fruit-d-tlVes" and
Make Yourself Well

"Fruit-a-tiycs', the marvellous
medicine made from fruit juices and
tones, the most beneficial medicinal
agent ever given to mankind.
Just as oranges, apples, figs and
prunes, are natures W medicine, SO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from these
fruit juices--but concentrated and
intensified-is the greatest Stomach
and Liver Medicine, the greatest
Kidney and Bladder Medicine, the
greatest Blood Purifier, the greatest
remedy for Headaches, Constipation,
and Indigestion, in the world.
J0c a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
AT dealers or from TRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENsBURG, NY.
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NORTH MONTPELIER

Mrs. Fred Lille has been i'll for til
past week with inflammatory rheuma
tism.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Emery are visit
ing in Hyde Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'D. Hills visited
friends in East Corinth last week.
Mrs. Maggie Lawless went to Brad
ford last Thursday to visit her daugh
Ter, Mrs. Charles Mears.
Miss Alice Persons went to Barr,
City hospital last Wednesday for al
operation to remove her tonsils and al
adenoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker were u
Barre Monday to attend the wedding
of their sister, Christine, To Douglass
Nswcombe.
Mrs. Ruth Butterield has returned
from her visit in johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Labean were in Barre
Sunday.
Everett Morse j. doing some carpen-
tering for Leon Ellis.
The Indies cleared SIG from their sup
per held In connection with the dance
BY CAROLS orchestra last Friday eve
ming. This money is to be used for
street lights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ellis were IN
Montpelier Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Richard Of Marshfield Il
caring for Mrs. Fred Little.
Prof. Ralph Mayo Of johnson was N
the place Sunday.
We are pleased to announce that
our church. which has been undergoing
repairs for the past year. is now ready
for use and Rev. George Fortier of Nor.
will hold services next Sunday
at 3sl5. Recessional will be sung by
the children and d solo will be sung
by Mrs. Ruth Walker. All come and
help make ii a good service.
The ladies VIII all meet Thursday
afternoon at the church vestry to clean
II.
John Button was at his home in
Craftsbury Sunday.
Sunday morning.
Miss lila Fifeld is at home from Proc
.or for a two weeks vacation.
Thomas Lawless has sold his farm
md bought the Allen farm in Barre.
Mrs. Cecil Tucker and son. Kermit,
we're in East Barre one day last week
o visit Mrs, Emma Tucker and little
Katherine Tucker.
Mrs. Perley Fifield was in Proctor
asst Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George PRAY and Miss
lillian Kelley were in this place Thurs
of last week, calling on friends.
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MIDDLESEX

Mrs. T.. r. Seaver and son spent The
week end at her parental home in vii.
Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Wilson Of Perm
~ X, are visiting their daughter. Mrs
Roy French, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rowell Of Jones
Brook were guests at Albert Cranes
Monday.
j. +. Goodenougb came the latter
part of the week from his work in New
Hampshire for a visit to his wife at
their home here.
Waldo Miles expects to move soon to
Montpelier, where he will have night
work at the carbarn.
The regular meeting Of the Parent
Teacher association has been postponed
until June s. Mrs. Barber of Mont
pelier expects to be present and win
give a talk with lantern Illustrations.
Roy French and family spent Sunday
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For Thin Waists
and Sleeveless Gowns


A safe. certain method for Kidding
the skin Of ugly. hairy growths is a.
follows: Mix a paste with some pow
dered delatonc and water. apply "a
hairy surface about , minutes. then
rub of, wash the skin and the hairs arc
gone. This j. entirely harmless and sell
dom requires repeating, hut to avoid
disappointment ii Is advisable to zee
that YOU get genuine delatone. Mix
fresh as wanted.-adv.