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The New York herald., 1922-12-30

Alabama Great Southern Railroad Co.
American Water Supply Co. Of Ksnkskee
Athens Railway & Electric Company
Butler Water Company.
Cedar Rapids, lows, City Of, Relu- ding
Bonds.
Central Brewing Company.
Chattanooga City Water Company.
Chicago & North Western Railway CO.
Equipment Agreement, Series &C"
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Rwy. Co., Equipment Agreement, Series
B."
Clyde Water Supply Co., Refundins As.
Commercial Cable Company.
Constitution Publishing Company.
Cowlitz Lumber Company.
Dayton Union Railway Company.
East Greenwich Water Supply Co., lst
Mtgc.
East Greenwich Water Supply Co., End
Mtsc.
East st. Louis & Interurban Water Co.
EIizabeihtown Water Co.
Ellsworth Collieries Company.
FL Paso & Southwestern Railroad Co.
Hampshire Southern Railroad Company.
Herkimer, Mohawk, lion & Frankfort
Electric Ry. Co.
indianapolis Union Railway Company.
Iowa City Water Company.
Lakewood & Coast Water & Elec. CO.
Mobile Light & Railroad Company.
Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad Co. Extension
lst Mtge. .
National Starch Company.
New Castle & Shenango Valley Railroad
Go.
New York 4 C1bs Mail Steamship Co.
DIVIC
January End. 1923.
Duluth Superior Traction Co., Preferred.
Ernest Simons Manufa curing Co., Pre-
fered.
United States Tobacco Co., successor 10
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Star "Want Adj"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
itth ct. and Vermont ave.. John Q: Haley.
is sts am: and st., s..' Dsy; ci rn:s%se'
18th aud clifton sts. a. Colodny Co.,.
nth and Harvard sts.. The Harvard fhaf'
Il,h st. and Columbia road. Evans DRUG
s4ol 18th st.. Bronaush's Pharmacy;
Holmead and Otis place. HGlmead Pharmacy:
81, 18th st. and Colorado ave.. Pines Df'neA
i7th It and Park road. Upton 4 Myers.
2,ss C. cslsorni: az; Mprs.n h sss. e,.,ss
n and o s..., A.:oeiatsd p,u, s s%s:o.
ssol 'e Ca I avn. ''i Rsa ecoi fss-m."y ,
G:: ave: and Rock Creek Church I'd. Roes
100, L st.. Morse Pharmacy.
Dupont Circle. Dupont PharmaeRyh; ,rm,c,
N. YIN. J. ayes and II st.. wafer .
Florids ave. and LIST st.. sylvern IAup-
r. Worth c.p,to, 8. and R. I. ave-. rsrte'''
1722 p. I'VE. J. rn-'. x-'ct.
21,s and 'ts. onirl.y. pn.rP Pssyn.cy.
GEORGETowN.
1923 Conn. ave. Chevy Chase PharTseyi; .,a
2sth and P St.. Prtde's Pharmacy.
safh and IL s,. Do" Weller i Mosiey's Phar-
Wisconsin ave, and st.. Don,hue's Phar-
macy.
q st: ~ Sd. ~ Tt',1r- -; Joachim
s ss9 md s s:rr. r!sds Music l. s,ols
It'll ST. and Md: ave-. Louis hradies.
18th st. and Nd. ave. Louis Sacks.
1918 II st., Sears NEWSSTAND.
North Capitol and Eye sts.. Kenealy Phar-
East Capitol and sth sss.. Fuhrmann''
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Pharmacy.
eo,h i: and n. l. ave. Paul ph'r"'e'-
$500 10Th st. ne. Mayo's Pharmae'-
SOUTHEAST.
% ct. and Pa. ave-. H T. sprucebank.
9Th and Eye SITS. Weller Moskey's fnsf'
macy. -
IIi,h and "a. ave. ren!y.s. fh psnr%,c,
1907 Nichols ave, weiss 4 Healy-Anacos-
soUTHWEsT.
7th and d sts., Lant1 Bros
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CHAPTER XVIII

e e 5 wn n osf fo o the that he
s'1 an:
dose a ee s fir ss to ss sss es ; wax: sS me stiff
his he was ] a. AFTER some Rou5S OF % % he
his Among
s;5
t 9SfSSf s' M @sef his m"s
"f@ s He did,
5ns ss %%S!{ sSss
ST. time SnS on ,Sd ives: to H. xn
$;;;;f: s +; S; %S '{s sas
oag boast came M t hs1 us and some dry
? F9" have hs and %G 9ssh: sn Hs l. with smile
s% ss ;sss '
Wss the I Ia, and II: x na about o
T. 5s,S sa @
T; know Il: h.! i ST ?:ss S:' Meant by "
& 5 :s Il; h{ss -: s '*1s
,sy
a os H OBI o such f SG bs
;.Sss Ssi
This arrestins, Durran speak
find it But huff said: You Mary
y S a on us all v,sd as tn a
off that shares
stead That let Tony in the ground floor And something
the also-ran class This mornings little eapped lid
w his really s to
chair"
She
cloth china H1 iSs ss:y s % a: s
like "a now
ii 1sa dry ssaa *, M a:
lad going the
when Captain Crossey produced the poison ring.
asked
BE ON tnued
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MAI.E-Continued.

FLOOR MANAGER, expert
enced; good opportunity and
permanent position for capable
man. Apply Supt., Kings
Palace.
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and light laundry work
small family; references required. Call 100
18th st NV
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FURNITURE
SHIPPING CLERK.
Experienced shipping clerk
for shipping department; only
those with thorough experience
in packing furniture need apply.
Mr.. Dobrin, Manager,
GOLDENBERG'S,
9TH and K SITS.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

ACCOTSTANT With ~" years experience de-
sires permanent connection: am also excel
lent typist. Address Enr l4W, star once. So
RODYGUARD.- ny es-s"rvire nsn, aged 3s;
has had 20 wears military service: all dis
charges honorable can give hest Of reference
Address Box I3a-N stnr Office az
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THE HOUSE OF PERIL
Thrilling Mystery Story BY LOUIS TRACY.
CONTINUED from yesterday's starr


@ az m F, Rt p d 10 GROWN bn s.n d o. thar ;x?
Surely something deeper Kidding himself of for
hand And the scheme beforehand
mastery Selling
then something Bakers arrival after the sending
precipate would
passed You
let Miss Dixon sight unless she
the house lou Miss Dixon dream of alone
Adts really startling factunes something dramatic happens
before morning. shall make business to interview Mr.
tell him whole household should leave New York
by the night mail Certain legal business connection with Mr.
Corand will dean there twoth
immediate departure Then the Dixon family should vanish
the uap-so Europe for choice"
being the country" demanded Willie
Dixon fccc.
2O'Gf a e e @ 6 81 as or eouts Sut
tell cndd that have enough evidence against him
Ne must Wait waiting aetcaIe Ths
@ Furnaux and m any longer We must leave with you by
sSH % @ SfS
& ~ e ss,e ss hs sst s add occupy
the whole job the shores Of
e q ns %s S% NJ may Ts my father proves %
% o!hs and ,ps
m forced You be he will long Paul Smiths
M form asss,i ts s Ms: s bson
" % rae" n" tia, ra Sss, mSFl m5 's S oad
arr M and ce on her M the and 0 oret as. % a
by @ Gn e sEa BY ho o Srn rs
s sn sot @ By said Dlds so x hi S: ao
i'll
He had the corridor and look through window
anding the lake
alone announced driving,
course
Well bring light sighed Winter
honestly peubed by the unexpected New York
certainly Let better one
it's" sSf's i'' ''"''& can reach
piece @ s will be At lie lat: my h; s: :s VII sns
through the window within feet of the ground
will wake That's effective alarm clock which few
thought Now show where each the
Mary took him touro inspection
What the Willie when he
and Stuart alone did he shy from question
danger that threatens Nary?
us n growled
that heard before.
reported the Willie In
don't idiots who confound
goad him Winter believes shall
tackle him the Do remember what he said about
being ready sacrifice lamb decoy for tgers But why
should Mary's life be risked in this way:"
Il do. And this damnable business end
without Mary, who
housewy Stuart closed the door, which had been left
He eyed the chief for second silence,
habit think before he spoke.
But the merely smiled and bit the end of fresh Havana
"lou needn't fly Stuart he
her
if the boiler doesn't within
hours She least
CHAPTER XVIII
CARDBOARD
rank Baker though and physically
he
drowned feel i'll effects from
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All Advertisements for The Evening stal
must be at The Star office or one Of Inc gu.
ISSUE, with the following exceptions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
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WORK by refined colorj
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

OFFICE PoSJTl0ks--ReE. fee. 2Sc. wash.
ineton Employment Exchange. 1919 ct. NV.
HELP-FEMALE DOMESTIC.
COOKS t2i. chan Mermaid. | working house
keeper fwhitel. "a mornings. y. eo1l-J
COOKS, $40 10 So month: nurses. rhamhrr-
maids, Waitrssses, etc. Fullrrs Exchange,
1921 18th NJ. 3is
SITUATiON-E'EMA DOMESTIC.
CHaMBERMAIpS ~. 1 nurse girl twhitei.
cook, . general workers. 1 laundress tcol-
nred,. Call y. COLL mornings.
SITUATION-MALE AND FEMALE.
COMPETENT HELP. sny kind. Phone North
1900. Super Service Bureau. l.
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HOCSEWORk in exchange for q room. An
Z s~er by letter, I52s swsnn 81 u
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Advertisements under the s,"'c .assinca-
lions will b." accepted at The Star ONCE il.n
at and PA. ave-. until $3.50 Am. day OF issne,
Q m day Of issue. AL advertisements Tor ine
Sunday Star must be received at The star o Ga
BY pm Saturday. ut any OF 1he S'a'
branch offices nv Pm. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER Is required for AL id.
yartiaemsnts from Transient adyertiSer1.
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LIGHT HoUSECLEASING; stay nights: no
cook ing; colorcd girl; reference. 3537 Iiol-
mead nj
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE lContinued).

BOY. white. for receiving and
delivery department; good op-
porlunitv. Harry kaufman, Inc,
1910 9TH Il. nv.
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GENERAL HOTSEWORK. girl from country
stay nights l247 nth IT NV
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WOMEN wanted-We want women who are
ambitions to work and willing to make good.
We teach and train you in your spare or full
time a dgnihed profession. Permanent posi-
tions. short hours and good pay. Fifth Ave.
Corset Co., 3G3-3O4 Barrister bldg, 63o
st. NV.
YOUNG LADIES employed in government de-
partments and large commercial establish
ments as representatives Can earn Christmas
money Apply room 209. 921 18th st. NV.
lDavidson bldg). between 4:30 and $50. l.
YOUNG WOMEN-The Chesapeake and Poto-
mac Telephone Company is offering excellent
employment to a limited number Of alert, ener
gctic young women. Apply Room !. 722 12tb
81. NV.
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INTERPRETATIONS.

!" AN xGU-Slx v lxONos
DOMEsTIC-COLORED-Continued.
DAYS WORK. work Of any Kind. or bundle
wash. Can or write. 1892 r st NV:
pays WORK. cleaning or laundry. Call
1243 9TH at NV.
DAYS WORK and laundry to take home b.
reliable woman. 2l32 1lth st. NV.
GENERAL HOMEWORK or plain cooking
Rome nights. si3 End It. NV.
GENERAL. HoUsEWoRK by coIored womI
1910 st NV. Phone North 6r2U.
GENERAL HOMEWORK, in small family.
felable coiored girl. Col. J's36. janitor's Qui
GENERAL WORK reliable woman in sui
urbs, must stay nights and have city refe-
cnce: comfortable room and good wages
Telephone Cleveland 1851 IL
GENERAL HOUsEwOKK by refined color,
zlrl Phone Col. SS6I
| GENERAL HoCSEWORK, coIored girl wish
situation 2227 18th at nv.
GENERAL. HOMEWORK by reliable wom.r
! s23 2nd st sc.
GENERAL H0rsEw0RK. girl from country
stay nights. l241 eth II NV
HELPING In kitchen or plain cooking; sleep in
| o. out Cali Or write, 1880 18th ~. NV.
HOCSEWORk In exchange for a room An
s"er by letter. I52s swsnu 81. Il
HoCsEWoRk in private family, respectable
coored woman. 3:26 sherman ave. NV.
LACE crRTAINs cssefuny washed and
LACE CURTAINS neatly done. Phone Lnc.
5457-J.
i fAUSDRESS. first class. days or half day.
wors. or cleaning. Apply 1905 18th ct. NV.
LAUNDRY, two days a week. $50 dunbar
ton ave.
LAUNDRY WORK to take home 22o4 IIth
81. NV
LAUNDRY cleaning by the day: colored
woman: reference. Green. $50 o at. NV.
MAID or plsin cook desire. place In home
apt. 1907 At. NV. 80
y, RSE q" hnnxew0rE. .Olored gar, wishes
position: Cali Col. s353,J.
NURSE GIRL and assist with homework
Phone Line. 1858.
NURSING will assist chamber work or plain
! crence. Can l745 ST. NV.
| PLAIN COOKING, in apartment; colored girl.
93l St NV.
PLAIN COOKING, help with laundry and
homework; for two days only; settled colored
woman. 1l6 y st. NV.
PLAIN COOKING. light Homework. By settled
colored woman; stay nights; NO laundry. 9nS0
! l. ~. NV.
POSITION 10 look after baby or young child.
by a colored country girl. Address Box lo<-N,
Star oficce.
WATERSHED coIored girl; experienced.
North .SO1.
WASHING or day work. oy neat colored girl
32ll Sherman ave.
WASHING. small. IN he don. at home by good
reliable cnlored woman. Phone West 2I<2. u
WOMAN. colored, place for morning worF
l..5. IIth 81 nv ~
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WANTED-HELP.


CHAMBERMAID and light laundry work:
small family; references required. Call 1906
18th st NV.
COOk-Settled woman; stay nights: comfort
able room with bath: city references required.
3i15 WOodley road Cleye. 1896.
COOK and light homework: smrll family:
neat, experienced. end city references. Apply
l36. the HsdleiGh. 18th and NV.
GENERAL HOrsEWORKER. colored girl. Ap-
ply 1880 Mt Pleasant st. n -
GENERAL H0TSEWORK and laundry; two
in family; neat, coIored girl; references. 400
18th st. NV. Phone Adams 9Bs.
GENERAL HOCSEW0RK-Go home nights;
references. Call Cleveland 54".
GENERAL HOCsEwORKER. reliable young
girl; sleep home: small family. 1925 18th NV.
GENERAL HOUsEwORK, reliable girl 1915
Park road, apt. 8.
HOUSE CLEANER - viii Mrs. Blanche
smith. Girard ST., please call Col. 4103: IL
HOUsEwORK. reliable girl Apply Quarters
X, navy yard. Small family; no children.
Line. 1880 Br. 139
LIGHT HOUSECLEASING; stay nights: no
cook ing: colored girl; reference. 3537 Hol-
mead pl. NV.
LIGHT HnESEwORK- Col"red rir: brng
references. PA It'll 81. ne. third floor.
MAID for general Homework. Apply 500
WOMAN, settled. TO cook and do laundry
small family stay nights: must have good ref
crence. Phone Adams To-. l.
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going to buy one and make carbon
copies of the numbers he gets. "
perhaps they give him bonus
for carbon copies"
ct know some fellows who
would like to give him a raise +"
Not financially
g No, vigorously!
81 think they should get him C
lantern, 50 he could go around at
night looking for numbers he
missed in the day time
Don't you want him to sleep at
all?''
well. I would rather have him
sleep in the day time"
Say, we all made one fatal
mistake the other day..
Whats that?''
None of US took Harvey Lam
ham up when he wanted to bet
odds that Edward would be nom
mated
That would have been just as
unfair as shooting crap with load
ed dice
"Oh. well, at any rate I still
maintain he makes good bedticks
even if one can't feather a
political nest wi tn EN-.
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Berton Braleys Poem
STICK TO YOUR LAST

If ever grow great,
I ask this boon OF Fate
NO matter what have to crow
about,
May destiny prevent
NY daring to comment
On any sort Of thing don't know
about.
A big man in his line
Can give advice that's fine
Regarding any trade he's acquaint-
ed with;
But when he gives out dope
OF any greater scope
He needs a tarry brush to be paint
ed with.
I'm never very bored
whan Mr.. Henry Ford
Discusses motor cars with felicity;
ss77 And L would never run
From Mr.. Edison
A long as he discussed electricity.
But great men such as these
Are likely. by degrees,
To think they have achieved omnis,
cheney:
They get up Questionnaires
And talk Of World Affairs
A little of that bunk is sufficiency!
And so /, ask. of Fate
That u shall never pirate
A lot of empty bosh as go about:
If d estiny is kind, <
NY talk shall be confined
Exclusively to things that - ! know
about WI, .$f3
Copyright, 10 22.l SSs
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VICTOR BIRD REsIGNSgAs
sYY' GENERA al SECRETARY

The acceptance of Victor Birds
resignation from the position OF
general secretary of the Fairmonts
Young>NIen, Christian Association
cal board. The resignation is eff
iective August 15 when Mr.. Bird
will go to. Lima Ohio. to act asS
Industrial secretary OF the Y M
CA. there. III 81;
Mr.. Bird held a similar positios
with the FARM ont FROM Dsss
mber, 1919, until there was n
in the general scretarYs;
position and Mr. Esrd was given
the appointment, While ~ @ the
.foremer position. Mr.. Bird rsantzsss
ed the In dustria1 SupervtsNrssSG Club
trial EXHIBITS besides carrying on:
much valuable mertcanizations
work. Mr.. Bird IS successor he1e.
has. not yet been named ~
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MAN UNABLETO PROVE
HE'S DEPUTY MARSHAL

NEWARK, Ohio. Aug. 5.-Po-
lice were endeavoring TO learn IT,
day if there was any truth in the
statement of Louis Slocun OF St
Louis, Mo-, employed at the B. &
o. shops here, who last Mkt shot
and killed one man and wounded
anoth er. that heis a O.. S. deputy
MARSHAL. He was unable to prs
duce credentials.
John Koleman, the dead striking
shopman, was shot through the
heart. and his companion was
Wounded in the hip
.Slocum told police the men +
tackled him as he was on his way
I'd the shops. When they started
TOW ard him with drawn pistols. he
said, he. opened fire. police said
they did not believe either Of the
men were armed Threats were
made against slocum by striking
shopmen after he had been arrest
ed and placed in the county jail.
but efforts of the local and union
officials to calm the men were sue
cessful.
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ono 8, Z! sist,er,: Ans, chlrles

home other sister. Mrs. Charles VIZ
Barr.
aLonnie Steele business Sisea
tor In Booth syille this week
saSs ar. and Mrs. Anthony Bowan
have moved from SBowenita to their
new residence on the country club
road. ssss
Mis- Mary Cunninghnm Visited
Miss Ina Hughes Thursday,
Paul Carroll OF Grafton visited
his aunt. Mrs. Clay Satterfield. Sun
day.
Mrs. Eorothy Kirk and sister.
Miss Rachel Baker and Miss Clara
summer OF Winfield are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dent West
Mrs. Jesse sands and family are
the guests OF relatives in clarks-
burg.
Dorsey Hughes. who has beenf
confined TO his home for the past
few weeks with blood-poisoninEi Is
now a Bile to be out.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING

BELVIDER, NJ j., Aug. 5.-A
bolt Of lightning struck down a
sturdy tree on the banks of the
Delaware River, then leaped a dis
lance of. ten feet to the porch of
the summer home of Mrs. Thomas
a. Berkeley OF Easton, Pa. aud in
stantly killed her. "A friend to
whom Mrs. Berkey was talking at
the time, seated but two feet from
her, had her shoe and stocking rip
ped from her foot and leg, but es-
capped with a burn on the heel.
ss'The lightning bolt struck Mrs.
Berkey IN the head. She was 20
years -old. Es3 S55 @
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THE MAID5ON
HESCOURTH0USE

whats this world coming to?"
Einquired the maid on the court
house of$Ira Smith as he came up
SsMeet swinging his cane like a
clock endulum.
90 thought 1t was going-not
comm said Ira.
on set pertinent said the
MID
right but whats the trou--
sssssWell, see by the papers that
stheS Ulcers broke up. crap game
AouaSpence street.
:sSssgssp 8 You favor cnapi sames2n
Not parti but thesCon-
attutionS says that every mat. is
Eenttt1ed%to life liberht aand the
of 5happinessss.
s.sVVheng man plays crAp>is he
in pursuit sofshappiness7-s
S:ssssThatgdepends on how1the dice
1Yesrollin ~ M s ny N {3J NJ
ou!es Infer Cd Al - -
Isinier nothing-I simply state
gamble should be given a
SchanceE to.nakesan honest living"
sssWelI,S d on get your drift. /"
ssEhat,sssall right, as didn't
pectsyouf to-:
ssThahks! e
aBys tie way, Il wonder what
the minister would say II he
FOUND some OF the boys playing
stud poker with the licenses on
on Adams street,"
He wouldn,t give a boot as
long sStheyswere passing cars
$alts he cares about are cars at
esaes onStt1e broad highway:5
ssSay,SJ saw the old detective
Saooktns$at teTs in a In
ss1oW thssothers day. Perhaps he Is
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CORN rs com.

MYTH crop estimated at nearly three billion
w bushels which will bring in the neighborhood
OF cents bushe1 on the average this year. the
corn growers Of the country will have something
more than pin money to spend Til ey will re-
ceye something SIZE 100000 for their crop.
The Democrats will hardly attempt to make an
issue of that.
Something over year ago the price of corn!
was low that there talk of using it for fuel
in the west. Before the passage of the emer
gency tariff law were importing considerable
quantities of corn, most all of it from Argentina
This, added to other conditions having most
depressing effect on: the corn market
The COMING years isto be feast year for our
cattle. hogs, sheep. chickens. horses and mules
Corn will put pep in the meat we eat; it will
sweeten the bacon and put yellow coat OF fat on
the chickens It will add to the. egg crop, enrich
the milk, tn e butter and the cheese. It will
strengthen the beast OF burden and make m ore mel
lifuous the contraltoF of the mule. Human con-
sumers corn from the pone to the fake, will be
benefited by the enormous crop about to be reaped
Verify, Repu bicanism spells prosperity and corn
is coin.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-05
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81 IsTss# useless to do much scolding after damage
slissaccomp11 but if something could only be
SsaidSoradone& make the voters in West Virginia
realize how disheartening the primary vote in this
state sand what9a reflection it is the amb-
and intelligence of the best class of
zple8Who8 live in West Virginia, surely that word
sshouldEnotN be left unsaid, that act undone.
primary vote is Of first importance. Things
all right for the party contest in the
election time approaches but the primary
IS place where the people should speak up.
Ehe@reaIs good lis to be accomplished in the prim-
primary election last Tuesday the old
nhcal rounder was out in force, there were
nanySof him on both sides working, hard and fast
#to%secure the nomination of best fitted to
doth Athings6 he desired accomplished, there
a#minority representation of the most progressive
%aIert1menS and women, also doing their duty to
Their utmost#as it given them to see it. At,
were the great army Of the critically indit-
ferent the critically disinterested, the critically
ignorantSt The critically grouchy and the critical.
Thousands Of men and women whom West
Virginia depends for civic good for the betterment