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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-03-30
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
Q a ST0 r. A.
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.

SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
Assets December 81. 1921.
Real estate ...................s 4S4.762 81
Mortgage loans ........... 2,64I S36 22
Collateral loans - ............... 600
Stocks and bonds, 1852, 1877 4s
Cash in Office and bank. 1928 $50 81
Agents balances l.497. 319 So
Bills Receivable. ........ 40,096 65
Interest and rents. ........ ........ 1862. 736 ~
All other Assets................ 166051 3s
Gross assets. ..................s 20,057. 723 So
Deduct items not admitted...... 447.342 q
Admitted assets. I9.6lO.Ssi 81
Liabilities December 81, 1921.
Net unpaid losses .......-......-$ 1862, lis &c
Unearned premiums.............. 6.59S. 37a 35
All other liabilities ............ 976.0S5 sc
Cash Capital 10000 90
Surplus over all liabilities. 6,3s3, S07 81
Total liabilities and surplus....s 1850. 1881 81
James Pattee & Son, Belfast, Maine
3wl2
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Our Farmers Are Not Hindus.

There is a Hin fable regarding the
hen and the crow. which runs like this:
A hungry crow approached hen hatch
ing a nest of eggs. ''Why do you sit on
these eggs all time, when it is so beautiful
and there is so much to see2" asked the
hungry crow.
because / want some pretty chickens
and by sitting here all the time may get
them" replied the hen.' .
"Why, | just saw a great bunch of
pretty chickens down the road, which, if
you went after, you could have without
all this trouble and this life of solitude"
replied the crow.
Whereupon the hen.left her nest in vain
search of the chickens and the hungry
crow made q meal off the eggs.
The moral oil. this is particularly apple
cable to the drive" now being made to
get the American farmer to abandon the
American manufacturer and 60 in search
Of world markets." Those who are try
ing to persuade the agricultural interests
TO start on this vain search of ''ready-
madeV and attractive world markets are
merely schemina to eat all the eggs them
selves by getting their hands on the
American market.
So long as the farming interests con-
tinue to- cooperate with the industrial in
terests, both will prosper. But if the
farmer is misled into joining the move
ment to let in flood of foreign goods, in
the belief it will enable him to buy in a
cheap market and sell in profitable world
market. he destroys not only the prosperi-
ty of the manufacturer, but he destroys
his own prosperity.
It can not be eainsaid that for brief
time the farmer, in common with every
other consumer of manufactured products,
might make some small saving in the pur-
chase of many commodities by opening
the American market to the importation
of commodities cheaply made in foreign
countries. But the savings thus made,
ct the best. are only transient, for as soon
rs the importing interests succeeded in
driving American made goods out of the
home market, they would raise their
prices and the farmer, as well as other
consumer, would be paying % much for
foreign made goods ~ they formerly paid
for American made goods, the additional
profits going into the pockets Of the i'm.
porters- During this process the Amer
Jean farmer would be killing the best
market he has. namely: the market sup
piled BY the millions of well paid Amer.
lean working men and women.
Miss LaRue Davis of Chattanooga
Tenn.,- only weighed Is pounds. Aftel
taking three bottles Of Tanlac, she nov
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Notice is hereby given that the foliowx
appointments have been made b the Pran
Court. within and for the County of Wslaow
State of Maine.
Estate Of Daniel NJ. Nichols. late Of sears9.
James z. Nichols Of Searsport appointed eKseux
March u, A. d. 1872.
Estate Of William II. Hall, late of Unity de en-
NJ. Hall ofUnity appointed exeoutrix Mach H.
D. la22.
Estate of belmont 6. Thompson, late OF Prospect
Estelle Annie Smith of Bangor appointed e2ecsrI
March H. A. ID. 1922.
Estate of Bessie NJ. Wentworth. late OF Lincoln
Vile. Aiphonzo +. Wentworth of Lincolu yle ~
pointed executor March II, \. ID. 1922.
Estate of Annie NJ. Grout late Of Belfast. Ezns
f. Small u Belfast appointed executrix Ns,dAA
A. ID. l9Z2.
Estate Of Edith 5 Bryant, late Of Knox JoxgA
+ Bryant of knox appointed administra hiia
IA, a. ID. 1922.
Estate of Lavina 5. Ellis late of Swanyille EiI
Ellis Of Swanyille appointed administrata' Ari
IA, A. D. 1922
Estate Of Clara L. stevens, late Of Monroe 10
~ Ii. Steven. Of Monroe appointed adm misty
March II, a. ID. ly22.
Estate Of ozro knight, late of Unity. Hsfrss
knight OF Unity appointed administrator han
IA, A. ID. 1922.
Estate Of George A, Bray, late of Belfast ehars
X Coombs of Belfast appointed administra'S
March II. A. ID. 1922.
Estate Of Leroy 5. Nickerson late of steskleD
Springs. Margaret 4. NckersOn Of >tcckl.h
Springs appointed Administrative March H. A."
1922,
Ashley 5 Littleheld Of Searsport appont-d admh'
istrator March IA, A. D. 1922.
Dated at Belfast. in said County Of walds
and State of Maine this 2lst day OF ha'ea
A. D. 1922.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Register
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Every sufferer from stomach trouble,
~, belchine. sour stomach. nervousness,
dizxiness and hiliousneas. should get .
box Of NOM stomach tablets today
ard start Z treatment Guaranteed by
4. A Hoves Z Co
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Miss LaRue Davis of Chattanooga,
Tenn, only weighed 70 pounds. After
taking three bottles of Tanlac, she now
weighs over 100 pounds and il enjoying
the best Of health.
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The Aetna Casualty and Surety Co

HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT
Assets December 81, 1921
Mortgage Loans 1885. 225 90
Collateral Loans 1888. Sl5 05
Stocks and Bonds. e522, sl9 so
Cash 10 Once and Bank:........... l.236, 232 s.
Agents Balances. ....... l,7l9.S2s Sc
Bills Receivable. ................. l64, 969 l2
Interest and Rents,..... 1s6ox3 46
All other Assets. Ie5. 234 %
Gross .$l5. 634. 143 70
Deduct items not admitted........- l75, PIT "a
Admitted Assets. ........sl6. ASS. s65 IS
Liabilities December 81, 1921
Net Unpaid Losses. 3.226.94l 6e
Unearned Premiums. ............ SECS, 976 II
All other Liabilities. ............. 1880. 437 SO
Cash Capital ........... 1900, 600 90
Surplus over all Liabilities. 3,072.5Os IL
Total Liabilities and Surplus....$l5, 45s. 865 So
Vim. L. Luce, Belfast
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Colds Stop Quickl,-.

Breaks up cold in six hours; nothing
gives quicker relief in coughs and colds
than Hyomei. Goes right to the spot
fails. A. A. Howes & Co.
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SICK STOCK

BOOK on treatment of Horses, Cows,
Sheep, Dogs and other animals, sent
free. Humphreys Homeopathic Vet
7rinary Medicines, 156 William ST.. N. Y
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Esla'e of Winslow W. Seavey. late Of Troy
First and final account and private claim ore.
scented fer allowance by Mildred S Piper
sxecutrix
Estate Of Ralph II. Elwel of Brooks. Fin
account and private claim presented for sllos.
snce ty Joseph l. Elwell. guardian.
Estate Of William Dotson, late Of UntT
Second aud final account presented for alov.
aHce by &c, rye A. Dobson. administrator.
Estate of William Dobson, late Of uaiy
Petition of George A. Dobson that the yuas.
of Probate may determine who are entitss
said estate and their respective shares ihss
snd order the same to be distributed sex
, ingly.
Estate of Arnold II. Davis, late Of Frsea.
Petition of Annie 5 DAVIS. sdministritl
that she may be licensed to sell and convsyG
public or private sale certain real estate stu
sted in Freedom and belonging to SAID decsn-
ID and described in said petition
Nettie NJ Reynolds. late of Troy. deceased
VIII aud petition for probate thereof and that
letters lestsmentary issue to Lemuel n Reg.
noIds, he being the executor named therein
and presents said petition.
Estate Of Emery W Cunningham, late o.
Swanville. First and final account presented
for allowance by Albert +. Cunning ham. egecu-
tor
ELLERY BOWbEN.
Judge of said Court
A true cory Of the orieinsl Attest,
CHAS r. JOL NSON, Reg ter.
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GAINESVILLE

,u -.
''u,IN '""i"'
at '"' ne VI ''' |""' :" '"',
"''' III "'' r'"hi""' y,
.''''e"' 10 an. MIS-" MaIo "a9 maui
" rti''"'N""ie rccoru J" '''eu"' '',
III" uRua work. ic' p'"sl am WIZ
'ohsiH' OF IoIiSahha anu i'" In'e-
ScIiane"uS numnerF.
MrH. 'aEI S'hih ana MrS. '"'A. N'"'-
ron were VISITORS IN NnceHnE nuFb-
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STEUBENyILlE
Service Held UUp


Service on the StcuhLuNi!Io-MI uG3
line of the Wheeling Traction Company
was suspended several hours yesterday
when a big retaining NasS erected
along the cmbankmcut between here
and MinrV. collapsed. 'hc earth moving
out from under the trucks for Il dis
lance oc 50 yards. \ transfer Is now
being made around the danger spot.
Re pairs will probably take several
weeks as new retaining wall VIII
have 10 hc constructed.
ohers First Mass
4 congregation lha- filled -. Peter
Church to capacity was IN ATTENDANCE"
Sunday when Rev. William Joseph
Moran. OF this ely. offered his first
mass In" altar having been 4 Eitt az
his former Schoolmates "a 50. Peters
Father Moran was ordained at '"lum-
bus last Saturday by Bishop Hartley
violators Fined
Ralrn BOSTON. vino WAS arrested hN
city polio" yesterday for Transporting
ilIlcir liquor. was found guilty in Mayor
Hawkins court and was fined S30o and
costs Mike MIkovirh. who w. picked
~ on = similar charge. drew rine
%" 5000 AMI COSTS.
Death Roll
Mss Virginia HUI Nirn"lS Wid"W ~
the late William Z. Nichols. died at
her home her" Sunday aged 81 years
she is survived Ivy two sons. Herbert
IF StcuhcN,il,c. and Frank. "f CicV"-
land.
August H. Schorpa d,rd It, his home
here his morning. a""d q years. after
a brief illness with pneumonia. He was
mn employe .: the Pan handle railroad
IIc &c survived by his wife ami four
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brTs are asked to Ue present as many
uattcrs vi importance Vii! ps oscUssS4
Kiwanis Program.
The regular luncheon OF the h'N"hi'
r'un VIII re. head t"uurrUW evening ~ b
u'c,ock 81 TIA" iIkS' h"il instead OF noon
rs has lscn the custom FLw"ctt ana
EUthcrmuni. engineers, have charge Oh
tile program. MuIiH= pictures on E""h
roads VIII H.. shown in connection win
talks nn good roads hE representatives
from IA" State Highway department ana
the National Portland cement aSS"C!a-
tron Fr.,nk Ioh: wlil nave charge Of
the music .,rI several selections will he
rendered hy thc rcNly formed kiwdnlS
quartet TAr". jndIyiiEal prizes viii
bc given IH addition /" plat" prizes y
good ltt,"danc, iS expected.
Rumor UnfoUnded.
II U.s. reported here yesterday that
s"l cral cubs had been raid"H by the
Iolica and that u quantity of home brew
wa> rnacn. l'puu further INVESTIGATION
~ police headquarters the rumor was
denied.
Several at Beech Bottom.
Several mill workers from thus cry
h.tv" gone 10 Beech Eottum to WORK. he
mill is supposed to SO on this morn
ing. Tho men that were III The pla"t
LETT several days ago.
Eight In League.
~ ne E,.,.i.r oI,,n. to,r,a
'''' ''"L"r ~ - ',l ,,,i,n.
P"S''" 'n''' "'",.'H n'', ;.,,,t,,.
teams nave N'N'' = '"'i INV,
"hteFlhE' ne '"NnH NI' 'S'''.,! 'r wv
i"eScn' 'n'r "''' '"'' C'''r rr'
ing. Wcllshurr. ErNaire and Follanshcc.
fy,E ~ d
ne '''h We ".'' ~ ,.,,i.;, ,,,,,g
y',,," ''' ,'',,.' 10y ,,a 49, n,,,,i.r.
80 -" ,'''' ''.',. ,r,, ,I,,,1,,,o Viii bn
o,.r. or ,,,r,,na-
-, ,'.,,, w., ,on,.,o -, ,vhnnIInr
.r,,,,.J,, ,,i,.n,
ro,oh-o+o r,r. vic+orise
tr,., ,Ir1n,Irs wr,. celebrated =, the
vain ..ro,I ,.o.,ori., morning whom
..I,,,,.r u,. hcrl pcv / |, aurhorue
,r,i,c or "IJun,,r Machine" a book writ
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II n,keular Tuu clcHu.up NJ! IN
Jude uot only all ilrs htItGd' and dali
rerOus places. but al places l''' 90 IL
comply with health regulations, 'hS'""-
ing the inspection - az E"''P,''',
grounds and n.thv places. Ere M"IA'.,''
pykprnan has asked the BOARD oil 'E'''
"a nut on this campaign with Tue 80
oDeration Of the city fire Chl"', "'.''''
officer and Mayor puff THO 'h"''''
waS brought 10 the attention 90 '""
directors Of the Board Of TRAD" ~
special meeting held yesterday al - >
in th, private dining room at IN" a.. "
hotel The directors instructor 'h'
civic Affairs committee headed IN NJ
MAXWELL. 10 talic w tn" oh>"rNa1'"-
Letters have been sent to tho different
officials ?Shiug Them Tor their """DerA-
lion and II ~ Thought that IN" ramr$gH
will be- very successful. ~
Taken TO St. Clairsville.
Tho beer which Was taken IN 4 r"!H
Of the pcsch and Taddcn soft drink
n;aces Saturday night was taken I" 81
C',nirsSi He Yesterday Afternoon Ivy Mayor
Dufr and Officer Elw"od N"thcrmund.
7, Will hc tested at that place ana y
neccssar, will hn Srnf from Their" -
columbus who're they first in'cnded to
send Il.
Aged Colored woman Dies
Mrs. Ros2cna Richardson. aged II
PASSED away At her home go South S"N'
cnth street yesterday afternoon about
tow O'Clock following 4 four weeks Ill
ness rr heart trouble. She was morn
IN Virwinia and has lived here FOR many
wears. Her husband. Anderson E!"A1rd-
son. died about three years ago. Sh"
lcnycs Ave children Mrs. EmmT l.N"uS,
Mrs. Cassie Bush. Eugene, Mrs. En-"
Yates and Miss Rosa. She leaves beside
her children IA grand children ana i
great grand children She was 4 ;hlth-
flu member OF the Fifth Street VI. T..
church, Funeral arrangements ar not
complete bat Rev. q. H. Banks pastor
Of the church Will hacH "j,nrc" "' IN"
services and ntcrmcnt Will h" !" River
view cemetery.
Fred Koeber Very III.
Fred koclcr is seriously 81! at i!'
homo on South Fourth street wiA
pneumonia. Hopes wcr. given "n las
Saturday but K"ch"r seemed {" he
slightly improved y"Sjcrda, and ~"
rhysicians arc very hopeful for hts re-
covery.
Kahn Club Ministries.
The MINISTRIES given 10y the kain '.nh
NJ the high school auditorium last cN".
ming under the auspices Of the Nm"r'-
can Legion will u" repeated again to-
night Tickets will go on sale for TINS
evenings performance ~ til" REQ ga
rage on South Fourth street this moru-
ing \ very large crowd attended IA;
night and another FUN house Is expected
tonight.
Speakers Selected,
At mcc,ing Of the senior class Of '''
high school which VIII grnG,!Hi" -
Jun" two speakers were elected. III
gene Thomas and Howard ll"nd"rs"l
were elected by the class aud thts eye
ming after school the teachers viii go
lcct two moro. Isabel FNhrrt Will h"
valedIctorian, and Bernard paUhcrt VIII
be SalutatOrian.
Health League to Meet
The Martins Ferry Health League
will meet this evening In IL" council
chamber of the city building. All mem
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CANDY STORE ROBBED

Some time during Sunday night the
Bnur! Candy company store at Thir-
tceHth and Main streets was entered
and robbed. No money was secured
Police believed the robbery was that OF
boys, as considerable candy and Easter
eggs were taken. \ side window OF the
place was broken and entrance gained.
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.,r.'.. .' 80 Gel
Mn:lrl a.G ..h..I dr:'- n:.'.
C-Lr,n," Armstrong - VISITING his
parents Oh Clinton street for several
days.
The Tuesday Nigh; clUh Will meet
this evening at the home Of Mrs. George
Eullirger on Elm street.
Mrs John Roberts Of SmlthH''u -
inrned after spending several days WIN
friends IN this city.
Paul kraus If Pittsburgh was huHl-
ness visitor in This city yesterday
About twenty gallon of liquor was
dumped out at the city building last
saturday.
Mrs. John Millari is confined 10 her
home on Drirwar" street with i'ih'SH.
Tho Dillonyallc Martins Ferry BUS
line resumed travel out the MI. Pheasant
pike yesterday.
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The use oi palm and olive oils to
keep the skin fresh and smooth IS
nothing new, but secret known to
pretty girls as far back as Cleopatra.
Her PaImolive came i'll skins and
Jars, and she had to do her own mix.
ing. But the bcautiiying cleanser
she achieved was the inspiration OF
the mild. soothing blend science pro
duCes today.
Take lesson from Cleopatra, who
kept her youthful beauty long after
girlhood's days had passed. She used
cosmetics to embellish and enhance
her charm. Just as women do today.
But the foundation was skin thor
oughly and beautifully cleanscd from
all clogging and dangerous accumu-
lations.
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n beauty secret
5000 years old

soothing ingredients science has been
able to discover.
The scientific combination OF these
rare oils produces smooth, creamy,
lotion-Iikc lather. PalmoIive soothcs
and bcautities while it cleanscs. 1t
keeps the skin OF the face and body
beautifully soft and smooth.
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George l.. Croker, manager OF the
Fort Stcubcn Hotel here. has resigned.
his resignation to become effective
April /. Mr.. Crockcr came here last
May as manager for the United Hotels
Company aud later was retained by
Receiver e. o. Hancs when the hotel
WAS placed in the hands OF 4 receiver.
lie goes 10 Flint. Mich. where he VIII
take over the management Of the new
Hotel Durant for the United Hotels
COMPANY
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DEMOCRATS HELD UP

Bethlehem. Pa. March lG--f'ivc men.
ali masked. early today held up score
or more members in the Northampton
Democratic club here and escaped with
about 5000.
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bridgeport Briefs


Edward MEc, 'onnauGhcy IS conhneH
- his home on Main street with illness.
NJ. and Mrs. T.. Alien returned atto'
visiting relatives IN Bloomfield. ONO.
ChurlcS Moore Of Holloway was Il bus
:acss visitor in this city yesterday.
ka;hcryn kncgIer % Cadz Pike Is
abb" t. bc out ate" weeks illness.
All light meters were read ycster-
dur afternoon.
Miss Anna StiC!cr oe Georgetown re-
turned after several days visit with
friends in this city.
Mrs. John Miller Of Lansing IS ah'e
20 be ouc again aftc- sevcra! days Ill
ness.
Tho knights OF Columbus held
wei, attended meeting last evening.
LILA MAY. Young daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Tohcn Of West Wheeling. IS
IL.
The Alpha Fl fraternity he'd well
attended meeting IN the rooms on Main
street.
The past Officers Of the Daughters OF
Liberty Will meet A; the home Of Mrs.
Write Young tomorrow evening.
Attorney Gordon Kinder left yester-
dav for a business trip TO Cleveland.
NJ and Mrs. Samuel Martin OF st.
Mary's Ohio, are visiting relatives FOR
Sevc-a, days.
Special L"ntcu services will be held n
s.. .hnthony's church this evening.
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Our price secret

II PaimOlivc were made in small
quantities it would be very expen-
sivc soap. Palm and Olive oils are
most costly soap ingredients, and
come from overseas.
But the popularity which requires
enormous production has reduced
the price to that OF ordinary soaps.
The Palmolvc factories work day
and night, the rare oils are imported
in such vast volume that the manu-
featuring cost is reduced.
Thus Palmolive priced according
to quality. would cost at least Is
cents. is yours for modest 10 cents.
YOU can afford this greatest OF all
Injuries ior every toilet purpose.
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Soothes and beautifies

Palmolivc is blended from the
same palm and olive oils Cleopatra
used - they are the mildcst, most
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MARTINS FERRY
CLEAN Up WEEK
SET FOR APR. II

April lst 10 IN" IN Will see gen
eraI cleanup in this city as a result OF
a letter sent here by state Fire Marshal
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Child's Fur eral To-day.

Funeral services of Helen Mildred
Young daughter uc Ny. and Mrs Paul
Erhe. former residents Of This city. vino
lied at their home OF Wh"riiug Island
Sunday afternoon. viii he held this
Afternoon al TWO O'Clock from the home.
Rev. II. X. pjc'rirH, pastor Of ST. Johns
Lutheran church in Martins Ferry. viii
have charge Of N" services. Intcrmcnt
WIZ h- IN L:rccnMnnd cemciNrN.
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The importance of thorough
cleansing

1t is absolutely essential to COM
plcxion beauty TO wash Your face
thoroughly once day. Palmolive
makes this cleansing doubly bench-
cial by its m!ldnesS.
The profuse, creamy lather penc-
tratcs each tiny pore, removing the
deposits OF dirt, oil and per$plratlon
which cause clogging and enlarge
mCnt.
Such cleansing is the secret OF
fresh. smooth skins, as results prove.
|, stimulates circulation, keeps the
texture fine, smooth and
youthful.
The woman who fears that
washing will age her skin has
used the wrong soap. She
\ will change her mind once
y she tries Palmolivc.
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b. &c o. Pays.

turned out 10 be i. x q. raiiroadcrs
coming in and out different banks with
IN" pays The pays wer" ratL1v NarE"r
than they have been <or quite 4 while
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Driving With No Lights.

Woman d"lvinE large car tHc"UE h
'A'~ city las; evening" evidently thought
rha' lights were not necessary. Sh"
changed her mind Suddenly when StOT-
ped hN an officer and Informed that she
WAS Violating tho traffic laws and that
sh" would HAY" - use some KIND OF
. !ights hCrHaf tcr
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Clini Funeral Today

CIln1 FunGrUI 4OUKy
The funera, Of John cunt WHO was
murdered in Il holdup while enroute TO
his home at Maynard Saturday night
will he held this morning at II O'Clock
g-o,,, the -. Stan,siaus Catholic church
nj MAYNARD. Rev. Father W. e. Hayes
VIII have charge Of the services. Inter
men, VIII he in Linwuod. The Bel
mon, Acric OF Eagles will meet the fun
era az IN, g:a,ryard where they viii
hol ,hciy rji1u service. They will
leave, n,.r, annU; twelve o'clock today
annu. IN lat. 1T inquest has not been
aprnvn....d
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X. Of c. Elect Alternates

X. OF c. Eject AIteFhKlos
\, 4 meeting al the knights OF COL
uluhuS las; evening they elected alter
nate delegates 10 the convention 20 De
held az Lima. ohio May :. The GrahH
KNIGHT and lhe past Grand hnlsht &"
Ia these CnnN cnttous every year. lheE
are charles Mckinley and Frank Ho'-
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cli claims tina. tho last time the nose
was used 20 clean or the streets. which
included Main street. from the fire plug
Il: tho city building down 10 Lincoln
av"NuC and Lincoln avenue, from Ma;a
>trc"t up I" the freight depot and from
he depot out to the railroad crossing,
II cost the city $50 TO have II done. II
IS cyid"n: that t. all the streets werr
cleaned hv the fire hose tho water hill
would run up very high. \ very ho'
discussion on the subject followed hui
they ordered that no more hose should
h" used on the streets IL the cost woT.d
be rs high as Il WAS Residents are
ROW wondering how tho streets Will he
cleaned During tho past whom the
streets were washed of, the city did not
have 20 pay near rs much and. rs the
members nf council said. this city cam
not afford 10 meet such expenses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-14

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