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~~oUTH TO FINANCE
COTTON SURPLUS
Provision Made Whereby
Marketing of Record Crop
Is Postponed 18 Months.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The South is prepared To finance
the marketing of its record cotton
crop over an 1S-mOnth period and
thereby obtain d better price for 1t
than is now obtainable. Federal
authorities We're informed here yes
! terday
Representative of the State
/ financing corporations, which were
! recently organized under the dlrec-
ton Of President CoOlidge'S cotton
committee, informed Chairman
Eugene Meyer of the committee and
Federal Land Bank officers that they
We're prepared to start business
| Immediately.
After the conference both Mr..
Meyer and Chairman A. c. Williams
of the Federal Farm Loan Board eX-
pressed the view that the South
| would meet it's problem successfully.
AS result of the organization OF
the financing corporations, which
will carry a total capitalization of
about $4,000, ,0O0, officials said 1t was
assured that the surplus of about
1000, 900 bales could be held off the
market this season and marketed in
orderly fashion over an 1S-mOnth
| period.
Evening star., 1926-11-12

A critic is a man who on all occa
sions is more attentive to what is
wanting than what is present.-Addi-
son,
Evening star., 1926-11-12
ECZEMA SPREAD
OVER FACE
lltched Continually. Lost
Sleep. Cuticura Heals.

~ was troubled with eczema
which spread all ovei my face and
neck and itched continually, 1t
broke out in pimples and the irti.
tation caused me to scratch so that
my face was badly dishgured. The
trouble was severe and caused me
to lose sleep at night.
II sent for q free sample OF Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment and after
using it and getting such good re-
suits purchased more. and in five ::
weeks / was completely healed. "
ifSiened) Miss Lendia Struggled
Richardsville. Ky
Cutieura Soap, Ointment and Tai
Icum are all you need foi all toilet
Iuses. Bathe with Soap. soothe with
IOintment dust with Talcum
lsosp a5e Ointment Is and Soe Taleum ass; sols
levervWhere. Sample each free Address
lscvtie1rs LahorstorisA Dept q, Maldsn. Mass'
Cuticura Shaving Stick 25e.
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nose running, relieves sick headache,
dullness. feverishness. sore throat,
sneezing. soreness and stiffness.
Don, stay stutfed-up! Quit blow
jug and snuffling! Ease your throb-
hing head-nothing else in the world
gives such prompt relief as "Pape's S
Gold Compound which costs only
thirty five cents at any drug store.
1t acts without assistance, tastes
nice, and causes no Inconvenience.
Be sure you get the genuine.
Evening star., 1926-11-12

The quality. flavor and bouquet Of
the wine, however. will be on "A par
with it's price. say wine agents who
are visiting the trade. They have
been warning their customers to stock
up, as the price is likely to double
within the next year"
Already there has been a big In
crease. Fifteen francs per bottle was
Maid last year for AL extra dry in bas-
kets of Is bottles. Today the same
Evening star., 1926-11-12
"H0T DOG. Limited"
Company Organized to Sell Sand
wiches to Britons.

LONDON, November IL P).-Eng-
lishmen at sporting events during the
cold weather have adopted a. habit of
Americans. Hot Dog, Limited" has
been organized and registered ito
manufacture and deal in comestible
known in the u. S. A. under the name
of Hot Dog
At first the sandwich was called
by the Englishmen "a sausage and "A
roll. with mustard The company
finally realized it was handicapped by
a cumbersome characterizatio ton. Now
officials say that the hot dog has
taken the country by storm.
Evening star., 1926-11-12
RHINELANDER PROTESTS
WIFE'S COUNSEL FEES
Request for Extra $4,000 Attack
ed as Excessive-Presses
Move for New Trial.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. November - An Ap-
IhN.i tHN LSUilhlh Nip kh .nelanii>.r
from an order denying a new trial Of
his suit for annulment of his mar
riage to Alice Jones RhineIander. TO.
day shared interest with an argument
against an additional allowance of
$4,000 counsel fees for the negro
wife.
In a brief filed with the appellate
division Of the Supreme Court in
Brooklyn. Isaac n. Mills. who repre-
Sented Rhinelander when his annul-
ment suit was tried before a White
Plains jury a year ago, contends that
$4,000 counsel fees already paid Mrs.
Rhinelander are too much. Only in
the Stokes and Stillnlan cases has so
much been allowed. he submitted.
Evening star., 1926-11-12
TRY THIS FOR A
COLD-|T'S FINE !
"Pape's Cold Compound ends
severe colds or grippe
in few hours

Y ou can enc
grippe and break
up a severe colo
either in h c a d
c h e 5 t, body or
limbs, by taking a
dose of "Pape's
{ old Compound
every two hours
until three doses
are taken.
1t promptly opens
clogged-up nostrils
and air passages
i'll the head, stops
uaStv DISCHARGE or
Evening star., 1926-11-12
CHAMPAGNE COST RISES.
1925 Vintage in France Most Ex-
pensive in History.

PARIS, November IL P). - Cham
pagne of the 1926 vintage will be the
most expensive in the history OF
Frances sparkling wine.
Evening star., 1926-11-12

wine is being quoted at p francs.
The fundamental cause of the in
crease Is in the grapes. The best
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SENATE LIBERALS
| TO PUSH FUND WAR
WIN Revive Move to unseat
Heavy Spenders ID Com
Ing Campaign
BIT DAVID LAwKENCE.

All Senators who spend more than
$25 900 In either their nomination or
election campaigns will have the eyes
of the insurgent group in the Senate
termed sharply on them. "A movement
to unseat those who spent excessive
sums Is in the making.
Although the Senate did not vote
either on the I.aFollette or the Medley
resolutions because Senator Cameron
Of Arizona. Republican, fiIibustered
until the hour that had been agreed
upon for adjournment, thus preventing
vote, announcement was made today
by Senator LaFollette ~of Wisconsin
that he would press for consideration
OF the measure Immediately on the
reconvening OF Congress IN December.
The Senate is the Judge Of who
shall or shall not be given q seat.
There appears to be little question
about that now, especially since the
unseating Of Senator Brookhart after
methods used in the Iowa campaign
had been carefully examined.
Other attempts to limit campaign
expenditures had gone by the boards
because the Supreme Court declared
this was a matter for State regulation
instead of Federal jurisdiction. The
method proposed by both Senators
Neeley and LaFoIlette places the bur-
den on the Senate itself, which has
the power to make rules az to who
shall be admitted.
Medley Less Drastic.
Senator Medley Of West Virgins
felt that postage should be excepted
and in this respect his resolution
was considered less drastic than that
of Senator LaFollette. But the
filibuster prevented determination
of just how the Senate felt about the
issue.
Even though no resolution was
adopted, the Senate can unseak any
one who In this Summers primaries
or election next Autumn is found to
have been victorious over an opponent
either by corrupt use OF money or by
excessive expenditure, with q faint Of
suspicion as to the legitimacy Of ex-
penditure.
It is incorrect, however, to assunne.
as has been the case in some pub.
lished reports. that the Senate could
declare an opponent elected simply
because excessive sums had been ex-
pended. There must be proof that
the expenditure influenced sufiicient
votes to prevent the election OF the
man who was defeated. Thus In
pennss.lva nd II has been said that
tba senate MIGHT ser,a - yviIiis - n
Sx.ilso, Toe,,aoc,-ot aIartsS3 AVE.. WI.
Ia, vare 49,. vse ~ ths IL ,.ea
sums in the primary campaign. All
that the Senate could do would be 10
ali 81, anotha,. s,sct;n, ,sr,Ies. ~
$50 I. re,,IS =, 1890 ttat 4, ~
nnal e'sclion eilousn 49, 49,. II. ~.
aiect;on 81 Mr. Wilson.
= - "
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new RE CORD MADE
IN OCEAN FREIGH 1
Atlantic Coast Ports ~ Fine Busi-
ness III First Quarter 81
Present Year

{. ocean borne foreign trade from
the Atlantic Coast III the Hrst quarter
OF 1876 exceeded In cargo tonnage
volume any previous first quarter In
Ave years. The 1876 total Of II. 416,.
900 tons represented an increase or
81 per cent over the first quarter Of
1925.
The South Atlantic group III ports
rom this virginia Capes to Key West
has made marked progress during the
past five years. the total for the flrsk
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BATH III the Fish,
Latest Economic
Problem in Italy

~ Radio 10 The star and Chicaxo Daily News
ROME. idly S.A new battle 4
being waised III Italy the battle I
OF the flaik
The newspaper ROpolo ii Roma
says: Our seas could furnish
q many more hsh than they do at
present. There should BE- q fish
militia composed Of the customs
and seaport authorities. We are
Il surrounded by the SEA. and vet
for hundreds " kilorneters nobody
iIshets.
Tho battle Ok the flnil, IL u said,
would ~ fnore easily won than
the hattie Of the grain, as one
can reap on the seas without
sowing.
Bel Luxzo, minister of economy,
promises to support this piscat
torial warfare. This isn't q fish
fCopsfishs. 1898. ~ chicasc Daily News CO.
Although business depression In Ger
many continues the railroads are haul
Ing more freight than for severa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08

quarter az 1925 o2e 900 tons being
an increase Of nearly 100 per cent
over the same period III 1922 and 10
per cent above tho first quarter Of
1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08

The North Atlantic group total Of
I'll SIS, 900 tons ID ~ per cent greater
than the total IN the first quarter OF
1922 and 81 per cent above the same
period iii 1895. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
LEMON JUICE BEST
TO WRITTEN SKIN


The only harmless
way to bleach the
skin white is to mix
the juice of two
lemons with three
ounces Of Orchard
White, which any
druggist will supply
for a few cents.
Shake well in q bot
tie. and you have .
Z 4 1 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
]AsSWANEIYlhool

hsSWANELYlhool
Swayely. formerly In Wash
ington, is now located In the
country, at Manassas, Virginia.
In addition to the college pre-
paratory department, there is
q junior school . p ally
equipped to take care of boys
from twelve to fourteen, doing
seventh and eighth grade work.
A limited enrolment and
small classes enable each boy
to get the close personal atten-
tion which the crowded grade
schools of Washington are un-
able to give
The FIvE-DAY PLAN Is
popular with Washington boys.
Students stay in the real coiin-
try at a safe. progressive
school for five days and spend
every week end at home. The
wholesome, home like atrnos-
phere at Swavely is satisfying
to the most anxious parent.
The school is easily access
ible by railroad and auto route.
Address
E. SWAVELY, Principal,
Manassas, Va.
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of the most wonderful skin whitener,
softener and beautifier..
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face, neck,
arms and hands. It cannot irritate
Famous stage beauties use it TO
bring that clear, youthful skin and
rosy-wi1ite complexion; also as a
frecklc, sunburn and tan bleach.
You must mix this remarkable lotion
yourself. 1t cannot be bought ready
to use because it acts best inmedi-
ately after it is prepared.
Orchard White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08

Railway rates in the Netherlands
are being reduced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08

ID Castillo six hundred years ago. they first made the
most perfect toilet soap that women have ever known
Castiel The beauty. che aristocracy Of Spain used
itthen As they do today Then, IS today. Spain was
known IS the land Of fine women and che ost ravis-
ing compilations il Europe n
And they keep the bloom Of those marvellous skins
50 long, and easy They know nothing If the arts
ofthe toilette, as French woman does. q sophsti
cated American woman. But more inportant than
III else ancestral wisdom reaches them to use soap
Of perfect blandness their incompatible jabov 1wo
CastileI
Yet. We confess, We have painted the lily We
have made Dona CASTLE II even lovelier toilet soap
chan che most precious product Of Castillo Howl
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well, we have made it in charming shape for 70
hand. We have given il : more ptofuse, dainti
lzther. That you may have Instantly, even in lux
warm water That will also rinse Instantly Importa
for delicate skins! And then being ahard-mille
soap Doha Castle is very very lasting, and "
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LITTLE things that make perfection the LITTLE thin
too that fastidious women value 0
Yes; when you use il You will say'of chs exqu
site CASTLE sthe finest toilet soap il the worldl
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cleansing too delicious Castilel You can buy.
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LONG

The health of cur people is fairly
good, but some measles around.
Mrs. Ellen Parks, Of Queens, died
ana was buried Sunday at the Queers
Cemetery. She is survived by one
son, Walter Parks. Her husband,
Pilly Parks, died some few weeks
ago. Mrs Parks vas a daughtar Of
the late Owen and Mary Martin.
9he held to the Catholic faith Her
father and mother came from Ire
land, before the Civil War
Mrs Ira shockcy came home from
Bslington q few days ago.
Blaine Shockey, who was operated
on for appendicitis some weeks ago
IS able to be about again.
We are having quite lot of rain
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cannot write letter without writing
on wood"
Another said: "the hills present
many problems and difficulties to
overcome, which are an aid in devel-
oping character. They are here be-
cause Of their beauty and educational
value They help the people who
live on them to keep humble and
alive to sense of dependence on
their Creator. They help to develop
the heart of mankind to eounterbal-
ance the selfishness that too often de-
velops where the soil is such that
the folks can save considerable
amount of money"
And so we had very interesting
experience as we propounded the
question, "Why these hills 2" After
dinner, as we lodged the rocks,
jumped over fences and hoped from
stone to stone over the stream, some
how we had kinleie- feeling toward
the hills about us. Then after visit
ing in their community meeting, dis
cussing with the folks their commun-
ity problems and plans, we came
back to Buckhannon.
As the train came chugging along
/ said to myself, this has been a
good day for us. We have had a
visit with some good folks who are
anxious to make theb' community a
still better place in which to live We
have also had visit with nature and
natures Creator, all of which helps
us to be kind and good and live at
our best
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ID PROSPECTS are good for settle
ment Of the Tacna-Arica dispute
between Peru and chile In accordance
with a plan submitted to the repre-
sentatives of the two republics by Sec
rotary Of State Kellogg The nature
Of the proposals was NOT made public
except that they would be substituted
for the plebiscite Ambassadors Cru
chaga Of Chile and Velardi Of Peru
both expressed the hope that the new
negotiations would succeed
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which makes blowing slow business.
The farmers are getting their fertil-
izers in.
We learn that Randolph county
has an oil well at Pickens, on the
farm of j. ]. Better 1t is said to be
gusher. We hope that the report
is true.
We learn that the ramps are ripe
and people are beginning to feast on
them.
We hear that candidates are ripen-
ing to good degree of activity. Up
shur county has quite list on her
slate. Good luck to all good men.
IRA SHOCKEY.
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me WIS review OF
CURRENT EVENTS
Mussolini Shot in Nose by
Eccentric English Woman;
Vets Arraign Dry Act.
BY EDWARD w. plcKARD

BY EDWARD w. PlCKGHD
A MOTHER piece of good luck for
Benito Mussolini, the redoubt-
able premier and dictator of Italy
Having just addressed the interna-
tional congress Of surgeons in the cap
itol of Rome, he was about to step
into his automobile when Violet Al
bina Gibson. member of an eccentric
family Of Irish nobility fired a small
\ pistol at him The bullet struck him
in the nose, piercing both noStriIs but
the wound was 50 trfiing that Mus
solini resumed his Office work after it
was dressed and next day began his
journey TO Tripod with the battle
feet The assassin who is an elderly
woman, was rescued from the angry
people 10y the police Her motive has
not been revealed she Is The SISTER
of Baron Ashboqrne and her relatives
say she is half mad
The Immediate result IF lie attacly
was great outbreak If enthusiasm
for MussoIini By he Fascist in Rome
and other cities. Ihe etGces of sew
eral opposition newspapers We're
sacked despite the preaier's order
that there be 10 acts of vengeance,
The "duce" is NOW even more of
national hero than before, If that is
possible. lis departure for Tripoli
was attended with great pomp. The
feet accompanying him was made APP
of a division Of battieShips, destroy
ers and submarines. together with
large numbers Of airplaues and seal
planes. Aboard The flagship Conte iii
Cavour he received the new direct0-
rate of the Fascist and gave out the
details Of the party program for the
change of Italy from a parliamentary
to syndicalisi state. In his address
he declared the Fascists had won
their battle ut home bet that there
was now the graver battle with for
eign countries. 1t was natural that
all countries unfolding The principle
of fraternity without real brotherhood
of equality, without peace or liberty,
and without independence would
coalesce against italy. Tie premier
said he foresaw an attempt economi-
cally to isolate Italy, but he shouted.
I'VE will win, because we have 3,00O,-
600 youths ready"
Not day passes without further
evidence of the implacable determina-
tion of the Fascist to have their own
way. Tuesday they engaged in ii
pitched battle with their opponents in
the province of Palermo, Sicily, and
drove them into the mountains. In
Naples the Jewish lawyer for the wild
ow Of Giacomo Matteoti, Sig Modigli
ami, was seriously wounded by Fas
cist mob Matteoti WAS the Socialist
deputy who vas kidnapped and muir
dered on June 10, 1924, by Fascist
group John Amendola, the last impor
tant leader Of the opposition to Mus
solinl, died in Cannes as the result OF
mob in Italy several months ago
Unconfirmed stories sent over by
foreign correspondents tell of an at
tack by Fascist in Venice on Ameri-
can sailors from the four deStroyers
that were there This was due to re
sentiment against the holding up of
the Italian debt settlement in the
senate. The navy officials in Wash
ington said they had not heard of the
event. but the destroyers left Venice
suddenly.
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STR1NGT0WN
our best.

Mrs. r. A. Hunt was shopping in
Belington last Saturday.
Mrs. f. D. Bibey is indisposed with
the XVI.
Mrs. Wade Bibey and daughter.
Thellna, and Robert Hulings attend
ed the clinic at Belington last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bennett and
daughters and H. W. Bibey we're at
Philippi Monday.
Sherman Bennett and two daugh-
tiers and Miss Gree Hunt were at
Elkins last Sunday
Miss Cox and Miss Goodwin Of
Mt. Liberty spent the week end at
Charley Auvils.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Bennett Of
Belington were visiting in our com
munity last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hailcr were
at the Miners Hospital at Fairmont
last Sunday visiting his brother.
An old-fashioned serenade was
given y. r. Harris and family ore
evening last week. A good time and
a nice treat were enjoyed by all,
Some Of the young folks were at
Joe Cross attending party last
Saturday evening All report an en-
ioyable time
Otto Right Of Dartmoor spent the
last week end visiting friends here
Harley Adams Of Clarksburg u
visiting at John Hulings.
Mrs. Christina Moore is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Wilmoth and
family were at Fairmont last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin lee were az
Philippi the last week end.
Mrs. John Findley was at Being
ton one day last week on business.
Adonis Hunt was at Grafton last
Saturday.
Miss Wilma Bibey was at Being
ton one day last week.
Mrs. Melvin Golden was shopping
in Belington Saturday.
DR.. N. B. Michael was visiting a
sick patient in our community last
Saturday.
Rev. c. J. Allender of Belington
was at II. w Bibey's last Saturday
on business.
Mrs. Clara Davis Of Zebb's Creek
is visiting Mrs Christina Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hulings were
at Dartmoor last Saturday
Mrs. Sarah Cross is staying with
her daughter, Mrs. Findley.
Howard Right Of Dartmoor was
business visitor in our community
one day last week. We were sorry
to learn of the illness of his wife and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Okey Ice and son
were at Philippi Sunday afternoon.
Your presence is greatly needed
at the U. B. Sunday School next Sun
day morning. Bring all the family.
Helpers are greatly needed. Will you
you not be ready to respond to the
cali?
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DEMONSTRATION ON SHEEP
AND LAMBS AT BARTE FARM

An expert from the University,
under the auspices of the county
agent, Mr.. Sands, will be at the farm
of e. A. Barte, Laurel Hill Farm, on
Friday, April 10th at $3.50 A. NJ. A
stomach worm treatment demonstra-
ton will be the main feature Ev-
rybody interested in sheep and sheep
raising are invited to be present.
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a iRPLANES from The army of
a Marshal Chang have been bomb
ing Feking. despite the protests If the
foreign diplomats The real battle
for tie possession Of the city seems To-
have begun. L is reported there tlat
coalition has been formed between
the forces af Feng Au-hsiang WI Pet
fu and the governors of Shansi and
Kianssi provinces FAR the destruction
Of the chif and Starving armies that
airs heaiS dig .tle c.4sial.
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Quick Way to Stop
Night Coughing
New Method Is
Remarkably Effective

No need TO put UP with chat distress
ING, weakening, aleep.robbing night
cough another night Tor there IS .
simple but very effective TIE ament
which. usually with single dose, stops
allirritation and let's you sleep soundly
the whole night through.
This treatment is based on the pre-
scription known as nr. Kings New
Discovery for Coughs You take just
ore teaspoonfnl at nieat before retir-
ing and hold it il your throat for is or
~ seconds before swallowing il. The
prescription has double action. III not
only soothca and heals soreness and
irritation, but it quiel j removes the
phlegm and congestion which are III
direct cause III night coughing. So the
coughing stops quickly andyo sleep
al Night undisturbcd.
Dr. Kings New Discovery is for
coughs, chesteolds, sor throat, hoarse
naas bronchitis spas4oaic Group, etc.
Fine for children ais veil as grown
ups-no harwful drrgs. Economical,
t5os Is the dae il oee teaspoon
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NOTICE

There will be Pie Social at Shaw
key School Friday night April is,
1926, at o'clock. Everyone is cor
daily invited.
Lenora Hillyard
Reva Shepherd
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LIVERY ONE in the country, be he
- wet or dry, is following with in
terest the senate committee hearings
on the bills for amendment or repeal
of the Nolstead act. Last week was
given over to the vets, and they made
the most of their opportunity under
the leadership Of Senators Bruce and
Edge and with HE assistance of coun-
sci fer various wet organizations. Gen
eral Andrews, chief prohibition en-
forcement official Of the government,
was the first witness. He told al
length of the problems encountered
b his forces and of their plans fr
more efficient work. If the amazing
eiTrontery Of the bootleggers and al