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cTHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM ' . . - AND SUN-TELEGRAM ... I Published Every Evening Except Sunday by . Palladium Printing Co. StllaJima Building, North Ninth and Sailor Streets, entered; at the Post Office at Richmond, Indiana, aa .! , Second-Class Mall Matter. : - ' m. EMlEn OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . AMOcrfated Press 4s exclusively entitled to the oss lJt "Publication of all. news dispatches credited to ft or thir,Y1we-'redUed n thJs Paper, and also the local 2iT PulJh herein, i All rights of republication o pedal dispatches herein are also reserved. ; :r"-'- i.. 1 Germari Hysterics -' "The. German state" of mind has upset another cabinet," says 'the Philadelphia Public Ledger. i "The nerveless,' helpless," hopeless Wirth government "is out; -It had its death wound from the pistol shots that killed Rathenau J but it lingered Ton. Rathenau was the "ace of the Wirth regime and the main prop of the departing chancellor. The Socialist refusal to join in any coalition, indudingiHugio Stinnes' own People's Party, hastened the passing of Dr. .Wirth; but that passing ;wais" inevitable, 'ir .. "f'J-lf.i - "; -f ". "The fall of tne Wirth cabinet turned on reparatioflS.i In Germany it is always reparations. iThat is, the pet and favorite" head-devil of Berlin, 'Reparations :are now as much of a mess as they rwefe" before the allied commission began its recent investigations. The Wirth government had ,'made its reply to that commission. At the mention of reparations paper marks . always take a.nother( steep nose dive. Talk of Germany paying anything and the money presses of Berlin .vomit. paper; marks'until-a pound of these inky ,-notea is worth less - than the price of sixteen jpurice's of good white paper. :. i ; " v V; s ' "The" Wirth government had replied to the

, THE EYES OF OTHER PEOPLE; ., By George- Matthew Adams

; -Tranklln'once said this: "It is the eyes of other people that ruin us. ' If all but myself were blind, I should neither want a fine house nor fine , furniture." ; ' '.- " - ;I sit -in the lobby of a fine hotel. . I watch the people come and go. Soma are dressed elegantly and in the latest fashion. Some are dressed i' that's 'all. ' : I watch these people in their attitude and manner. This lady, whose silks rustle and smoothly sing their fashion song I note that the eyes of all are fastened upon her. And she notes it, too! The fine clothes are becoming, for they are beautiful. . They have been designed by an artist. But the eyes of other people are sapping the very worth of beauty that this work of art has created, - Livid greatnesses always paced ahead, "The eyes of other people are never able' to-.see that far! . - "Take no thought for the morrow? has become one of the axioms of solid achievement.' . ', . . j- ' . Never mind the eyes of other people. They never are able to see the thtng'which you are able to see. .We would all agree if that were possible. And .that would mean, stagnation, inertia, and death in life, i Someone has said," that too one is so blind as he who will not see! " Your own vision 1 a. thing both personal and sacred; It is an inheritance bound to the noblest tradition that trails you. , 7 See with your own eyes. Let the eyes of other people wander and guess and speculate as they.wilL; -' ; And if there are to be any rewards, drink them in as earned. NO' two eyes feee the same: Remember that. And no eyes on earth are able to see as yours are able to see for YOU! The most refreshing spring in the entire garden of the soul i3 Its eyesight spring. Try to keep it bubbling with sparkling water.

Answers to Questions (Any reader can et the answer to mv question by -writing The Palladium Information Bureau, Frederick J. HaskIn, director. Washington, T. C. -This offer applies strictly to Information. The bureau does not, frlve advice on lejral, medical and financial matters. It does not attempt to isettl domestic troubles, nor to undertake exhaustive research on any subject. Write Jtouf' question plainly and briefly. Give full name and sddress and enclose two cents In stamps for return postage.- All replies are sent direct to the Inquirer, J Q. Is the airplane-linen always linen ? -R.D. W. i ,,rr , . jAj. Airplane linen. is of two-kinds, the real Irislr linen "and South. rSea Island, .cotton. ' " , c 1 Q.i Why is Nesselrode pudding so called? E. E. B. . ., , A. This frozen dessert was named after Count K. R. Nesselrbde, a Russian diplomat and epicure, t , " Q. What is ithe difference between mutiny and .barratry? A. F. T. A. Barratry is a sea crime which is committed when a master or a" crew dd'.ariy unlawful acts tending to their advantage and to the detriment of the owner of a vessel. Mutiny is a concerted revolt against the rules of discipline or the lawful commands of a superior officer. Q. " via Germany the only country that has used the, mark as a" measure c8 mo&ey value "FG. W. A. Mark'iwa&an old English term for "a ''"money 6r. account, originating in the twelfth centufy and being val-uedV-at $3.33. ' The- Scotch mark or mejk of the. nineteenth century ,was worth $S.42. : The mark was also used as; "welght in, sever aL Parts of Europe, being divided info 24 carats. ; Q. Is the, actress, ulia Marlowe, an American? A. G, P. - .- r A.-Julia Marlowe, whose real name was Sarah Frances Frost, was born at. Caldeck, Cuinberkndshlre. England, August 17, 'lSTO.'.and was brought to. thia country by Iver parents in 1S75, -. Q. What' is polygyny? G.' WT. A. Polygyny,, popularly called polygamy, is. the gClentific name for a common form of tnarriage in bnrbarlsm and lower, civilization in which one man is united with several women. Q. "Why Is a tomb called a mausoleum? L. J. K. A. The names mausoleum Is derived from Mausolns, a king of Caria,who tied in 353 B. and to whom" a sumptuous sepulchre was raised by his wife at Halicarnassus whio hbeeame fam ous as the eventh wonder of ihe world. Q. Are alcohol and tobacco bad for s tuberculosis patient T. C. A. The Public Health Service says that alcoholic liquors are always harmful to such a patient, even when taken in moderation. The effects of tobacco are so different in different cases that no- general rule can, be laid down. - Th United Stages produces only 0.43 percent of the world's fuel briquets;' the Industry being develope-l chiefly in countries; whre a large part of the available coal is of. low grade and uneuitable for tusaiu the raw state. CCT THIS OUT IT in WflfRTH MOXBY Cut ou this slip," OJicl0.se- with 5c and mail It to FolevT& Co. gsa Sheffield Ave. Chicago. 111.; wrltragr jour name and address clearly- Tou wili receive in return a trial package otaHilng Foley's Honey and- Tat Compmnd tor couiehs, colds and oup4-FolyKldney Pills for pains in stdesand back: rheumatism, backach. ., kidney, anu gladder ailments: and Foley-Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thomuhly clainstn cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headaches, and slusslsth bowels. A. C,. I.uken Drui Co., 626-628 Main. Advertisement.

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reparations commission. The gist of the Berlin offer was that no more payments in cash could

mention ot tne word reparations, and upset the government. They saw winter at hand and German crops short. They saw food prices rising and the mark falling and falling and continuing to fall,; and with true Socialist political genius proceeded to make a bad situation worse. "Reparations have formed and colored the German state of mind; and in was this mental state that overset Dr. Wirth. This is the worst of several things now the matter with the Teuton. Germany plays first with the idea of selfdestruction v by way of bolshevism and then broods upon economic suicide as a possible way of escaping the penalties laid upon her. There is something methodical, even in German hysterics. "Meanwhile her industrial kings ' and her profiteers are eating the vitals out of the country and her Socialists and 'Bolos' are getting ready to dance upon the national grave. The great trouble with Germany is that she was a beaten nation in 1918, has never admitted it in her heart nor given up hope of escaping the consequences of that beating." -

Who's Who In the Day's News MRS. WINIFRED MASON HUCK Twenty years ago Miss Winifred Mason graduated from the .Western high school in Washington, D. C. At the time her class president de scribed her as one of those "mannish political women" in a tone that conveyed sarcasm. But the class prophet proved to be a real prophet, -x Today the graduate, now Mrs. Winifred Mason Huck, is busy at her Austin home preparing for (triumphal return to Washington as the first woman elect- -:- WtMlCPEOM UUC ed to congress irom Illinois. Mrs. Huck, although always a Chicagoian, lived in Washington for six years while her father, the late William E. Mason, was senator from Illinois. It was during that time she attended Western high school. ' "The characterization of me as a 'mannish political woman, " explained Mrs. Huck, "was the result of an effort on the part of my friends to elect me class president. I was defeated through the campaign of a young man who, I'm afraid, was slightly jealous because I was already in love with Mr. Huck, then a popular football hero. ; "The young man gathered his friends together and held a secret election. They destroyed my votes and pronounced another girl president. "My friends refused to acknowledge the other girl and presented me with a medal which indicated that, so far as they, were concerned, I was the president of the class." YOU CANNOT HIDE YOUR FAT Overfatness Is the one misfortune you cannot hide from yourself "or from those around you. If too thin, your dressmaker St tailor can supply the deficiencies, but the. overfat carry a burden they, can not conceal. There Is one sure way to reduce your weight surely and quickly- The harmless Marmola Prescription, which changes the fatty tissues' and fat-producinsr foods to solid flesh and energy, helps the .general health and digestion, permits you to eat substantial food, and leaves the skin clear and smooth. This famous. prescription Is now condensed into tablet form. Each tablet contains an exact dose of the same harmless Ingredients that made- the original prescription capable of reducing the overfat body steadilvand easily without the slightest ill effects. Take but one tablet alter each meal and at bedtime until the normal weight is reached and the bodily health completely restored. Ask your druggist for Marmola Prescription Tablets or --send one dollar to- the Marmola Company,-4612- Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mieh., the price the world over, and you will receive enough to start you well on" the road to slimness and happiness. Advertisement. You'll Find It For Less at 17-19-21 S. 7th St.

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be made, that Germany must have a foreign loan and that the mark never could be stabilized until reparations were fixed at a sum within the Ger-i man ability to pay. It was the same weary tale that has appeared so many times and with many variations.' j "The Socialists did not wait for word from' the allies. They rose up and slew the Wirth cabinet when the chancellor invited them to come in with the People's Party. They panicked at the

Musings For The Evening Some day somebody Is going to tell the truth about the Hall murder case One New York man who is havlne financial difficulties says he thinks he will com out about even, as he owes just about as many people as he does not owe. The Turks play a return engagement in Europe about every so often. There is many a lion tamer who is afraid of his wife. It may mean nothing at all, but a woman out west who had been married five times before has just married a manxby the name of Ditto. The poorest way to make a living by aoing the shimmy is over a washboard. Several burglars have opened jewelry stores in this town lately. After Dinner Stones Even the art students are deniei a little fun nowadays. Aspirants for fame were recently informed that for this year's competition for the Prix de Rome they could eubmit either "A Nude Boy" or a "Prometheus. These themes seemed rather hackneyed to the ambitious mind of youths and the students protested, pleading for some less banal test of their powers. The protest was ignored, and one of the students, In. the exuberance ot his disgust, proceeded to ridicule the decision of the authorities by himse'f posing as "a nude boy" in one of the windows of Ecole des Beaux-Arts. The Philistine residents In the Beaux-Arts quarter were much scandalized, and complained to the author ities of the school, with the result that as a punishment for the student's levity it has been decided to hold no com petition for the Prix de Rome this year. London Times. "Moses," said Uncle Eben, "was a great lawgiver. But de way he was satisfied to keep de ten commandments short an' to the point shows he warn't no regular lawyer." Lessons in Correct English DON'T SAY? " He said he received CANDID treatment, I am your FRANK friend. The conferees WROTE UP articles of agreement. After many days of bombardment the city was SEIZED. SAY: He said he received FAIR treatment I am your SINCERE friend. The conferees DREW UP articles of agreement. After many days of bombardment the city was CAPTURED. CURED HIS RHEUMATISM "I am eighty-three years old and I doctored far rheumatism ever since I came out of the army, over 50 years ago. Like many others, I spent money freely for so-called "cures" and I have read about 'Uric Acid' until I could almost taste it. - I could not sleep nights or walk withoot pain; my hands were eo sore and stiff I could not hold a pen. But now I am again In active business and can walk with ease or write all day with c6mforL Friends are surprised at the change." f You might Just as well attempt a put out a fire with oil as try to gt rid of your rheumatism, neuritis and like complaints by taking treatment supposed to drive Uric Acid out of your blood and body. It took Mr. Ashelman fifty years to find out the truth. He learned how to get rldof the true cause of his rheumatism, other disorders. and recover- his strength from "The Inner Mysteries." now being-distributed free by an authority who. devoted over twenty years to the scientific study of this trouble. If anv reader of "The Palladium" wishes "The Inner Mysteries of Rheumatims" containing facts overlooked bv doctors and scientists for centuries past, simply send a post card or letter to H. P. Clearwater. No. 3S4-E Street, Hallowell. Maine. Send now, lest vou forget! If not S sufferer, cut out this notice and hand this good news and opportunity to some afflicted friend. A.1I who send will receive it by return mail without any charge whatever. Advertisement. HARTMAN WARDROBE TRUNKS SZ7 Main St

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After M. S40 The Acrobatic Egg Place an egg in a tapering goblet, aa shown in the diagram. The problem is to make the egg pass from this goblet into the goblet next to it, without either the egg or the goblets being touched. To do the trick, blow hard on the upper end ot the egg, in the direction of the second goblet The egg will, tinder the force of your breath, torn a regular somersault into the empty goblet CanrrleftC, lttt. t Pntlio Ladocr Comtpmy Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason PAID FOR - There are more gorgeous cars than mine, with greater lustre do they shine, they pass In gaudy gangs; with silver doodad3 here and there I see them on the thoroughfare, but have no jealous pangs. For many cars are bought on time, and all the nanoplj sublime means creditors in view: and every time the owners drive some four teen miles, or maybe five, there Is a payment due. My ancient bus has rusty springs, and as along the road It swings it creaks and knocks and groans; but none can say, "So strike me blind, your payments are a montn behind, now hand me forty bones.' It is embarrassing to ride in pomp and circumstance and pride along the Great White Way. and find that credi tors in hordes are climbing on your running Hoards to bone you for their pay. Far better tool a rusty boat whose horn has a discordant note. whose cylinders all miss, than journey m a nocie van you bought on the in stallment plan, for debt destroys your bliss. And what is true of motor cars is true of plug hats and cigars, of prunes ana gingerbread: the greatest bliss a mortal knows is in his bosom when he owes no man a single red. Safety First Maxims Road scrapers -seem, doggone it, To make the road look nice; ; But drive your car upon it Just like you'd drive on ice! At least the two thousand people, killed by that earthquake in Chile, were not guilty of failing to stop, look and listen! I hear the coroner , at Lonesome Gulch has already got writer's cramp from writing "I thought it wasn't loaded. Speeders ought to remember that "I'm awfully sorry" never put a dead child back in the condition it was be fore the auto struck it. In spite of earthquakes and everything, the reckless auto driver still con tinues to be one of the six best killers. The bird that makes the mistake of stepping on the gas instead of the brake, deserves to be stepped on by the police! C1SSIE LOFTUS PAROLED; MUST UNDERGO TREATMENT LONDON, Nov. 18. Cissie Loftus, the actress,who was arrested here re cently cnargea witn illegal possession of drugs, was placed on proba tion for one year today on condition that she undergo treatment for an ail ment frcm which she was suffering. WILL ANSWER NY WOMAN HO WRITES Woman Restored to Health by Lydia L Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Makes This Offer Cumberland, Md. "My mother gave me Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound when 1 was between thirteen and fourteen years old and was going to school, because I suffered with pains and could not rest I did not have any more trouble after that until I was married, then I always was troubled in my back while carrying a child and could not do my work until I took the Vegetable Compound. Iam strong, do all my washing and ironing and work for seven children and feel fine. I always have an easy time at childbirth and what it did for me it will do for other women. I am willing to answer any woman if she will write asking what it did for me." Mrs. John Heier, 53 Dilley St.,v Cumberland, Md. During girlhood and later during motherhood Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound brought relief to Mrs. Heier. Her case is but one of many we constantly publish recommending our Vegetable Compound. She is willing to answer your letter. Write to her. Advertisement. PurePasteurized Milk and Cream ' Phone 1531 KRAMER BROS. DAIRY FOR QUICK LOANS See PRUDENTIAL LOAN & INVESTMENT COMPANY 20 S. 8th St. Phone 1727 COAL and BUILDING MATERIAL HacJonan-KIehfoth & Co. N. 10th and F Sts., Phone 20152018

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Tonsils and Their Ills Throat Specialist Explains Some Modern Ideas About Their Presence and Removal.

Br FREDERICK J. IIASKIlf Washington, d. c Nov. is Th Bore throat season la annrnnchinr when tonsils will again be a popular topic of conversation. Scracely an adult but waxes intent over a general discussion of tonsils. Everrhndir has them or baa had an exciting time get ting na or tnem, ana u by chance a erown-un hasn't nersonallv a. nprfnrm ing set of tonsils, there are always the wrasuar adventures or tne cnuaren, not to speak of their adenoids. yet, with an the interest in this sub. ject. comparatively few Deonla can tell what tonsils are for and why man Kina is eo pestered by them. A throat specialist of this city. Dr. W. A. Wells, explained some of the modern ideas on this subjesct the other day. It may be a shock to some people to learn that we really should pracucauy aispense with tonsils by the age of 15 years. At the age of about 12 In eirls and about IS fn hnra the tonsils should, be shrunken almost to atrophy, says Dr. Wells. If you have had not tonsnar tnH since childhood, the probabilities are mat yours naturally faded out of your life at the proper time. If this is the Case you Should have nracticall-ir nn trouble for the Test of your days. This was natures plan, as modern special ists understand IL The their purpose in infancy and childhood ana men mey uno&trusively shrink. There are several theories regarding the function of the tonsils. The belief that they in any way affect digestion or the singing voice is no longer generally held. Dr. WpHs bom - mtju bunt, the most plausible theory is that they maae wnite Diood cells In young children. At about the age of 10 the bone marrow, which makes th an ma bat nt cells, begins to be active and the tonsus are no longer needed for this purposeIt is a sad fact, however, that most people do not ret; their the critical stage. If the tonsils are not altogether healthy at the time when shrinkage would normally occur the diseased organs flourish and on a very little encouragement frnm germs at any time become sore and swollen. How the TroubI Starts. Trouble starts somewhat like this: the tonsil is a caDsnle mass of soft and spongy tissue known as lymphoid. In this tls flro a num. ber of crypts and depressions. Germ colonies lodge in these recesses, and diseased matter and pus form. These produce poisons and the poisonsspread through the system. In recent years diseased teeth have been a popular explanation of all manner of ailments. Now the throat specialist offers the theory that nine cases out of 10 of rheumatism and neuritus can be traced to diseased tonsils. Heart trouble, kidney inflamations, high blood pressure, and even hardened artenes. nava Deen nnnnpctil with ion. eils. If the natural atrophy fails to take place in adolescence it is generally deferred Until Old aee. Then th nnfr lymphoid tissue is gradually replaced uy nara, iidtous tissue. One Of the most recent ncoa n in a ium to be developed to a practical Budge is in connection witn tonsils Radium is now being used successfully to cause the atrophy that nature fails CUTICURA HEALS LARGE PIMPLES AH Over Face. Red and Festered. Burned Dreadfully. Face Disfigured. "Several months ago my face broke out with pimples. They were large, red and festered, and were scattered all over my face. The pimples burned dreadfully at times, and my face was disfigured in some places. "The trouble lasted about two months. I used other remedies but without success. I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and purchased some, and after using them two weeks I was healed." (Signed) Miss Martha Palmer, R.F. D. 2, West Salem, Ohio, Jan. 3,1922. For everv troroose of the tm'li-t nH bath, Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum are wonderfully good. tepblMhPrMbrlua. Addrw: "OMtnlit. nWclM,Dpt. K lUlduM.lbM." Sold 7whPS. SoxpSc Ointments udSOe. Talcum 2c uraemm soap stiavea wttfcavt mug. miiininHinmitiiA ituifiMtintiiiiftmmunuiuuusil SAFETY FOR SAVINGS ' PLUS 1 3 Interest DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY I "The Home For Savings" Have You Tried Tracy's P-Nut Butter Classified Adages A SMALL hatchet fells, a great oak. And little saving through the A-B-C Classified Ads will cut down - your expenses. Read Them Today!

to accomplish. Dr. Wells, who recently published a report on this subject, says that radium does in a few hours what nature takes years to do. , Two radium needles are Inserted in a dl seased tonsil for a certain length of time, and after two or three of these treatments the organ is shrunk to its normal Insignificance. The needless used are about one inch long and about the thickness of a phonograph needle. At the blunt end is an eye in which silk is threaded so that the needle can be readily withdrawn. Small as these tools are thev represent four or five thousand dollars forth of radium. The precious substance is In the center of the needle and the exterior, composed of platinum and iridium, forms a screen through which the rays are filtered No matter how often or how little the needles are used one-half of theLpower will not be gone for 1,500 years Mysterious Ways Of Radium. - One strange fact about radium is that it has a selective effect, letting some cells alone and changing the character of others. It has been found that the tissue of the tonsils is extremely sensitive to radium. Colonies of disease germs disappear and tb.3 soft tissue is absorbed and shriveled, leaving only firm healthy tissue behind. . Dr. Well3 does not advocate his method of radium treatment as a sub stitue for removal of tonsils by surgical operation. Radium is for those who cannot stand an operation. It has the advantages of being painless

and of not being weakening. It In volves no hospital illness. Neverthe less it is not for the average person It is expensive. , , Even though new sources of radium are discovered from time to time there is little prospect of its becoming an inexpensive material. The cost of mining and extracting it is large, and doctors using it are mainly specialists who have evolved methods of treatment by long study and large invest ment. Still, the cost of radium is dropping. Where once it eold for $100 a milligram it is now Quoted at around X-ray has also been used as a treatment for diseased tonsils, with vary ing success. The disadvantage is that the rays must penetrate to the tonsils from the outside of the neck whereas radium can be applied directly to the diseased organ. Closely allied to tnnliniis the popular disease known as ade noids, wnen people speak of adenuius tney rerer to a disease of the little tonsil OrEan located between the nose and throat where they join. This oigan is sometimes caUed the third tonsil, and like the other twn it is supposed to shrink early in life. WTien xl id.ua 10 atropny and gets larger Instead by disease, breathing is obstructed and considerable discomfort may result. This third tonsil may Sore, Tender Feet Sufferers with man. tender feet find Jack Frost Cream a quick and sure relief. It cools, eoothes and heals. All druggists. Place your order for Pumpkin and Mince Pies for Thanksgiving early. ZWISSLER'S 28 S. 5th St. Phones 1654 and 165S

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Indianapolis, with permits for $2,431,513 worth of building for the month of October, ranks first in point of building activities in this state, with Fort Wayne second with a record of $1,3S3,445 for the same month. South Bend Is third with $556,045: Gary fourth with $278,457; Evansville fifth with $246,506; Hammond sixth with $193,475; Terre Haute seventh and last with $131,514. As compared with October. 1920. a considerable increase in activities is noted. Indianapolis, the leader then as bow, had $1,743,532 to its credit for that month. Richmond Is not mentioned In the monthly report of building .activities for this state. swell to a bigger size than the tonsHa of the throat but It does not harbor Infection to the same extent, and so it is not generally a source of trouble as the regular tonsils are. With ell this depressing Information on the frailty of man anyone would naturally inquire how. to keep the ton sils, all three of them, in their proper, inconspicuous place. About all thai can be done, it is said, is to avoid colds. When colds occur and the tonsils are inflamed they become larger than before and they are very apt not to shrink afterwards to their former size. WILL DISCUSS ART BLOOMINGTON. Ind.. Nov. 18.C. Steele, the Brown county artist, who is to be connected with the fine arts department at Indiana university, is fitting up his studio on the top floor of the library. Mr. Steele will not conduct classes in art, but will lecture on various phases of the subject. RICHMOND GRINDING CO. Guaranteed Quality and Serrtca Henley Bldg. N.16th & R.R. Ph. 3452 Cylinders Reground. Pistons, Pins and Rings Fit W. Virginia and Pocahontas COAL Independent Ice and Fuel Company The Bank for ALL the People Second National Bank nnRtmuMmmmtKfuunmir RADIO HEADQUARTERS I Richmond Electric I f- Company . .. 1 1026 Main St Phone 2823 I MiuiniiUiiiiijmHiuHiiminriiitimtinniriifTmHuiimii-?Timitmuutiuuijiu BOYS' SUITS All Wool, 2 Pairs Panta $9.50 up You Make the Terms HIRSCH'S 718 Main St. New Style National Credit Register Outfit Special, $75.00 New Price $225.00 BARTEL, ROHE 6V ROSA CO. Phone 1916 921 Main St. tan

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