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Friday Nigh|-Dollar Day Will File New Tariff To Be Also TsvBe Di«cus*ed Effective September 1st There was an Informal -meeting- fiat t»i>s Chamber of Commerce r . ~..,~ „ „ Announcement was.made today that roams; of a seW-appointed committee a n $w schedule of rates will be put ta-aiscuss the question 'ot holding a'' 11 * 6 eff ect by the New York Telephone •Tniwrchants* picnic The' movement < ^ on M> an 3'- Th * new tariff applying to -with Frank. L. Wai-re» rentals and in some cases to ton Republicans Choose Him on Third Ballot at the Sara- toga Convention Saratoga Springs, Sfyly 28r-Judg:e Nathan->£,. Miller of Syracuse was this afternoon designated as the candidate' 1920 DODGE SEDAN— Corel tires. Hat been run less than 1,000 miles. •':.:.';. , • 1917 New top. y painted. Two new CordJTires. Price ....,. ...1900 1916 STUPEBA£E|l,RQADSTER--4 Cylinder, A- mechanical conditioh, Price IV .«,....,;,'.. >..,-... $SS LYNN & WELCH'-\\ . iQO Exchange St. «*^- Telephone 2741 -^ Genera, Nf. IOOOI aocdox 5 Try One of Our Delightful Facial Massages by the ° *&memammm» * 10X30 It lifts out the lines,, remove* blackheads' and pimples, closes enlarged pores, clears the complexion and gives the skin a velvety texture. ComeIn tomorrovywid try one. Q 0 Children'*, |lair Cutting a Specialty—First Class Times - -__*- 30E ..o- I FRANCE WILL To Discuss Recognition of Soviet Government Upon Ahierv can Representation in Paris, July 28,-r-France has finally .-deciiii>d to participate' in a peace par- J p v •*' London _ to.jJfecassL»jcecogjiition *oT\tKf r soviet government, but only on condition that Russia meets the terms r th k tt t or th- new ast<v ms theAHtts tert-e ast whkft theAHtts terte di*pm<-hed f 0 Moscow., This note calls ^A ^ ^« ^ A. J _ _ <. J _ ft.)\*. i n • >^^''^ A'M ^ Arthur H. Benedict U Ap- pointed — Young tady Worker To Be Secured TJve park commission. *has jtrrj such ti . ....._ __ play- ground instructor on. Gulvln Park and Mr. Benedict will; begin his duties as tomorrow. He'wilt .act\adder irection more often* ot-A,. \ x = So8tar-pnyaiciu TE3tfticto| of the Y. M. C. A... Mr. Gould was the play- ground instructor last year, hut '4Z&& yew his other.SuUes have prevented; him from takings the position again.\ For this reason someone else wassa-s cured BO that daily supervision could\ be to p and Btfief i be gJhfBS to ganirfia and Btfief pastUnos indulged in by the chilflren at this for netivp participation by the -Allies park. Mr. Benedict is a young college In xht- conference. * man who is familiar with athletics all-important news that fcance' and will put much- enthusiasm info first proposed that t% ethers ot the] r * te ,s **U » e filed, in a few days witn tm; governor by the unofficial JEtepubii- f \a picnie same W.Edn.es-J JP e ^H»® \S^vjce Comjnissipn Xor tne can s?at«r- convention in session\ -hero.? Tho designation was made on the third... ballot. OflUhe first two ballots Millejl led 'with Secretary at State Hugo sec-' .They are'now all\ [ ¥ eC °ftd District. These, new rates on that afternoon each week.I^' h («h tt-is Expected will become JBC- he bipaclied the matter to 0tji- £ectiv e °«' September 1st, \will apply ped the matter to ptji- • per 1st, will apply •ers the question arose of Tnakfftg'fhQj.*Q 05* entire state outside c£ Greatet picnic somewhat ,bi5oad«.. v in its-scope '<New Tork,. , . e3udin*ll th« til t Stj Accorjjnjr to F v G, Sp^ld. local com- ca fu«d favor witheroial manager the new rates aro who discussed the, m«.t- * designed to yield \only enough adds- and in order to btlng tional revenue to enable us to meet the present requirements .of tBe business.\ t kid ohat ,bi5oad« in its-scope d ine3udinj?*all th« retail stores Stj tlie <iity. This iflca fou«d favor withi the itt h i t^ wh dsussed the, m«.t laat night, and in order to btlng flestio^ up for action «at a more ti t a or q o Be business. meotinfr it was -decided tn speaking-today of the situation m to call a special meeting of ah mer- - v at tffi? Ohamber of Commerce evening of this which the company finds, it- self Mr, Sjiaidd aid \ Sjiai said: \Within tlie past ponj(\ewithith montha our in l past teele montha our #xponj(\es r ^within-the-state of-New YorK have risen 25 per cent, and in the present at last .night's confer- ence-, piioposed further that lire mat- ter of holding a Dollar. Day sale next Heiwy Manley. president of the re- „„ „„„,. ^^ tauew association, who was-tine' of, period otw* revenues have- grown less than. 16 per cent—iStnce the first or this ye%r, however, there has been a sharp falling- off in our net revenues, month be oonsidered at the Fridayjowing to increased expenses, until to- meeting.- H» thought botti af-'day the company is in a position which can bo relieved only by addr ould just- as well be discussed ><1 fnr nf thg otio meeting- was assented to, so that the- pur- f the meeting on Friday eve- tlonai income. Our net revenue from our up-state' territory fell- from $96,302 for the month of Januaryto only of elmnts and their employes, .and also of arranging for ths, Dollar. Dav event. Tb« place for holding a picnic was .(IlaettssfioUtest night and the grounds of the Rod and Gun chib or Pastime parlc .were favored, The idea is to «et ap a, good lively picnic and have a. general get-together day for all 16^ eat stores and salespeople. A. program off sports with special prizes wag pro- pOBed, besides a band and other at- tractions. It was considered that ^ a be8ket picnic would be the b*est kind to have as far as refreshments- were concerned, with % such -things as cof- f«e, lemonade and perhaps ice cream furnished from a general fund ffor which tickets atBfty cents each would W ?J££ it k From ^pense. If there -was-^a. sur* suggested tha,t it might be the swimin bh fd pl as uggested tha,t it might be devoted to/th swimming beach fund, asth& i - \ -••-•'-\ - Secrfti general public enterprise. ' Welch of the Chamber ot Cr«mmerce will send out notices con- cerning, the Friday night meeting. All n*ercl»ants Interested in the event are asked, to. attend the meeting. Hooks Will Attend Firemen's Convention Tak» Part In Parade in Ithaca Tomorrow Afternoon—Will Go ©i Automobiles J l mles Chjirlea J. Folgef Hodfc ana dr. qompany 'of Geneva will be represented tomorrow at the annual coanvenfion of, the Central N'ew *ork Volunteer Bremen's Association lielcl- In Ithaca this week. The, Geneva flre flat will leave hero In automobiles has arr&ngsil: *<>-£%. *QnJ-OJCT«w\. m rW be play- ilsfit. \\*,\*' \Tomorrow is the last day of the convention and an attractive bill of sports has been mapped but for the visitors. Aftprr the hMKlnp^«.nf.Jhtt^oo_ aoclation in the morning, the day will be feiued into one of. merriment. Toxirnamonta and contests begin on the fairgrounds at 10 o'clock. A hose raco, b-ub-and-bub race, and hook and l»6Mer\r4ce wi,ll be run. A prisse drill WH take place Jater In the day; feature sf the -day' win t d t ? fatue sf he day w n te Th& annual parade at 2 o'clock in charge ot a j Beilly of Ithaca, It is antici p at feanced will take part in the proposed: peace the woifc, i con fi i once was not made public -in Paris until aft^r the return today of Prmucr Millpi-and from Boulogne. It was concealed in the Boulogne dis- pati hes printed in the morhlng iiews- pnpors, Tnstead of demanding that the so- vit oL flt'Skidth 1: g h flrat'-aSknowiedge-the It Is intended also to appoint, some d to. do playground work, espec- ithh the il hl ^ pyg k, p ially -wit th girls and younger chil- dren, who trill play games, direct stew- i d i b t ing l d^ the py g, entertain by story telling lines done last year BO sue- ceaafully by Margaret Densmore. It .. , .. ,-.-.-- .iiiiay lie, If the tight one can be i^:, n national debt before a peace tfet a youhg lady will arso be appoint •• is IIPUI at London, the French —-'•' -' • •-- - -- - - - , h are now willing Jfiat the wh..ii» situation, including guaranty of t'\ Itusalan debt, reoognitioii of the eovrrnment and other questions, sRcd simultaneously. will inai^ htrsveyBT,TipoTp r§i- P'i vine: liherty of action- along with ••iliif-s in respect to recognition of in Ii\>iliiirnfi J iili- li.nl Russia. 1 important conference T:,. I'. of result^* oE the is' that \\Franco ( will not insist that^tnerTcan. simtation is nocessary\at the'pro- •I general conference in London, \'» at the French foreign office [•revlously stated that France ' not en'er a general paYley mi- States did likewise, now are that while • will insist updn the imppftaftce \mpiiran representation 'he fnited imlication3 may eonfpi'gncs esenif-Jthe-Unltedr4hem—*6me- parts have- *eeir-fpund T; OUt. French press hail the results fit '-!• iiriulosrne conference a.s a victoiry 1 ••• i 'n-micr Mitlerand. \ | ii\ snviot government \Will un-' rtn-i>.t,,ii y accept th,e Allies* terms,\ ••tte- .- th( aial tin- .loiirrinT Thin re4\fw*t*tr pross opihlonf- CARS CRASHED g y afso be appoint similar .JWOTS at Oie Maxwell playground^ ' » Considerable work was done on tho Maxsrell or •R.fooks streets grounda earlie# in the season in tfiei way o[ lev«liBg the- grounds *>ff, marking-th-eni ofl by boundary lines from the ad- joining properties, and improvinp them generally for playground purposes. It was_ also the Intention to have In- stalled some playground apparatus bat there has been $elay and. disap- pointment- in this respect up to the present time. This is about to be remedied however. Quite some time ago some ground apparatus was'&rderea the manufacturers , consisting of * slide, some swings, see-saws, and tn6 lijce. After considerable dela.y these have just arrived* but on, unpacking missing, so. they cannot all be put use yet untli the missing parts pxe secures. However, it will not WlOHg before there is someiJiing doingf attd the children of the nelghborhtiod can look fbrward expectantly to having a good' time soon on tws'jittle recre\ atlon spot. Gun Club Popular of B,. Ji Beiliy of Ithaca It is antici pated ihat-jnore than twenty depart- meaats from Central and Southern New tork will participate. ' • PERSONALS cent \It is Probable that the drain upon oiir >pocketbook during the past yeai- has been steadier and greater than -ftpdn that of almost any other busi- ness. • Heavy Demand for' Telephones, In t'v? face of extraordinary finan- cial, and conduction difficulties wo are trying to meet -the\ greatest \dft- mand for telephone service In our his- tory. As isfgenerally known, our TB« serve of telephone equipment was practically exhausted during tho war and the ability to provide new; tele- phone service promptly Is dependent upon a proper supply of reserve' ap- paratus. This is due to th,e long-time elements that Severn the manufacture and installation of telephone equlp- \The unprecedented demand for telephone service began about a year and a Kali ago and has yet to show any aiih of a let-up. As a conse- quence, we need telephone materials in greater quantity than ever, and we must buy them in the open market at prices that are s£eadily inereasine. \Our program* foe n*ew telephone materials this year is tne greatest and most expensive in our history. At the same time, necessary and deserved wage increases and the oemploynient ot ftfldltlftnnl a e r ?16.O0p,00u to our payroll obli|atlon 8 within the past twelve months.' Revenues H«v« Not Kept J»acer •^ \Dur revenues have, not kept pace with these expenses, and an immediate increase in telephone-' rates is neces^ sary if the business is to be kept oa the sound financial basis that alone makes it possible to provide satisfac- tory\ service. 'ITtoB -present rates; for ii tho £3 established- on May, 23d and were based upon conditions existing in the sumer of 1919. •'All the facts cuncerning the tele- K ltt| ll| h t >^J Jy who is Interested, and that means eVrery pe&- atonce\ will b e Introduced. son In eve*y community we aervi know what the conditions are. will announce-the new rates and will present our case in full M soon as possible through a series .of newspaper advcrUseimmtff an4 laYafioiis other ways. \We are confronted by the same economic drfficjiltlea that face every .other business. Unlike a private busi- ness?, -however, .-we cannot quickly Change^Gur'gsUlng price t<T3llie cBang- ing market conditions. We must buy in the open market, just the same as everybody else, but we cannot raise ~ *\\ . our rates wlfeherer there is an ad- Mr, ana Mrs. H. Edmund Wirbs ot, vanca in the price^of materials a*t Ver Planck street and Mr. and Mrs.'supplies. Neither catt we suspend TV. J. Bfereflltfr' fif O'\' tl f TTf^ffh.^ T-ft. f ttiipxtiihtnri ujtil—conditions \ J \**\\\^ turnei last evening after a ten $3&a tnp through the New Eng- ti t d t j[ p g an st%tes.. stopping two days at latee Geoi-ge ,on the return trip.' Carlton F. Smith has returned to Akron, Ohio, after spending two weefes vacation *ith his parents, Mr. arid Hfa. W. W.. Smith, of Cherry street. MEiss Emma pugan who has been the guest of' friends for sbme tim« In •Oon.eva goes to Watklns thli evening and. on Saturday leaves*>jWr hJoe fr d y in Sag-erstpifrn, Md. • • 1£X8,JR. A. Buck, of Melvin Hill was a recont guest of relatives *on Lewis street - - • • • •' MErs. TMary Sears of Elmwood Place left today to spend -several days as the guest of her brother at Benton. \> WT*. ana Mrs. G. O\. Bardeni Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baidridge. Mr. arid Mi-s. t,. M M d M j*k 0 idridge. M d Mr. and Mrs. j*rank H J. Sh •JJ 3Pca3rce,~Stf. amY. Mrs. H. J Sohrodel, 3tfr. \and Mrs. Charles W. Martin, Mr. arid M«. Charles Day and 3. J. How- «H all of this Bjty motored to, the Eastern Bhore of Seneca Lake last evening and enjoyed a shore dinner. Tbe Misses Anna and -Elizabeth •SWai--ef-31aat Dlbmfield, N. Y.-wft sepndlng: their vacation with MrB* : their va hornas Steen of Pulteney street. MSsa Mildred Kenney 6? Baytoa,, Ohlcr formerly of thla oity la upending ^jtl Hh fc arents Mr:: and** Ohlcr formerly of ta y a pdg her ^atjatlon wHh fcer, parents, Mr and normal. We must keep on furnishing adeauato telephphfl service -alia look to the public for relief when the flnan\ cial blirden—becomes too great, as^ is tho cage to-day. • ••*«ijf Inadequate Service Coitly. q one *fmntfl telepiojio gervice, It woul4 be exceedingly costly. Yet our financial sitrfation ia such that the necessary development of the system and the, jiecsssary \ajain- tenance at existing service will be pre- vented unless our' rates are salted to present economic conditions. •Business ihen throughout the coun- try to-=d«y realize a& neve* before the necessity for keeping important public service up to standard. They have seen-the effect of Inadequate rates in the case of the \r.allroadsj which hava been stifled in their development by insufficient revenues, with the result insufficient revenues, with the re that th6 Jjugineis and social activities. Central Leather of eyery commiihlft? in the country \ *- n have been hampered curtailed,\ — •-. SfUferier S. Colemair. Gharlep S. Colenian, of Geneva, aged seventy- years, •died, this morning afe the Cananclal^ua Hospital after a lo% illaess. The deceased te survived rtf tw i H R. Gl ess. The deceased te surviv fej two soils, Henry R Gole- Qettevaand©wigbt B <3ol« on<x in the race. Sl T ,.„.„.„.. .p. ^ Sweet, thropgli Fran- cis M,' Cullen. of Oswegb, announced his withdrawal as a candidate, supple- 1 mented with the statement that he would support whomever the conven- tion should designate. Senator Thompson of Niagara county.. with- drew entirely from the convention on I ai'cuum ot\ tHaaiH4ai!at-4ion with the decision ta designate a state ticket. - First-Bailor: \Judge Miller 446 1-2, Hugo 316 1-2, Sage. 128, O'Brian 1Z&, ^Pld 68, Howard €3, Crane. • 3, Not voting 1.' Total votes di 552 p Swet 1. g 1.103. Necesaai\y to designate 552.. Sd b l H y g Second ballot: Miller, SOT l-?^gp 315 1-4, Sage»80, O'Brien 95, 1 Howard 57, Tompkifts £ Crane 3, No voting 1. WEDDINGS RobertsTLotherington Jack E. Roberts, of Denver, Coi., and. Miss Anna R, JU>therlngtoo ,- ot 56 West avenue, were married Mon- day at the tnanse ,pj the North Pres- byterian Church, fa R pdi fit G , y Rev. ^pdvid fit, Graver, the pastor of the ohuroh, Tfhey were attended by the mother of the bride,' Mrs. Maud Lotherlngton. Sargent-Kearns At the Mansa of the North Presby- trian Church on Monday took place, the marriage,-of Ernest J. Sargent of Waterloo, and.Miss Clara M. Kearns, of 68 Madison street. The ceremony was performed, by Rev. David H. Crsver, the pastor of the church.'They were accompanied'by the bride's sla- ter, Mrs. Kittle Scrlbner^ OT '. AMUSEMENTS Temple The«ter. Frank Keenan cornea to the Temple theater this evenitig In Smoldering Embers'', which revolves around a vagabond's son and his love for a-cob- bler's daughter. A Sunshine comedy \Jazz Bandits\ and vaudovHIe com- plete the program for this ev.enlngr. Otf •Thursday evening Margarita -Jn__\.Xhe- -Thirtieth This picture which Is a very late one has a spicy, dashing,. humor-filled p A complete change of vaudeville Thursday evening IOT the last hsOi of the week, Regent Theater. \The Red.Lane\ with Frank Mayo playing- the leading part is the feature picture at the Regent thin «ev<?ning. raE&simBey In\another episode of \Dare-Devil Jack,'\. together with a Pathe Review and International News is also scheduled. The first of the ney \T_ex\ \Sertegr*wBt \T5F shown in pictures Thursday when \Circumstantial Kvi- Through a perverse maze of cir- nstance, Tex, a wealthy young nwn Is accuse,! of the murder of his best friend, and sentenced to life Imprison- ment. He la lates nardcjicdT .thuniiivi Bis friends, but benefits by hi» ex- periences and after the .real criminal is caugbt he Is exonerated and be- comes the champion of other victims\ of circumstantial evidence. Bi connection with the above picture Capj; H. J. Lewis of tho San Francisco police department will give his lecture and travelogue \Seeing America's Chinatown.\ STOCK MARKET (Special to The Tlmss from Hibbara, Kalbftelsch & Palmor. momber« of the ewT 8 i % S t° k Bh 100 Powers 4« .133 Bulldinfc. Rochester. Closing prices were: American Tobacco igg Atehison ., <jf Am. Beet Sugar 84 Am. Can .... Am. C. & F. American Cotton Oil r.,.. 46 1-2 Am. Smelting ..-. 56 3-4 Am. Sugar V.V.....H8-3-4 Am. Tel. & Tel. ......«.,.,/.,. 94 5-JJ. Anaconda ,,-.., S3 rx Am. Locomotive ......... A... $2 Bethlehem Steel .'.in ,.*...}.,. 88 3-8 B. & O .....MW... 311-4 B. R..T. ,,......, iff 1-8 Cal. Pet •„ 2? 3-4 Canadian Pacific .....;...... ,,.119 S-.4; Cerro de Pasco Copper ,*,..\ 41, 3-4- 5* C, & O .:..,.,,,v53 1-8 Sfc Paul «.,..-,.....».*........,. 43 - driieihih ..•!...,.-.•.: -...v.Ui Chicago, R. Isl. & Pacific ... Brie .....,»,..,.... Brio 1st .,...........>.».. ^l ' 313-4 117-8 j% Gen. .Motors ......., r> ,....... 22 1-8 Goodrich ..................... 58 1-2 *....... *8 1-2 ......... S4 1-2 Haskell-Barkei;•„ »<....«. ,i.,. * ...\ 68 1-2 MetropbjHitttnv Comv;. 6 Gt, Northerni Pref Gif Stages Steel llBk H. 3 Margaret H. Mead, Louise 3, O B. C g , gV y t your ilrugjjUit. and get a SO** nafi!:»s« of Bi-nesia Tablets. T«ko us d:ree;<Hl, 4 / iff youu 't' s. T«o , jj&t liiB.lant- i«:ie*, 5/ tf ihth lt ttJid i yo 4ont jj&t liiB.lant i«:ie, 5/ you -aren't delleMctf with' tho rpnulta. you Caa have yoiu; COc b.aBi«, foi* l\H ki: SIrr. Charles Mtas Bmllle Crane of WllHftm strle* d yesterday from & motortn* ln to iRochester;/ Mr*, Mttbhr iSteBbselisr @taid«r»-*f Barker, N« Tt., hMh' teti miux «C CdrUstodj two' daughters, Mrs. B, 3* m<&&M, Pf Albany, and WHisa LT l t Q Th Klace for Outiiigt Furbef, Carolltte U. Wi I D. T Industrial Alcohol Wright, Iilicy D Terry, Otftce B A, pt Qenevov . The [nspiration Copper - 47 5-8 1 nlsori, Agnfs M Kh W * Cdughiin, Sweftey, p pp Lehlgh Valley .........».....- 41 7-8 M touring c^r driven by. Jacob; Long (.Corners was fe b|3 as it came out of Iiihden i&eet , , th ? r Seneca atreet Iriteweotton at: <-3» o clock thi Mt 1 ti d lat» home, « GejnevJeve Howignd \Bernlce .Bardeen, t, Rev. David H. afternoon at * o 6* the North Preabyte- i l l Marino Com. Mi are busy day* at w Geneva & b lt i tft @taid«r»* , , « of MErt, ShoiiMcher's ateteif, Hrs. rffc f BkjSea r ritoto o clock this Mternoon 1>y ti sedan di b y y Rod and &un ClUb. last evening tfte Paulin? tHm, Nina K. Taylor, Hoiwel, Anna Swift, Agnes 0*Birlen, Agnes C- O'Brien, Mar- 3, CoURhlln,' Glllnda £>, Bea i Mternoon 1>y ti sedan driven by Dr. Frank Abbey of Finger; iAkess^MX Paclflo Hex. Pet. JST. T. Central New ; Okl Northret Pucifla »......., Pennsylvania. R. R. .., 44 1788-4 671-4 DANCING e cub wMch was Kansas car was going West 6tt t d attended W t*ent* i --a street ana Dr, agera «com the indtwtrtnl opncertw in th* try, A , »t 7:30. 9:4$ ftnd omtmm r m s* Maiy 3,. Tri HroHteter, Ada irti^r at the m-B*v. William I*t« bUhopof tu» Prote»t key, Caroline Kathryn M. Holbrook, Ade- Oertrud*:.,,,il. Boblnaon, A. White, Bth $te Ol wniingflesii to ttifc J M holding it* ann 4 t S7 85 1-8 ^^j Thursday ftfter- *l » o'clock in' Bt. 4 lair <ia»* Caisson. Q*&er hambra, of Bochester, will WlflJM nual outln* fttfthH populM ll Seneca iAlWt -, O*nr*»n« will Attend \fia iutt «isew«ri*J tl •. P> . tf iht «•*• ; on numerous un ^Bsflsico TOtfker ft also by Ws mothWv ana iee< creJim J FISH AND MEAT SALE H added Froth Caught LAKE TROUT and WHITE FISH Boston Blue Fj»lt Sliced Ib.l8c Fresh Cod Sliced Ib.20c Fr«sh Macke 1 Ib. 28c Fredi Halibut lb.34c FRESH GROUND I TENDER SHOULDER *22c|SHAK * 26c ' Shoulder • \ Roast Beef Tender Lean MEW Beef Choice Rib Corn Fresh Cat Chops Pure Bulk Cocoa Ib 21c I Pure Home Ren-[ Fancy Clear Salt' SibZ4e Pork lb.25c M CASTLE ST FREE DELIVERY, ' PHONE ORDER EARLY A listed Railroad Bond ofa Afe a price to yield about 1S^% we are suggest- ing to our customers the income mortgage gold bonds of one of the important railroad systems, These Jbonds h^ve an active market on the New York Stock Exchange. The character and earn- ings pf the Railroad justify confidence in its se*. ritifisl ' For particulars ask for Circular QET-98 A. B. LeacH <Q, Co., Inc. Investment Securities MARK HAYES ^\ 5STAFE FOR NEXT YEAR Eleven New Instructor* En- gaged for City High and the Grammar Schools Supt. A. J. Merrell announced today that the teaching staff for the High School and the several grammar schools of the city had been practic- ally completed. With one or two spe- cial teachers lacking the list totals 77, Included in this number are four new teachers for tlr e Klgtt School 'and' so veh for the grammar schools. The new teachers at the High School and spe- cial teachers trill bo .Hug* DA MC- Intyre, Marguerite A. Cost, R^Klna Sweeney and .Miriam Canfield. New gram&jmr school teachers are: Ruth M. Bowen, Frances Caton, Elizabeth Kane, Helen E\. PottejL_J3$nstanee Strasenburg, Elizabeth. Thorp and Mafjbrie L. William«. As yet the exact assignment of smb- jects to be taught at the High School or to \the particular grades in the grammar selioJos has not been made. The personnel f)f the teaching, staff is as' follows* Higft School and Special Teachers— Hugh p. Mcintyre, Flofeflce J. Parker, mas, T>f)J8 li. SejEbastt-, P. & Anna M. Brooks, »Sjatrice M. CanfleM, Harriet H. Dennison, Elizabeth iSuiloo, Lucia .Orldlejv, Mar- guerite A. 'Coflt, Jttmile Holirtatt, Nor- Jne. Manley, Lawrence N f Reed. K. P\. Shedd, Reglna Sweeney, - Hannoh Thomas, Catherine Hedriok, Emtly Usher, Fordyee C. Deitz, Margaretta -- —- Helen Ii. WaUis, h, Ftye A. t. Sailman, Miriam Ganfleld.v „ Grammar SchBols^-Margaret C Md tHrmtfrt READING DISTANCE. • Watch a crowd at the theater reading the program*, ferr antcf there you will see people who xre having trouble making out what the program wants to tell; them. Some hold it too close ta the. eyes, others too far away. Still others give up the attempt th TJow alT\thTi~ .fl Is worse than useless, because jt Is harmful. Correct eye atte) t'ion here for all who need- jit. Stuart F.Dey ~\ Optometrltt 31 Seneca St. Geneva. N. Y. \ HOPELESS0YSPEPTICS TnvSrlnbly gat instunt re- lief by taking 2- or S Bi-nosla. tablet 1 in a little hot water irameiliat'il.v al'i-1 anting'or w3icnovcf 'pain la Ml. tt h bd g matter how- bad your case may be, ffotv lortgf you have Sjurcorofl or ho^ iiiaj*y things you have tried, if j,o\ — suffer from acidity. «as, wni«.ri. to'J fermentation or any other form 6t in dlk h d n y -dlgeslkui du-d thereto, ltd iedny ta —
