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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-22
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.
Union Building Co. to Max Litwin-
off, e S Seymour Nv, 25 TT $ FIR
Avon av, 35x172 81
Bartell Realty Co. to Herman LUIS
tig, S $ Ban st, IA It W fr Nor
folk ST, 4Sx9f ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ]
Herman Lnstig to Bartell Realty
Co., n s 18th av, Il TT W FIR Spring
field av, 2Sx92 ............. .......... J
Frederick r.. Lehman 0rustee) TO
August j, schultz, II W S Clinton
pl, 80 II fr st. James pl, 99x100. -.
John J. Higgins to Fiorentino Berg
amo; 5 5 Academy st, 50 IT FIR Lock =.
Anna II. Hnelsenbeck and hus 10
Mayor and Common Council of
Newark. II $ Bank st, % IT W fir
Fairmonnt nv, 2lxn .v".....,:. $500
Excelsior Building and Loan Assn
ct al TO Martha Il. Vreeland. & )
Montclair av, 100 IT W fr Sd st,
George Buehler ct al to sarah Hi
man, W s Livingston st, 375 IT S
FIR Kinney st, 25x100 ,.,..........
Henry II. Guenther to Charles A.
Seheffmeyer, on Chapel st, AIS II s
fr Lester av, 25x10O .................
e & Fairview NV. SOL II s g fr
Spruce st, z5x100, and other tract.
Olive X. Jordan to Christine w,
Kerner, same property .............
Mary T. Gleason and hus to Mar
garet l.. Rowland, G s Summer nv,
80 IT $ FIR Delavan av, 35x100, and
other tract
Clemson, same property ...........
Johannnh Brennan no Walter o.
Lawson, W 8 Plane st, II e cor
G. Garrabrant land. 2OxsO ;......
Joseph Il. Papsco ct nj to Susanna
Papseo, & $ Baldwin st, 100 II "
FIR West st. 30x10O. ...............
Daniel Szedlak ct Il to Ellis Himber,
same property
Anna szedlak ~ hus TO same,
Ellis HiIQber to Susanna Papsco,
$ e cor Fifteenth av aud s. Six
teenth st, 30x100.
Same TO Daniel Szedlak, same prop
Weequabic Park Land and Improve
ment Company TO Emil j.. Stahl,
g S seymour av, 100 II n FIR Renner
,av, 25xlM ...:...,....".".......
Lyman Davidson to Silverius A.
Koellhofer ct al, s S w. Market
pl, 100 II G FIR Shipman st, 13x96... 20
lillian r. Clark ct al to John A.
nonahne, SIS Halleck st, cor of a
lift alley, 60x141. ..............
a NJ. Banks and hus to Kate G..
Crane, O S Summer av, 81 IT n FIR
bloomfield av, 1Sx72, and other
rs nse' Hendlcr f. Recty -
berg, O s Norwood st, 463 II : fr
S. Orange av, 32X100. .............
Theresa Stigler and bus to Thomas
a. Boyle, s " cor FairmOunt NV
and Bank st, 50x100. ............
John i. Monahan Sheriff to Low
ell Mcconnell Manufacturing Com.
pany, s c cor Avenue A and
Wright st, 127x122. ,.G....... ZAP
TOWNSHIPS.
William Winterbottam ct al. to
JOIN j. Ledig. Irvington. S < Cot
tage ST, 35 II W FIR Howard st,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-22
WI ORANGE INSTRUCTORS
TO GO ON HONEYMOON

Two instructors in the orange pub
lie schools will go on their honey
noon trip next week. Howard j.
McNaughton, principal Of the Ire
mont Avenue School. and Miss Edith
Brownell, of Caledonia, N. Y, will be
married on Thursday at the brides
home.
Horace u. Goas. instructor of his
tory in the OrangehHigh School, Will
be married today to Miss Bertha M.
Oyler. daughter of J. Edward 0yler,
of Williamson, Pa. Mr.. Goas and his
bride will reside in Riggs place, West
Orange.
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Palmer and company in a laugh
squirting comedy sketch entitled" Tit
for Tat" Other features will be the
Curtis Trio, in a combination of COM
edy, piano and song. Magee and
Kerry, in a comedy skit; the Alvinos.
with musical Instruments; Pauline
Verdayne, in up-to-date songs; Max
Reynolds, in a budget of new sto-
ries.
For the latter half of the week six
new vaudeville acts will be intro
duced. The very latest photo plays
will be changed daily.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-22
THIEVES USE HATBOX TO
CARRY OFF THEIR LOOT

A hat-box was all that was neces-
sary for thieves who entered the
home of Mrs. Mark T. Cox, ITO Har-
rison street, East Orange. to carry
away clothes and silverware valued
at $1,000. A window was found open
on the first floor.
The clothes were in the guest
chamber on the second floor. and most
of them were the property of Miss
Susie Cox.
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Kate Lynch to Leroy Allen, T.. Or
ange, W $ n 18th st, 3Ol IT s fir
Park av. 25x100
william A. Wilde ct al (ex'rsl. to
Clara D.. Hanson, Orange, n $ Hey
wood av, 179 IT c fr Lincoln av, =
iOx2O0 =
George A.. Elsasser ct al tex,rsl TO
Cooperative Forno del Popolo.
Orange, W 4 s.. jefferson st. 200
It n FIR Freeman st, 20xl20. .....".. u
Stelton Land Co. to Herbert. Aus.
tin, $. Orange, W cor Hillside pl
and Mountain House road, 65xl5S,
and six other tracts ..,.t....,...
Annie Goodwin to Nellie c~allaghan,
Orange. W $ Mt. vernon av, 10 ft
8 fir lakeside ay, 25xlOO ;...n..r
ai S@W N ( c eea' Y. Or Orange 1S =, W 5
Harvard ter, 50 IT s fir Orange
Heights av, 50x150 ...............
Gertrude De Forge and hus to Will
lam u. Wilson. s. Orange, S $
Arnold ter, 26i IT n W fir Academy
Frederick II. Schmidt to Maximil-
Han j. Auerbeck, Glen Ridge, II W
cor Baldwin st and Ridgewood av,
lBfx200
M%aximillian J, Anerbeek to Carrie
Thomas Reed 10 Julius Koehler, Irv-
ington, W S 23d st, 1876 fl II FIR 18th
nv, 25Xl00 ...4....u.. 49, 49,.
George Taylor ct al. to John T.
st. us IT @ fir Hornblower av, 90
xf50
Herbert Austin to Stelton Land Co,
w. Orange, w 8 Wheeler st. 2i n
$ FIR Mortified rd, 25x125, and other
Land Company OF East Orange to
Stpltou Land IL. Orange,
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MORTGAGES

NEWARK.
Henry G Rodemann To Arthur f.. Kagf-
nor. east side Treacv avenue 397 fees
sonth from Madison avenue. 1900.
Carrie A. Conkiin and husband to
Amelia p. Lawrence. south side Heller
arkwny. west side Clifton avenue. So. 000.
May iitwinoff To Union Ruildlne Com
many aaat sjdo gavrour avanua OK foot
south from Avon avenue. 81, $3.50.
Barteil Realty Company to Herman
Iustie norfh side Fifteenth avenue 2,
feet west from Springfield avenue. 81 600.
Martha II. Vreeland and husband to I'M
perial building and Loan Association.
south sidp Montclair avenue f00 feei
west from Third street $500.
sarah Hilman to Imperial Building and
Loan Association, west side livingston
street, 375 feet south from Kinney street,
81. 400.
Same 10 George Buchler et nj. same
property, $500.
Albin A. Slater to Teutonia Building
and Loan n. Association, south side Bocs
nue., $500.
Isaac Frankel to Merchants Building
and Loan Association, west side Peshine
%%venu 6 ,oS 81 feet south from Avon ave.
min WuIaeh south side Wav y ple
80 feet from corner Prince street. ss25.
Meyer neV,n 50 Juuus schech' nor.n-
q siaoeoo o eoi'er "afren auu chatham s'ree's'
Walter A. Lawson to johanna Brennan.
d a gfIa 80. -.e x-..~a
Garrabrants land, $4,000;
her sonah i s,9ds r, ~ aI 10 aans I'M
~ sou,h slue riteenln aVehues east
sac SCUM Six.eehth street, sy6o.
and Loan Association, south side Brad
avenue, $500.
Richard Knopf to Charles Knopf, west
side South Tenth street, 100 feet north
from Eighteenth avenue, $500.
Cornelius II. vanderhoof to Hugh Kilt
nard, south side Clark street. 100 feet
east from Belleyille avenue, $4,000.
Mortgage and title Insurance COMPANY.
from i Mnlbe aasa' street s'I 5000. 20 iee' east
Thomas A. Boyle 10 Theresa stllzer.
cont waat German E,irv,ount oyao,ta a,3
Rank street "a a50 ' :
ToWNsutps
~" NohafS,
Wyatt Jackson TO Bernard lseddlne,
Montclair, centre Label street. lfl feet
east from forest street. ". Ivy;
Grange, west SIDE North fifteenth = street re
Paul Schulhoff to Horace n, Van puyne,
CaidWell, noftnchSt corner .felcf MOTIF
son land, IL acres meadow land, S!ioo.
Minerva j Mann TO Frank r. Bell, East
Orange. south side New street, West side
DAVIS avenue, Sooo;
ortensio feilecchlh W reoIEli una y.
Hooker. w, orange Southwest corner
Joyce anu pean s.iedt1' 3Looy. 49,
MA eo9 III Racco Orange. we 1iq'S Side saith at'9
Ieaenson sraef'' q ooo ieet north ieo'n
r,andaa caonglar ~ William Ttadom,n
.naries Spehsaer s,dn ihoda 'tt ainnhd
nnS. ons Yraat fron, Mmnn avan,,a
20 son ~ wv ~
William r Wilson TO Gertrude Da
raran Santb Orange south west side Ar.
mold terrace. 24 feet northwest from
Academy street. 5000.
Rernard A, Koellboffer to Edward C..
Gaorge' Iryington. west side South Tween.
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Company of East Orange, $. Or.
ange, n W. Hillside pl. $ cor land
of L. II. Burke, 136x253. ........
Abraham Bruskin to Giacomo Scan
ne1li, Montclalr, n W o Harrison
av and Norman st. 55x125. .........
John II. Yocum to Laura NJ. VIII
son, Il. Orange. e $ Hawthorne ay,
$50 Il $ FIR Main ST, 75x143. .....
Laura NJ. Wilson to Florence Knapp
Yoeum, +. Orange. same property
William II. V. Relmer to Shelton c.
Hemstreet, f. Orange, e s Sfeuben
st, 465 1T s " fr Sussex av, 50x150. .
Joseph z. Siedler to Mary Stefany
and hus. Iryington. $ W cor Cot
tage ST. 35x100.
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PUBLIC SALE
TINE NATIONAL
SAW CO.'S PLANTS

OfBahlned under the Laws of Kentucky.
In Dissolution.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. IL O'CLK
Ia tho Public Salesroom. Phila. Bourse.
VIII be sold at Public Sale.
Two Saw Manufacturing Plants, VIZ.
FACTORY BUILDINGS and lot OF
around, with Machinery. known as THE
Richardson Brothers Plant" River St, city
OF Newark, N. j., and Saw Factory. Rolling
Mill and lot Of Ground. Cottage st, city Of
M1ddletown, N. Y.
- Both plants will be sold together as
one property.
Also
At the same time and place. ybut separate
from the above described plants. LEASE
and other interests, Machinery, etc, south
east corner OF Sixth and Hoadley SITS, city of
Cincinnati, o.
cE For plans and more full particulars.
apply to George :. Graham, esq, Attor-
ney; Edwin II. Glenn, Esq, Attorney, or
Joseph GiInIIan, esq, Attorney, Law Of
fees, eleventh floor, West END Trust build
ing, Philadelphia, Pa.
BARNES & LOFLAND,
AGCTIONEERS,
No. l47 South Fourth st.. Philadelphia. Pa.
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VAUDEVILLE SPEClALTlES
ON WASHINGTON PROGRAM

An excellent bill of vaudeville
specialties is provided for the delec-
tation of the patrons of the Wash
ington Theatre for next week. One
of the features of this bill is Minnie
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bodiment of the Monsignore. The
mounting of the play will be mag
niicent.
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TOWNSHIPS

William Winterbottam ct al. to
John j. Ledig. Irvington, S s Cot.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
ATTACKING THE KISS.

One of tho eminent authorities, Of
which there are several millions In
this country, has discovered what lie
claims is a great truth. lie has been
investigating II for many years and
is now prepared TO thrust upon the
parpitating and apprchensive world
the momcntous information that kiss.
Ing spells a beautiful mouth and that
great beauties should beware OF this
'astime, which has been designated by
ono American humorist as "thc great.
est of the indoor sports" ''ll
II seems too bad that this main
should have wasted the best years OF
his life investigating this proposition,
for his painstaking effort will be all
in vain. In spite OF all tho scientific
advice-and advice, by tho way. that
Is sound and unQucstioncd-mcn con.
tinue TO smoke and absorb nicotine
into their systems. They also con.
tinuc to tampcr with the deceptive and
dfsconccrtinG highbaii. The highbTh
has spoiled the pristine beauty of u
good many noses in this country, but
still men continue TO drink. VIII wo.
men stop kissing Just because there Is
a chance that It may spoil the beauty
of their mouths? Foolish question.
Tic kiss is all institution that has
thrlved through all of the adversitics
and vicissitudcs iu history. With the
bone collar button and. the dGrw5hat.l
1t stands as an Institution mpdrisia:
Bile through the ages. The. et1fnent'
authorities may warn and oven rave.
but the kiss will endure. It extends
through life from the cradle to the
grave and from The creation to the
millennium.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
New Remedy That Removes Frcekles
or Costs Nothing W

Here's "a chance; Miss Frcckle.FatkI
to try a new remedy for freckles wiAA
the guarantee Of reliable dealer DID I
1t WIN mot cost you a penny unless ID
removes the frcckles, while II il doe,
give You q clear complexion, the OK.
pense is trifiing.
simply get an ounce of otliine-tlou.
bic strength, from NJ. D. Christie aiitI
one fishts treatment Will show yoii
how easy 1t is to rid yourself OF the
homely freekles and get a beautiful
complexion. Rarelyls more than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
BE sure to ask NJ. p. ChrisdeSfor tho,
double strength .othine. as this is tiio
only prescription sollfunder guarantsa
OF money back II 1t falls 10 rcmdJd
freckles. I'LL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
AERIAL wARsHlP HvRLs DEATH
Turkish Camp Wiped Gu, by Bomb.
from Diriqible.

ROME, May "a brief dispatch re.
Ccivcd at the war ministry last night
tells OF the destruction OF the Turkish
camp with heavy loss" at Aziziah by
two dirigiblc balloons, which sailed
over the place and dropped explosives
into the cncampmcnt. iHe
This is the first serious destruction
by dlriEibles in actual warfare. The
report says that 80 bombs were drop
ped, practically annihilating the Turk.
ish camps.
The Turks tried TO use their field
pieces to destroy the dlrigiblcs with
shrapnel. but they could not fire at a
sufficient elevation and the explosives
fell far short.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
GOSSIP OF r4g .srAeE.

Cyril Scott will return 10 musical
productions when hc appears in the
revival Of Patience. /;
Helen Marc made a success In A
Trial Marriage, By Elmer Harris, in
Cincinnati last week. Harrison. Hunt.
er and George w! Barnum were III the
east 49,
tThc. Governors Lady, by Alice Brad.
Hey, 4 now playwright. Is TO be pro.
duecd. on Wednesday, In Philadelphia
by David Belasco and William Elliott.
their first joint production.
Charles Frohman says the eternal
triangle of husband. wife aud lover,
so long the main theme OF French
drama, Is dead, and that some new
motivc Will have to be found to inter.
est the public.
John Drew may probably appear In
the adaptation Of a French play called
Papa, The story Is that of man who
falls In love with the girl who was his
sons sweetheart and wins her for him.
self.
Manager Tunls f. Dean, OF the New
Academy of Music, has invited tho
soldiers from the Confederate Home
at Pikcsvillc and ladies' from the Con.
federate Women's Home to attend the
Wednesday matlHee, performance Of
she9a1doah. On !
James Stevens, Hamilton Earle and
Irwin Myers arc among the barjlpnes
Of the Aborn x Engas)l Grand Opera
Company. Joseph FIorian and sicg.
Tried Phillips are the bassos, Philip
Branson buiroo and Estelle Wahl is
among the sopranos. Nicosla is the
conductor and the stage directors are
Karl Schroeder and Ralph Nichols.
benefit is to be given I'm New York
York in aid OF proposed fund OF $40.
uoO to equip tho Newboys' Club In that
city Among those who have yolun.
teered for the occasion are Lillian Rus.
selLnGeorge NJ. Cohan. Charles Haw.
trey, Ina Claire, Clifton Crawford
Blanche Ring, AL Jolson, Al Johnson
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03

worthiiy bestowed, Tom McDougaf has
been lighting the battles OF his party
in Wayne county for over quarter Of
a century and commenced at time
when a: Republican had no show
against the large odds against him in
his section, of the State. His rccogni.
ton has hot kept pace with his ser.
vices TO his party and We feel like
dcadening over the line to some OK.
tent IL It WIFI In any way assist him
In getting the recognition to which he
is entitled. As an editor he is in hearty
accord With the progressive or Repub.
llcan movement which swept over the
State. and We predict success for him
in his race for the Senate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
WANT PROSPERITY
says PRESIDENT
PRESIDENT TAFT TELLS SOUTH
CARoLINiANS WHAT is THE MA
TONS NEED.

fHE0IDENI Int lCLIo oOO n
CARoLINIANS WHAT is THE MA.
TONS NEED.
FLORENCE, S. G.. May 3.-Although
not on campaign trip. President TAFT
made two short speeches In South
Carolina yesterday on his way TO
Washington from Augusta, Ga. lie dc.
livcred the first at Sumter from the
rear platform of his private car and
the second ut Florence. Big crowds
greeted him at both places. The Presi-
dent preached prosperity. and declared
his opposition to doctrines that he said
would destroy that prosperity If writ.
ten into law.
What VIC want is prosperity" said
Mr.. Taft At Sumter. I'VE want quiet,
and the least disturbance to business,
so that capital may be invested and ali
may enjoy plenty. In South Carolina |
have not always had the. support, that
would make me believe 'ft NORTH Willie
tU 4Gk lyou6 fort ssouriisitHAdgGt&;Ibut 4
know there is a strong Ii9srHSulpi IN
South Carolina, as in. othet States, Of
coniilcnce)ihi existing !SoSerhment. and
there is a desire TO maintain il that
may be used to continue II as 1t is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03

Albert spaldlng, George Arilss. Chs.
J. Ross, Elizabeth Brlee and tile Dolly
Twins. Z,
An importahte development Iii lie
VAUDEVILLE, situation Is tie purchase by
3 1. Keith Of the Percy q. Williams
theaters. which viii ety6 him tho
domination Of Tho East, while Martin
Beck Will control vaudeville In Tic
Wlfst' Botli managers, however, liia
tend 20 net ih! hgnnbpy and iHey nity
unite, ttiyir lres itccttve -bookIBg ofliccss
now cOtduSled lsebaraleis Git ID
thought thatsil,s amount tbaid Sfor tSe.
Williams thnatofs was between ityc
and SIX millions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
POLICE COURT
MAYOR LIVELY FINES ANOTHER
AUTO sPEEDER TINS MoRNNG.

- : 3 v
This flnOrnIng before, Mayor Henry
Lively a well known automobile man
OF this city drew fine amounting to
$500 and costs, or nearly $4,000 for
his having spccded his car up to q
high rate on Jackson street yesterday
At the hearing this morning the gen
tlcman stated that he did not wish tC
appeal the case, and was willing tC
settle. which he did. paying the fine
before leaving the room.
The mayor again gave stringent or
dcts to all Of the police to watch OH;
for the spcedCrs. and TO place all un
der arrest who went over the city
streets nj n higher speed rate than il
allowed III the city ordinance.
The case THIS morulng makes the
third scorcher who has been before
Mayor Lively, each and all OF the men
drawing the usual $500 and costs
and Mayor Lively says that he intend,
&c break UP the practice OF coins
through the city at such speed AZ
tc cndangcr the lives OF pedestrians.
Chief buckley Is doing all possible
10 get tho autoists to reduce thci
speed and run their ears within tht
limit without their arrest, but states
that the speeding must be eliminated
before some one is badly Injured as ;
result OF the reckless driving.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03

We arc authorized 10 announce the
candidacy of DR.. II. D. Hatfield, OF
Eckman. Mcdowell county, for nomi.
nation for Governor. subjoctryto the
Republican Primary Election to be
held on June 4, 1912.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
QUARTERLY MEETING
OF THE M. p, CHURCH

Tho Sd quarterly meeting Of thel
Marion charge VIII convene at Man.
loy's Chapel. May II, at $40 p. M.
Rev. J. N Holt will preside, aud Nfif
preach at 1870 p. M, Same day. All
official members requested to attend
as tho question of parsonage properly
will be scti'rd atStlits conference.
aas, H.sL. NEsTpR, Pastor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
OHIO IIl|Il9IIlTYPIE:iM!0GR7ATs
iMeeRAw HOLDS MIS- STRENGTH
AND DEFEATS WEST VIRGINIA
SENATOR'S sEr Z g.r

SENR IOHS, -
WHEELING, W. Va. May 3.-Ohio
county Democrats yesterday held their
primaries TO select delegates TO the
district delegate convention 10 be held
at Petersburg June and tho con-
test was unusually warm. In the
Reighborhood Of 1900 votes were
pollcd and while the returns last even.
ing were incomplete there was every
indication that ]. D. Haudlan had won
out over Jerc a. Miller. for delegate
to the national convention at Baltl.
more.
+ 1t was in this fight that the great.
est interest conferred due to the fact
that Handlan was an avowcd Woodrow
Wilson candidate and represented the
MCGraw element Of the party In this
section and while Miller was not out.
spoken In favor of any candidate Il
was generally understood that he fa-
;fored Champ Clark and for this rca.
son,l,ad the backing, Of the Watson,
Chiffon combination. .. t.Jfy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
STATE SENATE,

4i5l'aake,this means ofsaao,mclng my
candidacy for the Republican nomina-
tIOn2fop State stnatdlf sGbictt to he
will of the voters at the Primary Elcc;
ton on June 4th. for the It'll Seha.
torial district, composed OF Taylor, Ma
'rion and Monongalia counties.
JOSEPH II. McDERMOTT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03

Col. Thos r. McDouGai, editor and
proprietor of the Ceredo Advance has
secured the endorsement of Wayne
County Republicans Ifor State Senate
in his district. This is recognition
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Thereby announce that am can.
didate for the Republican nomination
for Attorney General, subject TO the
primary election OF June 4th.
A. A. LILLY.
Beckley. w. Va: April 10, 1912.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03

Kindly announce my candidacy Iur
Congress from the First ConSrcssona,
District Of West virginia. subJec. TO
the decision OF tho Republican voters
at the State Primaries to be held June
Is 1919.
Wheeling. W. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
FoR JUDGE SUPREME COURT,

FoR JUDGE SUPREME COURT.
] hereby announce my candidacy for
Supreme Court Judge. subject 10 tho
action OF the Republican State con.
yention at Huntington May 1G.
Respectfully,
L. S, DOOLlTTLE.
Huntington, W. Va, April IL, t9t2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
ESTATE SUPERINTENDENT
fyctst crInni q

III hereby announce my candidacy fot
The Republican nomination for State
Superintendent OF Free Schools, sub
5ect TO tho decision OF the voters in
Statewide primary election called fol
June 4th, 1912,
C. r. MURRAY.
Williamson, w. Va, April s. 1912.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
al, IP'IAlIE.l Y n. ' ),
W, AaWElpEeuscH RECEIVES LET.
TIERS FOR HOT WATER OR
STEAM HEATER,

Among the patents recently granted
to West virginians at Washington by
the patent attorneys Davis and Davis,
was one TO Mr.. W. 4. Wcidcbusch of
this city.
The device on which MIR. Weldc-
busch was granted patent Is a hot
water or steam heater and this heater
promises TO be an Improvement on
anything OF the kind ever before pat
entcd. Mr.. Wcidcbusch Is receiving
the congratulations Of his friends on
his success in securing patent OIL this
invention.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03
JOHN ARMSTRONG DEAD

FATHER OF LOCAL ATTORNEY Ex.
PlRES AFTER LINGERING I'LL.
NESS. -a#
Mr., Albert J. Kern Is In receipt of
message today from Attorney jaui
G. Armstrong;. announcing the death OF
his father, Mr.. John Armstrong, which
occurred at his home in Uniontown.
Ohio. tbs morning ut II O'Clock. MIR.
Armstrong had been in declining
health for several months and his son
had been called to his bedside on sew.
cral occasions.
The funeral will take place at Union.
town. or Monday Mr.. Armstrong will
remain there until after the funeral.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-03

LAUNCH FOR sALE-At n bargain II
taken quick: will carry 10 people,
speed 12 miles, easy 10 run and safe.
Call Bell i42.J or Con, SOIL for dem.
Qpstration