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RUSSIANS BATTER
TEUTON OEfuNS[S
CLOSE TO k0vEl
Z Conief Attacks only TEN.
pofanly Delay Advance of
the C.laf, Troops

f'ifNppftAB 49, TIE batter.
.ns - T'uton dsfrnsss sionE ths ~.
tsl iSmbsfs line Slowed no HiFn ~
aisismsn' 70 day D.spsichss from
the front ssid ~. Russian forces ~sfo
misinE infanify attasks sith hesVb
artillery bYmbafdmsnt IN battles 81
various poinis uefmsn toun'sf at
ilrss ars b.ing laununsd against the
MusroVIis columns 80 faf without
success. 'sc'pt temporarily haitinr
th. fOrward movement ~ the ltus.
SLAMS.
Press dsspst,hss 30 day shId bsu.
kaledine waa less than a dozen miles
from koNcl ana continuing his ad.
vance. iir g. threatening To take the
kosel' Iemb'fs Railroad. spreading
sllll wider the Russian wedge between
ia. German and Austrian forces
THIS sam. wedge threatens "A turning
of the hanks " ihc two T.utonic
armies
MRtshy terrain IN hamp-ring the
Russian attack slightly, but the car =
iorcss ar. confident of early victory,
Timely discovery of German gdS,
warning OF approaching Touton at
tacks, enabled Russian forces IN lhc
region of Smorgan to beat back their
foes with heavy losses before they
even reached tn. barbed wire cnian.
elements before the Russian posi-
tions.
The War Once statement to-day
"A assert ed TINT m, T,utpuig fpIgss lost
heavily and a number ~ maChln.
guns and rifies were captured
In the Caucasus theatre ~ war the
statement asserted that M" Turks
had been forced backward toward
kharput from n fortified position on
the right bank Of the Euphrates at
Muradtc chala.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-03
Don't Let Soap
Spoil Your Hair

When You wash your hair. be careful
what you use. Most soaps and prepared
shampoo cont ain too much alkali. which
is very injurious. ss it dries the scalp
and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is Just plain null
siiied cocoanut oil. for this is pure and
entirely grcascless, It's very cheap. and
beats the most expensive soaps or any
thing else all to pieces. You can get
this at any drug store. and a few ounces
will last the whole family for months.
simply moisten the hair with water
and rub it in; about u teaspoonful is all
that is required II makes an abundance
Of rich. creamy lather. clcanses thor
oughly, and rinses out easily, The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and is soft.
fresh looking. bright, fluffy. wavy and
easy to handle. Besides. it loosens and
takes out every particle Of dust. dirt and
dsadsun.-Advt.
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GERMAN ATTACKS
FAIL AT VERDUN AND
AT SOMME. SAYS PARIS

. x,.s ,,,-
fAhiS' Hug' S'-Nor'n OF 'ne NiNeN
Somme several German attempts last
nipht against the French position on
ua,.on ,a,,, u.r. r.,u,..a 4, va.
-,
omciaiIy announced pV the rreheh
War Department this afternoon.
The text of IN. French war once
.,.,a,, A.. ,,,io,s.
~ 80
NORTH or the RIVER Somme we re-
pulsed last night several German AS
,.,l,. uno, ,b. Mo,acu Farm onl
.,,, A.,
WV o's""'He" o"r nc" P'''''o'' w.
tween this farm and the Hem Wood.
"It has been confirmed that the
nar,,, n,,,. .nv.v,,, 4, IN. r.,,,n
WV "''" ""''' e"e'" :" 49,
OF the Monacu farh hau 10 ne re-
lieycd as IA result Of the heavy losses
they have sustained since July 80.
"So,,th of the River Somme "A coun-
ter.ntinck upon our positIons located
to the south of t.str.e. failed under
our fire
"nn m. r,yh, hank or ,ba Riv.r
Non.., ,ha t.armon. deIir.r.d ..v.,.i
vinian, corn,.r-attarL. unon tha
,r.nrho. which we con,urrd ves,er-
dny Evarvw here our cur,nins OF ,ire
ami the Are of our Infantry checked
IN. .fror,s of nur adyersnry, who suf-
fe,,d heavy Losses Az for our troon.
fnlIowinu mn their advantages they
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BERLIN COMEDIES
FRENCH GAINS ON
TWO BATTLE LINES
CONTINUED from First Paxe.)

to Monacu Farm, also n trench see
tion north of that point.
AT the Thiaumont work, southeast
OF Ficury. the enemy was completely
ropulsed likewise In the mountain
and forest nearby. after temporarily
breaking our lines They suffered
heavy Losses. Tho enemy obtained a
footing on Pepper Ridge. southwest Of
Fleury. and they recaptured a trench
section lost Tuesday In Laufee Forest
'On the eastern front, Russian ad-
vances ON both sides OF Lake Nobel
failed. Southwest of I.ubleszcw a
strong attack broke down. An enemy
advance around kowelsarnyry was
driven or"
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Loss Or HIS lob
MADE BASIS Of
AN INDICTMENT
Granj luv lake, A,uon
Against Man Accused ~ lils
INK Anolhrf Di>,hlrgej.

Too nfsi indi,fm,uf against men
.bafsrd with ,aHs.nF aauth't a. i.s'
Lls J.h sssf ni,I OBJ % orsut lHf,
in this rountF ~ss ruturn'i ~ iuis"
Muiaussn in gsnsfsl sssfiuns TO-DAY
~ ACCUSES John hr1rnih ~ the
Nrifafh Plumbing pni neatinH
Company - ~ as Wee T~ent,
hrst street a lshiInF msmbrf ~ th'
Master Plumbers Association. -
rp'f. Ion. Ia compelling tho tirsmuni
iiuldinE COMPANY. large real -
tat" corporation. ~ discharge from
their .mplo, Hcnr u Dickensun. "a
sanitary engineer - NJ a. East se'
cnteenth Strs.t
Dics.nson. according to District
Attorney swami. had insisted In he
half ~ his employers. that Mcurath
1--we up ~ "a contract which he had
entered into for plumbing work In "a
nunb.r of new buildings the Ora
mont Company we're erecting In Fast
rhirty-siNth street
Complaint against McGraih was
made To District Attorney Swami hy
several friends of Nj. Dickcnson. and
Assistant District Attorney Marko-
witch mad. an investigation, which
resulted In the Grand Jury summon
INK before them Thomas q. Nc.
i.aughlin. President Of the Gramont /
Holding Company.
Nj Mclaughlin admitted that he
had discharged Dickinson upon the
command OF McGra,h lie told Mr.
Narkowitch that his company had
employed Dickenson to see that the
plumbing contract held by McGrath
was carried out according to speci-
hcntions, Because OF Dickenson's in
sistence, MCLAUGHLIN said. as to Ger
tain details Of the contract being car
rled out. he incurred the enmity OF
McGrath, and ON June q, In the
presence OF eight members of the
Master Plumbers Association, In the
rooms of the association. McGrath
insisted that Dickenson be discharged
MIR. Mclaughlin told the Assistant
District Attorney that McGrath had
threatened that unless Dickenson was
dismissed the contract would not be
carried out by him or any other mem-
her of the Master Plumbers AssocIa-
ton. McGrath. according To Mr.. Me-
iaughlin. said that Dickenson was
too arbitrary and had made certain
statements about him which were not
true Mr.. Mclaughlin exhibited to
the Grand Jury n letter written to
him by McGrath. In which the latter
stated that Dickenson had made mis-
leading statements to architects and
contractors about the quality OF Nc
Grath's work and unless Dlckenson
was discharged complications might
arise which would not he OF benefit
to the Gramont Company.
" convicted OF the offense charged
McGrath can be sent to the peniten-
tiary for not more than three years
%. fined $500.
McGrath was one OF the five mem
bers Of the Master Plumbers Asso-
citation who were indicted several
years ago on a charge or extortlon,
II being alleged that they were try
ing TO collect debts due the members
Of the association by refusing to do
work for those who owed the individ-
ual members.
7. j. McManus OF the firm OF Olcott.
Gruber. Bonynge a. McManus sur
rendered McGrath this afternoon and
he was released In $1,000 bail. Time
was given to Mr.. McManus by Judge
Mulqueen to demur to the Indictment.
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SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds; /;
with $500 added; Ave furlongs, colum'
binc. l07 q McTaggarD. to !, even
and 10 2. first; Fairy Wand. lol %.
Mccaheyl. IL to |. to ! and 10 2,
second: Repiobate. lio tDavies). 10 to
|. 4 to and 2 to /, third. Time
/ 90 as Meteorite. Wingold, Basil.
Flash of Steel. Uitimatum, Sunbonnct,
Bsily. Peasant. Basilus and Cheer
Leader also ran. Stratched-Bu Of n
Devil. Sandstone. Bellringer, Kimberly.
Scylla and Fantam Balla,
SECOND RACE-Steeplechas for
three year olds and upward; with $500
added about two miles --Rupica. 1873
lSmooD, lS to s. 4 TO 8 and ? to ., first;
Al Reeves, las Uowers), II to g. I To
snd to 3, second; Agon. 1875 tkennedN.
30 to !, 10 to | and : to |. third, Time.
"a King Simon, ChiNalry and Emer-
Md Gem also ran. Scratched, Fakrr.
Marian,
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Many Green Car Men 10 he LOVai:
Hdependent Union Being Formed

To fsrpfts 49, - fssafshis is 'hs
auIan I'd. q ths ffa f.Hn f1uifHfffsI
fsa. tsd o. 20 iisad4uaTtsfs ffea "a
sfssn 80 lines laigs I~fesn,sss ~
the msH ~uaid silfk ~ the COMPANY.
ihriudirs nany smui1i s.s Who signed
ihs union fuiis 10 iha last fec dsDs
iui ~ho have sspsrsncsd . change
~ heart li sas aiso ssid that in the
iafgs enrolment claimed 10 the uniuu
leaders wsfs employees Nbo had t-'n
Instructed a. idsntif, themselves With
mo uuion IA ofdsf ~ As.p The oom
rsni's appraised ~ tho unions Ia
isutiuuH
Tho other ispYft hai n that many
snptlSs.= n the queens county lines
VETO organizing au independent union
aud ssf. scitlns ready To r.pudiate
rf'sidont Mahon'a Organization u
" SAID that As q last resort tho trar-
tlnh officials ~iii encourage the for
nation ~ Independent unions IN order
a. ko'p their men out - thu AmaiHs.
mated Association ~ stree, hallway
Employees
ln anticipation ~ ti..up ~ tho
car lines. residents ~ Qu.ens pre-
pared 10 petition Mayor Mitchell to
Husponi the v.hicl, license ordinance
temporarily ~ that owners OF motor
truck. and stages may provide some
- Ia
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BRITISH STRENGTHEN
HOLD ON THE GROUND
TAKEN ON SOMME LINE

LONDON. Aug. S-"During the
night we continued the work OF con
soliiating the ground which We had
gained and in opening up communl-
cation trenches" says the British
official statement issued to-day.
"Our guns were active and the en-
cmy's artillery retaliated briskly dur
ing the evening along our front from
Mnhz Farm to Loungueval, also on
tho Woods OF Mametz, Fricourt and
Becourt and the village OF Pozieres
His fire slackened of at dawn.
''rhe enemy exploded a small mine
near Souchez, 1t caused no Casualties
and aid little damage"
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APPLES, ORANGES,
FIGS AND PRUNES
Are The -Four Fruits Used In
Making ''Frult.a.Nves"

"FRVlT.ATINES" is the only medi-
cine in the world that is made from
the juices Of fresh ripe fruits, Thus
il is mAnifestly unfair to say. 81 won't
take fruit-a-tivcs because | have tried
other remedies and they did me no
good" On the other hand. the fact
that "Fruit-a-tives" is entirely different
from any other preparation IN hs morid
Is jus, Why you should give it fair trial.
in any trouble Of the Stomach, Liver.
Bowels. Kidneys or skin "fruit-a.
tiyes" u composed Of the actire pie
Of fruit and the greatest nerve tonic rer
d'scorersd soc, a box. o Tor ss so. trial
sire. a5c. At all dealers or sent by Fruit
a-tives. Limited. Ogdensburg. N. "
AdvI
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-03
WESTERN UNION TO RUN
BUSES FOR EMPLOYEES
IN EVENT OF CAR TIE-UP

The Western Union Telegraph
Company informed Its operators and
other employees at the Dey Street
main off,ce to-day that In event OF a
general traction strike II would es-
tablish omnibus lines for. Western
Union employees.
Arrangements have been made for
lodging women employees Mt the
Marguerite. Bossert and 1t. George
Hotels in Brooklyn and the omnibus
service will carry them TO and from
the offices
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DUFFY. At her residence 52T W. i52d
St, CATHARlNE, widow or Edward
Duffy
Solemn mass % requiem NJ the Church
OF 81. Catherine ~ Genoa ON SATURDAY,
Aug =. At 10 A. VI. lnterment Cal
vary Cemetery,
O'BhlES.-JoiIN, beloved son of ThomAD
oRrlen ana Delta O'Btion, nee Malone
Funeral from his late residence. No,
4Ot Richmond Terrace. New Brighton.
=. l., Aug. =, at l.. Ar. Interment II,
Peters Cemetery.
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K. ot &. Convention >djourn-.

DAVENPORT, la, Aug, S-Thc SUI
prome Convention Of the knights of
Columbus, In session here this week,
adjourned to-day, The closing feature
OF the convention MAS an automobile
ride through the tr-citics and the
Rock Island Arsenal grounds
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-,
~
ss''ssa ~ -"
70 -" s't Pr
-. nS,..
esSsS'' ~
~" hsf'f Ni"h' - '
NJ N"ef " s"-sas
t"fefs '"' " w.
~@esei''ee |" We eeies 80
ieefss-s. 70 s@s'' . .
Nia' - 30" '""'pe"fs ''i's "
fhs '4h' ~ 80 ''''
N"'a - 80
'hs~ a. ss' sssss' - ne -si's''as
-hiea las tssn sec en fh'5 F'.'
fsf bo' " hsfe ihs faAa ~
FAs ssh''"'hf "f""
s'fphs - sen' ~ani 'hs shi'. ~
'ss. rhs'fs ~ "sf 'sh'' "'@''"'"
fhs Ne" wa ''s '.'S'-'r Is'
n'h ne "sa 70 Ntehu"'
NJ. WoSf-'Ws "eisf "a ths "sh
efsanisies - n"~ r"T-'-ea
The ssg"f-Do ,"s mean we s'n'
e~nr ~th iahe w p"HHf"1 " W.
s@fsrsB~f
M weoa-ws hssens eons o. ut
- nov.
TIE Mayors the company pre-
pased 90 siee Assursncs that u Gill
,es ee iHi.rfsr-s-e or in,imids,ionf
Mr.. wood-No. &c ~iii not use In
sts.laAxjon or eosr,ion Bu, ws OBJ.
S>rt 60 ,h. men Joining the union
nat. nov making trouble IN New
yors. Tho men have been told o..
TIE Msyor-wtl the company sivs
assurance that ~ VIII no, discharge
m. man ~ Joinf
Mr.. Wood w, viii si,e no asrur.
sncs. ON any,hl.s q, ,IatinT % matters
hs,v.en IN. comnan, and iu men
-. vul .iy. mn a.suranos As 90 how
..,A ..,a,. ,h,. AFFAIR
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5000 OF 1000 GREEN CAR MEN
IN UNION.

General Organizer Fitzgerald an.
nounccd that moro than 5000 ~ tn.
5000 men on, the green car lines OF
tho New York Railways Company
had Joined the union and that prac.
'ically every man In the employ of
the Now York and Queens County
system had been enrolled In tn. or.
xaninatiop. lie said some time 10.
day committees of union men rep
resenting these limos would submit TO
the companies the demands outlined
TO Mayor Mitchell yesterday.
I'VE will walt until tomorrow for
an answer" continued Fitzgerald.
In the moan time tho enrolment of
the men will continue. Tomorrow
evening We will hold general meet
inss and submit to tho men tho COM
paniss' answers. 1t will then DO up
TO the men to take such action as
they deem advisable on the answer
OF the companies"
FitsGerald said union representa-
tives OF the four divisions Of tho
Ihird Avenue system would meet In
i.yceum Hail. Eishty-sixth street
and Third Avenue. Tomorrow night
TO discuss the progress OF tho strike
ON the lines OF that company.
Men ON the fourteen line In staten
Island to-day presented their de-
mands. II they are refused. as ex-
pected. the men will strike tonight.
The police otncials worked all night
on the plans Tor handling the strike.
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Congress appropriations Uiahe.t
Ever.

WASHINGTON. Aus 3--Appropria-
tions OF the presen, Congress passed the
u 800 900, 900 mark to. day and set . new
record
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otsiss piscNARoiSo MN ron
JOINING UNION.

@fNfSN"
Mf Hhoats s.m. pfotputty IN bt.
,.., "a .n..,, a., a.,.,,a. :, n. a..
w '"'s''"" ~ we "'s
.h-'ss ~ 'hs men We SAID
80 faF az the claim that fou, man
~.r. dischars.d by our oomp.n, ~,
ioint,. an. u,t,n 4. .....,,'.., a.,
'" ''' '""
NOT correct statement Only one
man Was discharged aud not fof juin.
ins any up,os hut o., op.n ana A.
.,.n, l,.,,o,sin.,,,n a.. -
"'' !"
"M"i""
Nov. before reading q statement .
have prepared. "a uk. 20 say that
~b., 4 ,.c.,.,, 60. .., -, -
-.,-
s'"u"hsn MI hh"h's nodded To
ward the labor representatives. sitting
opposlts him, II va. 80 struck by tn.
dirsrsnc. between ,h. a,tltui. of ou,
men and tho character OF IN. do.
n,ands made that 4 decided 10 M ,o
the men aud I.HI IN. true facts so
We called tWo mass meetings. ana
addressed s.7o0 men.
q aid 10 them Il nm her. ., h,.,
what you have 10 say. a, unIr,.
stand you've made n re,,,,.., ina, Ger
tain outside labor ON, iais present Ger.
tain demands 10 US I. thai tru, ?
Have you requested anyon. Ia mai.
thsss dsinandsr
.Ther. was n ,,nani,,o,. ~. ,,o,,,
tho mem wv ''"
A. this point Mr.. Shonts asked nor.
mission 10 read tho .tat.mont M,
had prepared. which Was granted.
Then Mayor Mitchell saId;
"rd iiko 10 ask you a few question.
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'N. Zoo ~ had susaFft f4 hfsst fhs
f'If hums ssff aIsfhsfFff ~.
DaHsr thsy failed a. 90 asids sbafs
~ 'hf f"esipis 90 ths rln pam s.Ius
- sf"s ihcumIs ishrs and othsfs
D. huss ~ phbsirai disabiii,
As'nis ~ho afr tlins 20 tssfitt
hsIp - tho ifastiuh companies .ay
onll ih' roofssi class - men is aAaii.
ai.. ...H zee - ihr Strat demand to-
lsalYf ln all parts - the rpuniry
b..fTf silief. ~ NJ ~ Washing.
'"n Avenue. mDtoiman snd
'hariss West. - No ~ Iast ~.
i'"hih street. a conductor. said to
have remained iuyai 80 tho tniun
haii~abs Company were set upon
ani beaten ~ ~ AIMS aud CJ press
Avenue. while On their way 90 -.
port ~ du'y st th. company. barn.
ono Hundred aud Thirty eighth
street aud Willow Avsnu. Iislf a
DOZEN men attacked them. aud by
III" tin" tho police arrived Miller
and West had been pretty roughly
handled Their Injuries were dressed
by a Lincoln Hospital surgeon aud
they wer. taksn home No arrests
we're made.
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POWER HOUSE eMPloVGGs
TAKEN INTO UNION.

Nerihcation Of the report that union
organizers have been working among
the men employed In the power
houses Of tho traction companies
ca mo this afternoon at n meeting Of
1000 strikers held Ia Lyoeum Hall.
| Eighty sixth street and Third Ave-
nue Michael Murphy. President Of
Stoalu Firem.n and Engineer'A Union.
decl,sSDf that rs pcr cent. Of tho power
house employees had been brought
into tho union corral and were ready
to stand by the motormen and con-
ductors. The cheering following this
ammo uncemcnt lasted several minutes.
John H. Reardon. an organiser
from Worcester. Mas. said 10 have
becn the Democratic candidate for
Mayor at tho last election In that
city, also addrcssed tho men.
While the danger Of q strike on the
subway and elevated lines was by no
means averted by the announcement
that the Interborough had agreed to
an immediate advance In wages T."
all employees on these lines. ,Lo 1921
cars Of tho New York Railways Com
pany offered the immediate mark.
These. with the Queens cars. are In
ciudcd In the strike order that u pre-
pared In tho event the dcE,ai. ds now
presented are refused. The limos rep
Resent e2o,6% mllcs. 1919 miles being
In Manhattan and 76.0s mAlss In
Queens, Their aggregate passengers
for the year reach a total of $780,
OO0. 900
n the extension OF the strike to tho
New York Railways Company ana the
lines In Queens takes place. every
surface route In Manhattan, tho
Bronx and Queens will be under Are.
excepting the lone Second Avenue
road In Manhattan. with its twenty
three miles Of track.
SEVENTY. NINE OF sos THIRD
AVENUE CARS RUN.
Eighty-two out Of normal sos
were In operation on tho Third Ave.
nue lines In Manhattan. this being
an Increase " twenty chime over yes
terday, A ON tho two previous days,
all tho crosstown lines OF the company
south Of Forty-second Street were
out OF commission. Three out Of u
customary thirty cars were making
y feeble effort TO serve the heavy
traffic on Forty second Street. The
best showing was ON the Third Ave-
nue line. where thirty-ono cars were
In operation.
Tho trolley service Of the Union
Railway Company In the Bronx
showed ii2 out of $50 cars In opera
,'on. Yesterday the company dis
charged more than one hundred OF
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lviulu supuAAlk ~
CAPTURED ey AUSTnIAmS

uf14.l'J Pall.u0 Taken ~ pols.
lfsa pn,oncn. NIenn,
Rspons
NIIAna. tIa tssAion. Ass rhs
itsIau sstHafns ataciats fgnins
hes btru ,sptsfrt ~ the sustFishs
ia sac naftt Adf.ails sHi efuashi o.
ithia atffflils ~ 90 onle4al "a.
nuanUs .usnt
TO- sabmarnt 49, ain, - anasm.
.ftH aII U.I tUf.fs tfts - tseHif-
.Ua HIIa IHftU IItH.HffH No de-
t..a uf ihs tap..It hatS TEA tnsds
IaUlf.
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I.It and iafrfa 90 tuflHdp tubss.
sHr raH tHu IaIFtai and nost mod.
en- suhm afIns In tlr iiaiian nafy Al
the uufHr, D N tho whr
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feiief a. fsasfa $50 w. see
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60 60 fffHf uaf afF ff.If s
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vss isin.inant 900 90 ftIs fsssaa
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sirss eas tIuatfnsf snd thu fhst
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isit as thst fs.taIn u.sn SHkins
20 ths istinfi .n stsnus uns ssfs
dlsrhsfEui iss suss ttsF lainsd ths
uniaii. shi fof this snd othsf
'sss las = ssisssi ~ss ,hf..isnsa
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-17
TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY. E,

5es PROPERTY. Ns
BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me by a certain deed Of trust; bearing
date on the 18th day of August, 1915,
executediby Marietta Hotel Company,
a corporation, to the undersigned
Trustee, to secure the payment OF
certain note. payable to H. j. Hartley,
or any renewals thereof, therein mem
toned and described, which trust ts
Of record in the Office of the Clerk OF
the County Court Of Marion County,
West Virginia. in Reservation ofrTttie
and Chattel Trust Deed Book No. 3,
Page 1876, and default having been
made in the payment thereof, and the
said Trustee having been requested
so to do, the undersigned will, as such
Trustee, on Monday. March the 10th,
1916, at Ten o'clock q. M, at the
Smith-Race Grocery Company Btuld-
ing, in Cleveland Avenue, in the City
OF Fai-mont, Marion Count, West VIZ
glnia, sell at public auction to the
highest responsible bidder the follow
ing described personal property:
Restaurant Fixtures and Equipment.
8 Oak Restaurant Dining Tables.
8 Mahogany finish restaurant dining
tables.
chairs (Jacob & Joseph Cohen make.)
4 Iron Costumers tVernis Martin
flnish.)
IS Mission finish restaurant tables,
about AZ in. square.
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