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4 NlDn
stamp elMRl|nI

Should a rubber stamp he adaptsd
for FAirfnont TO be Nod en- a 80
tionery gong out Of ~ eiAE Ge
Fairmont By SeouoS y see
stamps are sold. LeH \. haqA q
leader among the local Scoats. Gin
terested in Tho movement, and has
volunteered With the assistance Of the
Boy Scouts to - that the stemIs aSe
sold II the idea = oaFFtOd ont.
Il was suggested By Ne MaFr tAat
list be made Of the business estab-
lishments and Of men who send out
much mail. A meeting Of the Scouts
would then be called. and each Sco9t
would be assigned certatn persons 10
solicit. II was Mr. Mars opiHion
that 500 Of the rubber stamps shoald
be sold within the city.
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Ankle Broken in
An Auto Accident

Mrs. Eliza Arnett. Jr.. OF Spring
street. sustained q broken ankle when
she was thrown from an automobile
pear Arnettsville on Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Arnett. in company with
Mr.. Arnett and daughter. Bernice'
and Mrs. Lee Hoult. motored to Ar
nettsville on Sunday 10 attend FAM
fly reunion at the home OF Mrs.
Hoult's brother. James II. Arnett' and
on their return the Dodge car In
which they were riding went over an
embankment. throwing the occupants
OF the car out. Mrs. Arnett was the
only one OF the party who was intur-
ed TO any extent.
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70 George L. IrYia.
% Milton d. Anderson.
"a Carl Bek.
20 James Mcpherson.
q James r. Carpenter.
70 Harmon Henry Bintemire.
50 Victor Harry Shaw.
50 Clarence Carl Sandy.
81 Thomas CASTOR.
Sc John Old vlchianella.
81 Joe Sanra.
SO Donzel l.. Springer
81 Robert Wilson Heiskell.
20 William Mckinley Henderson.
90 James William Beech.
81 Charles Martin
81 Frank b. Ammons.
80 Charles Virgil Ice.
100 Aaron Weekly.
1902 Christoleno Mezzanetle.
l0S James Roy Wise.
loo Harold Leslie Martin.
let James c. Merriiield.
40 Harvey Earl Fear.
III Elmer Emerson Ridgly.
l12 John Lonnie Thomas.
l13 James Bridges.
lis William Robert Noles.
1l9 Marion Dayton Kisner.
12l Raffacelle barracci.
125 George Harold ROush.
Us Marcel Hubert DelmOtt.
i26 Jessie Dyrl Morris.
l27 Hobart Willis krbogast.
l2S Albert Brooks Carder.
12S Jack Bishop Medley.
$50 Hubert Hull.
lSl William Ray Cofiman.
1872 Harvey Smith.
l35 William James Richards.
1S7 Alfred sawyer Miller.
Glass 2.
SO Colombo Il. Carpenter.
IS Warren Cunningham.
55 Carl Ray Minear.
81 William X Kemple.
SIS Laoo Raymond Hinsman.
IS Scott Winfield knight.
III Colby Hershel Funk.
100 James johnson
Glass 4.
"a Dorsey Clemants.
sc Charles Harold Wilson.
~ Mark Hanna Rollins.
9S Leo Grottendeick.
1G4 Charles Jacob Lee.
liz Oscar Ratcliff.
l36 Bernard samuel Dumire
Glass 5.
"a George A. Hcugh.
SO Carmilo Saura.
SO William Timosgcheck.
Ga Alsace Lorraine Burgreen.
IS Vito Pitriella.
81 Charles Frances Jeffrey.
IS David Shannon Allen.
Sc Miles Shirley Mills.
lis John B. Windsor.
1l6 Rufus L. Yost.
122 John Reed.
124 Paul Miller Leaman.
1873 Carl Arthur Schemmei.
134 Joseph Lapez.
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Returned Homo,

Miss Ruth BOyers OF Merchant ST.
who has been visiting relatives at
St Mary's. Sistersville and Peters
burg arrived home Sunday evening
She was accompanied home by two
cousins Miss Ora Riggs OF Petersburg
and Miss Iona Riggs Of ST. Marys
who are guests at the Boyers home in
Merchant Street.
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EAST SIDE
- NEWS -
Local Young Ladies' Go to keyser.

A number Of young ladies OF the
East Side will Join the peach picking
force from Morgantown Wednesday
and will go to Keyser to assist in
picking and Grating peaches for mar.
ket. Mrs Ridgeway Of Morgantown
will go with the young folks as chap.
erone Those from this city going are
Misses Alta Reeves. Catharine Miller.
Ester Toothman and Sarah Kuhn.
These young ladies have contracted
for this work during the month OF
August and will probably remain
longer should their services he need
ed.
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on on Speaking Tour-Today Hon.
4. r. Pollock. a former state senator
Of Ohio, left today for that state,
where ne Is on a speaking tour IN the
interest Of the Junior Order Of Amer-
can Mechanics. He Is the state vice
councillor OF the order in the state OF
Ohio. On Wednesday evening he win
address a patriotic gathering at Ur.
bana and another at Piqua on Thurs.
day evening.
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LADIES UNION TO MEET.

A meeting OF the ladies Union OF
the Central Christian church and the
chairman Of the committees appointed
to arrange for the state convention OF
the Christian denomination to be held
this evening n eight o'clock at the
church. A full attendance q daathnG
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church will meet at the Red Cross
Rooms for work Wednesday after.
noon. The repot of the work done
by these ladies last month was very
satisfactory and the superintendent
OF the sewing room and other depart
ments hope 10 make next report still
better.
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cuests Of Mrs. Gregory.

Arthur Cooper and Miss Ethel Cross
Of Weston spent Sunday and Monday
with the formers sister Mrs. Gregory
in Guify street. They retuned 10 Wes-
on Monday evening where Mr.. Cooper
would entrain Tuesday with the sol
diers for Camp AbercOmie Md.
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Meets Ioniaht

The Ladies' Benefit Association of
the Maccabees Marion Review No. 30
will meet this evening in their hall
Mrs. Nancy Squires OF Morgantown
the State Deputy will he present and
will have some important work for
the organization. =.
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~: Sut the picture "a q. is1l ,..-a
Than carefully fold dotted line ! us
entire length. Then dotted line 2 and
% on. Fold each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn over
ana you1l End Q surprising result
SAVE the pictures.
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Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Carlow OF
Reeves avenue have returned from a
visit with relatives at Morgantown
and other points. The formers par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Ephrain Carlow ac.
companied them home.
Mrs. Will Hall Of Reeves avenue
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QuiItinn.

The ladies Of the Diamond Street
church are all asked 10 be present to-
morrow and assist with the quilting
in the basement of the church. There
will be two quilts in the frames ready
Tor quilting. Bring your lunch and
stay all day.
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EVENTS TONIGHT.

Red Mems Hail-Marion Lodge. X.
q p.
DoVony Bullding-Elks.
J. D. D. +. Hall-Marion Lodge, Odd
Fellows.
ylomlng neutrality-suspicious. Sisters.
Ben Run-MarshmalloW roast for
BpWorthians at home OF Miss Glad
- Bennett.
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$4,000 heroes are
Called to the Army
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. July 23.-Fifty
thousand negro registrants qualified
for general military service were call
ed 10 the colors today by Provost Mar
shall General Crowder. They will en-.
train between August LIST and 5th and
win come from IL states and the dis
trict OF Columbia.
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Will Be Interned-The last prison
er placed in the Marion county jail 10
answer charges of talking against the
government has gone Last night fed
eral officers took away John Klomer,
a German. who is TO be placed at the
internment camp near Chattanooga
Tenn. Klomer's folks live in Germany
and il was alleged that he spoke very
decided against the government.
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CAPE COD CANAL TAKEN OVER.

WASHINGTON, Juy 23.-President
Wilson today by proclamation assum-
ed control Of Cape Cod canal connect
ing Cape Cod and BuzZards bay, Mass.
Schusotts, and Greeted the railroad
administration 70 operafn -
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Hearings On This afternoon Jus
tice Conway will hear the charges OF
bringing in whlskey against William
Jordon. cUlored. and the charge OF sell
ing whiskey against Silas Johnson,
colored.
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Gone 10 Cumberland.

Mrs. Dorsey Pople Of Morgantown
avenue went 10 Cumberland today
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Adam
Frost. Mrs. Pople will be gone about
two weeks ..
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TOnsils ReuOved-A1Iks Anna Mar
tin, OF Wal1lft avenRe, underwent an
operation toby a. Cook hospital for
the removal d1 toAeils. Master Hugh
wycoff. also IF Walnut avenue. had
his tonsils removed today AZ Cook
Hospital.
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The Links Glass OF the Diamond 81.
NJ. +. Church will hold a business
meeting at the church this evening at
eight O'Clock . full attendance is de-
sired.
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Sweater Yarn Here-Today the sup
ply Of yarn for soldiers sweaters ar
rived Mt the Red Cross headquarters
in the municipal building. Persons
who can knit sweaters are urged 10 lift
the yarn at once so they can have their
sweaters completed by the latter part
OF August
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Wishing Here-Mrs. John J. Brown.
Of Morgantown. Is the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. II. G. Stoetzer. OF 3l5
First street.
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being made to complete the Arst part
Of the concrete wofk for the middIe
span tomorrow.
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LATE WANT" ADS

LOsT-Pocketbook. Saturday evening,
about Z o'clock. between MOrgan's
Inn and Morgan Ridge: contained
Registration card. $4,000 cash and
small check; also receipts, notes. etc.
Reward II returned TO II. W. Arbogast
al Gordon St.. Fairmont. 7-2S-St-4l6l
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Soldier Boy Married - Announce
ment has been made Of the marriage
OF A. r. Adds of Monongah, a sol
der boy, and Miss Georgia Neptune.
They were welded on May %.
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70 0traIohtsn EntanoIement-Feder.

70 otFaI0hton EntAnoIement-Feder'
~ authorities last night took to
Gloucester City, N. J. Giuseppe Ping
noIli, Barbara alerico and Salvatore
Chino 10 straighten out an immigrant
oIilnngIement. Barbara was detained
= His Island because of physical de-
f6cts and was let 60 temporarily upon
her bFotherln-laW, Clmino, giving bond
n the sum Of 5000 to guarantee her
return and also to make a monthly
report e TO her condition. Barbara
net Pingnelli and unknown to Cimino
thcv were married, which caused a
1e1k q truble with the immigrant
61lhog1ies.
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the WEATHER.

West Virginia
Partly cloudy TO-
night and Wednes-
day. Prob a b ! y
-howers.
Local Readings.
=. p. Hall, Oh.
Temperature at
8 a. m. today. 20.
Yesterdays wealth
er. clear; tempera-
ture. maximum, 81;
minimum. SO; pre-
River 1875 feet fall
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Patient Doiig NIcoiy-Mrs. A. D.
Simon. who tderwent an operation
yesterday az Cook Hospital, is doing
nicely today.
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Bennett Goes HOoAY-W4ll1an r.
Bennett. Jr.. one Of ne mSn who W.
supposed TO leave WITH the local con-
tingeut yesaesday. 10 entraintng at
PhiiadelphtA 'toda4
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Ernest R. Bell returned today fron q
business trip TO Pittsburgh.
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A. Red Cross Rooms.
Tho ladies Of the Central Christian
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Go 10 ChieS6p-Dr. and Mrs, R. E.
McCray and RE daughter, Bonnie
can, have ST. to Chicago and To
ledo. Ohio. where they will spend two
weeks.
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Home From Motoring Trip. N.
Hartley and daughter, Mrs. Glenn
Greer and son. Joe. and daughter.
Miss Mary. arrived home last night
from a weeks motoring trip to Ny
ersdsle and Beaver, Pa. They were
the guests OF relatives while there.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISING
POLITICAL ADVERTISING

To tie Republican virgniai
The Republicans
commend to your consideration the candidacy for United States sen
ter Of Hon joseph II Gaines. Of Kanawha county
We believe that the day Of that follow this
legislative experience highest
Intellectual ability and the moral We believe that
uIs; and this time he is OF all men, the one man best nsd 70
nteests Of this State in the United States Senate
Gaines held high place the Ways and Means Committee and
usinefs man him the best
at washington ExSpeaA Cannon described his me
years. e rs: '''''' "' "'
Republicans, W believe the policy OF protection.
Virginia particular protective tariff State The pros
S pyo S i've. srdi' r w " ' peace
of tariff conditions after the may de-
activity Industries and the employment Of many
Sep fitted than any other man in West virginia
Of all classes OF West Virginia wne
-eadjustment being made.
As citizens Of Northern West Virginia some Of u; e%pCyss o.
endorsing Mr. Gaines He comes IRON
some respee different in ordinarily might prefer for
IF neighbors
M believe that the Republican nI p demands Of Us our best
highest character great party must prove -
sen, It's thought this time believe that Joseph H. Gaines
in mis- than other the highest
IDEALS We pledge him our earnest support
and Republican OF West virginia 70 nominate
and elect hr TO the United States Senate
JOS C. BRADY BURT. -,
" p. and Hazel Atlas Sec LabeIe iron "orks
Glass Co. HUGH . bhhDI' -, a.
j. j. HOLLOWAY Banker Supt Wheeins rant ha1el]A'
'N Pres Wheeling VA PAIzE v.L.o,
W II I,IncINS . Moundsylle. w. Va.
uhoaInS S,ee a Iron co J n. RYDER. Wheeling.
w. Z. WELLS. e NJ GUmMiM1S' "hens
Pres Homer Laughlin China W. y LuhENs. = ,,- -
Co, Newell, W. Va w j. Lpke1s q CO. "hee'ms'
J. NJ SANDERS. W HIENEh - ,-.,n..
Pres u S Stamping 60 - ~. :. !, ,rdWare 60 "nee"s
Moundsville W. Va H. W. FAIR ,,r,...
c. r. HUBBARD Contractor ""ee'ns'
r.. b. NAYLOR l. H. CAMPBELL
Sec Treas " ,;orthveoi Co WHEELER IT. BAcIiMAN.
WIN II HEARNE. sneide = Bachmsn; MN, mneehns
A. s LIST ALEXANDER CAMrnEL-
pres civ Rank OF lpTr.,nce Wheeling
E. 7. HITCHMAN s ikic - '-SNI',.,- :,
Htchman Coal Coke lIe iticks z iiobc u oSou1
c. z. JACKSON 20
Warwick China HARRY A. WEISS
OLIVER J. JOHNSON M0nbs- House OF be-ess-ss.
ID. GARTH IEARNE. N-in-
Eagle Flour Spar Co EEN ) IAfR
W. p HUBBARD Pres Bser Groce- 70
}. W. NORTON, Norton 4 Co JULIAN C. 'iEstNt.
r. c. KIRK. F-state senrior
Pres IaBclle Ircn Works JOSEPH SPED H. .r. " ceiling
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with A. q. Martin. county clerk. by
which r A. Harbert ct ux.. convey
. tract Of an acres Of land along
Glade run Of Blngamon in Manning
Ton district TO the Carter Oil Com
nnny. The rental Is $25 a quarter.
The lease covers q five year period.
Ih0 gag allowance Is $500 q year so
long % the gas Is used or sold from
any wen developed.
Advertisement BllI-An appriase-
nA III was fled in the estate OF
IMc. Sharp. II Is appraised at $500.
appraisers are T. 7. Parrish.
lAso Murray and Homer Springston.
Swat the kaiser-This evening
there VIII be Q lawn fete on the lawn
surrounding the Community house on
ne DAst side and one of the attrac'
lions win be q swat the Kaiser game
Release Of Damages-At the office
q the county 'clerk today a release
81 damages was filed by l.. S. Prickett
and Hattie L. Prickett. his wife. for
4 strip Of land thirty feet wide along
the road known as the branch OF
prickett's creek in Winfield district.
The length Of the strip Of land is
1886 feet. The consideration Is $3.50.
WIN Meet eaturday-The county
court win meet on Saturday morning.
- ~. vHy...hor -Oid Col wa 9
out In all his glory yesterday, and the
mercury was up to 81. Yesterday and
sunday were the warmest days Of the
nrogent season. The heat was very
Oppressive last night.
Powers Of AttOrney-Today at the
once Of the county clerk the National
surety Company has filed papers ap-
DO bling Charles G. Hood. II. s. Live
II. y. B. Carskadon and Frank Amos
g attorneys-ln-fact
ASSIGNMENT OF Lease-At the Office
a. the county clerk today. o. ID. Har-
rlngton has filed an agreement and
contract conveying one-slxteenth OF
ten Oh and gas leases to w. 0. Har-
fIngton. These leases are included:
A. n. Glover. ct ux.. so acres. Man.
n1nRton district: Sabina Camp ct vir..
eco acres In Battelle district. Mon
oiEalla county; H. L. Rice. ct ux. lO1
acres. Warrington district: Emma J.
Dyo. e vir., IS acres, Warrington
district, Marion county, and partly In
Woisel county; II. c. Snyder. ct ux.,
ll8H acres, Warrington district;
Ohm clover, ct ux.. Warrington dis
frict, $50 acres: emma Metz. ct al.
Nnnnlngton district. 6s acres; one
fourth working interest Of tract OF
20 acre. leased by Rhoda A. Wood
FnR 70 Fisher Oil Company; one
o|rhth working interest Of tract Of so
ocros N Warrington district. The
consideration was given as 81. The
anne leases were disposed OF by Har-
flngton 20 the Calumet Oil & Mining
Company for the sum OF 81.
Home from Pittsburgh - Attorney
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clpltation. none. River 1875 feet fal
ihS.
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Club TO Meet-The Young Married
Women's Club will meet on Wednes-
day afternoon at . o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. Charley Michael. on
MOrgantown avenue.
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WANTKD-Grl for general house
work. Good wages. Apply 23l
Watson ave. Phone 60s.W. 7-23-3t
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In MorgantOwn-Miss Diana Stew
ems Is the guest Of friends in Nor
gantOwn for several days.
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Home from Hospital - J. T. Mus
grave. the Monongalia county farmer,
who was treated at the Johns Hop
kins hospital is here for two weeks
on a visit. Mr.. Musgrave is getting
radio treatments in Baltimore and he
Is very much improved. Two weeks
hence he will return for more treat
ments. Mr.. Musgrave is the father OF
Attorney l.. c. Musgrave.
Lodge official Coming - Deputy
Nancy Souires, OF Morgantown. will
nav an Official visit to Marion Review.
20, Woman's Benefit Association OF
the Maccabees. on Wednesday even
ing AT their rooms in Willard hall. The
meeting will be called promptly at
1880 o'clock.
Deeds Filed-These deeds have been
filed for record with A. G. Martin
ounty clerk. Calvin Lee Snider @
ux.. and Lloyd Kennedy ct NIX. to Icy
Kennedy, two tracts OF land in raw
Paw district. containing IL acres
and 1O.375 fec. respectively. $500;
cecil Earl Parker 10 Claudio Alice
olt 5. block Is. Bellvie"
Heights, city. $500; Guy o. Parker.
Guardian and special commissioner
20 Claudio Alice. r. +. Keener Ell ux,
10 George o. Haddix, tract oil lo
acres along tr,ose creek. Union dis
,rict. $1,000: Ar, bic c. Cline. 10 MabG.
Cline. lot IL. block S. Edgemont' 81,
Fairmont Building and Investment
COMPANY, to 1trt Jones. lot .. block
7. Bellyiew Heights city. $4,000; Syl-
Nanus l.. Watson et ux., and James
Edwin Watson et uX.. TO James 1.
trac, OF "a of an acre oil
and in Faifmont district. 81: Martha
Ellen Mills aid Thomas Mills. to ID.
ii. Grim. tTdct Of % IA acres OF land
along Coal Lick run of Bingamon
creek. Manningfcn district, $500.
MARRIAGE Cer;feate-A marriage
has becr filed at the office
Of the county clerk by Rev. II. X. ASH
or the United Brethren church, VINO
married Howard Vincent ana marie
Boord on july ..
Fined f.. Reckless DriVing-C. Il.
Johnston was before Acting Mayor
Albert J. Kern yesterday afternoon.
charged with reckless and imprudent
driving. He pleaded nolo contendere
and was fined $40, which he paid.
Now Five n Pint-BootleC whiskey
Is now selling at So pint in this city.
to c. A. Gump. who pur-
chased some on Jackson street yes
terday. Gump was before Mayor
Bowen at the morning session Of po-
lice court and told Of buying some
yesterday. He was placed
back in jail and an investigation will
be made in an effort to find out who
sold the whiskey.
Mrs. Wyer Taken HOme-Mrs.
May Wyer, who attempted TO commit
suicide in the city Jail yesterday
has been taken to her home
on East Park avenue. Although she
Is still in very serious condition. II
Is believed that she will recover.
Chief Harr on VacatiOn-Chief OF
Police Fred s. Harr is of duty on his
annual vacation. In his absence, AS
sitsant Chief Seaman Is in charge.
James Knight Returns - James
knight, who has been nj Blue Ridge.
n. c.. for the past thre weeks, TAX
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Again Pouring Concrete-Concrete
pouring on the South Side bridge was
resumed this morning. ~ e9ort Is
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CLASS Of 1918

Continued from page oRe)
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Advertisement eIlI-An appriase-
nAt III was fled in the estate OF
I0c. Sharp. Il Il appraised at 5000.
appraisers are T. T. Parrish.
NLsD Murray and Homer Springston.
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. Swat the kaiser-This evening
tholo WIN be Q lawn fete on the lawn
surrounding the Community house on
ne DAst side and one OF the attrac'
lions win be q swat the Kaiser game
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Lodge Official Coming - Deput.
Nancy Scuires. OF Morgantown. vii
pay an Official visit to Marion Review
20, Woman's Benefit Association o
the Maccabees. on Wednesday even
ing at their rooms in Willard hall. TIL
meeting will be called promptly a
1880 o'clock.
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WIN Meet saturday-The county
court viii meet on Saturday morning.
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Powers Of AttOrney-Today at the
olIico Of the county clerk the National
surety Company has filed papers APP
Do hng Charles G. Hood. II. s. Live
II. y. B. Carskadon and Frank Amos
q attOrneyB-ln-fact
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VERY Warm Weather-Old Sol was
out In all his glory yesterday, and the
mercury was up to 81. Yesterday and
sunday were the warmest days OF the
Drosent season. The heat was very
Oppressive last night.