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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-25

beautiful flowers. we wish 10 Wv
our neigh5ors and friends. -r
MRS. II. W. JONI
HARVEY ii. JONE
FRANCIS II. JONI
.t. MIRIAM Z. JONES
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Oil and Gas

Light wells and only a few OF them
Is the result Of late competitions in
West Virginia. Near Eureka. wash
iHgton district. Peasants county. the
New York Petroleum company drilled
40. on the G.. Hendricks farm
through the Be-el grit 4 jhrec-bar-
rel pumpe- win be the limit. In
Lafayette district in tho same county
G. A. Smith & Co. have drilled a sec
ond test on the Laura Y. Ash farm
through the Maxon sand. It is 10
Gated 20 Ofee: aoutheast o; 10. and
-h9wn gflr a two-barrel pumper. In
W. hinS:on district the Eagle Oil
pl1y H. drilling n second test on
~ L. Erwin farm The Robin
q, OIL company IS due in the sand
20. > on The j. T. Cochran farm
IN Curtis district. Roane county.
he Carter Oil company has stared
> drill 2 second test on the s. e.
HcYr0e farm In Lafayette dis,ric.
p,cl-al;s county. Smith g. Mecca
lslch have started 10 drill wildcat
IN tho =. Jones farm In the same
d.. trict Inchram & Co. arr down 1909
feet ut a wildcat on the Charles Nor
AN farm and fishing.
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WANTS ADS PAY
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
BE- virtue OF certain deed of trust,
bearing date the Path day OF Decem-
Der, 1901. executed by James Albert
Woody and Elsie e. Woody. his wife,
the undersigned trustee, and OF record
In the office OF the clerk Of the County
Court Of Marion county. West Virginia,
in Trust Deed Book No. rs. page 306,
will on TUESDAY. THE 10TH DAY
OF JULY. 1918. between the hours OF
ten O'Clock in the forenoon and four
o'clock in the afternoon OF r2,l day,
sell at pub &c auction. to the highest
bidder, N tho front door OF the Court
House OF Marion county. West Vir-
ginia. in the city OF Fairmont. and for
cash in hand on the day OF Gale. the
property mentioned and described in
said deed OF trust, towit: All that Ger
tain lot or parcel OF ground known and
DESIGNATED as Tot No. o." on the map
CT plat OF the Ogden or Riverside adj
,lition 70 the town OF Fairmont, now
the city Of Fairmont. In Marion coun'
IL. West Virginia. which map or plat
is Of record in the said clerks office
IN Deed Book No. 20. page 35s. and
being the same properly which was
conveyed by Mary f. Ogden and hus-
band end W. c. Ogden anu wife to
James Albert Woody. by the 1ai.e Of
Albert Woody. by deed bearing date
the Attn day OF November, 1901. and Oh
record in tho said clerks Office in
Deed Book No. los, page 1GS.
Fhe title to said property is believed
to be perfect. but selling rs trustee /
will convey TO the purchaser only such
title as is conveyed to me by said deed
Of trust.
Given under my hand his ilth lay
CT June. 1918.
FIT. MARTIN. Trustee.
Jun 15-22.29 July 6-l3
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Master Phillip Clayton, OF Fair
mont, Is spending few days with rel
atives here.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank f. Flowers and
daughter, Miss Helen. have returned
from a months vacation with relatives
in Virginia.
Mrs. Matte Smith and children. OF
Kermit. Roane county. are here for a
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Van Vert, OF
Glenn Falls. y. Y. are guests Of
friends in the city. Mr.. Van Vert is
doing construction work in Fairmont.
Mrs. Oscar Hayes has returned from
a vlsis with friends in Wheeling.
Mrs. Isaac Efaw and daughter, Mrs.
Ross, OF Athens, Ohio. are visitors at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall +.
Efaw. in Bluff street.
Mrs. Lee Il. Kness and daughter,
Miss Katherine. have returned from a
visit with relatives in Venango, Pa.
James Cannon will leave in a day
or two for Pittsburgh. Pa, where he
has accepted a position with the
Westinghouse company.
Mrs. +. o. Murray is the guest OF
Miss Trixie Bellew in Fairmont.
Mrs. Anna Barker has returned 10
her home in Pittsburgh. Pa, after a
visit with her father. Addison Shuman.
she was accompanied by her little
a.oce. Miss Helen Say, who has been
visiting here.
Mrs. G. 4. Brown and children. of
Wyatt. are guests OF the formers pa
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Cottrill. in
Fairview street.
Mrs. Bculah Lewis and daughter. OF
Smithfield. are guests Of Mrs. Jane
S. Furbce in Center street.
J. Robert Burt was business vis.-
tor in Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. William White. OF Central Sta
ton. is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. c.
+. Barrows.
II. L. Campbell, OF Metz. was bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Rachael Bowman has returned
to her home in Wheeling after a visit
with her daughter. Mrs. John &. Gund-
ZACH. in Clarksburg street.
William Bowen has gone 10 Wheel
ing for a visit with his brother-in-law.
Coke" COnnOrs.
Cor cambridge left yesterday for
a business visit in Clarksburg.
Frank Dewey and G. +. Barr0ws will
leave soon for Pittsburgh. Pa. where
they have accepted positions. the for
iner with the Hope Gas company and
the latter with an electrical company.
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GREAT RELIGIOUS
REVIVAL COMING
Red Palm Of War Preparing
the Way, Declares Moody
School Dean.

"The red pillow OF war Is breaking Up
the hearts OF men and preparing the
way for the greatest revival haryes.
the centuries have ever known" writes
the Rev. James NJ Gray. d. d., Deoa
OF The Moody Bible institute Of Cal
cago. in announcing the fourth Bible
Conference TO be held at Mountain
Lake Park, Nd. July 2S-August 4 un-
der the auspices OF the Institute.
Al this conference Or. Gray, who
has an international reputation as Ri
bic teacher, preacher and author. and
interpreter OF Scripture prophecy, Is
expected 10 give addresses on the TO-.
lowing subjects: Bible Prophecy and
the War" "The Registering OF
Israel" what is Meant by the Sec.
ond Coming OF Christ" Why Germany
Cannot Rule the World" and The
Anti.Christ, His History and Doom.
The list of other speakers includes
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph c. Norton whose
remarkable ministry among the Bel
gian soldiers at the front during the
past three years has been given Off
cial recognition by the Belgian gov
eminent and warmly commended by
the Queen: Rev. Joseph ". Kemp. pas
tor OF Metropolitan Tabernacle. New
York City. who will discuss such sub
;ects as The War and the Revival OF
Spiritualism," "The War and the
Powers OF Darkness" "The Power.
Personality and Overthrow OF the
Devil" also Rev. Henry 0strom. ID.
D.. the well known evangelist, DIR. l..
w. Munhall. OF Philadelphia. a. c.
Caebelein. editor OF "Our Hope" New
York. and Rev George 2. Guile. OF
;he Extension stan OF The Moody BIZ
bic Institute.
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class Nyorkerc Lave.

The following employees OF the Ma
rion Window Glass company are lesv
ing today for points named 10 spend
the remainder OF the summer: ID. o
Nilbourne, Coyington. Pa; Thomas
Cayenter. Edward Beevie. Thomas
Swan. w. b. Jakeway. John Ackcr
man. John Alderman. Jr.. Walter Ack
erman. MorgantOwn; Thomas Tur
ner. Wellsboro. Pa; John Wallace
Fairchance. Pa: Peter Myers. A
Myers. Salem. y. Y; Henry Hart. s
T. Best. Encel Ray. Edward Piffin
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New York

NEW YORK. July 10. - Alternate
rallies and declines attended yester-
days session OF the Stock Exchange
the dullcst in many weeks. but gains,
mostly nominal. prevailed at tho az.
theuc cloge. Professionals were -
absolute control. the market at no re-
rent period manIfe3ting such an ute:
lack Of public interest. This va
most evident in the rails. many o.
which were rrquoted.
News Of the day was constructive
for the most part. although the discus
sion over copper prices at Washington
and the conference OF railway execu.
tlves 10 eject a satisfactory form Of
contract with the government were
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Personals.

Chas. 4. Atha returned on Thurs.
day from a business trip TO Elkins and
othr points in that section.
Policeman william Finley. OF Mo.
nongah. was a business caller here on
Thursday.
FeStus Parrish, Of near the village
o. Festus. was a business translator
here On Friday
jeremiah l.. Hess. OF Bingamon. was
an out OF town business translator
here on Friday.
s. J. Sturm is overseeing the work
en- the new roads between Worthing-
ton and MoTCngah.
Howard Shaver was a recent bust
ness visitor in Pittsburgh.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned. Floyd Stalnakct.
who resides at Anabclle, in Marion
County. West Virginia, and who Is
employed as 4 Waterman and payroll
guard for the Four State Coal Com
pany. at its mines. will apply TO the
circuit court OF Marion County, West
Virginia. at the courthouse OF said
county. on Thursday. July %. 1915.
or a license 10 carry a revolver and
a blacl,. jack durire the ensuing year.
Given under my hand this Ind day
OF July. 1918.
FLOYD STALNAKER.
7-3.5.6.S916li.l2.l3-1i.
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"LA cREoLE, HAIR DRESSING

TherO q more CatarTh IN thig OSetion u ne
country than al other diseases put together. and
until the last few years was supposed 10 b
incurable. For Q great many year doctors
pronounced Il local diSsase and prescribed local
Iocal treatment. pronounced u ineufabIe. scienee
las proven catsrFh 70 be . echstisutional dlSease.
aud therefore requires cOnstitltionsl treatment
Ilall's CatsrFh Cure. mannfaetnfed By y. j.
tionSl cure on Tie market Its taken internally
IN does fFom'i0 drops 70 Q teaspooRful. II aeta
directly % the .blood and maeep8 surfaces Of
the fsySten.r fhey oReP 0ne ,lppdfed dollars for
testimonials.
Address; ,. T. CHENEY q CO.. TOisdo. ohio.
Sold ~ Druggists. Tse.
TsSs nsIs Family rllis fOs eOns:ipstioa.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Twenty laborers. Apply
to Eshelman * Son, Midwest Box
Plant. 1-9-3tll09
WANTED ; conc mason 10 DO WOrh.
Apply 10 Asa Nuzum. COS owens
avenue. above speedway. IlO-9ttlls
WANTED-Agent Tor Fairmoat and
vicinity; good proposition. Previous
experience unnecessary. Free school
OF instructions. Address Massachu.
sets Bonding Insurance Co. Acct
dent and Health Dept. Saginaw. Mich
Capital $500 009 7.5-2l-f093
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Army Worm Appears In This Section.
Persons residing on Teverbaugh re-
port that the army worm has made its
appearance in large numbers in the
vicinity OF Festus. II Is presumed that
II is the same as the ones at Littleton.
Wetzel county.
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engaged n he sunday nlshi tEoahlI
was arrested and taken before Justice
T. Q. Price q Monongah q ThuFB-
day on . warrant issued b. J1Btice
Price alleging assault and battery. His
fine with the costs amounted to $3.50.
On account Of relationship Justice Par
rish was ineligible to try the case.
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Sleeplru Rooms.

Tho Office and lobby OF the Hotel
Bartlett are being divided into ben
ROOMS Tor gaects OF the hotel. The OF
,ice will be installed in the new quar-.
ters fronting on Railroad street in q
few days.
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Friends here have received woro
fro mArthur Hopwood. OF Manniaston.
who enlisted in the Hospital Corps
Of the U. S. navy. stating that he is
on board the hospital ship Solace.
bound for an unknown port.
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS
Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. July IS.-what mar.
kot there was on the Pittsburgh Stock
Exchange yesterday stlffened slightly
at the low levels Of Thursday. and
while there were few soft stops there
was some strength indicated. in 20 far
~ narrowness Of trading allowed q
gauge Of sentiment. OF the 11,5s2
shares cold during the session. $500
were Of Pittsburgh-Jerome. which
closed steady at 81 scents and 1900
bhares Of Mt. Shasta. which advanced
cents to 20 cents.
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Evergreen Lodge No. -, X. o. p.
Officers.

Evergreen Lodge No. IL. X. OF p.
elected the following officers at a re-
cent meeting: c. C.. A. r. Warner;
V. C.. Earl o. Bryan; Preplate. +. l..
Billingslea: X. Of r. and S. Everal
McIntire; NJ. OF T., Claude L. Davis;
VI of r, A. ]. Mcdaniel: NJ. OF W,
Howard Smith; ". Of A.. Paul X. TIE.
trick: ]. c.. W. +. Woodland: o. G..
Elisha Brumage; Representative. F.
VI. Billingslea. They will be installed
on Thursday evening. July IS.
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MANNINGTON
met Rl1eumatlsm.

Howard Holbert returned today from
The oil fields near Wichita. Kansas.
-here he has been engaged for sey-
Il months past Mr. HOlbert is SUI
io-ing from a very severe attack ot
raegmat, m which recessiiatjed his
coming home.
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In Medical Corps.

Raw Snodgrass. son Of Mr. and Mrs
]. II. Snodgrass. OF Burt Hin. has Ell
listed IN the Medical Corps OF the L
s. navy, and is awaiting call which
he expects TO receive at any time.
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BEAUTY HINTS
FOR YOUR HAIR
How TO Prevent 1t From
Growing Gray.

There is no occasion for you 10 look
unattractive or premaiurely old be-
cause of gray. stIeaked with gray.
waite or faded hair. oDn't let this
condition with its look OF age rob you
of your youthful beauty and the won.
derful opportunities which life offers.
No matter how gray. prematurely
gray. lusterless or faded your hair
might be. ia Creole" Hair Dressing
will revive the color glands OF nature
promote. a healthy condition Of the
hair and scalp-and cause all OF your
gray or faded hair 10 become evenly
dark, soft. lustrors and beautiful. This
preparation is not dye, but an ele
ment toilet requisite which is easily
applied by simply combing or brush.
in gthrough the hair.
USE
"LA CREOLE" HAIR DRESSING
TO prevent your hair from growing
giay and TO restore a beautiful dark
color to gray OF faded hair. Sold and
recommended by Cranes Drug Store.
Feirmont, w. Va. Mall orders
promptly filed upon receipt OF . reg.
ular price, $3.50. la Creolev Hair
Dressing Il sold upon q money back
guarantee.
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Howard l.. Coleman returned yes.
terday from a two weeks fishing trip
N Webster county. leaving Manning
ton last evening for Rochester. n. y.
hero he will spend the summer.
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Tsa Mnlsr. =. J. Barrett. Wnllan PO-
, ten. Cameron; John EFanklo. Kane,
Pa: Arch Jackloy. Franklin. Ind /:
John and Thomal Cunningham. Point
Marion. Pa
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con'in.d 1t Home.

Carter Layellc has been confined TO
~ home at East Main street for sew
cal days past suffering from a pain
iul attack OF rheumatism.
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flo Game.

There will b. no baseball game here
tomorrow. the team having a game
scheduled ont OF Warrington for Sun.
day.
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Safe in France.

Mrs. e. L. Coitrill has received n
I'd from her son. Lu,her who is in
g Hospital Corps of the L. S. navy.
ling OF his safe arrival in France.
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Worthington
Mail Hv Trolley.

Beginning with July 18th WOrthing-
ton will receive and dispatch mail on
The interurban car from Clarksburg
passing here at 1924 a. IN.
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installations.

Worthington Lodge No. 179. l. o. O.
F.. will have installation services a;
their meeting on Tuesday evening
Jul y1'th. District Deputy Grandma
ter A. T. Casio. of Morgantown. will
be present and install the officers. Re
freshments will be served at the close
The following are the elective officers
for the next term: Noble Grand. Wor
thy b. Mallernee; vice grand. ". G
Minnear; recording secretary. John G.
Jacobs: financial secretary. CLAUDE L.
Davis; treasurer. 4. L. Mason.
Fined io- A5ssu't.
Arlia 7 par..f-'i ono az Tho Da-fice
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SIN Rnrn.

Born. Friday. July fifth, TO Mr. and
Mrs. George Lowe, a son.
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PoLITICAL ADVERTISING

70 THE REPUBLICANS OF WEST
VIRGINIA.
I am candidate for the Republican
nomination for United States Senator
subject to the will OF the voters at the
primary election to be held on August
the sixth.
Your vote and influence will Dc
greatly appreciated.
VIRGIL L. HIGHLAND.
f~f,-0-fA,,-ss
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LOST AND POUND

F0UND-Ladies wrist watch. Owner
can have same by calling at 500 Co
lumbia street and identifying watch
aud paying FOR this advertisement.
7-i0-st.slil
LOST OR STOLkN-Tan travelling bag
az Roush House Contained $4,000
worth o. bonds aad receipts. Infor-
nation leading 20 their recory will
be appreciates. Bclv.d Snodgrass.
Roush hcu-c. T.ll.3t-fll7
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Six.room frame house,
seven room brick; eight room brick
house. al large lots. Close IN. be
sirablc community. Address Post
office Box go. s-2.tf-3G43
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By CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

IN apJ..c.iioa Ter al iacr,c-e il
@o1-ic1 fer Hamilton White. % s
:r-5yillc. wac n,cd today at the Pen.
-icr Bureau by Congressman II. &.
woodward.
s. G. Taylor Of G" way. Is n wei
Gown citizen 0f We, Virginia v&3
- in Washington on business TIP.
Notice has been received from the
'rscion ccm1irr'-nc: at Senate
.,.cr,ani's Office O; the rcis1ue G.
fcny;on to Ms5. Eii1-bc;h Steele. O.
Ivy. W. Va. at the rate Ct S25 .
a.3n,h from February Il. 1915.
Among the late arrivals in the Cap
- f-cn West Virginia are Smith
49,. o. Graf, III. ard Prof II. e.
,,-. Cf tie university facl,ty at il u
liJ@n.
4 marr,1rc license va, is-ucd in
Ills city yesterday to hcarv u.
recncy ara Grace A. Smith. both o.
Iartinsburg, W. Va.
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Congressman ard Mrs. Stuart +.
Reed, during tne brief recess OF the
House this week. attended the =. -
annual reunion in Atlantic City. s7l
report q great S,l: wee; o. the ante
ed herd at the famous seaside re '~-
Congressman Reed Is q member Of e. ,
lodge ct Clar.ssburg. and each ycc~.
IN December. is invited by some To-.
either IN the state or elsewhere. O.
deliver the cnalsl memorial adore
There are in the House Els to tac
number Of oye- half the membership.
and it.ig. estirls;sd that $50 of them
went to Atlppiic City to take in the
festivities.
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Z. N. 0iIkeson. Of Parkersburg. IN
charge for the government Of all high
explosive business in West Virginia,
q here. He had been at Charles
Town attending to official business.
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Clarence 7. Hyah has been cor.
missioned postmaster y MorsansviIle
W. Va. and s. G. Brrris at Marfo-k
postoffIces at Corch. Mason county
and Weldon. Wyoming county, have
been ordered discontinued,
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among the deterrent factors.
Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, July 13.-Keen demand
from millers. together with prospects
Of curtailed receipts. made corn soar
yesterday. but a material setback en-
sued after announcement that Presi-
dent Wilson had begun drafting a veto
Of the bill 70 increase the government
guaranteed price Of wheat. The close
was nervous. IA TO 2hc net higher.
with August S1sik41.s1S and Sep
TENDER S15id15ih. Oats gained y
to 1lsc and provisions 5 TO l0c.
Articles. Open. Close.
Corn
August ...........sl60 s1slk
September ........ $50 I6l
Oats
August ........ II .7lH
September ....... .7Ois .7)%
Pork
july sssssss.s 1900 VIC
September ......... 455O 1875
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HELP WANTEp-FEMkLE

WANTED-Kitchen maid and wait
ress at Cook hospital 7-9-4t-iii0
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rcR SALE

FINE HOME SITE. Parkersburg. w.
Va. 5Oxl50: best residence section:
cut away from noise and dust Of city
traffic paved streets: cement walks:
shade trees. city water. Owner, $40
Murdoch Ave. Tl2-lt-4l14
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SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT-Planing mill
and lumber yard. The best equipped
mill end best location in Marshall
county, only 70 yards from d. & o.
freight station and above ell floods.
Inquire OF Herman Hess. Tenth street.
M0undsville. W. Va. 7-l-26t-4Os2
FOR SALE-Desirable 40-foot lot on
Fennimore street. For price and
terms address Jas. a. Cribble ls2 Dry
den court. y. W, Canton. O. 7-i25tii23
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FOR RENT-Cood six-room house in
Millersyille opposite Monon6ah
glass plant; good garden: ready TO
use: good we'll and cellar; loads OF
grapes. Mrs. Christie Springer. Mill
ersville. 1-l3.3t-4l3i
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= Two more Wet Virginia soidic
boys in Fr-rec have been dccc=s c!
VITA thu distinguished sc-v'cc ordcc.
Tne-c two s-o ms-ile--Willc-i P,r.
Icy. - 81. Alb. cIl sc.ll u. Or e..
o. C',s-lc--t.c,--7,d brig tic az.
of Wet V.---.,i'ta- TIVE FAR c.j-l =
orfers for b-avc-y c. r-c-.v.aT sc
c!al decorations. ~ - fOur. P:1,oy
and Qu;ct di-t.nIl-he1 ticm-eiyc,,
elong with % otio-r vro were r'rl-
iiar.y singled cut for hol0r, ct ~,
battle Of Boare,che5 and Belize
weed.
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HOUSES FoH glNT

FOR RENT-7-room furnished house.
Address Box $40 West Virginian
office. 7.9.2t.4140
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WASHINGTON NEWS -
GOSSIP sz azzazz. s591z. szi7z

WAS +. G.. jay L..
The B1.c.a CT -. 81 I,.si3g ami
transportation I: to Department oi
Labor IL rccaNiGg BIDS for the con
slIuc.ion OF some So houses In Cha:lo
ton. W. Va. Il Is expected that thc
bids will be opened and an avS-l
mcSe before the Gloss OF the curre-..
week. This Is enc OF the first pro
jeess under thp general koriing pro-
gram be.ng hlleleI by the depart.
mtlt to be g,;i-I ""icT way.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-13
FOR U. s. SENATE.

Editor West Virginian:
You are authorized to announce tina;
Davis Elkins. of Morgsn;own, Monon'
gala county. a candidate for nomina'
ton. by the Republican party. for tha
United States Senate for West Vir.
ginia. subject to all the rules OF the
Republican party. aud the laws OF the
state governing the primary election
to be held August. 1918.
J.H. 1scDERMoTT. Chairman.
ELKINS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Morgantowu, West Virginia.
P. q. drawer SSl. Telephone 100.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-13

FOR UNITED STATES SENATE.
You arc authorized TO announce
am a candidate for nomination BY
the Republican party. for the United
States Senate for West Virginia. sub
ject to all the rules OF the Republi.
can party. and the laws Of the state
governing the primary to be held in
August. 1918.
JAS. A. HUGHES.
Huntington. W. Va.