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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-29
LEGAL NOTICES
NoTIcf OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE BY TRUSTEE

By virtue OF the authority vested
In me by q certain deed OF Trust ex-
ecuted by Jasper c. Ammons and
Ionic D. Anm0ns, his wife, bearing
date on the 18th, day OF March 1916
and recorded In the Clerks office OF
Marion County, " Va. IN Trust Deed
Book no. II, Page Is, l VIII on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2Srd 1918
at the front door OF the Court House
in Marion County, West Virginia, at
IL O'Clock g. M. OF said day. sell at
Public Auction TO the highest bidder
bidder an that certain Lot or parcet
or real estate, located on Maple Ave
uue in the Fourth Ward OF the City
OF Fairmont, Marion County, West
Virginia and bounded and described
as follows:-
Beginning at a stake In the south
ern line OF Maple Avenue, in line
OF w D. Straight's property Tor
merry 7. w Arnett's property and
running thence S. z degrees s. about
12e feet to a post in the northern line
of an alley, IL feet wide, and thence
with the~line OF said alley N 80 de-
Zrees, is minutes E. IS feet 20 q
stake; thence n. 7% degrees ". about
12O feet to the southern line OF Ma
DIe Avenue and thence with the
same s SO degrees 20 minutes w.
IS feet to the place Of beginning and
being the same real estate obtained
by Jasper C.. Ammons by virtue OF
the terms OF decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Marion County. West Viz
Efnia. entered on the 26th day OF
March, 1913, which said decree is
recorded IN the Clerks Office OF the
County Court Of Marion County, West
virginia, in Deed Book No 1sS, page
Excepting the coal and the mining
rights and privileges thereto belong
ing. the same having been hereto
fore excepted and reserved in pre-
yious conveyances OF this property.
TERMS OR SALE-Cash In hand
Given under my hand this LIST day
OF November, 1913.
PAUL g. ARMSTRONG,
Trustee
HoV.1. 8, Is. q.
The above sale viii be continued un-
til November goth. 1913, at the same
hour and the same time.
PAUL G. ARMSTRONG,
Trustee.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-29

THEY RULE THE WORLD

Req blooded men gre bern Leaders,
IN every walk OF lie and AEee ia
telIiEsntly gsi5h I 4psh 49, 80 h SRe
Keen. alert on their toes 4na ready
4es anything ea s13[a G Ssd ~ Ind On
You win not Hnd a strong success
9 f15 EaaT TtS e pSo4 hsaith or E Fax
wise and see 70 It that their blood
has has P B:p OF =. 20a s asssR ioaasd Tf6
PhosphGtes-the nerTe food.
A leading doctor Say8. ShoI me
womHn and you can bank On It every
With Iron and Phosphe3es". An
Other 2 p no seed e aRSone gong
through RE S3elcly. miserable. PLAYED
out, Jagged and nervous when RhoS-
and TiEoT IN the body. mind Gad
neryeS" This same doc6OE also said.
with the system 1oedsd nth PhSS-
n any stage OF the game and be .
VTfnner 0t every turn.
N. Run Down man OF woman In
So og nerves are an SHOT. and ME
seems like one continual drag and
drudEefy from day 70 day. get next
e y994 IN S;;,poi9 Fe Of PheeP 6S Iroa
and take q new lease on life You
viii once again feel IKE q live one
that wins. Are you gamer
patients Feeei!ane Tie seRga9se p Pies s
espS1ies only, SO do not allow Dealers
10 give you tablets or pulls, 1natSt
Mountain City drug store ana Halls
drug store.
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DEATHS AND
FUNERALS
Nh. Minnie MwtIe Davis.

Mrs. Minnie Myrtle Davis. wife OF
John B. Davis, died early Thursday
morning at her home at Baxter alter
a weeks illness from influenza. Mrs.
Davis had been engaged in the care
of other Influenza patients in her
neighborhood when she contracted
the disease which caused her death
Deceased was aged "a years and
was daughter of Nj. and Mrs. En-
cry Post, Of Buckhannon and Is sur
vived by her parents, her husband
and two children, daughters, aged
five and six years
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday afternoon from the resi-
dence and the body will be brought
here on the 4 O'Clock car for inter
ment in Woodlawn cemetery by IN
dertaker MusgraYe.
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THE MORNING LIST.

tTlnyTe James L. Cam, -. "a
The MORNING LIST.
The casually list printed N the
asTpsapers OF this morning showed
KII& IN action, tS1s died OF
wounds, III; died OF disease, go
wounded severely, 20; wounded de
nee undeteEmfned), "A; wounded
silently, ST; missing Ia action, S21-
We West ' Yirzinians mentioned IN the
KdIed in action-corp. Carl Sim
died g wounds = Cook Harold
Thompson. Holden; Pvt William J.
Dakan. Wheeling: PIT. John c. Rag
Slightly wounde6-Ma1 Rau. Graf
ton: Dorsey W. ShilLtngburg, Aurora
Missing tn act3on-John ". Miller,
Ronceverte-
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Ennera1 al NJ. ISel1er.

Funeral services over the body OF
Mrs. Noah Kelley. whose death &C
Cured on wednesday were held THIS
morning from her late residence on
Virginia avenue, conducted by me
Rev. r. J. Yoak. OF the First N. e.
church South. The body was inter
red in WoodIawn cemetery by Under
taker R, C. Jones.
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n.4,,rned To Nirnfnia.

Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas Gather and
little daughter, Margaret Virginia, who
had been guests at the home OF Mrs,
Gathers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Menear, in Madison street, have re
turned to their home in Winchester
va. Mrs. Gather and daughter came
here more than a week ago and were
Joined in few days by Lieut.. Gather
who has Just been hOnorably dis
charged from the army. He was ste-
TONED at Camp Lee, Va.
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4sa4Irsr. :John ~. WfnGgtes =, G 4
2RrfIoTH. Char e.. EeR1fk, y. ].
Paytea. Ba3tes, Carthage, 40.
PeSrsoa. Anton, Lost Greek, Wash.
PenrE. william I, Farrell Pa.
Perry. Clarence J., Port Clinton, Chic
Pe4erssa. william r, St Peter, HIM.
PIerce. Edward p, Buffalo, n. 7.
ouner. August, Hondo, Tex
Reunie, Charles =, Wa1tham, Mass.
Reyer, Joseph F.. Honkers, n. z
Ross. Frank A, Newton Center, M1SB-
Rothnansiy, Abraham, New York, n.
Rubino. Pasqua1e. Brooklyn. Ny.
Rnndquist Lawrence R, Cokato. MINI.
SARGENT, William h, Sioux Pass, Mont
Seese. Leo M, Chicago, III
Senlyr, Frank g., hopkins, MINI.
Shubert, William A, Egfn, III.
smith, Edgar c., oBrien, Tex
stewart, Meaeh. York, s. c.
Stewart, william n, RfchburS. 8. c.
StockhGm, John l., LeWtstoWn, Ill
stokes, Frank. Lafayette. Tenn
strong, Asa G.. Milford, n. 7.
Sumner, Max n, East St Louis, N.
Tarte, sam J., Hartsyille, s. c.
Teti, y3neenzo. Cantanzar Province,
TttzeI, Frank a, Harrisburg. Pa
Vogel, William F., ScottT1le, Mich
Walsh, Michael, Kiltmiaugh, Ireland
Ward, Paul A., WestTille. Ohio.
Wells. BENJAMIN z, Petersburg, Va.
Wentworth, William H., Canaseraga,
n. z.
westbrook, William NJ Liberty, Miss.
WTgis, Roland o., Bel Air, Md.
ZoboroSh, Tony, Fafrmont, Mimi
Hteke, Harry A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Huber. Albert p, Fort Atkinson, IL.
Jackson, Lee, Chesanfng, Mich.
Johnson. Edward, Sweden.
King, James B.. Chester, Pa.
Kuelln, Edwin F., Ava, Ill
Landry, Syivane. Belle Rose, La.
Lepple. William c., oricon. Wis.
! Macarthur. C. Lloyd, Minneapolis,
McVeIgh, James J.. Brooklyn. N. z
Martin, George w, North TonaWanda,
Martin, William P, Flint, Mich.
Miller. Thomas J., Everett, Wash.
Mitchell, Victor. Ottawa, Ontario,
Moeiler, Edward F. Btoomingaeld,
n1ooTe, Lee E. HALEY, Idaho.
Oster, Lester w. Rochester. y. 2.
Pesek, Hubert. Gfbbon, Neb.
Peterson, Henning o., Chicago. m
Peterson. Peter w, Junction City,
Retter. Rudolph. Irwin. Pa.
Ridenour, Warren H, Browervflle,
MINI.
Romano, Edawrd, Brooklyn. n. Y.
Ryan. Joseph A., Cohoes, N Y.
Sirwinsk. Zigmund, Duryea, Pa
Spackman, Bert, Richmond, Utah.
Spangler, Louis G.. Lometa, Tex
Stone, Eyhan. Carlton. Pa
Stukenbe-g, Fred E.. Chicago, III.
little, Ward, Modesto. Cak>
voris, Frank Landes. Hallway, Mo.
walsh, John J., New York, N. 7.
Weller. John H, Fulton. MO-
VOTERS, William G., Genoa, III.
worley, Nelde1 F., Wellington. Ctah.
Killed In AtrpIane Accident.
Wilson. Joseph W.. Wheeling. W. Va
Wounded Degree UneeteFmtned)
Private
Hines. Louan. Dartmoor. W. Va
Missing In Action
Corporal
Ferguson. leroy. Huntington. ". Va.
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Ferguson. leroy. Huntington. ". Va
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.E aSaTI LS
Sc1nftnued from page ntne.)

sofndexbsr. George A, Ripley. Tenn.
stru1E'n. Edward D., Tona1anda, N Z.
08Wed, Harvey j, Gay Ga
ro6. ElGT4ous =, CresT4eH. Tenn.
Ratt Sharman A, Ba1, Knoxy1le, IA
TO- "a. DaSId ~, Buffalo. n z
fs1Iit my. William Il, Como, Tex
earIets, StanIey B., Nelson's Bridge.
rorpafsy. James P, Rev York, n. z.
aaH. Charles A. Weston, W. Va.
HzfSk, Rudolph, Coal City, Ill
- EaIdr1a D., BruntST1Ie, Team.
assS. p9u9iam h, LGWTGrce. Mich.
HuI. James, Van Buren,, AK
1aHIma6, Bat9St, LeonTille, La
Elorri4an, TimoChy =, Gardner, Mass.
Iohnson, ClGnde W. Ithaca, n. z.
kelley. HarTey z, Carlisle. Pa.
Rftterman, RaWtn c., Elizabeth, Ind
IEIeEfn, LaRreRee+F., Pierce. Heb.
Iarson. Martin, DRIuth, MINI.
LayarnEay, Nicholas ], ogdensburg
ISsbeef, ottO II. Tonawanda, n. z.
ISiston, Ray, Albright, W. Va
lEeDsEmott James G., Tracy. Cal
Nay, Frank p. Tacoma, Wash
1GIRm. Charles ShepherdsEiIle, KY
"a Martin J., North Kaukana, Wis
On, Frank L. Brooklyn, n. Z.
.FZro, CoSiuo, Chicago, III.
NoOnan, Arthur J., ChariestoWn, Mass
o1Son, C1Rrgnee. Jewell, Iowa
oxsnrIder. Ernest, FostorIn, Ohio.
Pales, Johan, Chicago. II.
Eape. Alvin. Sattler. Tex.
Rarke, Jesse L, Granger. Wash.
Peterson, Harold Il, Chicago, III.
Mass.
Roberts, Ben c., CARNEY. s. c. I
Ross, Anthony, Brooklyn, n. z.
Ross, OrTIne c., Big Sandy Mont
Rudi. Andrew. Forsyth, Mont
Russell, Robert E, BeryyIne, Va,
Schneider, Edward c., Billion, wis.
Sschpoeder. Oscar s.. Perth Amboy
Saw a. : Lee. Chico. Cal
Epotz, Glenn W, Warren. Pa
Spltzef. Benjamin H. Philadelphia
Stanek. Stanislaw. Batavia, n. z.
Sullivan, John l., New York, N Y.
TeErdu, Vernon H, Fairmount, N. D
Thompson, Henry Borchardt MI
Waukee. Wis
Tterson, Isaac, Rochester, n. z
4QQ48p Guy d-D " A4dG44SI 440s
Turner, Leon e, Marion. 8. G.
vusler, Charles. Jr, New Hampton
wash, Louis, Liberty. KY
Noerner, Charles A, jersey City \
woodward. Harry w, Berlin, Mass.
Wright, Richard, Empire, Ala.
Wyiie, James L.. Orange, Tex
Zaxzetti, William, Waldwick, n. J.
{ StandewIcz, Vincent, Chicago. Ill
Mitchell, Frank R., Birmingham, AIS
Mitchell, John J., Chassel, Mich.
NunnaIly, Arnett, Gallard, Tenn.
Nussbaun, Daniel D., Apple Greek
Nsteen, E6lus E., Piedmont. S. C.
sse, John W., Roxbury, Mass
Entaleo, Vincenzo, Rossano Ditecctt
Italy.
Parent, Fabin, Salmon Falls, n. n.
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James G. Hereon,

James c. Heron, aged e years.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Heron
died on Wednesday evening at the
home Of his parents on Satterheld
street from influenza. He is survived
by his parents, five brothers and one
sister. The body was inferred In
the Dunkard cemetery this morning
by Undertaker jenkins, following ser
vices at the residence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-07
80 Eggs 4 DAY

"Sjnca Using More Eggs | get 40
- 80 eggs day instead Of or 3"
writes i. P. Woodland of St. Cloud,
!; "a. This scientific tonic has made
l;r e~g profits Tor thousands of
uoultry :aisers al over the U. S. Get
ready ny~ and make big profits out
ri your hens this winter \ Sl.oO pack
age Will double the cgg production and
i million dollar bank guarantees To
2sfund y9ur money if you are not ell
;reIy satisfied Send $l.00 now to +.
!. Refer. the poultry expert, Room
ISL Rcescr Bldg. Kansas City Mo-,
g send 50 % and get 3 regular Sl.00
H.ckagc5 cn special discount fer :
I'll seasor': supply Ok write for his
yauab!e free book that tells the e&~
roriencc If 4 man who has made /"
fortune GU of poultry,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-07

here. Is thd:ft fhaEe Will be a GehF-prin-
cipaA:::- between candidates from
Lynch ouee and Roanoke. The fact
ttlsat this city his. represented the dis
t.ict for about 90 years will not, It IS
believed, keep Lynchburg from hav-
ne: candidate; possibly more than
ere.
Wh:te 70 announcements have been
made as yetby prospective candidates,
ii is generally believed that Fred Har-
FER, a prominent attorney at law vail
oc caaGid date. Some years ago Jhen
l.. Lee. tie criminal attorney, serious
i, Considered opposing Mr.. Glass Tor
he nomination and no surprise would
lie occas.oned in His home town by The
announc .-rent of his candidacy. DGn
j. lIaisey, former state senator trAc'
!:.e city and Campbell county, has also
been mentioned. He is engaged IL
] rance IL Young Mems Christian As
sociation work, having gone over dur
ing lie Iase summer with the Pollard
unit.
Fred Harper, che of the most likely
candida .cs, is the past exalted ruler
Ct the Grand Lodge Of Eiks.
The candidacy Of Walter Z. Ad-
d:son, Stat Senator from Lynchburg
plriCampiell, w!.c is editor of the
Lynchburs News. has also been talked
u l:ere, but it is net yet known what
his attitude would be with "cspcc. to
he cccta:l: fight to he made for the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-07
AWAITING WILSON
Viii Arri," II. ,'ar;s "n Friday ti2
Thirtcpn,a- :'ani,:ag Creates!
OYatiu;, -;i:fc" Eal,nl.nl.s Time

Viii Arri," ir. ,'ar;s on Friday, tl2
Thirteenth "ianii:as Creates!
Ovation since Narnlcon's Time
Paris. Dee. TT. .iAaH, tha Thu"
tccrth" holds Tc%2 ci Is traditional
c.nens tov The r.oplc OF Paris this
parti ular tine. On the contrary. the
farisiens are looking forward to i.
rs the mcSS brilliant fctc day since
August, 1911, md rcplctc with the
best omcns.
The capital IS planning to give
President W!soH, who will arrive hcra
on that G;:y, the greatest welcome
@ny individual mas received sir"
Napoleon rctu:G@d from E!Ja 100
years az. 50 far Gen. PcrSline hoIlS
nc rccor.! IS having hcan greeted with
The. :;rcalest spontaneous cn.husiu&m
manifested during the war
The day of blr. Wilson's arrival
las been proclaimed Il public hol;-
day. Paris will lock its gayest. Th2
Socialist party j. planning to or
G&nize' i popular reception.
The masses Of France are utterly
ignoring politics in connection with
Wilson's visit Ti,cy are jnbucd with
tie idcl thai the Prasidcn. gave !
them froEl defeat, an idea tha. is
flesh AMI blood with them. and can b..
beard uttered By the humbest pea
Sart in the NEST remote provinces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-07
CASE OF THE EX-KAISER
Tact Would Banish Formc. German
Ruler ito tie Island Where
Turks Send Dogs"

Numerous French newspapers re
peat the wish that President Wilson
nay visit the war ruins in Northern
France and Belgium, before deciding
OF the final Interpretation OF his
fourteen peace principles.
"'r!.c loblc chief Of the American
ra.:on could thus put his hnman!S1
ideals in.o contact with realities j"
TIC still bleeding martyred regions.
y:;;tes Gen. Chcrtils in L'Echo d"
.P.ris, while the ParisMidi says:
1--WE demand only our due, {
which we shall make 4 summary
when President Wilson comes to II
socct tn ruins OF Northern Franc.
Next q President Wilson's COMM
y;Sit, which arouscs cver-incrcasin:c
enthusiasm here, tn. french publ"
$ most yital!y Interested in the E.
G.: Tie cx-Naiscr. The moiogity of
commentators would prefer to sec hir
judged 81 his own people, but il III"
German ration :ails to do 50, IT,"
demand Tor Williams punishment b.
tie allies would Income Irresistible.
lie journal Of Paris prints a rccer'
prem by Edmond Rostand, who dic''
.wo days ago, il which the pee. {,
c.;cs tta idea Of sending the e<-k
ser to St. Helena - too glorious
piacc fo- him, and suggesting in
stead 5a.Iishncn3 Of the ex-Empcro"
80 tn. island where the Turks sen
t,,:gs.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-07
FOOD SAVING

notwithstanding the iact th&' Ih2
end or the war IS ~ hand' me he"~'-
sity Ct furnishing large Quantities oi
Focd t" orr al'icS ard also f"f H'har
European nations makes loo' COT
scrvation still: imperative ana ~"
Food ADMINISTRATOR h&s <1EeF"'c"t
designated the ncrioa !Eoh b"c. -
7 inclusive rs Conservation wees. -
IS stated that Mr.. Hoover on Dcii"',
Of the people oi TINS COUNTY, "!c''@'':
the shipment q li.Joo'ooo tons o
food overseas by jay l. i'''' lhss
beng my per cent greater L''" ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-07
PRsvATIONS IN RUSSIA
That Nation Suffering More Than
Oilers Since Vars CInse

~ReDa..s from Swedish sources re-
cs;rsI yesterday 1T me State Depart
h.ent, amplified previous reports q
TIC terrible conditions Of health n
Te.rogrll. 1t was announced that
t::.ore is every reason to believe that
tie Russians are undergoing greater
n,iva.ion: than those suffered by am
nation Stree the close of hostl!ltiea.
Food is at a. premium. The under
rourisnad population is dying b.
sores.
The caGies state that there are now
II average Of 100 burials in Petro-
grad evcry day. and that there IS no
relief IN sight. The population is <a14
to have dv-indicl to one-half what u
VAS whef the pea:c treaty with Ger
RAINY was signed.
As We. 70 allied effort has been
put forth to tralspor. supplies to the
stricken people.
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272.-
VIRGINIA

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of tic City Of Alexandria, on the
l9th day OF November, 1913.
Evelyn Hill, Complainant, VS.. VIII
liam 7. Hill, Defendant. In Chancery.
Memo.
The object of this suit is to obtain
ar absolute divorce for the complain
ant from the defendant on the ground
CT wilful and voluntary desertion and
abandonment for more than three
y5ars prior to the fling Of this suit.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
his cause that the defendant William
+. Hill Is Il non resident Of this State:
Il : Ordered, That said defendant APP
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest
in this suit.
Edmund Hill, Jr., ?. Q.
275-4w Newell s. Greenaway, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-07
GLASS is CONFIRMED:
Virginia Congressman viii Succeed
Secretary McAdoo on December. 16

Virginia Congressman viii Succeed
Secretary McAdoo on December: 16
The Senate yesterday confirmed
the nomination by President Wilson
CT representative Carter Glass to
FIJI the unexpirad term Of Secretary
McAdoo of the Treasury Department.
Congressman Glass will resign his
POST in Congress and will be sworn
into Office December 10.
Mr.. GLASS, when asked for state
ment of the policy under which ne
would administer the off>e, stated
that he nad every reason to believe
that The policies Of the department
would no. be different from those now
being pursued e>cep. as varying cir
rumstanccs mag suggest. EIc sail:
ut IS seedless to say that I deep
v appreciate the honor Of being in
vi.ed BY The President to take tie
rost of Secretary of the Urea rr".
The fart hat there are such grave
problems ahead Of us and tina: !.
should have been regarded as suit
able person to follow Mr.. McAdoo in
lie task Of graphing them. increases
he measure of the distinction and Ct,
my sense Of responsibility.
q could readily wish that | may
succeed even approximately as well
N administering the affairs of the
Treasury as has the distinguished man
whose .etll.cnent 50 distresses tha
country. Fly personal affection fer
him, grea: as it is, scarcely exceeds
my admiration O. his really brillia".
accomDl :3hments as Secretary of tie
Treasury. It is my Judgment that HI
retirement i a national misfortune.
"I'havo asked Mr.. MfAdao to re-
71a;n in Office until I can have Al
to 20 home and adjust
ny private affairs to the changed
This q has kindly con-
ontcd to CO an; Is arranged tn
| shall take the oal, on Monday. De-
an1hc" 1G"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-07
A SPLENDID TONIC
Says I!ixOn Lady Who. On Doctor
advice, Took CaTdui And
Is Now Well.

HiXscn, Tenn, About 10 years
ago was" says Mrs. J. L. Gald, of
this pace, a sufrcrd with pain in
NJ ,,it side, could n9t sleep ut night
with this pain, always in the left side.
My doctor told nc to use Cardui.
took one bottle, which helped me and
after my baby came, | was stronger
and better, but the pain was still
at first let it 90. but began to get
weak and in Z rundown condition, so
! decided TO try som more Cardui.
which | did.
This last Carlui which I took made
me much better, in fqct. cured me. /
have no return Of this trouble
feel it was Carciui that cured me,
and ! recommended it a; a splendid
female tonic"
Don't Allow yourself to became veal:
and run-slcwn from womanly troubles.
Take Cardui It should surely helm
you, as it has many thousands Of
other women in the past 10 years
Headache. backachc, sideache. nervous
ness, sleeplesspess, tircd:out feeling
arc ali signs of womanly trouble
Other women get relief by taking
Carldi. Why not You? All drug.
,rjStS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-07
629 KITaG STREET
ant. In .:h:.ncery.


Memo.
The object of this suit is to obtain
feor the complainant a divorce from
The bond Of matrimony from the de-
t,ndant o.. the ground Of wiful and
voluntary dcsertion and abandonment
sor period OF more than three year.;
prior to the institution of this suit.
II appearing By an affidavit filed II
this cause that The defendant Edward
W McRae is q nonresident OF this
State: T. is ordered, That said de-
PENDANT appear here within fifteen
days after due publication Of this or
der, and 90 what is necessary to pro-
;cct hi: interests in this suit.
William 1 Woo!ls, P. Q.
4 Copy-Teste
Newell S. Grccnaway, Clerk.
272.-fw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-07
4 Word with W omen
v;lIua!,l" ..dTica Ter Alexandria
Readers.

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Many Il wu:Ti;m cndureS with noblc
,,#licr' & The daily misery Of bac'iache,
,a;n; about The hips. biuc. nervous
Spg;i.;. dizziness amt urinary disorders,
:gnricys or relief because she doesn't
Know what is tie matter.
It. is no; true chat every pain in the
bacI; or hips Is trouble peculiar to
Inc sex" Often wi!an the kidneys get
.orre,rod ana ;1f!amei, such aches
and rains fclio:g Then help the
weakened kidneys. Don't expect
thcn, 10 get wei! alone.
DoaN's Kidney Pills have won the
praise of thousands of women. They
arc endorsed at home-Read this Al
c,andria woman's convincing state
Mrs. Milton Moor, 123 Duke Street,
;ays: "Doans Kidney Pills are a
household medicine for kidney trouble
IN our family. have taken them on
several occasions for backachc and
oiEe~ kidney disorders with every ben
cfic;al results. an quito sure Doans
will help anybody who gives them a
cool trial. know they arc a mcdi-
ENC Of merit.
Prize soc, al AL dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney rcmcdy-get
Doan:s Kidney Pills--thc same that
Mrs Moor md. Foster MilbGnI Co.
Nfrrs., Buffalo, y. Y:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-07

Home. on Bratdcck Heights, WIZ
Garage, harn etc, and about one acre
g; beautiful grounds. Immediate pos
& :siOn. =,
\ country place, five acres, with
large dwelling. two baths, furnace
neat. electric lights, etc, and also a
:,.u,lc"a cottage, garage, barn, anq
other out BUILDINGS. The trees, shrub
bcrv and view together with the neigh
bcr!,oo: make this o:ace especially at
ti.activc. Immediate possession.
Several smaller places in the VI
entity.
Modem tcn-room brick house in
i,o;cniont, built by the owner; cXccp-
t;oraIly good coalition; fine lawn and
grounds; 4 very attractive home; i'm
mediate possession.
4 frame Stucco cight-room house,
bath. hot water heat, etc, fine view
and location. Possession in thirty to
sixty days.
Other attractive city, suburban and
country ZONES.
MORRIS l.. HORNER,
6l2 King Street.
Alexandria. Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-07
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7 ! al i3z.tlun;cat;;6f ::iiss1s1 BY
.lts:raii!y tonight, iTorpeqo57Ep0oaat;s e
i. .royer.ssirescued the remainder Of 'fse
csasw. The text Of the sAdni1a -
statement says:
THE British warship CassaniTa
struck a mine in the baltic just be-
fore midnight Wednesday and sank
Al 1 A. NJ. Thursday. Eleven men are
r,iss;ng. Presumably they were Kill
d by the explosion.
"The remainder of the officers ana
crew were saved by our destroyers.