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Washington Journal., 1918-06-14
Bluftnt III 8rrlim.
Sobn rrmr'beier Sdnolrriu Der Eat
pcrSdhtia.

Cine iducrc @luttot lit in Berlin
ouigcoedt porOcn. [Si chem Snlie
purOc i'm criteu Stod oic 90 Sabre
oIte, 81 &oolori5c I'M Grciic @ilna
gcboreuc SGu0lerin Inna Idcr.
moniL gcb. YaIoipSfa, BON ibrem
80 Sabre nltcn Sobuc Irtur inter
Dem 9e-te ~licgcf.a ermoroct mo be.
raubt luilci'o -. Nuf Die grqrei.
iung Oc3 nod mbcfounteu Caters
lit cine 9%clobmtng BON 5000 Mart
altsgelctt lpor0en. Srou Adcrmonu,
Ole ieit geroumer Belt pom ibrem
WIonne gctrenmt lcbtc, mobnte nit
ibrcn Sobuc uno .eincm Sd)Iai6ur.
ifen ieit Dem 10. Sftober 1914 in
Dem @oilic. Sic mar iebr ileibia
mo riibrig. Niit eincm Soften Der
0nmen- mo ScrrcWudide nucr Irt
entbielt, beiitdte lie beion0erS ole
WIorttbaIlcn. &ad) SdluB Der Sal.
len piIe9te iie aleid noh Souie 81
gcben, INN Die @irtidoit 5u beior.
gen. 8oS cine Der bcioen 3immer
ibrer @obmmh IN Dem lie ole g9a.
rem mo OoS @clO nufbctuobrt bottc,
belt lie itctS peridloiien. Aud DER
Sobn botte feinen 3utritt. 9ieier
bemlbtc init Dem SdIaiburid)en 0us
on0ere 3intmer. Gr por in ser leb.
ten 3eit frGnfli6 gelucien. Oils or
mittags bon Der @rbeit fam ma
ooS Glen 5luar iertig, ober Ole Willt.
ter mar nidt 81 Saule. Gr bolte in
Der Slide einen 2oiiel aus ser
SdplbIoOe mo Job BORT ole @ob.
mr1gSidliiiiel uno Den Shliiiiel
5lim 3immer Der Wutter Iiegcn, Die
oieie ionit bel lid 81 trngen piIegte.
Gr nabm al, 0uB Die Mutter nod
einen notlucnOigen Sang 5u beiorgen
batte miO CAB Die S6IiiiieI, ais er
iih mie0er sur 9lrbeit bcgab, bel eli.
ner Nadborin ob. Sci leiner Slid.
febr nbenos mar oie Mlutter nod
nidt 0a. Gr nobm ole S6IiilieI mie-
Der al iid, CAB iie morgens nodl-
mails alb unO ging mieoer 5i ieiner
Irbeitsitele. Grit obcnoS idIoB CT
NIT Dem S6lofburi6en Oos ,3immer
Der Wtilttcr ouf nlo ging binein.
NlS er einen Strbl mcgriidte, er.
blidte CT ouf Dem 6uBbooen cine
groBe 9lutIode. Gam iab er inter
Dem Sett einen Irm berporragen
un0 nun fonO er Die Mutter ernlor.
oct inter Dem Bette liegen. IS erga6
lid), bob Der 6roll nit einem tnnti-
gen 8erf5euge mebrere @iebe iiber
Die Stirn periebt mor0en limo. Sic
baben mobriheinIid) Die Sd)1oelOede
5ertriimmert. 9as red)te glnqe par
musocloufen mo Die 2cide mics tieie
Solsldlnitte onf. Ger Sdter bat
Damn Der Gotten ouf ser 9ruit oaS
aleiO mifgeriiien unO cine Brief.
tai6e, in Der bic Sroi ltets cine
groBe Sllmme inter Dem &orlett 5I
trogen pilegte, geraubt. 8as @eIO
bat ct 81 lid gcltedt, ole leere &oid)e
mcggelporien bierallf Die 2eid)e III.
ter OoS 9ett gcidoben mo lid
ocnn entfernt.
Der Sobn Ser GrmoroetcrL Der
~23idbrige SauSoiener 9(rtur gldcr.
manu-, lit III poli5eilide &erpobrutg
gcnommen mor0eu, Ga nerihieoene
3atgen iibereinitimmenO befuloetcn,
Die Grmoroctc babe ibnen gc9cniiber
wie0erbolt Die 9eiorgniS altSae.
oriidt, DAB Ibr iebr gcluaIttdtiger
Sobn nod einnlol gum M6rOcr ar
ibr peroen fonrItc.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-14
@anscl an llcGcrflnE.

Bic yMiindcner HerIeIte Todrid).
ten" pom IA. 6c6ritor ihreiben:
Gin NusI6nitt aus Dem Bro5eB
@lonuer uno @cnolien, ser am 13.
Sebrrar Dor Dem S6oiicn9eridt
ner6onoelt nltroe, oer0ient beion.
oere @eohtung Inn oeslpiaen, neil
in inn Die Srage unierer Butter.
unO Settoeriorgung in einem mcrf-
piirOigen 2idt eri6ien. SIM MitteI-
pltnfte Der Gr|0rterungen Itan0en
5oblreide SGae bon 9utteridiebun.
gen. Die Anflagebrboroe bate aus
Oen @ei6dftSbii6ern 0es &ngeflag.
ten Conner mo ans oen glufihrei-
bungen oes i6ipGbii6en MoIferei-
nerbon6es i'm ein5elnen Die Butter.
mengen 5uiommengelteIlt, Die nift
ouf Dem legolen @ege in sic S0noe
ein5elner &erbrotder geIonQten.
No6 0ieicn NlufIteaungen, Die ourb
oos @~eitGnonis ser 9ln0eflogten gc-
ltiiBt mur0enL bat Der @ngeflogte
8lonncr olein bon ser 9lttterb1no.
lerin S6lemmer runo SO 3entrer
Butter mnrfenfrei itno obne 8e3uos-
i6ein erboIten. Cine meitere Menqe
BON 20 3entnern wuroe ibm bon ser
Galiiererin &oIo Miiaer geliefert,
10 bob @lonner, Ioipeit Die Se1tItel.
lungen @uipru6 ouf @o1itGnOiQfeit
boben, III einem 3eitrarm bon fnop.
pen 6 Wfonaten Die ollBeroroentlih
Gobe Wen9e bon 70 3entnern 8ut.
ter 5ur 8erfii9ung botte. 9oB benz
Iit9eflo9ten Der marfenfreie 9e5ug
FOLDER Wfen9en MIR al o%uBeroroent.
lid boben 8reiien erm0glidt muroe,
perItebt iif bon ielblt.
8ie es fam, Dab cine G~in5eIper.
ion bieie erbebli6en 8uttermengen
an ii6 bringen fonnte, crfubr mon
ollrd Die 8eipeisaufnabme. Die Gan.
oesfettitele bat fir oie @~erIorg1ng
Wfiindens nit Butter oie 1oq.
@iinfner 9utter5entrale eingeridJ-
tet, Der Die 8erteilllng Der Butter
mengen on Den @roBbanocl obliegt.
9ie 8utter5entrale bot oieie &ertei-
lung an Ben i6m1bil6en Molferei-
oerbano iibertragerL Ser sic @ertei.
lung Our6 feline 9[ngeiteItcn beIor.
gen lieB. Ser IngeIteate, Dem in
Der Sauptoufgabe Die 8erteiIung on
Den @~roBbanOel oblag, be5eigte ein.
5elnen @eid6ftsleuten icine beIon.
Oere CUNT uno mics oieien Die But
ter 5eltnerpeiIe iiber oos oen elm.
5elnen @roBbGnotern ~5uIte6enoe
&ontingent binaus 5u. SSn Ser Ser.
b%a1blung perteioi9te ii6 ser Mnge,
ite1te 0es i6lpd6iidtn Molfereiper.
banoeS Oamit, Dob man b6ufig 10
groBe 81lttermengen sur Serfiigung
botte, Dob man traften mlBte, Sic
iiberi6iiIiige Butter na6 Noro-
oeutI6lano ob5uihieben, I'M iie Dor
Dem &eroerben 5u belpobren. IS
ltebt olio felt, 0oB 51 elmer 3eit, oa
bon beboroli6er Seite Die ange-
meinbeit INNER uno INNER mieoer
oorauf bingemieien muroe, iib ge-
robe in Set Die gr0Btmoglidlte De.
i6rdnfung uno Sparlomfeit auf5ll.
erlegen, an an0erer Steqe an But
ter lteberfluB mar. Ser betreffenoe
4n9eItelte iagte nof9 ans, OoB er
Oieie rebung bereits bon ieinem
@orgdnger i'm i6wdtii6er Wolferei-
oerbonO iibernommen bate.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-14
WrOfc stiftnus.

Sn GlIcn bat 6rau Nitboier, aeb.
b.. MaIotbauien, 6unI Nnocnten an
ibren %oerltorcencu Wann 100000
Wtart geItiitet, bon ocuen $4,000
Wtarf 5ur GrIueiterun9 Der brreits
beItcbcnoen @nlOtbuuienitiitung que
Grri6tuulg zines Sicdcnbeims un0
$4,000 Mtarf fir elm SGueIings.
beim ueruaaot werocn ioaen.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

lowed immediately, just a shade less forceful, and the board say that de- ferred classifir etion was becoming an endless chain. Thereupon they re- called all previous favorable rulings, as is their right and duty under the l regulations, and gave every man the highest classification he could be given under tho rules.
 AS a result three men holding i'm. portaht posts in the Latouche mine of the Kennecatt Copper Company, and the manager of {: smaller copper company near by, whose deferred classification had been asked by their employers because of the claim that they were essential to a war-making industry, were placed in Class IA and have been ordered to Valdez for eX animation. A member Of the board stated the case this way:
 When we got to going we found we couldn't stop anywhere. Every reasonable case dragged in it's traiI another so near like it that it was hard to argue distinction. We found it impossible to draw distinctions that would satisfy ourselves"
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

Kennecott-Hugh J. Macdonald, Richard Cchneeberger, Chester o. Ora croft, Lester c. Woody, Iver I. Moen, Ray Harold Kay, Rex G. Rutherford William P. Elkins, William Marquard, William P. Elkins, William Marquard, William Williams, Carl Christiansen John Conway, Oscar A. Glaeser.
 cCarthy-Andrew Brask.
 Strelna-J. M Mcleod.
 Tonsina-Jacob M. Nafsted.
 Katalla-Mrs. Thomas G. White Lloyd Bryan White, Thomas George White, Mike Duval White, Miss Norma White, Joseph s. Waldron.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

ril 22.-Walter R. Harris, Will l.. Stephenson, T. s. Ellis, lsak ,rsen, Lars Carlson, Pete Svart' am Lewis, Aubrey L, Morris, Ar H. Loeffler, Andrew Verdegan,
 Christine Lowe, Miss Eleanor ow, Owen E. Jones, Charles by, Jack Greenkewich, Jack Mu- ames Dinneen, Sam Mintoff, Ali f, George w. Bowman, Oel J. sen, Peter Forberg, John Kors-
 ,andelin Joseph Kaelin, James t.
 onald, William John Bowman
 H. Nielsen, Julius Jacobson.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22
ARD REFUSES | CLAIMS FOR
 PREFERENCES

divisional exemption board of ird division, which is the ap- .oard for the selective draft
 service in this division, has ously agreed upon the abso- 8 to grant no deferred classi- , except those expressly re- by law and the regulations. ,stions of discretion are re- against the individual.
 drastic rule was made neces-
 a few days experience in ing appeal cases from local
 Deferred classification was
 in several apparent proper On the heels of these came ses almost as strong, and the sund that it would be impossi- .aw the line anywhere without
 inequalities. If one man was eferred classification for a reason, another case fol
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

Latouche has raised a large sum for the purchase of Liberty bonds, ac- cording to parties returning from down-sound points. It is stated that the miners are contributing largely to the bonds and that the amount raised on this series will exceed that of the second loan by many thousands of dollars.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

Jack Moulton, representing the Se- attle Hardware Company, and E. w.. Smith of the Black Manufacturing Company arrived in town yesterday, after having made a trip through the Interior with a dog team.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

Edward G. Morrisey, a Fairbanks newspaper man, who was recently ap- pointed private secretary to Delegate Sulzer, left on today's steamer for Washington to enter upon his new duties. During his weeks stay in Cor dova Mr Morrisey filled a position on the staff of the Daily Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

LONDON, April 22.-Captain BaronI Von Richthofen, the famous German aviator, has been killed, according to
 a report from correspondent of Reuters agency.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.

FOR SALE-Six-horse power Detroit
 gas engine, for $75. Apply North
 western Hardware store. 22-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

PIANO FOR SALE-Price $250. Write Mrs. J. c. Martin, Valdez, Alaska, for further particulars.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

Quality talks. Smoke an Fl Roi Tan Cigar and be convinced; they are mild. If
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

FOR SALE-A power boat. Apply J.
 B. Kelley, Cordova Mill & Lumber Company. S-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

WOMAN-First-class cook, wants po- sition in camp or restaurant. Apply Daily Times. 20-3t
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

FOUND-5unch of keys on ring. Owner can secure same at Daily Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

WANTED-Position as fisherman or handy man around cannery. Apply room 30, Northern hotel 16-2t
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

FOR sALE-sx12 rug, like new; also
 other pieces of furniture. Room 16, Nicholson & Currier building.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

WANTED-Grown boy to learn the printing trade. Apply Daily Times office
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22

FOR SALE-Cordova Hand Laundry. Apply Herbert Cook.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-04-22
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
Bed Croca Nntss.

The allotment for Warrington chap.
ter. Red Cross, is forty sweaters and
one hundred pairs OF socks for the
month OF August All knitters are
asked 10 speed M, as the chairman Of
this department requests all complet.
ed work TO be in Y the 2Gth inst. In.
stWct!Cns have chen received from
Taft, superintendent of garments, Ma
tional headquarters that a more strin-
gent inspection OF socks must be made
by the chapters and socks must not
he accepted unless fulfilling the re.
luirements in the new directions
called for in the A. r. &. 400 as re.
yised May ninth; also where the two
socks Of pair are not Of the same
length. These requirements must be
complied with before the socks are
packed for shipment. even II the toes
must he re.knit. All auxllaries and
chapter members are urged 10 turn in
all Gi"ments for the Belgian Relief
Fund by August IS.
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New York

NEW YORK. Aug. 2l.--"Trading IN
stocks today broadened on a very
slight increase Of activity. The eX.
pansion was accompanied BY a general
strengthening Of activity. The eXpan.
sion was accompanied by q general
Strengthening Of the list. although
ShlppinGs, rails and a fe specialtles
we're again most conspicuous.
Liberty AIS continued their up
ward progress to the now high quo.
tatlon OF lOll4. many lots changing
hands at or near that figure. Other
Liberty issues were active but Witf.
out appFeelabie change.
a significant Development Of the
day was the adoption OF a resolution
b ythe Clearing House committee eX-
pressing It's entire sympathy with the
credit conservation" recommends.
tons recently advanced By the Fed.
eral Reserve Board. Indefinite con.
tinuAnce OF tight money Is expected
as a result Of this action.
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Surprise Birthday Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Wright had a
surprise party for their son. Walter,
in honor Of his twenty-second birth.
day. Games we're played and refresh
ments we're served 81 a late hour. A
delightful evening was spent. Those
present were: Mr., and Mrs. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Cunningham and
daughter, Hazel Price. Erma Davis,
Rilla and Lloyd Hays, Lula and Elsa
Arnett, Jewell, Opal and Harry Gun.
bingham, Harry Storey, Edna and
Paul Wilson, John and Harold Davis.
Irene and Ada Beatty. Osborne John.
Mary and Harry Straight, Earl, Omer
and Russell Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Moore and children, Fern Bays, Wa.
ter. Dewey and Howard Wright, Myr.
tie Woods, Stole and Hodley SnOG.
grass, Elsa Hays, Bessie, Oca and
Edna Wright. Albert. nellie, Arlie
Starkey and Iva Wright.
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Per0onaIG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Huey, Of Hast.
lngs Station, are guests Of the for.
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Huey
at Salt Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sat,erlield and
niece, Miss Pearl Arnett, we're visit
tors in the city Monday
Mrs. Eliza Morris and son, Raymond,
have returned to their home in Fair.
mont after visit with relatives here
Mrs Lawrence n. Beatty mas re-.
turned from a visit with her aunt at
Bradford, Pa.
Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Howell and
child are guests OF relatives In Wheel.
ing.
Mrs. McNeely, the Buffalo street
mlliuer, has returned from a visit
with friends in Wheeling.
B. E. Mitchell returned yesterday
from visit with relatives in Phila.
delphia, Pa, and Ithaca, n. Y.
Or. and Mrs. ~ L. Miller speui
Sunday with friends in Worthington.
Miss Lulu Mcmillan has returned
from Clarksburg where she had been
the guest Of friends for the past week.
Mrs. Ida Prichard left yesterday for
visit at Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Mrs, J. Fred Beatty was a visitor
with friends in Wheeling Monday.
Scott Lowe. OF Fairmont, was .
business visitor in the city yesterday
DR.. and Mrs ReeEe and children. Of
KingwOod. are guests Of DR.. and Mrs
r. NJ. lIite in Furbee avenue.
l.. S. SchwenCk has returned from
a business visit in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Warner and daughter
Miss Olive, RS. Beecher McMullen and
Miss Eva Gump were guests OF friends
in Pennington yesterday.
Oliver Cook. Of Cameron. was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fleming, OF Cam.
eron. spent the past few DAYS with
her daughter, Mrs. w. J. McKinless,
in Clarksburg street.
Mr.. and Mrs oscar Hayes were visi.
0rs in Worthington Sunday.
Norval Shock. Walter Price and Dor
~ V. Jones are business visitors in
'airmOnt today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
RED CROSS MEETS
!, HOME SERVICE MEr

Division Of the American Red Cross
needs 80 men to MI tho position o.
associate field directors in division
camps. These men must be patrl
ptic. American-born citizens. above
aft age. and ready 10 devote their
cry energy 10 this great work n
work which has so much to do with
keeping up the morale OF our Gshtinr
men.
The appeal Of this opportunity Of
Cd Cross work Is 80 great that many
lne types OF Americans are both do.
mating their time and paying their
own expenses, others. however. whose
services are equally valuable. but
who are not In the financial situation
70 DO this, have their expenses paid
and q salary corresponding 10 their
needs.
While, a. a rule. the A. r. D's
(aBs0clRte field directorsl OF tho Pc.
t0mac division will remain in the
camps a. assigned-which geOgraphl.
cally means somewhere n the Dis.
trict OF Columbia, Virginia or Mary
land and IN West Virginla--lf camps
+ should be established thPre-they
may have opportunity OF going abroad
II they so elect.
The ideal man for this "help win
the war" work would be the one who
best blends with the qualities Of our
type OF a true American gentleman,
The patience, inspiration and under.
standing Of human nature, OF the so.
clal WOrker-the physicians method
Of approach 10 his patients, his de-
VOtiOn TO his profession and his help
ing touch 20 those in pain and sui.
loring-the clear and concise think.
ing Of the lawyer-the practical com.
mon sense, approved methods and
spirit Of team work OF the efficient
Business man.
II you feel that by nature, train
ing OF experience you could I'll this
place n the Red Cross, you owe II
o yourself and your country 10 i'm.
nedlately make II known. II accept.
% you would be given an oppor.
lnnity Tor a short intensive training,
which would make you able to as
sumo the responsibilities Of your
work.
Tor further information write or
apply 70 the Director Of Home Serv.
Zee IN Camps, Potomac Division,
American Red Cross. $50 Sixteenth
street, Washington, D. c.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
CArpenier.EL

The following announcement has
cen received by friends Of the groom:
@r and Mrs W. S. Findley announce
re marriage Of thei. daughter. Mabel
ennison, to John NJ. Carpenter, Sat
day, June 5, 1918, Oakland, Mary
nd. The marriage had been kept =,
Ist until a few days ago and The cou
de are now receiving the congratula
Ons Of their friends. The bride whose
parents reside at huntsville. w. Va,
AS one OF this years graduates Of the
.ate Normal school. and IA well
.nown here. The groom is a sou OF
W. W. Carpenter, of MillersVille, and
IL a popular young man in business
circles. lie Is at present employed ny
the Four States Coal company and
they will reside at Annabelle.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
ONE CENT WoRO eASN WTJN OaDgR
HELP WANTRp-NALR
HOUSES FOR SALE

For sALE-SixroOm residence on
Field street See +. 3. Dickinson.
SOB Locust avenue 7.20-ttu55
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
RONDS
Oil and Gas


In the lower West Virginia fields
the Philadelphia OIL Company has
drilled It's third test we'll on the D. c.
Core I2'acro tract. located in the
JaEeS Run development. in Clay dis.
trict. Monongalia county. to the Big
IntUn SAnd and II Is showing for a
, good gas and oil we'll. II "a produc
lag % barrels per day.
On Indian Creek, Elk district, IA.
haWha county. the Ohio Fuel on Com.
! pany has completed It's No. "a on tho
W. G. Morris lease No. 2 and has 4
producer IN the Weir sand on the
same property this company has
started the drill IN No. q.
In the Warrington district. Marion
county. the Carnegie Natural Gas
Company has completed rs initial teg
on the p. F. Welles farm and ha;
good gasser.
, The Pittsburgh and West Virginia
Gas Company has completed its well
on the ". B. Maxwell farm in South.
vest district DOddridgs county. and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

1Dsnt Monday h the city visiting RIA,
tiVos.
Miss GOy Bennett has returned 10
her home at MoFEantoWn after . soV.
eFal days visit with her cousin. Miss
Sara Dale Jacobs. IN Guiiey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William CorOtherS, o.
Little Falls, and Mrs. Corothers' sis.
ter, Mrs, Gettis and husband. James
GettiS, OF Pittsburgh, we're recent
guests OF Mr., and Mrs. ]. Guy Haw.
kins In Field street.
Miss Edna Shinkleton, OF Grafton
is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Blackwood, in Maryland
avenue.
Mrs. Meta Hammers and Miss Jes.
sic RACER are spending this week a.
Parsons.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. Aug 2l.-The perssten
ry Of damage reports from Southern
Nebraska and Iowa as well as tho
Southwest coupled with marked
strength at Kansas City. brought
about active trading In corn futures
yesterday, prices scoring net advances
Of 24f2%c. and closing strong The
advance brought out stop loss orders
and. although there was somc heayy
profit taking on the bulge tho ai.
vance was vel maintalnc'. OC.obe
corn cl,sed p. cents up ~ tl.Gj7s
Articles Open. Close.
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LEGAL NOTICES
coMMlssIoNER's NOTICE.

To the Second National Bank OF
MorRantown, West Virginia. a bank.
ing corporation, plaintiff and George
&. Sturglss and Charlotte X. SturEiss
his wife. 10. l.. Keener, Trustee. Page
Orr LOrentz administrators OF the es
tate OF A. W. Lorentz. deceased: and
Page Orr LOrentS, widow and relicl
Of A. w. Lorentz. deceased; Elizabeth
G. Dering, Roscoe Poster. Administer
tor Of the estate OF ]. Ami Martin, dc.
ceased; W. II. Hall, J. u. Kellar. S.
j. Hall. L. D. Arnett, Russell L. Morris.
Mrs. A. C.. Miller. CitiXeLs National
Bank OF MorgsntOwn, ". Va. a bank.
ing corporation under the laws Of the
United States; Robert A. Vance, S.
Albert Poster, James II. Stewart, Su.
san h. Meeks, EXecutrix OF the estate
OF Thomas ]. MeekS, deceased; Banl;
OF Morgantown. a banking corporation
under the laws Of West Virginia:
Frank P. COrbin: Amos L. DeMoss, A.
Rightmlre; Matte A. Stewart; A. NJ.
Buchanan; Joseph II. McDermOtt;
Mary V. Vance. EXecutrix Of George
s Vance, deceased, ana in her own
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FINANCE, OIL AND Gas

has q fair gasser in the Big miun
sand. In the same district and county
this company has 4 good gas well In
the Big lniun sand.
At Beech Bottom. in Buffalo district,
Brooks county, the West Virginia
Petroleum Company has completed It's
initial test on the Campbell Horton
farm TO the BereA sand and Il is .
duster.
on Lower Creek, IN Grant district,
Cabell county, hve miles northwest Of
the Beckett pool production, the Nc.
Intyre OH & Gas Company has moved
IN a drilling machine and will drill a
test on the b V. Temple,on farm.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE. 70 LIEN HOLDERS.

NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
To all persons holding liens, by
Judgment or otherwise, on the real
estate. or any part thereof. Of George
c. Sturgiss.
In pursuance Of the Decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Marion county, West
Virginia. made in the cause therein
pending, 10 subject the real estate Of
said George c. Sturgiss to the salts
faction OF the liens thereon. you are
hereby required 10 present all claims.
held by you and each Of you. against
the said George G. Sturgiss which are
liens on his real estate or any part
thereof, for adjudication TO me, at
my law Office in the city Of Fairmont,
Marion county. West Virginia, on or
before the 2Sth day OF August. 1918.
Given under my hand this goth day
Of July, 1918.
A. =. LEHMAN,
Commissioner in Chancery.
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WARRINGTON
W. R. c. Picnic.

The ladies OF the Women's Relief
Corps and members OF the G. A. X.
will hold their annual picnic in the
grove at Peanut, next Monday, Sep.
TENDER 2. Everyone is cordially invit-
ed 10 attend, and requested TO bring
well filled basket. Refreshments
will be sold on the grounds, OF which.
half the proceeds will 20 for the benc-
lit OF the Red Gross. There will be
patriotic program IN the afternoon,
beginning at 2:30 o'clock.