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finance. OIL AND GAS

! increase as weather conditions and
the roads improve, operators say.
Six miles west OF Pine Grove,
Green township, Wetzel county, w
va, located In old territory, the Sill
yer Hill OIL company has drilled No
on the C. S. Headley farm through
the Gordon sand and has a show for
a 1O-barreI pumper. Wetzel county
has a creditable showing OF new
work. On Little creek there is some
important work nearing the sand.
On Dunkard creek, Clay district,
Monongahela county, the South Penn
Oil company has drilled it's test on
the Hazel Tenant farm through the
Bayard sand. 1t is good for 10 bar
rels day. In the same district To-
Gated on Jacks run. the J. H. Nc
Dermott Oil company has drilled No.
5 on the Price heirs farm through
the same formation, and it is show
ing for a five-baTrel pumper. Last
year the last-named company COM
pIeted some Bayard sand wells in
that locality. Development work has
continued in the hope of finding
something better than light pump
ers.
On Trouser Leg run. Sardis dis
trict, Harrison county, the Hope Nat
ural Gas company has drilled a test
on the W. L. Dawson farm into the
BIuR sand at depth OF 58S feet and
developed q light gas pressure. On
Dents run, Marion county, the same
company;S No. 3 on the Ella Kinsey
farm has declined to 277 barrels a
day
In the Burning Springs district,
Writ county, o. z. Grow has COM
pleted No. II on the Thorn-Roberts
farm. 1t is good for five barrels a
day in the second Cow Run sand. J.
w. Mapes has drilled No. II on the
Rose Whitecotton farm through the
first Cow Run sand and II is show
ing for a two-barrel pumper. T. A.
and E P. Mellon have completed a
second test on the H. B. Johnson
heirs farm. It is dry In the salt
sand and will be drilled deeper.
In Sherman district, Calhoun county,
the Hope company has completed a
test on the George Hiddle farm. 1t
is a light gasser in the Big Injun
sand. The same company is DE IN
the sand at a test on the Gamer
farm. In Sherman district, G. L. Cabot
has a rig up for a test on the Sadie
Terrell farm.
IN the oid SlSterST1lle ned, Tyler
county, the Mcintyre OIL and Gas
company has completed test on the
U. T. Singer farm. It is showing for
a light pumper In Union district,
Peasants county, Smith, Eddy & Co.
are due in the sand at test on the
S. D. Martin farm. In McKim dis
trict the Logan Oil company has pur
its No. S on the E. Mcknight farm to
pumping from the Maxon sand. It is
not good for more than two barrels
a day. The Ward on company has
the rig completed fuT a test on the
Adam Ward farm.
On Little creek. Greene distrfd,
Wetzel county, the Benedum & Trees
OIL company 1s due in the Big In5un
SAID at fasts on the Montgomery
Cook and tie My G.. SnodErass
farm azd has the rig completed Tor
tast on the J. !. Geek farm. The
Silver HM on company 8 rigging p
at q test On the D. 4 DSdO farm.
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Summary.
New York

NEW YORK, March 23-The slug
Gish co1rse Of yesterdays stock mar
ket was largely. II not wholly, influ-
enced by developments in the foreign
warzone. Interest in that quarter sub
ordinated all other considerations.
Stocks were slightly irregular at the
outset but Immediately rallied, only
Is lose more than their initial advan-
tage Before midday.
Rails, shipping, representative in
dlstrials and miscellaneous issues
sered IN the gradual decline, which
6scame most pronounced in the final
olr
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t1s Farln. Efodess. 500 . NoF1i1g
I31nf. leiill. tlef EEzll -
VI son, n1aIe (llzrtette Iez.l l llss
,.5F.|eI:II Of Elg' Heart E3lli. slOlo5 -
80 Eabe, GeIbe mixed quartettes
TSSIEatsor Your EEaS Ky ElaSS
carde1af DFea1s, Elncolns piano solo,
GO SSas (ortSlnaB duetS FarmeE
SLOW. 4AASEl. 11H chorus ConsorFe
fha Feed (erStnsI1. null chorus; Liza
Iady, LArders. 9.Gxed quartette; Ole
Tyne RGiigu9: Gees Night, White, 1dn
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spEcIAL NOTICES
oRoER o. PuRLlcArIon.

OnO6h Ot- PO6IICA ION
State OF West Virginia:
At the March, 1913. Rules. held in
the office OF the Clerk Of the Inter
mediate Court, in and for the County
of Marion. in State aforesaid. March
6, 1918, the following order was en-
tered: Mahala Farmer plaintiff VS..
Albert Farmer, defendant, chancery.
Summons.
The State OF West Virginia,
To the Sheriff OF Marion County,
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon Albert Farmer to apear be.
fore the Intermediate Court Of Ma:
rion County, at rules to be held in
the Clerks office OF said Court on the
first Monday in March, 1915, to
answer a bill in chancery exhibited
against him in said Court by Mahala
Farmer.
And have then t9ere thts wit.
Witness ". s. Black, Clerk Of said
Court. at Court House in said County.
the goth day OF February, 1874 AID
55th year OF the State.
W. S. BLACK, CIOE&.
The return embossed on the foreGo
ing summons IS in words enc figures
following: The WithEA aaaOd Albert
Farmer is not found a ~ b1sI3WlcS
March s, 1918.
). R Miller
Deputy for A. II. Clover, sherIff Of
Marion County, West Virginia
Object Of Suit
The object OF the above. entitled
suit is to obtain an absolute divorce
in favor OF said plaintiff.
An affidavit having been made aud
Eied IN this cause that diligence has
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Hows Thisi

We 0GeSr One Hundeed Dollars RoOaE0
Tor any case 0G CotaHTh that cannot b
cured by Hairs CafREEh Medicine.
HnlEO CatarFh Medicine hnO been taken
by cafnFFh sufferers Tor tho past G1lrGys
i've years. and has become known - the
most reliable remedy for CGSaFEh. H0IHo
CatarEh 1fedISe0 acts thru to Blood o.
Ghe Mucous surfaces. e1peGllnE the Pols
son from she Btood ana hGGlIne the Dis.
After ysa have taloen anEs catarrN
Aed4sESO 6NS = short tE1S you WIN see .
gTeO0 EsOeoV0NnSnE ~ your general
eG ~ o1Ns ard see IA az GataETh. 0GD0
o. 1eGtz1Fala1R ira.
= 9. CREl1EH e ca. SCIOEN, 0hIOS !
Nj b. ~ DEURseBBS 5&ss
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PittsbuIgh

PITTSBURGH, March Is. = Less
than 5000 shares changed hands on the
Pfttsburgh exchange of this total 200
shares consisted of mining stocks.
American window Glass Machine com
mon sold at 49sE to 49 and closed at
4S11k bid, 50 asked, OF 11s from the IL
nal bid OF the previous session. Bust
ness IN the oil and gas group was con
lined to $50 shares Ohio Fuel Supply
at -, which was unchanged. The sale
Of . shares Westinghouse Air Brake
st Sc made up all the trading in West
fnghouse stocks. There were no deal
fngs IN any-of the brewing stocks and
bonds. Pittsburgh Coal was firmer,
bit extremely dull, the announcement
Of the zone system for the distribution
Of incl and the revised coal prices
which take erect today having no IN
aue1ee on the market. Pittsburgh
Jerome Copper closed SC lower at SIC,
and Mt Shasta unchanged at 40c.
There was nothing doing In bonds.
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GOVERNMENT LAND.
10000, 900 Acres OF Vacant Land in
California.

Our new "Home-Seekers Guide" one
hundred pages, describes vacant land
in California and other western stat
es. With legal description OF thous-
ands Of acres in this county. Gives
homestead. desert and timber laws.
Read official warning against land
Iocaters. Our magazine directs you
How and Where" vacant lar1s can
be found with United States and
county maps. Call or -rail as S1.oa,
The Homeseekers' Guide. S5e s. 3roEd
way, Los Angeles, California, s:1ttS
22I-222.292- 224-e25.-Advt.
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Cancel TIekets on SHE.

The tickets for the concert by the
Jones family to be given at he Ddar
nond Street church Tuesday evening,
March 26, are now on sale. The con-
cert Is being given under the auspices
of the McElfresh class OF the n. z.
Sunday school.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. March 23.-Action OF the
5nlted States Senate in favor of a
Lsher guaranteed price for the 1915
heat crop had a bullish effect yester-
~ on the value Of coarse grain.
q, q result, corn finished
tss5dy At 3 to e net advance, with
lsFcl 81 az and May $1.26A. Oats
11el $50 &c. In provisions the out
Comes aried from unchanged figures TO
decline Of q cents. It was evident
tord 1e outset that the corn market
~ bssh decidedly stimulated by pass
e a t1e Gore resolution to lift the
hest unEantee 70 $3.50 from $3.50.
tieteg. Opeh. Close.
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Personals.

Miss Edna Snaffer. little daughter OF
Purl Shaffer, IN Siorgantown avenue,
Is quite sick.
Mrs. William Hall and Mrs. j. R.
KILLER went to Murray yesterday to
relatives.
MIS-. Charles JoliiH and daughter.
Miss Helen are spending the week end
with Mrs. JoIlif's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Malone, of opekiska.
Miss Eva Hartley, who teaches in the
Seneca school at MorSantown. came up
last evening and will spend Sunday
at her home on the South Side.
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Oh and Gas.

rtere s nothing spectacular as to
E Ind ot wells coming in at the
lime. Nearly all are very
bumpers and net q few find a
Gce Ae duster list /. However,
e rs ana busters are not dis
Ili operating In starting new
SaT oE Development work
sce mers general and WIZ
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EAST SIDE
NEWS =


program.
The following program viii be given
by Rev. Job Jones and children at the
Diamond Street NJ. E. church on Tues
day evening. March 26:
Soldiers Chorus, Gounod, full chorus;
Rock Of Ages, Fecell, mixed qusrtette;
Cradle song, Crist, mixed quartette:
reading: Some Blessed Day. Kirkpat-
rick mixed quartette; No Place Like
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Chorus.


The Foreign Missionary society Of
the First u. p. church VIII meet Non
day night at the church. All the mem
ers are requested 20 be present for the
election of officers WIN be held
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ZOE umIEp aTATEa sENATE.

You 60 authorised 80 announce
I am a eaad.date for nomination by
the Republics party, tor tha Cnited
States SenaA0 for West Virginia, sub
feet to alIs the rules q the Rc2ubli-
can party. "a ebs laws Of the state
governing the primary to be held IN
JAS. A. ECcREs.
Funt;nG:0E. y. Va
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os0Es !. g ron !.


oRDER 9 - lcaasll
SITE EP IVES
"A slis llaee 1913 Rules held =
til (lctk,s ofEiea of the tuterEne4f ate
Coltrt. 10 and foE the county OF Marion,
alld Gtaae aforesaid, March 6tlls 1918,
.fPe following order vas enteeed- An,
- q. Dunn, plaintiff, -. Serena Aet-
rf6eld and others, defendRnts.-GGn-
OBJECT o. Suit.
The object Of the above styled suit
81 20 partition the zeal estate OF which
Sarah Jane Nerr1deId, deceased, died
seized and possessed, among tie Per
500 entitled thereto and other relief
Fta.ed In plaintiffs bHI fled IN said
IN affidavit having been made and
siled that the said LyRcy CStina, one OF
tie defendants named N tie above
styled caEse, IS nonresident Of the
Btase OF West Virginia. It IS ordered
t3snt the said Lucy Cetina 90 appear
~itasr one month from the first publ
cation OF this oeder, in the Clerks OF
ice OF our SAID intermediate Court, 2t
rules 20 be holden therefor. and do
what Is Necessary TO protect hez inter
L IS ordered that copy o. t2fs o.
der SO publtGaed and posted =
Quiree by Law.
Gizen under Fay. ha7d this 7th
az March, 1918.
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Mu1h Eretm.

Miss Emma johnson. OF Columbia
street, who has been very III for sew
eral weeks, is now conYaIescent NeEs
Bennett, the nurse in charge, has -
turned to her home at PsrSe=sburE-
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ORDER or PUBLICATIONS
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
At the MASch, 1916. asi0s. heid n
the Clerks Stfice Of Q1O Intermediate
Court, IN and fer the coGny az IA
ricn, and state Aforesaid, ADfcA eth.
1918, the following oTd9z Ea3 eGSoGe1:
Mamie Elizabeth =Oe 93AtntiE, X Car
euce Lee, defeadaas-CcoGsery.
The State OF weHs Virginia
70 the Sheriff OF Marion County. Greet
You are hereby commando to suu.
! mon Clarence Lee to appcar hcfose :he
informed late Coart OF Marion coUasy,
at rules IT, &c held in the Clerks Office
OF said court On the first AoaGaS' tE
March, 1913, to answer q bill IN chan
Gerry exhibited against him in said
court by Mamie Elizabeth Lee
And have then there this writ.
Witness, ". 8. Black. Clerk Of said
Court,-stt court house in said county,
the ed day OF February, 1918. and
18th year OF the state.
The return endorsed on the fore
going summons is in words and figures
following:
The within named Clarence Lee Is
not found in my bailiW'ick February
c. R. MUsGRAvE,
Deputy for A. N. Glover. Sheriff OF
Marion County, west Virginia.
Object Of Suit
The object of the above styled chan
Gerry cause is that the said Mamie
Elizabeth Lee. the plaintiff, do obtain
u divorce from the bonds Of matrfmony
from Clarence Lee, the defendant
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the said Clarence Lee, the
defendant named in the above styled
I cause, is 2 nonresident OF the state or
West Virginia, it is ordered that, the
said Clarence Lee do appear within
one month from the first publication
OF this order. in the Clerks office OF
our said Intermediate Court. at Rules
to be holden therefor. and do what is
necessary TO protect his interests
It is ordered that a copy OF this
order be published and posted as re-
CURED by law.
Given under my hand this 7th day
OF March, 1915.
W. S. BLACK, Clerk
E. R. BELL,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the first
time March s, 1918. and to be published
once each week for four successive
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E.AH1R GlAI
nd GOOD MAR
MEOn, TREE Hundred
Thousand Was Carried
to Profit and Less

BALTI11oNE. March 23.-Earninp
OF - EIk0n Goal coropratton 5oz
the ~ ending December 81, 1917,
made pOOc at meeting Of the Gloee-
tors IN New York this week. ShDT
e0eotnSs fr0m all sources OF nearly "a
SOC, 900. A6er dOducting interest on
funfed dG0A GattAg aside DOfA
amount for 4O0e aSd ODoogs 7DoEe
tsxcS, and sEnG 9 * e01. a tE-
500 go % 6 SCS ON4 Ss6SR.G4 Goook.
3 sArplNs Of V0,N 49, sAGESS y
profit aad 80 a GEEG OGlEV6Eent
TO moro than - ~ 49, - e IA
0e0.oc0 Il common Nl00c SG00Ss6lR'S.
TAc income account &c 2o SSsuRCT
Is as follows:
ESrnbgs frea all s@1EOPs SLss7-; 2o.7t
opUatiSg e.
RO&SA tex
elusive OF r.
come md e1-
cess profits
taxes ......$1 ,s52.sSG-Si
Depreciation. 16S,S02-65
Depletion -. 1es,4s2-37
Net earnings from Oper-
ations --.......-.... .$2,240, 19e.SS
Interest on funded debt. Ak. sso.sS
Net earntngs for the year
(befoTe deducting income
and excess profits tax
ESD S4sSS4,LS'.SV
Less reserve for income
and excess profits taxes 1o7.9SSb2
Net surplus for the year. 81. 795. 1ss.2S
Less dividends declared
and paid on preferred
capital stock during 1917 393. $500
Net surplus for the yeas
1917 carried to profit
and loss s., S2e.82 SSS
Profit and loss account.
December 81. 1916-.... S13,257-92
Total ........-..--s1,s4s,o9S .3O
Less adjustment OF ac-
counts of previous years 217,854.69
Profit and loss account,
Dec. 81, 1917. 81, 420, 1851
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Ratnrned Home.

Efrs. wilson Nixon and children Who
sent the past week with relatives At
at. Pleasant, Pa, returned home Fri
day.
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A oarahAar.

A daughter was born recently to Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Carlow in Reeves
street. 8irs. Carlow was Miss Lulu
Wiles, of RowIesburg.
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Over 20 members OF the faculty nf
the University of Chicago are now in
the war service.
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LACK. Clerk

FRANK R. AioS.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for tae first
tine March s, 1915, and TO be publish
ed once each week for four successive
". s. sLAcx. cert.
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CASH FOR OLD FALSE TEEiEt H.
Don't matter IL broken. / pay soc
10 $500 per set. also cash Tor OLE
gold. silver. platinum. GENITAL gold and
lSii gold jewc:ry. VIII send cash bS
return mail and VIII hold goods 10 days
fo- scnder's approval Of my price. M1f'
10 Z. Mazer. 2oe7 s. 5th St. PhfIadeI
phIa. Pa. 2-1S.26t355$
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FARMS FoK SALE
9EsT VIRGINIA
EOR SALE.

BOX SSlAb'
.1-e Farm = Free9ozt coal: s.
t==.z.l. slate roof mansaTd house
,=i.h u.t1: barn and ether 3sitoULd-
ing: tenement hose: sitcated on
rolling plateau oveElocS King miles OF
Ohio river. adjoining tne city limits OF
\ .rrsTinS I:ttle city 50 n1i:eS from
P:tssbcrsh and 16 miles from "heet-
IT.. on tHe PENN. =a:lrcad: 70 daily
trcins: > minutes walk 70 Soei school.
cSrfcnos, business center, 3 trolley
Zines deoct, What aud Gerry: nagnif-
cent summer hSne. 5u;'sSie Gcr gar
dsains SID dairy; splendid :o%ei n:Sr-
Ee:.:: vii gov into higa-c!a5s residence
r7op.zty: : Es<gain AZ 1880. Que
iAR 0asT: dsfer12d payments secured
bS drst mortgage. Panhandle Ao-
slrac7 Cun2any. |e:lsourg. W. We.
FOR 9aLE-OnG OF boSt farms III
stats: z6S acrSS "a 1naoadam roS0
anA Two miles rom State road: IL
S1Iles from Baltimore: used IS 4
atccS aSrm; buildings large aud IN
NnO condition. Further infoTnS tloo
an aoci!caSfon. c. J. Moore FaiISton.
bEd, agent 6or ownsr- 3-21-3t-3oS'
pFNNSvI-VAHIAF .ARAS-1G0 farms
Il. ss.s; good Old Ches:er and Ian
caster county farms along che man
line &C che Pennsylvania railroad. IS
miles FROM Philadelphia, Pc. within
close proximity Of Coa:e5Ti:je's large
market. the hustiIng steel city ~ Gae
East. It Is worth your while 70 step
and look these over, as they are sell
ing fast. Can arrange a la-ge first
mortgage. Possession at once For
an aiI.Tound square deal, see me.
Every customer a satisfied one.
Harry A Nichols. Farms Everywhere,
t's3' A's''' s-1s-st,s55s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wagon
maker. Good 1o-room house. barn,
granary, shop, halfacre, fine shade,
private gas well, fine basement:
stores, churches. school. $3.50; an
other new Groom house, barn, large
hen house, haH-acre, natural gas, &C.
ment walks. close 20 pavement, coUn-
ty seat, The town has electric lights,
water. sewer; SLIGO for quick sale
Also two cams. small and large.
Write NJ II. econ, Bcx 1s5, Jefferson,
Ohio, assesses
FoR SAFE - $50 acres wate- front
farm on Eastern shore, cheap. Write
for description. Harry Fry. Sow
Hill. Nd. S-22-St-S3SS
FOR SALE = % acres. located near
Columbfana; sood buildings. con-
ststing OF large Groom house with
large cellar and laundry loom. Barn
S0x44. large garage and other out
buildings. al; IN good condition; land
can all be farmed and is in good shape
for a truck FARMER. q. F. Johnston.
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FOR SALE-One Hundred fifty acres
of the Smith Greek, Greene Co. Pa.
coal at an attractive price Address
"Coal." 1113 Penna Station. Pitts
burgh, Pa. 3-19-3t-3560
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E. R. BELL,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the first
time March s, 1918. and to be published
once each week for four successive
VS.. BLACK. clerk.
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WAIVED

WANTED - Miners wanted who are
studying for examinations 70 get.
the bes: mining book published. hin
irS in Nutshell" by james WardlEW.
ScottS.nie. Fa. Price S2.25. 202et-9S35.
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FOR SAB

FOR sALEstanta7d mako Of plano
in good condGCion. 9Eahogany case,
light actfou. good tone. and bargain
II taken az once. Apply SzS JEFFERSON
St or cSu ST Bell phonE. 3-14-naS6Ss
FOR SALE-750 GcT0G, one mile 10
traction AID R. 3. On pike; good
buildings. $50 A. Level. Cultivated. coal
and timber. Pay ior Il 5000 par ocro.
Henry Ec1,.ftsr. Troaso1, Oslo.
e-29-st-354o
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WANTED-To rent SIX or seven
room house close In. Can 41571
s-s1-stssSs
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WANTED-To buy good. bad llgat
launch. Address replies to BOX
$3.50. West virE5nian. 3-20-it-S5ss
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FOR S1aLE-Baby chIceS, guaranteed
aug breed. prompt 601iSery, 1Oc 13'
I7i:e your waits. Elwoo6 Pussy. East
LiYerpoC:. Ohio. 3-1S-6t-3537
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buy Youths or boys iIlS
valid ..heel chair. Can 294,J.
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FOR SALE - $50 acres water front
farm on Eastern shore, cheap. Write
for description. Harry Fry. Sow
Hill, Nd. S-22-5t-35SS
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WIMBLEDON and board in private
youne man. Phoae 1925. ae2!2tsS54s
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FOR SALE-Paying furniture ana IN
dertakinS business IN good 1ocl
20 acre farm at bargain. Poor health
only reason for selling. Box a, 1len=
isfngtou. o. 3,526tsSS
WI NEED . large number Of s1llee
and unskilled people, between TIE
ages OF Is and IS, both male and tes
male. to TN vacancies Ia production
departments OF our plant We are Do
Ing an enormous business both n Bey7
eSameat and regular commercial M
necessItating exceptional demand IN
labor Physical examination reqn
Apply IN person OF communicate ith
Factory Employment Office. The pod
year Tire and Rubber Co, Akron. Ohio
3-15-I5ts354e
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FOE SALE-Cnesp, nearly new De
trait jewel table gas range, bed
davenport. other furniture and dishes.
81 Walnut Ave, Phone som.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-23
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sale. MID climate. product
stock. feed. implements included Pos
session at once. good buildings
acroa, $4,000: Is acres, $9500s
acres. $500; go acres. $500
acres, 5000: % acres, $500. Term
to Uuir- These are choice bargain
For fuIl description write ]. A. Jones
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The Washington times., 1918-10-13

p IKE mother, like daughter. The photo
graphs reprinted on this page are evil
- dences Of the truth of the inheritance
Of genius. They reproduce the designs made
by Lady Tiverton, the daughter Of Lady
Duff Gordon, the most famous creator OF
poetic dress of this or any age.
Lady TiVerton is Esme, the Viscountess
Of Tiverton, and daughter-inlaw Of the Earl
of Halsbury. Lord Halsbury has held the
office Of High Chancellor of England, the
highest judicial office in Great Britain He
was called "The Keeper Of the Kings Con-
science" For seventeen years, and during
three different Conservative administrations
he was the official royal conscience keeper.
By his sturdy character and powerful intel
Hgence he won the admiration even of his
most radical opponents. AS Speaker Of the
House of Lords he was at once an autocrat
and the most reasonable Of Britons. At
Thanksgiving banquet in London given by
distinguished Englishmen to equally distin-
guished Americans he won ten minutes ap-
Dlause by declaring: THE Anglo-Saxon race
can beat the world"
His son, Lord TiVerton, inherits his fathers
resolution and fearlessness. He met Lady
DufGordon's lovely daughter when Miss
Wallace was seventeen. The young noble
man and the daughter Of the titled artistic
IN dress we're members of the cast of an
amateur theatrical production. They fell
instantly in love with each other. Their