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r1rrel ~. l
2. X. ~.
Counting oIlcill8. Q. A. Et
Jofn EglIchocf
Precinct ~. a. faiFvlOu.
uOl1lng OllcIll - Comuni1oionor,
HeiFy Eg: CA. n. s. nasloA:
Counting OalcialI, D. O:HaneS, H. n.
Precinct No. 5-DaNtoF.
Holdilg ORiciiiS - Commissioner
2. z. Michacl: CLERK. ". R. Cioyioi;l
Counting Ohielals, Webb Amos, Wor'
tbs Post.
GRANT DISTRICT.
Preelnot ~. t--AoHOai ".
Holdihg Officials - Commis sioner
n. Il E.ola; CleSk, c A. SStterfield y
'Gountiig O4oiaiS, J. w. Or. Fred
Baker.
Precinct No. 2-Eldora.
Hold.Sg 0Ricials - Commissioners.
WIN. LanhSm: clfrk.1 lola A. Ragsef:
Counting Official. Henry GasEiHs'
Glenn Rugsel.
Prolilet NJ ,s-Nli,ioOOsiiie.
Eailg soAicisls - iGoRmisslo1er
J61SS GiliiS: eisPk. ". s. S56ilt;;'
Copnting QHicifls, Arthur Jarrett;
Dave JGfFett.
Precinct No. 4-EVeFSon.
Holding ORielids - Commissioner
W. J. Moore; CleEk, ". A. McL,aHgh
I'm; Counting Officials, John Kline,
Darrell K3Re.
PrSSiDot No. 5-HutehlPoan.
HoldiRg 0Gieials--CohiEissioner, U.
%. Stutler,: CieEk, John Helm.
UNION DISTRICT.
PFeclnet No. t-SehoOl HOuSs.
Holding 0Eicials - Commissioner,
Charles Orr; Clerk. r. A. JotihsoR.;l
Counting Officials. J. N. stiles, J. b.
Miller.
Precinct No. Mayors oBlee.
Holding Officials - CommissiOaer,
Geo. II. Shoemaker: GlefE, FFqRk B.
Amos; Counting 0Rictlls, John s.
Scott, R. d. Toothman.
Precinct No. 3-NuZurns.
Holding Officials - Commissioner
John Sanders; Clerk, Aaron Sanders;
Counting Officials, Frank Ehason,
Frank Morgan. I-es-sl
Precinct No. 4-SWearingenS.
Holding Oflicial5-COmmissioner, W.
E. Morgan: Clerk, Joe Carlow; Count
ing OfIicials-W. f. Eall, David Sat
terrified.
Precinct No. 5-Benton's Ferry.
Holding Officials 49, Commissioner
Amos o. Stanley: Clerk. Chester Cor
bin; Counting officials, c. c. Wilson,
Frank Barnes.
Precinct No. 6-EaSt Park School.
Holding Officials - Commissioner,
David Rodgers: Clerk, 2. F. Davis;
Counting Officials, G. L. Carpenter, f.
b. CaTskadon.
WINFIELD DISTRICT.
Precinct No. t-Montana.
Holding Officials - Commissioner,
Chas. Johnson; Clerk, Denzel Haney;
Counting Officials, Harry Hoult, ThOs.
Lloyd.
Precinct No. 2-Mt. Harmony.
Holding Officials Commissioner,
Eldora Moran: Clerk, Coleman Pride;
Counting Officials, N. NJ. Hawkins, II.
f. Berry.
Precinct No. 3-BunherS.
Holding Officials - Commissioner
J. B. Carpenter: Clerk, Coleman
Pride; Counting Officials, David NJ
Carpenter, f. L. Travis.
Prseinet No. murray.
Holding Officials Commissioner,
VIII Kisner Clerk, Duncan Grub.
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Blocked sideWalk-Jiaes Ferris
was fined 81 a. the se5 3, Of police
court this morning - displaying
goods on the streets Of TIE city, VIC.
latiOn OF the new streetsg Destruction
ordinance which went hto Of1OOt q
few months ago. q
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CunnInghlm Hall-MOOse.
Odd FellOWS' Hall-Palatine Lodge, l.
D. o. y.
skinner Bullding-Lady Links.
Willard Hall-Woman's Benefit As
ISOLATION. Maccabces.
Country Club-Coal Club meeting.
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hln Cal club Meetlnn.

Between seventy.fve and one hun
dred persons will attend the meeting
of the Coal Club to be held at the
FairInont Country Club this evening
at $50 O'Clock. At noon today more
than sixty persons had made reserva
ton. "" 81
The principal speakers Of the even.
ing will be Judge William S. Raymond
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VIonalSt LsaVoO-Jack Calvin, who
for TIE past several mOlth8 has beea
employed o. viollniSt az the Pr'neess,
has loft for be home 10 WoTchostef,
Mass, where be win accept q new %.
sltIon.
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rH .IV |0aL|r0 Ior no
cor form ~ lrEitlon levied has
Sen n1o before re board q Re-
VlcE ah1 Equalization. winch q nov
90 so-'on i TIE coulF house. Barely
q doIon people have visited the beard
IN regard % TAX matters.
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6nofr. eilh fI5, LII M.
oCl: o Io.lf 61l1lll 90.
y. G. Ho.btIt Co; Chano1c,I. JOIN
Helm.
Precinct No. 3. Barngt0Vn.
Receiving CommiI 5dPFg, Pearl
PitEef, Harry Baintridgo: Counting
Commissioners +. J. Wilfong, o. 4.
p. Bowers; Clerks, c. L. Abel (R) A.,
Thomas Hunsaker (C): Chalieager.
c. G. EverGOn.
Precinct No. 4, BaFacIZvllle.
Receiving Commissioners, B. s.
Wilson, ChaFles /. Ice; Counting Com
missiOnerB. 7. +. Conway. D. B.
Straight; Clerks, John W. Smith (R)
Lawrence Conway; Challenger, Ed.
Tenant.
Precinct No. 5, Old Mayors Office.
Receiveing Commissioners, n. s.
Yost. Frank Ridgley; Counting Com
niissiOneIs, James Downs. Sam r. Nu-
yum; Clerks, win Brock (R), Carl
Riggs (C); Challenger, ". g. Bog
serman.
Precinct No. 8, Normal School.
Receiving Commissioners, II. D.
Causey, John W. Polling; Counting
Commissioner, W. H. Conway, Pete
J. McGraW; Clerks. Sam Butcher tR)
N. Z. Ashcraft Co; Challenger, Sam
B. Isemsn.
Precinct No. Z. Hamilton Warehouse.
Receiving Commissioners. W. D.
Straight, A. H. Toothman; Counting
Commissioners A. D. Simon. Jonu Nc
Ateer; Clerks. Ed Slack (R1. Frank
Crawford CO..
Precinct No. 3, Virginia Avenue.
Receiving Commissioners. Jack
Lalley. Seymour McIntiFe; Counting
Commissioners Ed Holbert. Clyde
Morris; Clerks, Fred Wilson (R),
Sam Boehm (C); Challenger. Charles
Getter.
Precinct No. o. White School House.
Receiving Commissioners. Wilbur
Graffius, Ernest Sherwood; Counting
Commissioners w. N. Bryant, Char
les Miller; Clerks. D. A. Richie (R) q,
Ernest Mccoy &C.; Challenger, c. ".
Abbott.
Precinct No. 10, Butcher School.
Receiving Commissioners, p. NJ.
Hoge. George W. Ice: Counting Com
nissioners, Frank =. Pryor, John H.
Rock, Jr.; Clerks. Charles G. Hood
(R), John J. Mulyehill Co; Chal-
leuger, J. L. Blocher.
Precinct No. II, Erwin School.
Receiving Commissioners. James S.
Erwin. i. n. Eddy; Counting Com
misJinnfs, George Weiss. Arch Flem-
ing: CLERKS. Wili,srl NJ Kennedy ID
Hugh G'!tin &C.; Challenger, Will
{ idEslJ.
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Turned Car Wrong Ploee-Charged
with turning a car at the corner OF
Main and Madison stress, Earl Wise
was before Mayor Bowel morning
ana Aied 81, the minfmtn fine for the
OfienSe.
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OF '0l''.. I0.|0I ..|
~. ID. .
lng O1.I u U0 I
lI41 -
d.I..l1I r.0 lCt lllTl l..I
rs cyl Glly ut-c
TOT eleol.le, polUcll0I IN ....
countries where looI. + 90 #.
source % gloolinO, . ItA
motor fuel @ o uolo nr0.I0 ||..
gaaollne. Tar q uiin o.0'I1I 81.
duct d coal obtained IIon y I|.'0
duct cOking plont goc1, a1 81 0.'0.
erected q Fairmonl. LiPtln ..|
"toluoi" uo0 bonuol but q l' 00.0
titles than the gan C3H0 ..
one Of the products q ID. '|.
a. an antis0btic % 81. Iil0 L. 49, u
hospital work. hta th1 hr
phC1Ol. u 0atioU1 20 y. lEnE I
Haas poillG Odt that col l.r .|
can Be uSod for mo1loinl. wN'l1 ] "
opened up . new and HCII1tl 4
grQWing ont % by,pro 90 ua CT
cludes: There o pnnf ~ ~ q.
,tion that there q ~. q ifn.InrtI 81
,tiele or mt1erll VIII, .oIlfIh r
.Reeh or, IN such ditof7 ID via q
tie lneet8 Of the Vnfsoo coaL I0a
jWertiniits present Z oniv could 01I
e fol Dc OrsWon. VI = CO.. nnI
pro l6.''A has 6oSn,n 1 "a
81 evident that q nation
.latGe eel supplies ~ bo a. nioII
% erful. the most DroTfe lo il
col lneree and mo1t adia eti d ~
.teAiseneo and slS -
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DEMOCRATIC

Precinct No. 1.
Receiving Commissioners, r. L.
Cunningham; Counting Commission
ers, n. ]. Deveny, Michael Powell:
Clerks. c. Powell (R), D. z. Thomas
(C); Challenger. 7. V. Buckley.
Precinct No. 2, Miller School.
Receiving Commissioners. II. J.
Price, c. H. Riggle; Counting Com
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OFFICIALS F0a
CONTINUED from page oneJ

PRECINCT No, O-WtfHtnta ave. school.
Holding Officials - Commissioner.
Thos. @. Aultman; Clerk, Fred Smith;
Counting Officials, w. L. Heintzelman,
J. w. Purdy.
Precinct No. 9-White School.
Holding Officials - Commissioner.
E l.. Hawkins; Clerk, J. w. Fleming:
Counting Officials, Walter EliasOn, J.
Guy Hawkins.
Precinct No. 10-Buteher School.
Holding Officials - Commissioner,
Thos. F.. Tucker; Clerk, Merl Amos:
Counting Officials, M. R. Frantz, E. K.
Bell.
Precinct No. 1t-Edgsmont.
Holding Officials - Commissioner,
II. c. Ferry: Clerk, R. II. Dollison;
Counting Officials, George B. Moran,
George E. Brand.
LINCOLN DISTRICT.
Precinct No. 1-Worthlngton.
Holding Officials - Commissioner,
Elisha Brumage; Clerk, S. X. Jacobs;
Counting Officials, A. ]. McDaniels,
J. L. Parrish.
Precinct No. 2-Binsamon.
Holding Officials - Commissioner,
F. B. Pigott; Clerk, Harry L. Sturm;
Counting Officials, Geo. R. BOggess,
Jesse +. ShaTps.
Precinct No. 3-ThobuFn.
Holding Officials - Commissioner.
w. H. Grandstaif; Clerk, p. H. Buck
ley; Counting Officials, J. A. Swiger,
Lester Weeks.
Precinct No. 4-Farmlngton.
Holding Officials - Commissioner,
Frank Sanders; Clerk, w. H. Veach;
Counting Officials, Fred Fleming,
Howard Coleman.
Precinct No. 5-DoWns.
Holding Officials - Commissioner,
H. Leroy Sturm; Clerk. Silas Tooth.
man: Counting Officials, William
Reese, VIM. c. Atha.
Precinct No. 6-Ml .dleton Hill.
Holding Officials - Commissioner,
Pat Haley: Clerk. J. W. Stutler.
Precinct No. 7-carollna.
Holding Officials Commissioner,
W. f. Pigott; Clerk, Fred Higgin.
bOtham.
Warrington District.
Hays Building.
Holding Officials-W. B. Charlton.
Chester Prichard; Counting Officials,
Leslie Koen, Walter L. Jenkins.
School House.
W. X. Martin. Ned Davis; W. s.
Furbee, f. B. KOen.
PelasntViIle.
Andy c. Martin. H. L. Grim; Jep-
tina Hail, Wesley Robinson.
LOganSpOTt.
L. D. Beatty. Gofi Sturms; s. c.
Gooch. Grant Huey,
Rymer.
Harry williams, Arthur Hamilton;
S. c. Wilson, D. Arnett.
Glover Gap.
Lemach Freeland. ". r. Sellers;
s. L. McGee. w. C. Watson.
Flat Run.
TheOphilis Moore. LeLwls Gump.
Stewart Building.
/. W. Davis. Walter Prlchard; Sam
Taggart, s. L. Cottrill.
Cunningham Store.
Theodore Martin. Reed Cunning
ham.
Metz.
NJ. c. Terrell, Homer Campbell;
]. R. Baker, Elmus Hibbs.
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LATE ''RANT' ADS

t4A AlNl-Three rooms, good eel.
20 and bath room. Inquire 2O2 Dla.
A4Al alIeol 7.lO.lt-llOS
NAAILp-Agont for FalFmont ana
vicinity; sod proposition. Previous
.I.iIo1co unnecOSSaTy. ETOO school
% Instructions. AddBosB MasOachu.
.tl.l Bonding tnguFaneo Co., Acct.
leni anl Ho1lih Dept, Saginaw, Mich
W. tiooO.OOO 7-62t-40sS
HaNtED--Two furnished rooms for
( Ncht ho-ts..:ao,BE. Call 6Os-M.
5-lQ.2t-ll1t
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ca. yut the picture on all fo1F sides
TIM carefully fold dotted line itS
onliTo iongth. Then dotted line 2 and
@ On. Eold each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn over
end VQIn ind . surprising result
SIZE thO nictuEos.
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Hlnhls q WaS-These rights Of way
we're MED yesterday with the office
Of ne county eleTk: D. L. Jones ct
o % rolg q ElncOln district, s.:
James Michael et ". II rods m lin.
con- district $50; Ida y. Quinn, SO
Ie0.. Lincoln district, Sls. Az =" =
rlI9 q eoY were secured b. q
AlreAa plDp Lino company.
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IN ln FFanee-JOhn Vincent, Of King.
mont, has arrived safely In France, ac-
cldlng 10 q message received by rela.
lives today. he had been in training
AZ Camp Lee, Va, for some time.
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Nov 3 Yoeman-G George A. Hough,
son % Mr.. andM r.. ]. H. HOugh, re-
turned last evening from Philadelphia
where be enlisted in the U. s. navy.
George successfully passed the exam
nations and was made a No. zoe
man. He win spend several days here
beire entering ateing service. He had
until recently been clerk in the PEG.
Pies National bank.
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Eo1i CItltt. Ia ulllr'T. d. ~
ltlrh; ClnrCl. c.Il Oh
procinci l.t. o-I 1ulllo.
DcooltIngp u. oauGl,n, David
lloyd; Colntg. I. D. H5 oIi. W. G.
1ico; CloIl1, j. 3. Rici1iloon (Rl.
W. P. Richardson &C.; CAallelgoT.
Jas. shaw.
Precinct Ne. A-Lo0aAspoFt
Receiving. A. u. CLARK, ,. =. Cart
wright; Counting. Thomas Hanloys'
Peter Hlbb8; CLERKS. L. d: HibbS (Rl,
w. D. Michael (C); Challenges. Rich
ard Cunningham.
Precinct No. 5-RymOF.
Receiving. A. W. Kendall. Flesy
Evans; Counting, James l.. Hamilton,
George SnodGTass; Clerks, Howard
L. Kendall CR3; bee AmhOas co.;
Challenger. J. r. CunninGham.
Precinct No. 6-GloVOr'O Gap.
Receiving. z. Tost. John L. Meta;
Counting. Gordon S. Homer, J. ,. Fur
bee; Clerks. John P. McMdhn (R),
Roy Glover (Cl; ChaIleAgOr( Sam PO-
thel.
Precinct No. 7-Flat Run.
Receiving, T. +. Cross, Z. L. Them
as; Clerk, W. R. MatheBy; Challenger,
Israel FhOmas.
Precinct No. S-stowart Building.
Receiving. H. J. Haught, D. A. RY-
mer; Counting. c. c. Wells. A. K.
Modi; Clerks, w. L. Mitchell (R9, Fl;
lis H. Glover CO.; Challenger, W. P.
Rymer.
Precinct No. s-cunniaqham' store.
Receiving. S. ". Tetrick, Ephraim
Parks; Clerk, d. r. Parks; ChallOn'
ger, James p Snider.
Precinct No. 1o-Metz.
Receiving, A. N. Rowand, Bruce
Brumage; Counting, Arthur Ornduh,
Simon Moore; Clerks, w. c. Ornduh
(R), A. L. Thomas (C); Challenger,
Enos Brumage.
PA WPAW DISTRICT.
Precinct No. 1-RiVeSViIIe.
Receiving. Columbus eKlley, A. o.
Hecf; Counting, D. NJ. MusgTave, J.
D. Arnett; Clerks, c. c. Arnett (R),
Smith Hood, Jr. CO.; Challenger, Lon
Smith
Precinct No. 2-HoodsVille.
Receiving. Lewis Tenant, J. Elem
Toothman; Clerk. w. ID. Barb; Chal-
lerger Shannon LeBlOnd.
Precinct No. 3-Gray's Flats.
Receiving. John ]. McGraw, W. F.
Michael; Counting, J. A. Mccoy, W.
ID. Ice: Clerks. Fred Toothman (R),
Alpha Toothman (C); Challenger, N.
f. Garrison.
Precinct No. 4-FairView.
Receiving - Jacob Greaser, John
Sutton; Counting, B. NJ. Chalfont,
Joshua Parrish; Clerks, Russell VIII
son (RJ, W. w. Bowman (C); Challen-
ger, Marion Brookover.
Precinct No. 5-BaXter.
Receiving, Lee Swisher. Henry
Thorn: Counting. 8. c. Straight, D. D.
Cunningham; Clerks, j. A. Snider (R),
Charles Cunningham co.; Challenger,
Larney Morris.
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Marriage coFtliIeate-A marriage
certificate has been filed by Rev.
Clarence D. Mitchell. OF the Christian
church. which shows that he married
Archie 4. Newman and Evelyn O'Brlan
on June 20.
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oiDliatiOn, none. River 14.6 feet fan
ing.
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-FOUR BIC COAL
tCOntlnued from page One)

get pictorially recorded as a patriotic
coal producer will want to be on hand
to face the camera when the operators
begin to turn the little exposure
c-ankg
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THE WEATHER.

West virginia
,iy cloudy to-
10 and Thurs
y. Little change
temperature.
Local Readings.
F. Hall, Oh.
Temperature at
a. m. today 5S.
esterday's wealth
y. clear; tempera-
-uve, maximum, IS;
minimum, so; pre-
livoP lag feet fall.
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Deeds Flled-These deeds have been
lled for record with A. G. Martin,
county clerk: Scott W. Knight, ct ux
% Elila A knight, tract OF acre
llong the Tygarts Valley river, Union
AsillCt 81; James A. Meredith ct TX
% D Fred Talbot and H. F. Tooth.
nan, lot a, Of Mob Hill addition, city,
fls Malissa Pearl Collins OF vir to
Falrmont land Company, lots 8 and 4
on WI. Rowland block Of lotG, Fourth
ward city, s.; u. W. ogden ct al TO
felel neccl, lot ., block 8, plat C,
Mcnongahela IndustiiAl Company's I'D.
1ll|on, city, 1880; George c. Barb to
~. a. LaWler. lot 90, Hamilton add.
ton, ely and q second parcel adjoin.
ms lot 90, same addition, 81: Ciaud
G. Wrlck e TX 70 Arthur n. Eiaw ct
~ part o l0t 90, Hamilton addition,
city, 1850.
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UNION DISTRICT.


Precinct No. t-Sehool House.
Receiving, Joseph WnfOng, A. p
TfarT; Counting, H. w. Scott, J. E.
ference Fisher (C).
Crrer; Clerks, L. H. Satterfield (R)'
J'7sonce Fiser (C); Challenger, How
0-I Adams.
Pcsclnet No. 2-oId Mayors Office.
Receiving, Maple DOMAIN. John L.
T.oCch; Counting, s. L. Jacobs, r. Q.
Nu grove: Clerks. T. B. Henderson
G2). f. D. Holden &C.; Challenger, A.
b Stealey.
Precinct No. 3-Hammond.
Receiving, Hiram Linn. Anthony A.
Vincent: Counting, Samuel II. Linn
Gordon Currey: Clerks. A. J. Hender
son (R), ]. H. Ross (C); Challenger
Bert Hair.
Precinct No. 4-swearinsen.
Receiving. William Michael, J. /.
w Vincent; Counting, George d. Gift
~. Joseph s. Nuzum; Clerks. Earl
Michael (R), George Kerr (C).
Precinct No. 5--ssnton'S Ferry.
Receiving, Thomas Hunsaker, Ste
phen cambridge: Counting. Charles
Du,.ett, Wade Curry; Clerks, Win
huEsaker (R), Ray Hunsaker (C);
Challenger, Ed. Wilfong.
Precinct No. 6-EaSt Park School.
Receiving. Levi B. harr. Arch Nc
Intire; Counting, Wayne Meredith, Al
va Hall; Clerks. L. c. Musgrove (R),
DenZil Harr (C); Challenger, J. A.
Jamison.
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WINFIELD DISTRICT.
Precinct No. t-Montana.

Precinct No. 1-Montana.
Receiving, ]. c. Keeper, J. N.
Eolmes Counting, Allen Sturm. Mac
Stewart; Clerks, Golden Hoult (Rl.
+. W. Hill (C); Challenger, R. J.
Floyd.
Precinct No. 2-Mt. Harmony.
Receiving, II. B. Meredith, s. R.
Sargent: Counting c. H. Bower. J
Tom Clelland: Clerks. Howard James
(R). Russell Meredith (CO; Chal.
lenger, J. W. Prickett
Precinct No. 3-BunnerS.
Receiving. J. c. Gallaher. Clarence
Vincent; Counting, Jacob Rodgers, L.
". Summers; Clerks, W. NJ. Brown
(R), Fred Vangilder Co; Challenger,
T. J. Musgrove.
Precinct M. murray.
Receiving. ]. Z. JolHif. Charles
Clelland; Counting. z. ]. Hunsaker;
Challenger, Eddie White.
PAWPAW DlsTRloT.
Precinct No. i-RlVeSVhle.
Holding Observation-Disclosures
Walter Fleming; Clerk. F. =. Prickett;
Counting officials Scott Stewart, Hood
Clayton.
Precinct No. 2-HoodoViile.
Holding Observation-Disclosures.
D. c. Jones; Clerk. 8. 7. Moore.
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Tobacco Lleenses-These tobacco
licenses have been issued by A., G.
Martin, county clerk: Joe Fuccy.
Helen's Run; Thomas ]. Ash, Glover 5
Can. Andy RalusO, Watson; Herbert
Robinson, watson; Joe MalllnO,
Termination; Tony C. Cagiostro,
Farminst0n; Petros Moses, Manning
ton; William Moses, Warrington: F.
j. Barlow, Warrington. To date
County Clerk Martin has issued S05
tobacco licenses.
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slot Maehlne LleenSeo-These slot
machine licenses have been issued by
AZ 9. Martin. county clerk: PietrO
Nego. city; McCTay stores, city. e
hcenses).
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Druggists Lleense-A state drug.
glgts license has been issued by A. G.
Martin, county clerk, to z. W. Strick.
Ter. city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-10

Eating HOUSE Lleonss-An eating
house license has been issued BY A.
g Martin, county clerk, to Frank De,
Marco. city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
Washing Won't Rid
Head of Dandruf

The only sure way 10 get rid OF
dandruf is to dissolve il. then YOU
destroy it entirely. To do this, get
about four ounces Of ordinary liz
uid arvon: apply il at night when
retiring: use enough 10 moisten the
scalp and rub it in gently with the
finger tips.
Do this tonight. and by morning,
most if not all. OF your dandruff
will be gone. and three or four more
applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every sin
gle sign and trace of H. TO matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You viii ind. too, that all itch
ing and digging Of the scalp Will
stop at once, and your hair will be
nunfy. lustrous. glossy, silky and
soft. and look and feel a hundred
times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store IL is inexpensive and
never fails 10 do the work. Adv't
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
NORTH LIBERTY, IND.

en-. -.
Mrs. Darcy has returned from a
two weeks visit in Michigan.
T. II. Carroll was business
caller in South Bend Monday.
+. c. Classify went TO South Bend
Monday after spending several days
here with friends. Since he was
song evangelist he took charge of
the song service at the Christian
church Sunday evening.
Claude Geyer of South Bend spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Geyer, and family.
Mrs. Hugh Frasier and Mrs. J..
+. Lewander spent Monday in South
Bend on business.
Mrs. L. +. Fair and daughter
Marjorie, spent Monday in Walker
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiseman spent
Monday in South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Newcomer are
the proud parents of baby daugh-
ter, born Monday, Feb. %.
Mrs. Lydia Gearheart of South
BEND came Monday evening for q
few days visit with friends.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
CRUMSTowE, IND.

FeD. %.
George Worster Chicago is a
guest of his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. James Day.
carl McGraw left FOR his home
near Pierceton Monday.
\ daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs G.. r. Day. saturday. She is
named Clara Alta.
The Ladies' Home economics
meeting vas not held this month
owing 20 bad weather Mrs. g. c..
Riddle viii entertain the club in
March.
Paul RACER and Carl RACER were
i'm south Bend Monday.
Ora Kelver and family Of North
Liberty have moved into the house
vacated by Wayne Swisert.
Jerry Beringer spent sunday and
Monday at the home OF Frank RAN
stead Of south Bend
Hiss George Gay OF Edwards-
burg. Michigan. spent a few days
last week with her cousin. AIRS.
George Crum.
Mr. and Mrs John Golubski spent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
STONY RIDGE, IND.

Feb. 26.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Webster OF
South Bend spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. .Whitlock Of Green
acres.
Edward Post OF the Puget Sound
navy yard is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs c. r. Post.
Mrs. John Bernhardt, Miss Nellie
Metzger Of South Bend were guests
at the home of Frederick Helmen
Sunday.
A neighborhood party was held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Wulfaert Friday night. They will
soon move TO their new home in
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanly Cowles, Mr.
and Mrs. r. -. Webster and famil,
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. +. Kiefer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Barnett Of
Roseland spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Barnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jennings and
Buriel Jennings visited Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Fulkerson Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
PORTAGE PRAIRIE, IND.

SD. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Swartz and
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Swartz spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Eisele.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Scott enter
tanned a few friends at dinner on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merl Wideman
spent Sunday at Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Rhodes spent
the week end at Galien with rela-
tives
Edward Smith and family We're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Long on Sunday
Presiding Elder J. l.. Niergarth
of Kalamazoo conducted the quar-
terly meeting services at the church
on Sunday.
Glen Meyer of Camp Custer spent
the week end with relatives at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howe are
parents of a daughter born Mon
day.