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Evening star., 1918-07-06
CORNER HOME. VACANT

Beautiful corner home: large rooms. hath; !;
concrete cellar: furnace heat; electric lights
very large closets: open fireplace: extra large
screened front porch: concrete walks. sewerage.
etc; located In Rsdnor Heights. Va. J5 min
utes from Georgetown,: vacant. keys at Office !:
reduced TO S.4oO; terms. $500 cash. bslance
easy. This is a real bargain; inspect today:
our sign property.
W. o'HARA, WILLETT & REINEcKE co,
Exclusive Agents on Above Properties,
1863 III NV
Evening star., 1918-07-06
SUBURBAN BOARD.

LIBERTY INN. Baltimore boulevard ant
Cleveland ave, Hyattsville-Rooms and board
s45 and $50 per month strictly modern.
MOST DESIRABLE place for war workers
necessary modern conyeniences; spacious shad
ed grounds; tennis; swimming pool delightful
home atmosphere. Take Vienna or Fairfaa
car to Woodford. Prices very moderate
Phone Falls Church 122-S. 7s
HOTEL. Washington Grove. Nd, 20 miles out
accommodations, $40 weekly. up; Hne commu
tation. g.
Evening star., 1918-07-06
7 ROOMS. ONLY s1oso
NEAR ROSEMONT. VA.

At Braddock Heights. Va. beautiful q,
acrS place. commanding Wow Of washngto
ALI bxandria. Potomac river and Maryland hills.
splendid frrme house. slate roof. large rooms
stairwt,s. bath. cellar, large porcies, cleo
trIc lights, open fireplace, barn for garage and
stable: kewaueG automatic electric water sys-
tin. pump and tank; lawns tarrsced and otna-
rlenicd by trees shruhtrry. hedges. etc. drive
says and gravel walks; fruit, kitchen garden.
grapes, flowers. efc.. six miles from city on
hne auto road. 25 minutes tn INA and Pa
ave- on electric line t22 small photos Office !:
sacrificing for SH,s" first trust placed on
property last 60 days for S1.oDp fer years
which shows valueI, hslsnoe Of 81 ss to L..
paid cash: real bargain; don't overlook
it. one of the showiest places around Wash
ington: elegant home and real speculation.
See this, it's q genuine bargain
Evening star., 1918-07-06

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; 4-RooM BUNGA-
low at Hollywood; close TO electric cars: two
lots Price, 81 900: terms TO suit. JAMES G..
SASsCER. Room 2Q1. Mutual Fire Insurance
bldg, 18th and New York ave. o.
HALF ACRE LAND. ADJOINING LIVING
stone Heights: 1s6-ft. frontage on Grant ST.;
two blocks from Summit station. on W. a q.
D.; will sacrifice. Address Box 256R, Star
office. "
FOR COLORRD, FIVE-ROoM HOUSE. IMME-
diste possess sion with four lots, 100 1T. from.
adjoining Glendale, d. Z. Price. $500; $3.50
cash, S25 per month. Take II st. tColum oia
iineJ car marked "District line get of at
1sth ST. me-. walk south over new. graded
street into Glendale. d. @. Representative ON
the property every day and Sunday TIL dark.
.-.....:..:: & SHANK, 14I0 NV. NJ. 3s."ss-
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COUNTRY BOARD. d.

BEAUTIFUL country estate; few minutes
ride from city; excellent board; exclusive To-
cation. Address Box 7s-s, Star Office. -
CAN accommodate few boarders; large, shady
lawn plenty milk. eggs and fresh vegetables
convenient for office holders: terms reasonable.
122-X.
RURAL HOME-ON WEST RIVER. EsTAB-
lished % years. Accommodations for 100 guests.
Bath. acetylene gas lighting, salt water bath
ing. c. & T. phone. Descriptive circulars. NJ
Novel;, Shady Side. Nd. Phi. 1922 West River.
lOs
GRAND VIEW, Blue Ridge mountains-Near
Harpers Ferry; modern conveniences shade
fine bass fishing. William Henkel, Knoxville,
Md. Phone 9O-F-l2 brunswick, Md. S'
Mt. FOREST INN. PEN MAR. PA-GOOD
country board, all conveniences with garage.
Write for rates. Mrs. BELLE f. ST0LER.
Evening star., 1918-07-06

Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
Real Estate Loans and Insurance.
UNFURNISHED.
l271 1st sei2r sta 1000 1927 Cissel al nw4r6.5 so
COLORED.
1887 Temperance al Baldwin's row NV,
90 Shows NV. 5r 7.3s Rear 1884 Wis. ave.
NV, Ar .......6.50
OFFICES.
Century bldg, 4l2 9th NV. .1Z.oV
The Sterling 1915 Calvert st., rm. tn bsmt. 90
STORES.
172s Conn av... 1900 2oo24 K NV. 1000
9o7 9th nv..... $500 1889 14th st NV. store
l421h 400 1st door ..... 81. 90
1000 K nw.. .4OO0 21Oo 14th NV. IS. 90
STABLES AND GARAGES.
1146 Government alley nw.. 81 600 year
PRINTED BULLETINS SHOWING ALL
PROPERTIES For RENT WILL BE FUR
N1SHED ON APPLICATION.
Thomas !. Fisher & Co., Inc,
Evening star., 1918-07-06
TABLE BOARD.

3923 LIVINGSTON ST. Chevy Chase, d, c.
First class table board; private home; by week
o month.
14I4 MASS. AVE.-Substantial home table
board: prompt service; reasonable rates; best
reference
Evening star., 1918-07-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
ron sALE-Conttnued.
BUNGALOW, ONLY sI.45O

PCNCNLoN oNl-1 81 ,foU.
Beautiful bungalow: large rooms and PAN
try; fronf and back porches; in splendid repals
Throughout; tin roof. wcodshed. pump. etc: LOT
f0n1S0. Located last property lefihan nd sds
OF Parker ST, Cherrydalc. Nn. Our sign on
u. Vacant; immediate possession. Inspect any
time. Keys across the street Also keys at
ooice, Price. sl.f5o; terms, $40 cash. baisncs
$xs 80 per month: includes every fh;ng. See this.
J ROOMS. ONLY SI.o5o.
Seven room corner home: lot tdpHi50: newly
pspercd; front and back pofch-s pantry:
good water and pump. large siatle in rear:
located Bancroft. Va. ,6 miles In white
Hoesc); vacant Immediate possession: sacFi-
fcins, only $l.aso: terms. $50 cash. balance
$2f5 so per month, includes every thiRg
Evening star., 1918-07-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued.

FRANKLIN-SERIES g,
Sedan; car in nrst-class condition. II inter
ability Of the car, Address Box ELK, Star
ofice.
Evening star., 1918-07-06
SPLENDID FARM

"a acres Of fertile land and beautiful
nine room house; bath: two stafrways; double
hoors large attic: cellar: furnace heat.
porches. heavy stone foundation. gasoline en-
gine, wells: tenant house, 5 rooms: large
barn, holds IL hesd Of stock; several nutbuiid-
inss; S5 large trees lining driveway; corner
property, fronting two auto roads. at Baileys
Gre ssroads Va. q miles TO White Housr .
Price. sl2. $50. Terms. s., 500 cash bainnce can
arrange. Vacant Keys. photos and all infor-
nation at Office
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PERSONALS.

afiss Bert1 Coffman left yesterday
for Lnmberport where she will be the
guest OF her sister for few days.
Jesse P. Floyd. OF Ryn1er. was the
guest Of friends in the city SATURDAY.
John T. Moran Geturped Friday
from visit with his parents in
Greene county, Pa.
Andrea Snoderly returned 20 his
home IN Niddlebourne yesterday after
a visit with relatives enar the City.
Harold Coffman has returned to his
home in Clayton street after being
employed in engineering work near
Pittsburg. Pa. for some time, and
will be engaged in the same employ
ueat at Downs near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. y. Brown and dau-
ghters have returned to their home
in Clarkspurg after a visit With rela-
tives IN High street.
John Loudenslager, OF Bretz, Pres
ton county, spent Sunday at his home
here.
Dorance Eastman returned to TIT
fin Ohio. this morning where he is
engaged in cutting ship timbers for
the L. s. Government, after a visit
with his parents. MI. and Mrs. e. T.
Eastman. in Baltimore street
H. A. Sybert has returned from
rev Gays F4S4L VIII 4F1enUs III 14ISS-
burg.
". ]. 3TcKelvey, OF winona. n. J..
a former Warrington resident and
employee of the Warrington Bottle
works was a week end guest at the
home Of Mrs. Anna Morgan in Center
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Mallory, OF Far
mington. spent the week end with
relatives here.
l. NJ Hayes has returned to Smith
field, after a short visit In the city.
George L. watts. Of Fairmont, for
mer Huntington chief OF police, spent
yesterday with friends here.
Roy II. Stewart has returned from
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New York

NEW YORK. March 11-saturday's
market on the New York Stock Ez-
change was somewhat disappointing.
The business handled during the two
hours amounted to only 266,80o
shares. and after some irregularity IN
the price movement tho tendency was
downward and continued in the d1rec'
ton until the close. Reading. whicE
had furnished more than one'Nttn
of the total business on Friday and
had closed at a net gain OF s points
sold only to the extent OF 500 shares
ON SATURDAY and declined from IS to
81. closing at the lowest. Union Pa.
cific sold off from 1885 to 12o ard
closed at 1908. Other rails lost L
10 11k per cent. Industriais also we're
reactionary, Steel common declined
from 92IS to 919s. and with the eS-
cention OF american Car and Foun.
Ciry the equipment stocks closed
slightly lower. The failure or Fri.
DAYS boom TO bring in any large
amount OF buying orders for accom-
az the public was the explanation LOT
the decline yesterday, professionai
traders selling to realize profits &C
crued.
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Pittsbargh

etTTsBBRGH March 11.-Busincss
% the Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
a1st week foot up 255,seo shares
stocks and S15,5OO bonds. OF the to.
taE 250,S00 shares consisted OF mining
shareg. The price movement was
irregular, IS stocks closing at net
gains over the preceding week, II at
net Losses and 10 closed unchanged.
s OF the dividend paying stocks Okla
homa Gas was the most active and It
declined TO q, a new low record, after
the Securitiss committee Of the ex'
change reduced the official minimum
price to that figure. The other oil
and fas stocks were dull but steady.
pittsburgh Coal common closed 4is
points lower than the preceding week
at $50, following the movement III
the New York market. American
window Glass Machine declined to
SS1s, but recovered 10 90 and closed
UNCHANGED for the week. The West
fnEhouse stocks were dull Airbrake
sold at the uniform price OF 95. which
q the official minimum. and Electric
sod within the range OF II to 41X.
on Saturday dealings we're light,
excSpt IN mining shares. at. Shasta
advanced to 42c and PittsburSh,Jc'
rome declined to soc. Sales on Sat
Ifrday were as follows:
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Killed by Roiaons

All scientists agree that poisonous
produces IN the blood are eliminated by
he kidneys and liver. The kidneys act
IL a kind of filter for these products.
II we want to increase our chances for
4 long life, Dr.. Pierce Of the Inyallds'
Hotel, Buffalo, 4. Y, says one should
1rink plenty of water daily between
meals to flush the kidneys. Then pro-
cure at your nearest drug store Anuric
double strength]. This Anuric drives
che uric acid out. Scientific men have
LEANED that In govt, also rheumatism,
poisonous uric acid crystals are de
muscles-Where Inflammation Is set up.
Anuric 10 many times more potent
than lthia and dissolves 1rie acid as
not water does sugar.
NEWPoRr NEWS VIRernA-"I suffered
,ntoh misery Tor FIVE: IearS from general
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Flag Presentation.

ST. Patrick's Catholic church was
the scene OF an impressive service Fri
day evening, when before large audi
ence. a service flag was presented the
church. IN honor OF the six members
who have joined the colors in defense
OF their country. The boys enrolled
under the stars and stripes are: Lieu
tenant Harry ]. Anderson, James p
Hafer. James n. Desmond, Lee Renal
James Hoban and Howard Holobaugh.
RI Rev. P. ]. Donohue. Bishop OF the
Wheeling Diocese. made IL the occa-
sion for splendid patriotic address,
repudiating German perH!dy in pain.
though torcible terms Rev. NuSer, OF
the local church, In a short address
accepted the nag Eor the church Fol-
loving the service an informal recep-
ton was held at the rec:ory in honor
OF the Bishop.
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on

eifstrict.~ the Hope Natural Gas Com
TouY s. due IN the Gordon sand At a
test ON the Thad Robinson farm. The
south Penn OIL Company has started
TO driIl No . on the D S Hawkins
farm. On Straight Fork, puval dis
srfct. Lincoln county, the South Penn
Oil Company has now completed aud
put to pumping No IS on the Emma
Griffith farm. It is producing i've
barrels a day from the Berea grit.
On Miracle Run, Battelie district,
Monongalia county, the South Penn
on Company has given 40 on the
Isaac Moore farm a shot increasing
its production from 10 to IS barrels a
day. Shooting old wells in many dis
tricts is now more or less of fea-
Cure. On PickerpauGh Run. -ant
district, Wetzel county. Snyder &
Pentz are due In the Big InjUn sand
at 40 on the J II Stevens farm
They are hauling in tfmbers at anoth-
er location. The same parties are
getting ready to start no 3 on the
) e Price farm.
On Cove Run, Troy district, elmer
county. the Hope Natural Gas Com
uauy is due In the Gordon sand at a
test on the F A Chute farm. On
Smoke Camp Run, FteemauS Creek
district, Lewis county, the same COM
p S3sc has started to drin test on the
! taylor farm. On Leading and
POLK creeks, the Reserve Gas Com
pauy has rigs completed for tests on
the P II Cummings and A A RohE-
bauRh farms. On Horn Creek. Troy
district, GiImer county. the Phtlaoe!-
phfa company Company has started
TO drill on the Homer Mason 1aFm.
On Cove and Rush runs. the Hope
Natural Gas Company is building rigs
an fI1e A l. Rymer and William Cole
farms. On Fallen Timber Run. New
3Filton district, Doddridge county, the
Carnegie Natural Gas Company is due
IN the sand at a test on the William
Smith farm.
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Hotel k.riva,S.

Bartlett-R- ]. Scrip, NJ. c. Barker
Pittsburgh, Pa; c. U. Keener, Cadtz
o.; H. L. Gross Reading. Pa; II. Y
Jarvis, weston; o. C. Porter, Salem;
e. E. Pope. Parkersburg; Geo. E. Lock
hart, w Mccain, Wheeling; ]. p
Snodrass, Smfthfeld; C. C. Reed, E
F. Daubenspeck. Petersburg: B. C.
Comfort. Detroit. Mich; B. l. Hull
South Bend. Ind; F. F. Butcher
Clarksourg: Roy jenkins. Grafton; II
r. Greene. Winchester, Va.
Wels-Joseph Heeter, Fairview
Robt Campbell. Metz; A. B. Cooper
r. D. .: ]. D. Hammond. ClarksbUrg
]. G. Judson, Dunkirk, n. Y.
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Rane6y for three months gained u
ooundS il weight and zeal so good that
I have rot words 70 express my thGnSS.
FFiends os mine also are taking DR..
Pierc9's Medicines with GOOD results
JoHT osSEs. 1905 Washington Avenue.
MoTMsyuLE, W. VA-EFor the last
two yean I have been having kidney all
menE. would suffer With such severe
s0uld not get mp when was down, was
not able 10 do my work properly. I took
several different kidney remedies but they
lid not give me any relief. had only
taken these Annric Tables q short time
when they had taken all the pain and
acho out Of my back and kidneys. They
ire the hest Kidney medicine have ever
taken."-EiRs. JAsoS SMITH. 513 1st St
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W.iten Bed Coos.

Thomas Baumann, who entered the
D. S. service some time ago has writ
ten letter TO the local Red Cross
chapter in which he thanks them Iof
having gent comfort kit while stndJ-
ing aeronautics at New Haven, Conn.
Among other vel written phrases he
expresses a desire that his next trip
will be over the seas. He expects to
be ordered out in March. and closes
MS letter with best wishes for the sue
cess OF the Red Cross and hopes 70
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GOVERNMENT LAND.
100000 Acres of Vacant Land n
California.

Our new ''Home-seekeTs 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
locaters. Our magazine directs you
How and Where" vacant lands can
be found with United States and
county maps. Call or mail us $1.00.
The Homeseekers' Guide, $50 S. Broad
way. Los Angeles, California, suite
221-222- 223- 224-225.-Advt.
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Wind Storm.

Warrington experienced the most
violent wind storm in years which con-
tinued all OF Saturday night and wen
into the morning. Assertion OF the big
door at tho Catholic church was blown
on its hinges and carried into tie
street. One OF the large windows at
the home OF T. J. Jones in Locust street
was Demolished. There were many
other niror damages but no serious
losses resulted.
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cnnduets Meetinas.

Mrs. r. o. Murray, OF Warrington IS
conducting a series OF revival meetings
in Hundred. The meetings which nave
been IN progress for the past week
are very interesting and are drawing
GOOD CONGREGATIONS nightly.
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oneen Enther soefaL.

The ladies of the local Queen Esther
Circle will hold a camouflage enter
tainment IL the NJ. E, church next Fri
day evening. invitations having been
issued for the affair. Refreshments
Will be served at the close of the so
cial session and an admission Of ten
cents will be collected from the guests.
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debility, kidney and
bladder tFoub BILE,
rheumatic pains all
over my body, fndi-
geStion and nasal
c8tarrh. I tried
various remedies
without any good re-
suit. Z was so bad
that I could not sleep
nor eat. but after
taking Dr.. Pierce
Golden Medical Dis
eoVerY and Anurfc
Tables and using
In SAnRf9 CAfSPPh
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fiSlt =
ON 8 : : : lSFlI. q 81 llt1Es
- fiie one or la-r son. .sll lllel
ford ana > IN ElE'llls.lll
vivian Hayes. OF the Home Bal
kerry. has 1eturned from yisAt with
relatives at Denver. Marshall couufy-
D.. Russell D. Ice, OF Moundsy1Ile-
spent Yesterday with friends here
Miss Eva 3Iatheny has returned
home after visit with her sister,
3Irs. Camden Mcneil. In Akron, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. Smith LETT last
evening for q visit with relatives in
Wheeling.
Edwin Haggerty spent Sunday with
relatives In Fatrmont-
Miss Niadge Ferrya OF Elliott BuSi-
ness College at Wheeling. spent the
week end at her home In HomeWood.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Jolliffe and
child spent the week end with the for
mer's parents, In Cameron.
Mrs. Ralph W. Chase and Mrs
John NJ. Milan spent Saturday with
relatives II, F'4irmont.
Mrs. Iohn Underwood, OF Littleton,
Is the guest OF friends IN the city
Harry FIaharty, clerk at the B. and
o. freight office left Saturday for a
few days business visit at Maynard,
Mrs. Clyde Henderson spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Owens in LitGleton.
James Fahrenholtz. who has been
doing some construction work for the
Hope Gas Company has finished his
contract and left Saturday, for his
home in Cincinnati. Ohio.
90 piO6E
a business visitor in the city Satur-
Fred A. .Prchard returned satur-
day after visit with friends in
" MS. Basil F. Cunningham left Sat
urday for visit with relatives IN
Miss Miss Florence Connolly spent Sat
urday with friends IN Wheeling.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles N. Chad6ock
spent the week end with the form
er's parents, H1r. and Mrs. P T.
Chaddock in Cameron.
Miss Virginia Shaw and Dallas
Hamilton Of w v. L. at MorgantOW'n
spent the week end at their homes
here.
to his home IN Worthington AFTER
visit with his sister, Mrs. Annie Nil
Ian at Rymer-
TO her home in Bradford, Pag after d
visit with relatives here.
BENJAMIN H. Ice spent Sunday with
his brother. Roy E. Ice, who is IN
Cook Hospital in Fairmont recover
ing from broken leg
I. Robe.I Burt has returned from a
business visit in Cameron
Howard D. Atha left Saturday foi
a business visit IN Pittsburg, Pa
Bishop p ]. nonohue returned to
his home in Wheeling Saturday after
a visit with Rev. Charles ]. kuse7 at
the Catholic -Rectory.
John Dell, manager OF the Wooden
Mills Company. made business trip
10 Fairmont Friday.
Mrs. c. Walter Prichard left Sat
>urday fo7 visit with her aunt IN
Parkersburg.
Mrs. ]. r. smith and children spent
the week end with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Mackey in
Cameron
shter, Miss Stella, nave gone 10
Paden City ana NckeesQort, Pa 1oF
visit with relatives.
Claude Stallman, OF Grafton, has
returned home after a visit with his
sister. Mrs. Agnew, in High street.
Paul Parrish, Of Pennington, spent
the week end with friends here
Basil Reamer has returned to his
home in Worthington after visit
with friends here.
William Core. OF Cassville, is the
guest OF his sisters. Mrs Ernest Con
way and Miss Jessie Core in Brook
side.
Vause F. Alkire. OF Keyser, Is here
for visit at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. F. r. Stewart and family IN
Pleasant street
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MAIlNINGTON
MnvIna Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence haugnlln
are moring to this city from Fairnont,
the former having taken q posltion
as manager of the Sbanks Garage, III
BpffaIo street. They have taken a
residence in Monroe street.
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Local OIL Fields.

In the DentS run fed the Hope GAG
compsuy's No. 3, Ella Kinsey farm. IS
making two hGndred barrels per day
The BIackshere on company's No >
on the W S. Straight farm, which made
17e barrels the first tEenty-6our hours
after being drilled in has now been
drilled through the Gordon sand and
has declined 70 thtrty-fiTe barrels per
day.
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ETNe%lap n.v

Election of the city officials Tor the
ensuing year Is being held here today;
aside from the elecuoneeTinG OF some
Of the candidates little interest has
been taken in the election
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Son Barn.

A fine nine pound son was born Sat
urday &c ar. and Mrs. Wtl6ord 2. Jones
at their home in Clarksburg street.
The boy has been named "lltoFd
ZONES, Junior.
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chann. n1 Pnsitiona,

David Lynch has given up his posi-
ton which he has held with the EUREKA
Pipe Line company for the past lew
Gears and has accepted position with
Inc Construction company at Downs
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R.mndalllnn Garan..

L. Snyder has had a force OF men Mt
work remodeIling the show room at
his garag9 IN PILES st7eIt for several
days pass. f:9 is getting ready for the
coming season s:ld is filing the space
with aew model ;rachtnes. A dcctde6
improy aen4 has been uade.
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PoIITIcaI. 1870

p0EITTC II u
cf ll,l'I
Esiitof west irEinla{lss,
Yoa ars authorized %, announce
T9ayfs E:EkIns. Of 1loFsantoWn. 1Ionon-
Ealfs county. candidate for nomlna-
tIon. By the Republican party, for the
United STATES Senate for West Viz
~fnfa, subject 20 al the rR7es OF the
Republican party. and the laws Of the
state governing the primary election
to be held August. 1915
ELKESS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
LH McDERMoTT. Chairman
MorEautown, West Virginia.
2. o. drawer SSI Telephone 100.
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HETP WANTED-MALE
HnusEs FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Cottage at Eldora. large
garden. truck patches, barn and 9th
er outbUiIdirgs. All kinds OF fruit.
Inquire 3S5 E. Park avenue, or call
2$2-J. 3-1.tt.34S9
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neal pennie Med.

A marriage license has been issued
by the county court for William L.
Baker and Miss Leota B. Grim, both
wei known Warrington people.
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Mrs. coad Better

Mrs. James W. Coad who has been
very i'll for the past several days at
her home in Bluff street. Is reported
slightly improved and is now thouEne
10 he out OF danger.
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FARMS FOX SALE

FOR sALE-166 acre farm 80 miles
East of Cleveland, 2 miles from
county seat. B. & o. Il. R. interurban
.ad brick road to Cleveland. Modern
10 room house with furnace, bath, hot
nd cold water, acetyieDe lights, hard
wood finish. Modern COW barn, ce'
;:lant floor. steel stanchions. new siio
modern horse barn. Srana-y, chicken
house. etc. Land gently slopes from
buildings, and is in good state Of cui-
:ivation. Price $4,000 per acre, half
cash. Write owner. c. o. Farquh2r-
son. 40 Arcade. Cleveland. Ohio.
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Er1Gst C. Morgan LETT last evening
cared in oil field operations near there.
his family wiz remain ne1e for the