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Evening journal., 1919-12-09
ODE SSA PUPILS
ON II NOR ROLL

Special 10 The Evening journal.
ODESSA. Dec. 9.-Pupils OF the
Odessa schools on tue honor rolls for
November follOw
Fighth grade Harry Armstrong,
Hilda Cleaver.
Seventh grade-Edlth Elllngsworth,
Sallie McClaln, Gladys Muhlberger, Her
bert ReVner.
Sixth grade-Joseph Armstrong, Mil
dred Aanluve. Myrtle Morgan, Preston
Morris, William Phillips, Alice Rey-
nolds, Eva Shetzler.
Fifth grade-Ethel Reese, Agnes En-
mis-. Carlton Pgice, Edward Sparks, Carl
Moore
Fourth grade-Frank Sparks, Harry
Thornton, John Wallace, Harry Morgan,
Eugene Regner.
Third grade-Elizabeth Phillips, Ruth
Rawley.
Primary grade-NOrman Reynolds,
John Bingnear, Elmer Croft, Austin
CHM. Robert Craig, John Sparks, Anna
Cleaver. Elizabeth Diehl, Anna Blng-
near. Dorothy Batten. Virginia Wallace,
Mary Morgan, Norman Morgan.
The pupils who received one hundred
per cent. In spelling are: Sallle Nc
Claim, Edith Ellingsworth, Elizabeth
Phillips, John Bingnear, Robert Craig,
Norman Reynolds, Anna Cleaver, Eliza
beth Dlehl Anna Bingnear, John Sparks.
Evening journal., 1919-12-09
FrU!l Growers
PLiN FOR MIEEIkG
PeninSular Horticultural So
ciety to Hold Session at
Chestertown
MANY PAPERS ON
IMPORTANT SUBJECTS
,ecIal 3 Tha EvenIng Journal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal
DOVER, Dec. S-The program for
the meeting OF the Peninsula Horticul-
lural Society 10 be held at Chestert0wn,
Nd, January to s. follows:
"Apple Growing w. E. Sanger, Cor
sova, Md; Experience With Peaches
IN 1919" G. Hale Harrison. Berlin. Nd. ;
Main Principles OF Orchardlng,' En-
NOR Roberts, Moorestown, n j.; DE
say Of Fruits During the Process OF
Marketing" o. f. Burger; Il S. De,
partment of-Agrlculture; spraying to
Control The Coddllng Moth" B. r..
Leach. II The L 5 Department OF Agri-
culture; "The Control OF Orchard In
secls." by Or. Thomas j. Headlee, New
Jersey; orchard Management In New
Jersey" Prof. Arthur J.. Farler; "Ap-
pie Pruning Experiments and Pollina-
lion Studies, Prof +. @ Auchter OF
College Park, Nd: Orchard Demon
stratlon Work" with moving picture
flm, Prof. 5. E. Shaw College Park,
Md.
Report on Fungus Diseases by Dr. 7.
r. Msnns and papers by Professors Nc
Cue and Lecatoe OF Delaware College;
Report on insects by Prof. r. n Cort
OF College Park, Md: Vegetable Grow
Ing" by George Morrison. Uplands
Farm. Md. horticulture on the East
ern shore OF Virginia" A. J. McMath.
Onley. Va; Better Home Grounds" B
W. Anspon. Granogue, Del The Bal
ance Wheel OF the Social order and
the Torrens System OF Land Title Reg
istratlon." by Dr. r. B. Bom5erger, Col
lcge Park. Md; "The Use OF Sulphate
Of Ammonia" Dr. W. C. Rhode Of Bal
timore.
A number OF other speakers viii be
announced later. but enough have been
secured 20 insure one OF the most in
ieresting meetings ever held on the
Peninsula. Fruit growers, farmers and
market gardeners are urged to be pres
ent and make exhibits OF fruits, nuts /
aud vegetables
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The Quick Wdy to
Stop a Cough
This homemade syrup does the
work In n hurry. Easily pre-
pared, and saves about -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

F4-%%ffrTsF'ffFF''fef' 'Fi<'FFF F'FFNFFF
You might be surprised to know that
fhe best thing you can use for severe
.ourh. Is a remedy which is easily pre-
pared at home in just few moments.
It's cheap, but for prompt results it
beats anything else you ever tried. Usu-
ally stops the ordinary cough or chest
cold in "a hours. Tastes pleasant, too
children like it-and it is pure and good.
Pour 2h ounces OF Pinex in a pint
bottle; then al it mp with plain granu.:
lated sugar syrup. Or use clarified
molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead
Of sugar syrup, if desired. Thus YOU
make a fun pint--a family supply--but
costing no more than a small bottle oil
ready-made cough syrup.
And as n cough medicine, there Is
really nothing better to be had at any
price. il goes right to the spot and
gives quick. lasting relief. Il promptly
heals the innamed membranes that line
the throat and air passages, stops the
annoying throat tickle, loosens the
phlegm, and soon your cough stops en-
tirely. Splendid for bronchitis, Group,
hoarseness and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound Of Norway pine extract, famous
for its healing effect on the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2ia ounces of Pinex" with
directions and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis-
faction OF money refunded. The Pinex
Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind
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Oil and Gas.

development work is not at this
time fruitful Of large producers in
tho eastern fields. At intervals
go1d producer is found in some OF the
old districts. but they are far between.
The low sections that at one time
looked promising have been fully de-
fined and nothing remains but the
further development Of the interior.
Despite the rather discouragIns re-
suits, development work goes forward
and is increasing, There are few OF
the old districts that have no new
FORK under way or starting.
In Dekalb district, Gllmer county,
W. Va. the South Penn Oil Company
has drilled its No. 3 on the French
Hartman farm through the sand and
showing for a natural producer good
FOR 20 barrels a day. This location
is IT'S feet east of No. and 500 feet
south OF No 5 on the same farm, 1t
is expected to, increase its production
when shot, In the same discreet tho
Hope Natural Gas Company has rigs
compile ed for, tests on the Nora E.
Ware and l. G. Ellison farms.
In Troy district, Gilmer county. Ira
D. Cox has a duster in the Gantz sand
Of his test on the f. E. Bush farm.
The Hope Natural Gas Company had
iho same kind of luck at its lest on
the w. F. Tucker farm. In the same
district the Philadelphia company is
due in the sand at test on the l.
Stout farm.
On Slab fork Of Rush Creek, Smith
field district, ROane county the Oil
Purposes Company, Inc, has started
to drill second test on the Walter
Bays farm. In Spencer district Cod
frey L. Cabot's test on the c. b Smith
farm is a gasser IN the Big Injun sand.
IN Sheridan district, Calhoun county,
n. +. Crowley is due in the sand at a
test on the, Camden Summers farm,
In the same locality the Hope Natural
Gas Company is drilling test on the
y. T. Jones farm. In Burning Springs
district, Writ county the Federal Oil
and Gas Company is drilling No 6 on
the Emma Devore farm The SANE
company is due in the sand at No. Is
en- the Poll- Newman farm.
|. In the Kelley Creek pool, Cabin
Creek district Kanawha county, the
Cabin Creek Gas Company has a
rivC.barrel pnr0er in the Weir sand
At Nc. Al on the David W&Yd heirs
ract. On the same tract No, 81 is a
easscr in the Weir sand, In Cabin
Creek district the Ohio cities Gas
Company is due in, the Bersa grit at a
second test on the Slaughter Creek
Coal Company's property In the same
district Ira G. Sayer has started to
drill second test on the Benjamin
Fl. Early farm. The South Penn Oil
Company's No. on the Coalburg Col
Iisry Company's property is drilling
at $500 feet. The same company is
Iowa 900 feet at a second test on
the \. o, Baillia farm.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Dec: 10. - Guffey-
Gillespie monopolized the trading on
the Pittsburgh Stock Exchange yes
terday, and while the volume OF bust
ness was only about half that of tho
day before, there we're almost 5000
shares of the stock traded in. The
price range was narrow, quotations
being between 377s and 37R, with the
closing sale at S7as, fractional de-
cline from Mondays final price. Or
the New York Curb, Gutey sold at
1914. The other securities in the oil
and gas group were inactive and the
net changes were small. Arkansas
Gas did not hold to its high mark the
previous session. and after opening
off 10 points, declined to 455 and closed
at that price. The preferred Arkan-
sas opened a point higher at 1873 ana
advanced to13O, maintaining the gam
The general list was sluggish. west
inghouse Electric was unchanged on
a few sales around 534a, and about 200
shares Of American Vitritied Products
changed hands at ia and II. Pitts
burgh Plate Glass was up a point at
1855 and the brewing shares were SLOW.
A small lot Of American Window
Glass Machine sold at 1856, up one
point.
Following is an official summary OF
transactions recorded on the Pitts
burgh Stock Exchange Tuesday, De-
cember g:
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FINANCE, OIL AND Gas
. New York

NEW YORK. Dee. lO-The more ON
nous developments in the coal short
re, a l9 Per cent rate for can money
aad further crumblIng Of International
ehauge caused another reaction Of
Slices on the STOCK market yesterday.
From various industrial and railway
:enters came further advices telling OF
sthe paralyzing effect of the country
vide fuel restrictions, these in num-
Der Of Instances resulting in complete
Suspension Of business.
The IL per cent money rate came IN
final dealings, following an opening
quotation of per cent In banking
circles the furry was regarded as q
temporary affair, but the advance
probably was the most potent factor
in the sharp reversal, of the last hour;
Dealings during the forenoon and
mid-sessoin denoted the mixed views
3of traders, many Stocks Of the same
class or variety moving in contrary
directions, although motors and oils
were heavy throughout.
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l2.1O-1tGa S4

non sAIE-15S acre farm, a0lolnINS
cit civ limits, s room brick house;
,unant house and outbuildinGs, Fruit
SonI enripes. beautiful river |I.%;
S;tSin five minutes walk OF the street
c "' ~ line and Penna. Railroad Station.
Good churches and schools. f.re no., .oE
suburban residence. dairy or mafM'
sarJening Write for particulars Al,
"a u acre farm, near pike, Two ana
one -half miles from City; good olllu-
tnrs fruit, springs, good chicken farm
mr. market gardening, Write PAN
T u ABSTRACT CO.. Room NO.
y w 12-1O-1t-693S'
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!. METZ

~ y
Our town had quite a wreck suns
day last. Abodt.e:45 Sunday morn
Ing a freight train loaded Witi coal
and other goods BY GONE means left
the track, causing eleven cars 10 be
derailed The track was torn uY for
at least 100 yards.
Henry Hawkins is better. lie has
been crazy for week because it was
a boy.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilson,
Dec >. girl. The infant died Sun
day morning. Dec s.
The Siney Wells well is now spud-
ding. The Wilson 10. 2 has the rig
nearly completed. The road is COM
pleated to the Wilson No. s.
Charley Este boasts of the biggest
hog killed this fail. it netted 593
pounds.
The Eastern Petroleum company
has its office and warehouse complet-
ed. 1t is fine large building and one
our town should BIZ proud of.
Mrs. Cora Wilson, who was confin-
ed to her bed for about week with
flu. is now better.
Mrs. Cora Brumage has been real
bad the last few days
The road up Messrs run is hing
of the past, so say the teamsteIs OF
CamDbell's run.
II is thought by some that the VIII
son oil belt will hit Johnny Cake run
line mp with the jim Thomas big we'll
which came in over 20 years ago and
is yet producing oil.
We are glad TO know our cousin,
viii McVicker, Uncle Sans boy with
his white horse, is able to cross mud
% miles each day bringing MS our
mail.
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lSPECIAL NOTICES
SALE De EARM LANDS

BY virtue of >tht authority in me
vested by certain deed OF trust bear
ing late on the 18th day of April, 1917,
executed by Willtm S. Brown and
wife 10 the unddssigned trustee to
secure the paymet II OF certain note
in the sep of $1,Oi 300, payable to The
Undergraduate Ordq of Odd Fellows
LumberporA Lodgd as of record in the
office OF theNlerE Of the County Court
OF Marion c0NQty West Virginia, in
Trust Deed Book No. AZ at page 1873.
and default havfh been made in the
payment of said o Nation and the un-
dersigned trustee GVN - been notified
by the holder of |aid Nte so to do,
will as such Trus ,e on bNTURDAY.
JANUARY Sd, 19a beginnlh at 1870
O'Clock p. M, at III front doom the
court house OF Mari Il county, WestK ir-
ginia, sell at pub ic auction to e
highest responsible bidder a certain
parcel of real est c, stu te on the
waters of Buffalo q Pek nsLr BarraCll-
vile, in Marion buntY West Viz
ginia, adjoining IAN Is OIL. f. Robin
son, Iames r. Clella4s heirs and
frontipS on Hill street 1880 feet and
on MaFAhall street B feet, contain
ing IS ayes more less, and being
the same Eeal estat which was con
veyed to tAe said William S. Brown
by Carl RigA and wife by deed dated
April 4th, l9& Ind recorded in the
office of the Cl9 Of the County Court
OF Marion coudA in Deed Book No
8l4 page 248, NTence to which is
mere made TO u mVe particular de
scriptOn of s lid real estate, and was
subsequently conveydG by the said
William S. rown and\wife to Luke
Tonkoyick OF recor'l said Office
in Deed ID blk No. 923 a page 429,
on which ID I'D there is loca&d good
dwelling hd hse and out buildings.
There " lI be reserved IrdG saiu
sale all Of he Pittsburgh and SsYCG
ley veins Ii coal, and the SandS pne
vein unde that part Of said land d y
tanning 2 acres lying west of "
New Coui ty Road.
Terms.
Cash IN hand On day OF sale.
GiveT rnder my hand his the SIN
day OF December, 1919
M w OGDEN, Trustee.
12-1O-l7 -24-31
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AN IMPROVEMENT.

Fanning-Whafs become Of that
rubber stamp, Dictated, but not
read" that you used to use on yom
letters?
Dasher-I threw it away and got
one that prints, Mailed, but not de-
livered. Life.
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FCk SALE

FOR SALE or trsae Tor city property.
Two Farms One containing 1870
acres with house. BARR, fruit and tim
Der. Other containing AZ acres in
timber. Oh and ras rights with ho;a
FARMS. Inquire c. 3 Sothen, 937 East
Park Ave, cor. Indiana Ave. Falr-
mont. W. Va. 1857 G0lG
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Common in the prescriptions OF
Chinese doctors are dried frogs and as
bestos. There also may occur such
medicines as scorpions, rhtnoceros'
skins. wood-shayings, flies, crushed
pebbles, moths. centipedes, toads, M
ards, caterpillars powdered snakes OF
wasps.
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-. MANlEL-lNALE

YOUNG MEN, 1876, ror Railway Nail
CLERKS. Sl,S0G- $500. Experience
unnecessary. Examinations. Fair-
r!ont Jan. II. For free particulars,
write II. Terry tformer Civil Service
Examiner 500 Confidential Bldg,
Washington. d C. t2-S-5t-G9l5
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The chief menace to sugar cane in
the West Indies is the frog-hoDper,
an insect that sucks the sap from the
root and leaves of the sugar cane, and
that owes its name to its ability to
take prodigious leaps.
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Bowels Act Human

function gently hut firmly With
mi lie Violence of purgatlveS-
Wien Won treat them with ~
Kings New Life Pulls. q sm9olns
icfing laxative that gets righL ao lIsI
ie business and gratifying results
An druggists 2bc. Q bottle
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FOR SALE-Six room house. Posses
sion at once. Fitzgerald Avenue,
Suitable for railroalcr Real Estate
Agent protected. Jas L. Gettinss
1873 81 6919
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FARMS FOR SALE

f0R SSIF~-lSI acre 'lim located
on fine new MacadOp road . m!Cs
from city; s room frame house %'tn
hath; fine water system at residence
Large frame bara aud chicken G DIi,1
. " rr,,lt; farm well watered. Build
Nos aii new, first floor Of dwelling
[%isi,el In hard wood. Price Sl29 per
acre. Write to Lock Box 596, Wells
OnFg, '" va, 12.1O-1t Gg34
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NOT THAT BAD.

snapper-You seem to think am
nothing but a miserable idiot.
Mrs. Snapper - oh, no; you are
cheerful enough,-Boston Transcript
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FOR SALE or trade fer City properly
~ acres OF coal. known as the Up
Oer and Lower FreepoFt. g. y. SOU,
NJ 92T East Park Ave- cor. lnuiana
Ave. E-S-ot--"'4
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.CL ASSIFIED ADVER TISIN
TWO CENTS AwoRo CASH VIII okDsss
;,0SI AND FuuND8

L0ST~f Tortoise S6eli Round sptcsa:
cies between old DoInitaIy, md b
& o. yard office via the path from
Fira, street to the BGt line Retpg
10 Mrs. Z. i. Thomas, Old pprmitor
and receive reward. 12-s.2t-s
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FOR SALE White and brown spot
ted pony Two years old. y beau
ty, Inquire e. B. Sornen, SS7 East
Park Ave, cor. Indiana Ave.
l2-S-St- G9lS
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FOR RENT : Two rooms for light
housekeeping and one furnished
room Apply 3O4 Quincy ST.
12-9-2t. 600.
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TON NBEI

F6R Rent Rooms Tor light 6o6se
keeping. furnished or unfuTnfshed
also single rooms win furnish break
fast to single rooners. 800 Maple
avenue. i2-S-4t-69gS
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED Bonanza lOI. Agents anu
SglcSmen Brillianlne. most POP
MAR mineral laundry article; wotl
Gerful seller: real repeater; petma5
nel business; exclusive territory
large profits; prompt shipments. Ads
dress: Morrison Mineral Factory; s
Louis Missouri ls-1-12t4ysS7l.
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FOR RENT Furnished house for one:
or TWO families. Sll Coleman aye-;
me. l2-s-2tt6gSIl
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NOR SALE-0ne splendid building
lot on Spruce Street, Essie Rich
mond. McMechcn, w. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE BIZ FAlRMoNr
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESN z.
By virtue of the Authority in NE
vested by a certain iced of trust bear
ing datA on the ISL day of February,
1915. eScNpted by Colbert Gwym to
the undersl ped 4 lstee, to secure the
payment of Gel Tain note made by
the said GiibeA wynn to Thomas S,
Neptun6, and h nsferred by him to
The Independent Qrder of Odd Eel
lows LumberpoI Ndge, which said
trust is of recon iG\he office of the
Clerk Of the ca nty NNrt of Marion
county, West V ginia, IL Trust Decd
Book NJ. SO p BE l51, ~ default
having hen ma e in the %aspent OF
said obligR tion, Pnd the/und9 signed
trustee hdSing cen Dbtified 3 the
holder Of $ id note sTto do, thAun
dersigned a such fFlstee willNQn
SATURDAY, JANUERY Sd, 1920, be-
ginning at IN o/ock p. m, at the
front door of Re/comt house of Ma
rion county, est Virginia. sell at
public auctionA the highest respon-
sible bidder, otN No. in Block No. Z
in the East PalN addition to Fair.
mont, pl9t OIL WHIT salu auulLlOn IS
of record 4 said on &C in Deed Book
No. lis page "A' 10 CO., said lot
fronting bn Maryland laverue 40 feet
and eX ending back 18th a uniform
width distance of SOS feet to an al
Beg lg the same real state which
was Nconyeyed to the I'D Gilbert
Gwynn by Thomas s. NeRtune and
wife, by deed of record in Said office
in Deed Book POI page 2SS.
Terms,
Cash in hand on day OF sale.
Given under my hand this the Sth
day OF December, 1919,
NJ. w. OGDEN, Trustee.
.12-9- 1923 80
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z.oOO Victor. 4 rs Ss.1d 1915
1880
Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. = Blizzard re-
ports gave decided upturn to the corn
market yesterday. Prices closed nerv-
Gus, to rs cents net higher, with
January 81 1861 LISTS and May
Sl.3i:l.3lIs. Oats gained * cents
10 ia cents. In provisions the finish
varied from % cents decline to 40
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"A SPlENu2 TONIC "
SaylEIiz'h Lady Who, On Doc.
ID Edvice, Took Cardui
M Is Now Well,

HI.,ou about 10 kars ago
l was. 81 ANu ]. B/Gadd, Of
this plaq ~ Fpt we'd wiz z .pT'' aIa y
my loft de, PujaN2t lsep at night
with ii pail Y alTl N the LEFT
',9 Ny d ptosaA.kaa cardpi. !
took on bottle, y tch helpeA me and
after n ! baby ca, wbe ArongeI
aud better, buYt% pah was still
there NJ
/ at first lett se6S 1T began to get
weak aads'it a FESf iowa condition
. ..:s,.S ds s ff '''Fy SOD; more cardu''
ThIs last sardut va:CA I took made
one much sttcr, in fast! cured me, It
has been ncmber OF oars, still l
have no turn of this trd 1hle.
feel was Cardpi tha cured mo.
md re !ommend itas a Plendid e.
Don't allow yourself 4 become
weak and rundown from womanly
troubles. Take CardN 1t shd| pld sure.
~ help you, as It has so mn py thou.
sands OF other womsn IN tael past 10
years. Headache, blckache. q deache,
nervousness, g!eeplessness, tredopi
ceiling are all slgns OF womanly trou.
BILE. osher women get relief by taking
GsrduI. Why not ytuS All drugglstA
NESlS
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FOR RENT Hair house, 3urnishel.
Gall 1921, 12-10-St 6aSE
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Ap4
ply I'll Florida avenue, near East
Park school. l2-9-2ts6S29s
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" A!lTED-- experienced Housesmaid.
No lauldry and highest wages, GaiI
317-J. l2-9-4t.sgsJi
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CHECK fHAT COLD
D,.Asl New Di.sov,Aba.
sIievs colds and busha
f&3ty y1'

YT \. y 4 unusSA " high quality
sod. |g g$sD 81 ~ Io ePa t SS1pR 3
century a M oncet 0, 1iv
years sind th9 mas IL R K,s ~.
sectiveness ipf nbating qolqs ~
coughs has be- prove9 '. y ,,SSISo
of times " 4 n 10 i1I.,on h
NV Iittl on ! ior safe, sure
treatment colds md grippe
coughs and Group, # loRyes 9bso-
ntely no al agreeSble att er'enectA
Set 4 bott at YOUR drugA Us to-
5ay. Coo. Ind 1.2o.
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hE!.f WAN J. hD-f EIlllslil

WAATEp--Ciirl to operate Eleetfie
sewing machine and act as safes
lady 400 Main st. 1881 t-6s26
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SPECIAL NOTICE
10 The Stockholders Of The Distr:.
OF Columbia Paper Manu-
fnctnring Company

ECt:cc is hereby given that, i
resolution OF the Board Of Dirccto.
special meeting Of the stockho
ers CT The District CO Columbia +
per Manufacturing Company h
been called, sad stockholders me-
ing to take place at the office Of {.
Company, III South Fairfax Sire
Alexandria, Virginia, on Tucsd;
June 3, 1919, at 11:G0 o'clock a. :.
Fer the Dyrr2se ot considering a
vot,rg upon resolutions adopted
the Beard Of Directors and rcco~
mcndcd to the stockholders, where
i is proposed to amend the Char
Of the Company, 50 as to incrc@
the capital stock Of. the Comps
from &20QGG0, to s7O0.OCO; 70 div
the sar2c into classes OF common a.
preferred, Ct which the outstand.
shares ard 100000 additional :
t. be common and %300,0G9 Of I
increase to be preferred; to fix I,
terms arb conditions Of said pref.
red stock ard the conditions Of
safe and OF the sale Of the addition
coumon stock. and of the diSposit
Of the bonds authorized to be issr
under the Company's Bond Iort@:
dated April ., 1917. All stockholGa
!of record are entitled e be pres"
ard &c vata. IT. person Or By PIC.
By order 4 taa Board of Direct
1922. D. !. Smith, Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-22

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