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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11

1aa0e ian; Seq tror, bbis Sc it1-
oerer Groftoten, nil fe, at oct er Ell
retferoig sSreb % cit 6reo, iom
ibpis Sen fan bepares, bill reboe Ser
sen for ltnDttig 8lobsu6gDoelle. %
| bet er I'LL bor ,rpe @jer1ing at be-
bare sSre0en."
Strofs eiter Galen began BrG1i-
6erte,1 lig til @anegaarben, bporfr1
ba,t ofreilte pe6 5pptiben til 8ofb=
|ingto1L bpor 6er ligeleoes par bereot
ban Ell feitlig geo6taaelle
Gors6ag &l. 1915 @fternt. pil
EGrpiioe,tt @Iion bplbe Ell Sale
genatet oe forelagae set 5reostraf-
toten til @otififation. Sg 6ern1cb
bill ban begpn6e el, AT Be melt NJ
1igtsbpffel1be pplitilfe &anlpe 1et IL
sen 8orgerfrtoells Sage.
NrPii6enten ril forlonge Erafta-
ten, ser i11obefatter Natione mes
2iga pg Sen engelf=amerifarif-
frantic slIliance, rutificeret ,oe|t
9g11brineer og sSorbebo1b.
Ser iiges at pere SO eller fl!re
@el1otprer, 5pn1 e. i ssyabgr al GeIer-
botioner. fSor at fire &atififatio1t
1noa 9rnii6ente1t ombenoe is ellcr
90 5enotorer, og bctte ogter ban at
gipre peo at gpe en6flD6elie paa
|Senatprernes MGlgere 1,n0er filt
Sur igiel1l1em Motionen, pao bpilfe,l
ban bil forflare sSrebsfonferencens
s(rbej6e % ninbe 8efolfningen for
Nationernes 2ign.
Set eri en- ene3taaelt6e 5itl1ation |
@otionens @iitorie, og bDa6 Der Ipr-
Zig, pa1ifeliggjer Sen er, at Mo6par-
tiet bar sSlertallet i Se11atet og iaa-
|lebes CT iIto11b til at be1ten1me sSor=
banblingernes @ang. Sg flere al
Be cepublifanlfe Senatorer er /
&rigsiten1ning oper for SEN @i(io11lfe
M6miniitration og 8reiioentens fj6-
|Iige StilIing onerfor Senotet 1mber
Syreosfonfere1lcelt
Som ct @fsempel berpan falt a11=
fgres, at Senator Sberlnon Sill
|nois, / Sirs6ags in6bragte chi MeIo-
LUTON, ser forlongte, at Nrali6e1t
@il1on ffal me6bele Senatet, l1teo
bIrfel1 Met og rneo bpilfen loblig
Ml1toritet ban bor ltlloertoget at u1t=
herlngge set omerifonife iSolf Sc
Magter og Srganiiationer, ioa ct
6o1rnet i Notionernes 2iga. Senator
|gber11ton peb 1iGeioa go6t lom alle
anbre, at Nrpiiocntelt er ber enelte,
Scr 1,noer @r1uno1open bar Mpnbig-
I beo til at u1t6erba1ble ONT fsSrcn. Set
me1tige Soft itaar 0erfor 1tforltaae<
Zig operfor iel1ne Sbltrl,ftions
9oftif.
Ga Senatets Me6len1ner ri1ne-
IIigbis bill ltille mal1ge 5p6rgs1naal
|nngooe,1oe Eraftaten og be11s@citen1-
|nel1er, bor Hrefioent @illo11 til6o.
(gefalbt Stots1efret9r Sc. 2altii,lg.
Gn of oe 1neit bepngeoe 9ioer
Senatets @i1torie ltaar for Deren,
og lorbonblingernes Gong bil bli-
pc fl,lgt me6 Ss1lteres1e life olcne
De Ssore11e6c 5tater, men ogIoo
europa.
Set cr cit GtDrfeprpne mclle11
|8ralibent 8illon og Set rep1tbifal1
ife Se11at. @a1ife pilt bpboer Me-
pnblifanerneI at bet tffe ct Ell 8or
i tifag, n1e1t fra ben al1oe11 GiDe trnel
]flere al bets Meolen1nrer ne6 It's
|trR0elie al &artiet, laafremt set iff'
|1t6taler Jig moo Nationernes 2iga..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11

:sntt sIbpunentcr t,,nfs giBre ue
an itor SIslsitt nee a snrtRlle Ben
.ner % gefienbte On, Ylabets ssnb..
aplb; berpeb f,,nDe &c fi1aalfe s;alps
Os til at fad en- nj Mbonnent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11

slmerifauif Organization bar iat iig
iom Mnaf at baretage Tremme6=
fprogsprcsfens garb.

"9ln.eriea1 Msiociatio1t of Toreia1l
2anguage Neipspupers" ct b1ebell
ful6italebig reorgaatiieret, % fpIgen-
Sc. 8eitprelie er balgt: Hreiibent,
ssranees 81. &ellor;; gicepreiibe,1ter,
Serbert 8. Mnlo11 9sranf 8. Curb
11er og 5amnel g. Goldman; Se=
fretpr, Soiporb IS. ssneels;; 4asie-
srer, 9(lernnber S. &enlpbiM ia11t
9ireftgrerne 6roncts 9is1on So
liepb s. Mppel, Coleman Oh &ollt.
Son g. Moma116, @illiam $:
Sbun1p1on pg Mrs. Cabot @arb.
Wiis &ellor, oen 11pe &rRfibeltt,
[bar i11btiI fprnb1ig foreitaaet SS1t6en=
rigsni1lilteriets &rigspirflonlbeo
|blan0t 6e frentmeofgbte % bpret 9ls-
|iiitent hos sSorn1nnben for be Spr-
|eneoe Gfotesss &al,belsfo1n1ners
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Se1,6es tibli-
gere @rforing air. ben6e til en- M11-
toritet n1e6 6enibn til sssnobanbring
og 8rugen al fre1nme6e 5proq. s
er Me66elelie forleben til 81o6e11e
|iiger bum:
9(mericon Msiociotim1 Of sSoreigl1
Language Nemspoper er 11r gaoet
Eober til nbe. gierc ,oa bar Faaet 11t
@eitpre1ie.
sSormoalet .ueb oel1ne ssoreltino
UNDER 6e11 11be 8eltDrel1e er at ifaffe
omerifonif Mbertering. ses11tet Mper.
| |ttsieme1,t nteofdrer 1,oge11Io,'bel'!
sSprpligtelfe 1,no,oge1l at in6rpae Set
til be11 3afn, iron er DIenet el1iqon1
gofltfortet. Ser bill life bltoe no
|get sSorldq poa at "fortrolere" >e1n1e
Gresfe, oa bot f5orretning CT fr,
Mbertering pg iftet an6et.
sSoreningen u9ter life at borttuae
fine 29lereS Gproe. Sen trpr in1ih.
lertib, at 6et at lpre @nge1f hil gge
oe fremne6fbotes gl11Ie6ni1ger % btl
| fremme hlon6t he11 eli beore syoritoa=
elle af 9lmerifa, men (orn ct Sproq
til og Hfffe iom Gllbititl1t for ct Stem.
|lo1l6siprog, og at ollie bnr6e lart
Gnae1f, 81 bet 2nnbetS Sprog.
isoreningen trur paa 8ebarelie1t Al
beres @je1nlanbs Soealer % Sra6i
toner og iffe faa at 1t16ertrpfft
Dem. De1t beber besn6c1 PM, al
Ceres Mab r1aatte tolfe an1erifanlff
SSoea1er % @rineiper for fine 2eie
re, 1aa at begge fon gaa | Mrb ii.
t8ernene af nDe 9lmerifanere.
Iorenit1gen tror, at Ell or1erifonil
&resle i frenlrnebe Sprog er ct l1o:
frDt tor S1bet | .Inter1td og 1olfe1
o1lrerifa11ife SS11ititlttiottcr for fre1n
|rteofabte Soft. Den tror ogiao d
Den er 1166be11bis for 2anbets l1llDn
renbe l1obifIilla, og at Mncrifa11er,
1}lfn1be itgtte oel1 ionl Ell an1erifani
sssnititution. Sorenil1gelt CT 6erfo1
Iin1oo l1nbertrpftcliell al 8rl,ge1t d
Ilremme6e 5prog % Of ell orlerifanl
1 ]|Nresiei frernlneoe 5prog i glmerifa
S S Iro paa bette faffer Tore1lirl
gen sperteri11asfor 0ellne 9resic, iat
Lat Lot ben mere belt ton tie11e Mn1erift
/ % fine eelere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11
Otter 2rgens Drbre.

Gnlloic bbarol,e11 So ioa ffuroe
ieg bape iaaoallt ct apporof til al
.reanlere Carmen 5tllen mes.
B llrlnagerett: Ct thermometer of-
ioa
IS So, % per iaa rar Soa It'll Sci
|paa 16 Grober, for BET faebe Doftto
|re11, Di iful6c babe 1 gercIIe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-11
Brpu fra Gn11nnt1.
Mansleu paa 2cjliabeber. 10000
Suspiloc. Gn ,,lpffelig 2anbs-
,,.anb. Matte.b nnber aaben 6i1n=
mel. 9yre Qebneosmiblcr.

tllel. Syre HenMeDsnt0ler.
ao1toon i Mai 1919. (s5oriinfeD
Gen 8olig,rpo, ion1 &rigen bar n1eb
|fgrt, bar nGppe 11oget Gte6 antage
1iaa6anne @tlncnfioner iom fer
2onoon. Som befielot Teller bell11,
10er6cns itprite 8b rleb sSorIta0er {
/ a Z Millioner Menneifer, og fol
9iebliffet finoes ber benbeb 9 Mil
flipnerl Otter 8aaben1tilltan6en el
Der ltrg1nn1et Soloater til 2onbo1
fra sSro1lterne, baooe briti1fe og So
|1onialtropper, og set iDnes at blip'
bprre for Dber Dao, Der gaar, bt
Der ibelig fommer Eropper bieln frt
|6ronterne, og 0ennobiliferingen j
taaer fin Si6. Nabn1ig ajel6er oettt
|3nna6enierne og 9l1Itralierne, Sc,
liffe falt fom1ne tilboge til 6ereS
1@ien1lanb af Manael pad gontaac.
De lnao iaa ie at flare fig mel
Den mere eller 1nin6re mangelfu16e
Ssnofparteri11g, iom 2on6on fau bp6t
haa. sSor at ffaffe aIfe bisfe Sol6a.
ter Sag ober &cbe6et bor Megjerilt-
gen lagt 8eiIoe paa Ell Mengoe SO.
teller, 8lubIofaler og pripate @uie,
fan1tibg nreb at be rnrbt ON pao
8pe11s aabne Ma6ler bar i1lorettet
primitive Serrerger. &egieringer
bar igbri9t 1n16er belle arige1, (for
at ifaffe @la6s til be talrige, 1,b op-
retteoe @o11torer) orebet oe1n1e .@e-
|lIaelpggelies=Holitif operfor Sotel-
Ter Mltiper % 5orretningsbnfe !
9Detts Centrum.
Sg 46slge11 er life 11bebleDel,. Ser
finoes for Rjebl1ffet i belle 2onoon
uRppe ct e11efte le6igt Garelle e1ler
en- lebig 2eiligbeb,, oe man beregner,
at fife n1inbre emo 10000 Me1lne=
ifer er bnsbilbe.
sSor 11ogle Dage 1tben trnf leg Ell
2alt6slnallb, ser i mango Mor bar
opbo1ot fig i M1ritralien og be6 Sri
aens l1obrnb git meb iom :fribillig.
&on bar / itraale116e Sltmpr oher,
at oet elroe1ia efter mango M11itre11-
aelier bar lpffeoes ban at b1ibe oe-
mobilileret. San fstte fig ligefre,n
lon ct an6et Mennelfe oib. Dogen
cfter traf ieg banr igien, og oo bar
Snmdret alt an6et el1b itraale11be.
Saalpnge man bar 5ol6at, bop6e
mon ibetmino1te Sag ober &pbe6et
mel oen foregoae116e Scat bopoe ban
noattet gaa frn &otel til Sotel oq
bar. oberalt bleben ofbiit, bo ser III
III YoS;.4 90 arso r.sI.o on e
got;ne,, ~, groroe,,on t,or ~ H., ~
not o. Serheroo for 6,,anirSo -,
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If 1phe ,,nnpr oohe,, e,;,,,,,e1 hor,
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-08
LEGAL NOTICES
PUBLIC SALE OF TELEPHONE
PROPERTY.

The East Side Telephone Company
will sell at public auction at the front
door Of the Marion county court
house, at Fairmont, West Virginia, on
Saturday, March 9Th, 1919, ct $500
o'clock p. M, all Of its property both
real and personal, now owned and
used by 1t in the operation Of It's lines,
together with its good will, etc, in.
Guiding the following property: Two
switchboards $50 drop each) now in
use at Winfield and Pisgah; ESQ bridg-
ing telephones; 62 miles OF pole line,
1877 miles Of wire including toll lines
Fairmont to Winfield, Winfield to Pts.
gah, and Pisgah to Morgantown; house
and lot now used as central office at
Pisgah, Monongalia county, lot con-
tanning three acres with good four
room frame house thereon: house and
lot now used as central office at Win
field, lot containing about one-half
acre with good six room frame house
thereon; together with all accounts
earned since January list, 1919. We
reserve the right to sell either as q
whole or in separate parcels. II sold
as whole, at the purchasers election,
we will transfer the stock Of the com.
pany, or by deed.
Terms Of Sale - one-third or as
much more as the purchaser may elect,
cash in hand on date of sale, the bal.
ance in two equal installments, paya-
BILE in one and two years respective.
y. 49,. 5aka ro1a
EAST SIDE TELEPHONE COMPANY
GEORGE M. NUZUM, President.
MELVIN RUNNER, Auctioneer.
Feb. 8. 70. IS, 10, q, rs Mar. $.
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Personals.

Mrs. J. ID. Cox Of Morgantown ave
Snne who has been i'll for several days
Is improving.
Miss Emma Lloyd Of Watson, spent
Thursday. with her sister, Mrs. Jerome
Steele near the city.
{ Miss Lena Cooper who was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. 7. B. Greg
ory in Guffy street, has returned 70
her home at Webster Springs.
Wilbur Reeves Of Triune was q bus'
mess visitor here Friday.
George Blackwood OF Maryland
avenue is i'll with tonsilitis.
j. Jess Gwynn of Trtune has, been
mite sick the past several days Win
influenza.
Mrs. P. NJ. Carpenter and son,
tierschel, and C.. E. Coffman Of Ma
rion street, spent Friday with Mrs.
F. A. Carpenter at Colfax.
George cams, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sans o! Little Falls, who has
been in the forestry department OF
the national army at Washington
Barracks. has received his discharge
and arrived home Thursday.
Mrs. Harvey Dodd OF Pleasant
Valley and Mrs. p. M. Carpenter OF
Marion street, spent Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Dodd at Norwood.
edward Henderson who spent the
past week at his home in Taylor coun-
u returned Thursday. He is en-
splpyed at the Owens factory.
Z; Mrs. g. 6. Louden still remains
very ill a. her home in State street.
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Personals

Personals.
Mrs. p. p. walters has returned
from q few days visit with her pa
rents in Martins Ferry, Ohio.
w. s. Furbee was a business yis-
itor in Faiimont yesterday. s.
The Misses Dorothy Connolly and
0tie Snyder are guests for few
days OF Miss NannabeIle Hupp, In
Tairmont.
Mrs. n. F. Patterson has return
ed from q visit with friends ip Wheel.
Mrs. NJ. E. Burt was the guest Of
Mrs. Ralph Burt in Fairmont yester-
day.
Mr.. Frank H. Gillon has returned
from visit with relatives in Char
lesion.
Miss Helen Redmon was the guest
of friends in Grafton on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Eperthener and
daughters lave returned after spend.
ing several months in New Castle,
Pa.
Mrs. G. Lowther has returned from
a visit with relatives in West Union.
c. c. Coffman was q business Wis.
itor in Pittsburgh during the week.
Ellis H. Glover is here from Wash
ington, Pa, for q visit at his home
George Loudenslager attended the
PIE social at Katy on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Ellis Duncan and Mrs. Walter
Hess were guests at the home Of Rev.
and Mrs. F. M. Malcomb and family
in Pennington Thursday.
Miss Lulu Mcmillan left last even
Ing for a few days visit with friends
in Wheeling.
Mrs. Jennie Hess Of Fairmont is the
guest Of Mrs. Zana Blackstone Of
Main street.
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1ttsbarsI "a SS,6hs6
girmDht Geo ~ seI. ii: s.. Fisher,
ghlcagQ y !. B ldpe. p1flSr5h6lg.
4 80: ana u ~ 2, BIaiIs CARS
Wells D. =. D0oiey. wheeling: q.
2. Kratser, L. ". Roger, Geo. aupp,
s.. Williamson, Ciarkshufx. Victer
Yost Jarvis Wade, Wadestown, Edw.
Hicks, Cameron.
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CARD OF THANKS.

I wish to take this opportunity to
thank the employees Of the owens
Bottle Machine Co., The LANCE &
Crist Box Factory, The Fairmc/t Min
ing Machine Co., and other near neigh.
bors for their kindness, and help dur.
Ing my recent spell OF sickness. Their
kindness was freely given, and is Of
the kind that will never be forgotten
by myself and my wife.
L. MALONE AND WIFE.
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/ MAlNllINGTON.|
AZ Christian Church.

There will be preaching at both
:murning and evening services at, the
Christian church here tomorrow. The
morning theme is why the church,"
The evening subject: what for you?"
There is rally on in the Bible
School, AMI the attendance is on the
steady increase. The young peoples
service at $50 is always an interest.
ing, and helpful service.
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Rnfartalned Erlends.

Miss Cora Kelley Of East Park ave-
me entertained number OF her
friends last evening in a most en-
ioTable manner. Music and games
fnr1ished amusement for the guests
and refreshments were served.
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Data Aloha Social.

Cards have been mailed to mem.
hers Of the NJ. e. church bearing the
Z following invitation: You are cordial
~ invited to social given by the
Delta Alpha class, Friday evening,
tenth, at the M. 3. church parlors.
YOU are requested to bring q full tur-
cen, one dozen sandwiches and o
friend. Social Committee.
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SPECIAL NOgacEs
NoficT 70 sTo5 SaoLDIRs.
n.antSaak

BY CLARENCEb. ROBINSON,
ton Of such Of, Il business as may
properly be N tented
GREArEf FAIRMONT INVEST;
n ENT COMPANY
the ersuin1 year Nd for ths pansac-
isi1e .. lszen ia n, for or, the
ginAa, q Tuatdag february Gath,
Watso1 buildjGn = tmAQt, West vir-
the FIlrmonfs Ch1mber On Commerce,
Cont my, IN Is held in IL rooms Of
OF tIe GlsatE Fairmont Investment
The annuJl meeting Of stocl holders
w. ]. WIEGEL, Secretary.
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Substitutions - Shinnston: Ander-
son for Clark; Bachman for Willis;
Hawker for Hursey; Smell for Bran
non. Salem: Ridgeway for Scott.
Fiel dbaskets-Shinnston: Hursey.
8: Brannon, 2; Clark, s. Salem:
Graham, 8; Scott, /.
Foul baskets-Shinnston: Clark, i
out Of Q. Salem: Graham, 3 out Of 2.
Referee, Brannon.
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sone 70 naItImore.

df and Mrs. G.. 3. Meredith Of
Mpftantown avenue went to Balti-
more Friday where Mrs. Meredith
yin probably enter Johns Hopkins
Hospital for treatment.
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nnfurned Hnnna

Miss pansy Jacobs Of High street
lQ ms been spending few weeks
nth her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lind.
county, returned home Thursday. Miss
A6ogS vas called home by the illness
q her niece. Miss Marie; shuttles-
north who has influenza.
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Nam llI.

Uncle Ebert Moran, Marion coun-
w. Oldest resident, still remains very
4 n It His home near Mt. Zion. His
e6n Peter Moran, has arrived here to
See his father.
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Pastor Leaves.

Rev. B. q. Hanes, pastor of the
|eNristian church, and family, will
',Ssvs al Monday for Brownsville, Pa,
Tfere the former will conduct Evan.
|Se3istic services for the Christian
|cisireh. OF which his brother is the
|psstor. They will be gone for two or
fkree weeks.
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POULTRY DOGS AND BIRDS
'06EfR9 BINDS 1ND boGE6a6y
chicks-All breeds. low prices, tho
roughbrei; delivered to your door by
prepaid special delivery parcel post;
heavy egg production. get 1913 poultry
calendar; it's free. Elwood Pusey..
East Liyerpcol. Ohio.-1-31-12t-5067.
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If you really. want q perfect stock
from which to select your Rugs, come
to our $10,0e0 Rug Sale. j. H. Snider,
1105 Carlton St.-Adv.
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Mlsa Mckinney a..
miss Hazel Mckinney has been
quite III for the past week from an
attack OF tcnsllitis.
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lEntertainedf cIass,

Y Miss Neliie Rogerson entertained
the members Of her Sunday School
ciass OF the M. e. church at her home
sfh pleasant street on Thursday even,
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From can.n MAadfn

Oscar Mclaughlin has returned TO
his home here from Camp Meade. Md,
where he was discharged from the o.
s.. Military service.
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FOR SALEIFour teams Of work
horses with harness and wagons.
Apply to superintendent ct New Power
House, Riyesville, ". Va. 2-b-3tS0s5.
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Home baked pies and pastries at
Boyers' Restaurant.-Ady.
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n Hotel Arrivals.
f,0tiis Z. Meyer, Cincinnati, A. N.
Hinter sistersville; Henry R. But
iif1f. Titusvilie, Pa; w. N. Hall,
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Substitutions = Lumberport: Star.
key for Robinson; Robinson for Car.
ney; Herbert for Starkey.
Field baskets-Lumberport: Carney,
1: Swiger, 8; Starkey. 3; Robinson, q;
Preston. q: Herbert, 3. Rivesville:
Post, /; SPENCER, Q; Berry, l.;
Straight, 1. Foul baskets-Lumber-
port: Swiger, 2 out Of 4. Rivesville:
Spencer, out Of S. Referee. Kahn.
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FOR SALE = THOROUGHBRED White
Leghorns-pulIets, $500; yearling
hens, $3.50. CashF. o. B. Twin Noun.
tain, w. Va. Address The Twin Noun.
tain Orchards, Keyser, W. We.
l-24.10t.5029
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him ton he
Over on Salem Five

BY he lop-sided score Of IS to Is,
Shinnston High took Salem High into
camp last night ct Shinnston. Tho
score at the end Of the first half was
10 to 10 IN favor OF Shlnnston. Tho
home team ran up points rapidly dur
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-08

GOVERNMENT viii hold Railway
Mail Clerk examinations. Fairmont,
March 18th. 500 month. Experience
unnecessary. Men. 1S or over, desir-
ing clerkship write for free particu-
lars, Raymond Terry (fomer Civil
Service Examinerl, Continental Build
Ing, Washington. 2-s-st.sls2
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room,
all conveniences. Gentlemen prefer
red. Private family. 504 Ogden ave
niue. 2.7.6t-6123.
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FOR RENT-Very desirable outside
Office rooms on fifth floor Of Pro-.
fessional Bldg, 800 Cleveland Ave.
Inquire c. 8. Riggs, at building.
2.7-tf-6127.
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FOR SALE-li0 acre farm half mile
from railroad, Q miles from Enter
prize. Nice young orchard. Small
house, good well, SEQ IN scTe, viii
consider trade of city property OF
bankable papers. 5000 viii handle Il.
Write Win y. sailer, NorEantown, W..
Va. 2as-st51os.
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Lumber POI ! Beats
RiVe sTille High FiYe

LutnSerport High school last even
ing trimmed Riyesville High school
by the score Of SO to IL. The Lumber
port team has won twelve OF the thir.
teen games which It has played thus
far this season.
The limo mn and summary follnMs::
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zRKzNsHs FARMS and timber lands
for sale. Write for descriptive book.
let. Boz sos, Little Rock, Ark.
23.6t-508S
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40 acres; good house. slated, nine
rooms. furnace; good bank barn,
silo. tool barn, wagon shed, granery;;
some timber: tile laid on pike. SIS
per acre. Other bargains. 81. q. Web
Der agency, Atwater, Ohio.
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|CI d IsIl
mo clNTS i WoRn. cksst Slisli SEsts
MISCELLANKoUH
mo cENTe 4 vtoRnI

FoRTuNB MAKING-3lo secures
! membership and full prorata inter-
est In five great Burkbaxnett fortune
making gusher on wells. Big oppor-
tunity. Act now. Abnere Davis. Trus-
ee, Wichita Falls, Texas. 2-4-6t-50s0.
FOR SALE-Gas range. Call GIG Wal.
nut Ave. 2S-stSies
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FOR sALh-sFouf reom hoRSe ID
two lots. 524 Ogden Ave. : 9ses Wa