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New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Building Loan Contracts
Manhattan

5iST ST. g 400 OF 5th av 80 4xt00 ) ::
CITY Mtse Co. Loans, Headleston Realty
Corp tto erect Sstory apartment hotel,
paymentsl ...................$ $105. 900
9TH AV, n cor I'D st, 63.2xl72xirregu-
lar: " Straus 4 Co, Inc Leans. $40
Sth Av Corp Ito ercct q 1a-utory apart
ment building. payments) ....$2 600. 600
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L. 5. Post for Ross

WASHINGTON, Aug. lS Leroy W.
Ross was named United States Attorney
for the Eastern District of New York
by President Wilson,
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Sale at LarcI1fnOnt

George Howe reports the sale of the
residence Of Mrs. Hazel c. Merritt. of
Howell PARK. Ialchmon;, TO Mrs Edith
B BolIlnm. OF Now Nork
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NoTlcE TO cRE1IToRs

IN PURSUANCE y AN ORDER OF HON.
ORAbLE JOHN P. COHALAN, surro.
sAtc OF ne county OF New Ycrk. NOTICE IA
nereoy given 10 al persons having c.sI,ns
ssainst BENJAMIN a. WILLIAMS, lEs Of
toe county Of New York deceased. / pr ssene
,fe same win vouchers thereof 10 the snns
s. HeeTs a. ne oitice OF Joseph Van vlecx
- NO III sth Avenue. In the City of N.w
sols. q CT before lie 2+th fay @. August
bs.,' ''e's YORK. the l7tn day OF Fsbru.
:. -abFKT u BROWN.
-OS -rn Van VI ECk -
Execuro-x
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Sells Staten Island Cottage

Cornelius G. Koi1Y has sold for Rob-
crt II. Hibherd, OF ch.s city. the private
frame dwelling 81 $50 Livermore Ave
ruc. Wcsterleigh. Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19

ACdoJBoN AvE. cor lssth St. 9elix
a';H H!ias ilotapner ia2 Nasssu ,',.-' ST.. 81
SEAMAN AVE " : ~ : W l:,a..rsnn
St. 1oxl2a. Esthcr " Dry Zoos 70 -Abr
Schem < anu. 17f! Washington ase.
l76 Bway ......... ..............s $500
HUGHES Az el4c. s. is SxN5. Francis
l5nehes az. mtg s4.5oo. Aug - srrr
r.t.e Guar * r co. i7S Bwa.. slo0
hlGl' Is " 9l2s, 3. l6.1oXS5- .. same
to Fly Wineor 21eS Hughes av. mtg
h9o' July I5, atty Title Guar & T 60.
i7sTH ST. ESQ f7exnS: lauliuc
C-'rin TO- Peter Ross. 5l1 L lssd ST. IN
mtg S5ouo- Aus f5. atts. T;!e Guar
& # Co. .1G Bw.-y ..... Sio0
l-sTH ST go W.. s 47.sxas.e. Peter
Ross 10 FerdnanG Stemfol. 80 W
'sth ST. r.lg 800 Aug 10. ATTY. Title
=, Gaas ~ < r Co.. CO. l7e nw.e 81
F2oaltr Go to Anrie naY'.sbaca. iHis
Benedict av: pr nir $4,000; Aug Ii
Clay ANA.. Iele, cog lesth st, 24.sxso.
81 q san st. mtge $le.5o9. Aug i5
FlN1LAY AZ. nos $ ss4 4xloc' Lcs,er
williams to Lester : Williams nos
iindlay ~, md ano, mtg so ooo.
FOREST Az, 1167, :, 16.9xs7.7 Harry
Steindler 10 Augusta Steindler. 1867 For
est aV. July 81; atty. l. Rosenberg, li6
Ma saau 81 ......... - 100
UNION Az. 8. 1Afll I59d S. -4ltxs0,
Chas \ Conrath and ano to Mary san
stein K Levine. az Broo, av....s1Uu.
ST LAWRENCE .AN. W :, 30 5 Merrill. s5v
Phillips s54 Clason av. Brookivn' nt..e
$500 atty. Jas II Goggin. sos ad avSl
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Recorded Mortgages
Dow ntOwn

EAST BROADWAY. II w Rntrsrs 6.
Rsasiss a%ls 20 m: ,oSsay }uly 81 Rutgers squsrs
W 9oth st; ) yrs: D q. aftv '"i on;.
Kosetti. 10y Broadway s3a oa6
: = ~, n W. u 9RVphRlf m: luz 81: same TO
mtg $4,000: atty, same s. o0o
East Side
Az y. fst $. Gs.ll lith st. 17.2x7l.
Ans ~ DAVID Iebrovltz To sam Zeb-
EoW!tA -ol " i.$d 81 due Sept l. 1901
'iosonb . pr Isl, 4iT pS $500. atty Edinund q
SrH Av. n q ~ ST. i7gxsa.sx f..ogo irrog
fTHs' 559 mtg ,,d,..l ana b1dg loan. Aus l5-sio
oath 81 trustee for bondhoidlers due
A Aus . .. lr5I e.: atty. : W straus *
80 W IN T Morgan to Peter E:ckert s4s
I-~noN ~, us e + e.. pr mtg So 900:
atty. Tite Guar < r Go, IFS Broad
West Side
''FH n 81 o4S3 80 W rs, 25xos.2: 7;,: Aus -:
leasing 'orpH. IL. BWaY; due Feb 49,
''2l p e. pr mtg 10000, atty. Sig
ll8rH 81. n 5-5 = Lenox az. isxioo. 81 IT, II
>>ug 49, Hehecca Wolfson TO Edw r
Eireh'r - W il3th st. . yrs D (: Or
n,t 5000 atty. Felix II Levy. rs
a. >. IA ,7''g' 81,
leo.l ixloo: p m: AUG. -; College Hold
-.tant.c city. \ j. 10 yrs D G. pr
mis 81. Sls+.ooo a''s TITLE Guar & r Go; CO;
l-s'rH sT ~ ". $. so,e9.ll July 20
l.llA.on Eealts Corpn TO The State
BAN. e,6 Grand 8 due Apr l. l9-s:
ls8p ~T 537-54s " n :. lOoxe9.1I Aug
Is. j. In simon German & ano to Char
tag kcalty co. u $50 st. Brooklyn. :
lestor. = a orc. - BwaN .-.... s5i 900
Az. $. es.il former
AuE rs Max Taigluan to Abr 3 Meyer.
II V Nlst st. due Aug 1, l927, y g.,
atty S. Lachnan x G. 80 Nassau
st .........-.. .-...-.-..--. .''.-... -S'0oVV
Bronx
HUGHES AN 2le6 9 loSxs5. John
Nile1en To Francis :. Mulgannon. Hemp
st stead "a !. Aug H.. 3 yrs G. attX d6o
I4tGHEs Az 4i9s' S. 1s.ioxs5.a: Iiy
Wlncor TO same. prior ntse $4,000. July
Ia, due Jan -. I922 e. ttty.
LAY AZ. l4i-. a cor l6sth ST, s4dSso;
lcanne Nonn"nberg 70 Nary II kuehn,
rntge sIe.5oO. Aur IN. due Dee Is. 1920
0'e p G. atty. T q < 7! Go. 10 BROAD
ELLIS ~. 2ls2. S $. 27.llxios: Annie
Bauplo oach to TeasdsIe Realty co, $50
courtlandt aV, PROV mtge $4,000. Aug
u; yrs, C., atty T q q T Go, rs
18TH ST. $50 W, $ = g7.3xss.6 Ferdinand
Steinfeld 10 Peter Ross. 5ll r lS3d st
prior ntgc sl.500: Aug 10. Yrs. p c
atty. r q x 7 90. 17o Bway 81. 500
ST LAWRENCE AN. " :, 80 s Merrill ST
25xl0o; Harrison W Phillips to Nellie Y
Riley, lt4s ST Lawrence a.. Aug 10;
yrs. . y G., ATTY, JAS II Gossin, sod
Sd av......... ...........-. .-.......... So. 400
PRIVATE ROAD leading from public road
TO Classons Point. TO farm late Elw
Ludlow at line between farm Edw II
Ludlow and iand Sacred Heart Acad-
my contains IS s5s-ioOO acres. also
plot begins at h mark on bay At
mouth OF Bronx River adjoining land
no or late ChAs Miles contains IL. Ia 100
acres Sound View Land and Imp 90 to
Nalcour Realty Co. 20 Nesey 81 prior
mtge $1,000. July - yr, {. atty.
q. 4 II 20 ~ Buz4N $40 ono
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19

~ - \ \L D I'm Pt,RsI A\cE q A. or.s
g 5s', 5 q, NV A.,s Hs..ss se,ses SIS
RICE ate e ,as County of New y,rk as.s..sx = :.
.teAsn ne ssrs vitn vouchers 'h.recs 70 1hs SAB
sSslher At is place ot tra4sactag bup,ness N a.,
slsla Avenue Roropsh Of Nanhaftsn ia ths or, II
.sSs Nsr fss. ~ o, before the tssh day q ocsosss
BANKERs TRUST COMPANY Exsc,,a.'s" ca"
"HIIE 1 CASE. Attorneys sss ExscptE. - V,a
Street New y1k as. = ~
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
81 eIkl;u1AIES NOTICES

PLATNY- LEoN-IN PURSUANCE OF
order OF Honorable John 2 CoHaisn
Surrogate 1i ne County Of New York
Notice is nefeo, given 10 all PERSONS hay
NJ claims asa1nst Leon llatAy. late ot tas
County of New YORK. deceased 70 present
the sam, Win vouchers thereof u tns
subsl rlber. ru- office OF Wnites!ae &
Sly <er. 1er attorneys al 40 p william
Street. =. tE- Borough or Manhattan IA
the City % New y or6 Stals OF Aew Yo-k
on or pe. .oss the lslA day of Noseino.r
1919. next
lated A@,v AosS. the 18th day q May.
ANNE rLArKr. Adnlnissra.-t1
ics A1rl-p lstrstflS- Oer~ and P o.
Accress = William street Borough
Of &An.attan. N-w Nor. C4ry
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In pursuance OF order of Hon rar.
p Cohalsil. Surrogate of the Courty -
\ew YORK. notice is hereby given - u :;
persons having claims against Norman ~
Braun. iare of th~ Cl4nfr af New Var,
deceased. u present the same with ,,..,,.i ~
IS thereof the subs rih-rs - 49,
place NJ tiansactlos business AZ the , n
* Rounds. Hstcn, D.4AlEh4tl & D4o--
Voise - = cedar stree. ll the Bsrsta.. ,,
or Msnhst ten. ti-y Of \ew York On or
oeIofe re TN let ot February a.xt
Dated NeYs NorA. August 5rn l.14
lfEhN!'. BRAUN
IHEyDoEE <. WEYGANJr
HOUNDS HATCH DtLI.IN,,JHW
tEbEN y Il, Attorneys fof Esr..i,ta-.
. 'edar street, Borough of Nanrat..n
New Yorh l4tY. . -
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y LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
eNFUaNisHED ApARTMTs. WANTED

direct IisSt Inlshsd Groom apartment. !.
Suefs ~ ismiiy 3 aduits. Full parti-
xsfk. assss City MaH ssssSsn Nsv
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19

EAST BROADWAY. IL W Rutgers S..
pto.,' - 80, m: July 3l Rutgers square
,m,Sdnles TO Godsol Realities Corpn. 200
yotn st; YRS y G. atty. Louis
NJ E'S, g q sn, 19S broadway $50 900
NJ SROfERIf m: luly 81: same 10
same lllstalfs. $40 quarterly. ! n g.
mtg $4,000: atty. same .'.... s. 600
Evening star., 1919-04-28
Navy Wedding Today.

The marriage of Miss Beatrice Bowen
Fairfax and Lieut.. Theodore E Chand-
Ter, L. S. NJ, will take place this aft
ernoon at o'clock at the residence Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilbur Fairfax, the Rev. S.
H. Greene officiating,
Blue and gold, the Navy colors. will
predominate in the costumes of the
brides attendants, e.na the decorations
Evening star., 1919-04-28

house while he remained in their
apartment on an upper floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-28
Not Exactly a Trolley Tieup.

There was time when the troll
ley car didn't pass my door for three
days"
THAT so?"
Yes; the fellow who took the door
off TO fix it didn't bring il back"
Evening star., 1919-04-28

NEW ORLEANS, April 2s-
Congress from the first Louisiana
district, died at his home here early
today.
Representative Estopinal had been
in bad health for about year,
but only during the past month did
his condition become SO serious as to
cause apprehension.
Albert Estopinal was born in the
parish of st. Bernard. La, January
30. 1915. He was educated in the
public schools of his native parish
and of New Orleans and by private
teachers. He left school in January,
1862. at the age of seventeen, to en-
list in the Confederate army. in which
he served first in the 2Sth Louisiana
Volunteer Regiment, and after the
siege of Vicksburg in the 22d Louis
lana Regiment. which surrendered to
Gen. Candy at Meridian. Miss, in
May. 1865. Mr.. Estopinal married
Miss Eliska Legier of New Orleans.
in February, 1868. He was elected
sheriff of st. Bernard parish in 1872
Louisa house of representatives,
in 1876 and again in 1878. He was a
member of the Louisiana constitu-
tional convention in 1879, and was
elected to the state senate in 1880
and served continuously in that body
unit, 1900. when he was elected
lieutenant governor of the state. He
was elected to the Sixtieth Congress
to- fill vacancy and reelected to
the Sixty-first. Sixty-second, Sixty
third, Sixty-fourth, Sixty-f1fth and
Sixty-siXth Congresses.
Evening star., 1919-04-28
Murphy-Slater Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Ray Slater,
daughter of Mrs. Horatio Nslson Sla-
ter of Boston al" New York, and
Dr. James b. Murphy, son of Or. ana
gantown, n. c., pathologist connect.
ed with the Rockefeller Institute OF
New York and until recently on the
staff of the surgeon general, win the
rank of major, took pace To-Day At
noon at the home of Mrss slater, L.o
Park avenue, New York. Ihe prlde
only attendant was Miss Adrlenne
Iseiin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. CO.
lumbus O'Donnell Iselin. Dr. A. Ray
mond Dochez of Baltimore and the
Rockefeller Institute, was best man.
The ushers were Mai. Russell l.. Cecil
U. s. A.; DIR. Francis Peabody OF Bos-
ton. DR.. George Draper and Dr. wal
Dr. Samuel S. Drury of st. Paauis
School, Concord. N. H., performed the
marriage ceremony.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her brother, Mr.. Horatio
Nelson Slater. wore a gown OF Wnlte
satin, made with a court tram ana
veil of tulle held in place by
wreath of orange blossoms encircled
the cap-like headpiece. She carried
a shower bouquet of white orchids
Miss Iselin wore a gown of cream
tulle over pink silk with lace hat
to match and carried shower bou-
quet of pink roses. Mrs. Slater. who
was escorted by her nephew, Mr..
Hunt Diedrich, wore black lace
gown trimmed with narrow bands OF
sable fur and carried bouquet OF
velvet morning glories.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Sumner Welles, the
latter sister of Miss Slater, were
where Mr.. Welles is connected with
the American embassy,
Evening star., 1919-04-28
HE minister of the Neither
lands and Nine. Cremer will
entertain at dinner this
evening at the legation, on
18th street.

The Secretary of War. who has
been abroad for several weeks, sailed
from Brest yesterday on the George
Washington.
Evening star., 1919-04-28
;80c1e&N.

both at the house ard at Rauscher's,
Ehere the reception will be held.
The bride, who will be given in mar
riage by her father. will be attended by
Miss Elliott Peckham as maid of honor.
and the following bridesmaids: Miss
Enid Sims. Miss Margaret Harding. Miss
Frances Hampson and Miss Rosalie
Waters, cousin of the bride Lieut.,
Samuel Jenkins. L. S. N. will act as
best man. and the ushers are Lieut.. AL
len Smith; Lieut.. Ranney r. Adams.
lieut.. Walter Hicks. Lieut.. David Col
Inns. Lieut.. Homer Graft. Lieut.. John
McCrea and Lieut.. Richard w Bates.
all members of the class of 1915 at the
United States Naval Academy. of which
the bridegroom and his best man. were
also members.
Miss Fairfax is of distinguished an
cestry in Virginia. being related to the
families Of Lord Baltimore, George
Washington. the Randolphs. Lees and
Fitzhughs, and descendant of Lord
Fairfax of Gilling Castle. Yorkshire.
Capt. Chandler. U. S. N, and Mrs.
Chandler, and a grandson of the late
William E. Chandler, at one time Sec
retary of the Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tuck kerman
were hosts at luncheon yesterday at
the Montgomery Country Club, enter
| III 70 tIlelI MUSE
guest, Miss Gallatin of New York. for
whom they will give dinner this
evening at the Club de Ningt.
Mrs. Benjamin Lathrop. recently re-
turned to this country from France.
will be presented by Capt. Lezie OF
the French high commission, at the
meeting tomorrow at 4 O'Clock. in the
home of Capt. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont, wien Mrs. Lathrop will speak
on the work of the American 1und for
French wounded. The committee
hopes to establish a permanent Amer
lean memorial hospital near rheims.
Miss Isabelle Pendleton of Cincin-
natl is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edmund
Pendleton, at Stoneleigh Court.
will leave Washington tomorrow to
attend the Overman double wedding,
which will take place at Salisbury,
N. c., on Wednesday,.
The assistant attorney general and
Mrs. Claude n. POTTER were the
guests of honor at dinner yesterday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver T.. Pagan at
their country place, near Muirkirk,
Md
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Golden Donaldson,
who with their daughter, Miss Ruth
Donaldson, spent the winter in Ari-
zona and California, are now at the
Carolina, Pinehurst. n. c., until early
in May, when they Will return to
Washington and open their apart
ment at the Highlands Miss Ruth
Donaldson is now visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Williams Fuller in Mn
neapolis and will later join her par
entS in Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Everett NJ Ellison
entertained at dinner last evening
in honor of DR.. Harry S. Berntono of
Newport.
There will be a party of fifty or
sixty men from the Walter Reed and
Naval Hospitals at the benefit matt
nee for the Girls Friendly Society
to be held at the knickerbocker
Theater on Tuesday afternoon, April
%, at 2:30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel A Duval en-
tertained at a dance Saturday even
ing at their apartment. at Willard
Courts. in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Grayson-Orme. Mrs. Duval
was assisted in receiving by her
mother, Mrs. w. Rawlings Brewer.
Evening star., 1919-04-28
U. S. GRAIN CORPORATION
FINDS PRICE is RIGHT
Believes Wheat Guarantee Fixed
Will Not Endanger Market or
Cause Treasury Loss.

NEW YORK. April 2s-Offcers of
the Food Administration Grain Cor
poration announced have their convic-
ton that the government price guaran-
tee to wheat growers can be made effec-
tive without endangering the market or
causing loss to the national Treasury
Julius H. Barnes. president of the
corporation and federal wheat di-
rector. declared that crop indications
were that wheat would be traded in
on the government fair price basis
1t was possible. he added, that the
market generally might be above the
fixed price schedule. in which event
the wheat director would not be an
influence in trading. as Congress
adopted no market price policy.
Evening star., 1919-04-28
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twentyfour
hours:
John d. Clevenger. So $500 New Hampshire
avenue.
Mae Elizabeth Norton. AZ. Sibley Hospital.
Henry Shipman. 81. Emergency Hospital.
John NJ Kennedy, 4S. IL S street.
Raymond F. Cunningham, 30. st. Elizabeth
Hospital
John Pnigi. ), Providence Hospital.
John E. Holmes. &C, George Washington
University Hospital.
Thomas Jacobs. SO. Casualty Hospital
Gcnevieve L.. Larcombe, 2S. 1919 street
Katherine u. Mathers. So Garfield Hospital
Nathaniel Keeling. IS. 52H Hanover street
Henry Williams, 80. 25th street southeast
Robert Douglas. 4s, 1917 Sheridan road
southeast.
Mabel Wilson. 13, Freedmen's Hospital
Caroline Seaborn, 63 2O26 4th street
Patrick Wilson, "a. 17OS Vermont avenue.
Victoria Brown. II, Freedmen's Hospital
Evening star., 1919-04-28
STATE SECRETARIES NAMED.
American Legion to Hold National
Caucus in St. Louis.

NEW YORK. April 2S.-The Ameri-
can Legion, the proposed veterans
association for men of the Army and
Navy, announced today that tempo
rary state secretaries of that organi-
zation had been appointed in most
of the states throughout the coun-
try, who have been instructed to ar
range for state caucuses April 26 for
election of delegates to the national
caucus in ST. Louis May s, 9 and 10
The number of delegates from each
state is to be twice it's congressional
representa- ton, with a similar num-
Der of alternates. Secretaries were
instructed, also. to see that 60 pei
cent of the delegates to the St Louis
caucus and of the state committees
should be enlisted men.
Evening star., 1919-04-28
SHOOTS WIFE AND MAN.
Clyde Malone, Printing Bureau
Pressman, Surrenders to Police.

Clyde ]. Malone, employed as
pressman in the bureau Of engraving
and printing, last night shot his wife,
Lucy Malone, twenty-five years old,
and George Norris twenty-five years
old. 521 9Th street southwest. Almost
Immediately afterward he sur
rendered himself to the police of the
second precinct, and was held on two
charges of assault with a deadly
weapon. The shooting took place
about 1880 o'clock in an apartment
house at 612 o street, where the
Malones resided.
Norris, suffering from a bullet
wound in his left shoulder, walked
Evening star., 1919-04-28
Airship Freight Service Costly

PARIS, April 1 Correspondence of
the Associated Press) s).-Revictualing
the starving towns and villages of
northern France by dropping parcels
of food and clothing from the skies
had a romantic glamour about it that
makes most people overlook the busi-
ness details of freight transportation
by airship. But it cost just over a
dollar for each of 5000 pounds of
merchandise carried from LIE Bourget
to Maubeuge. whereas by motor truck
the cost would not have exceeded 500
for the trip. or cents pound.
Evening star., 1919-04-28

from the house ami went to Emer-
gency Hospital. while Mrs. Malone,
shot in the left arm and back. was
taken there in an ambulance Her
condition is not critical, but Norris
may be seriously wounded. the bull
let possibly injuring his lungs
At the police station Malone said
that he and his wife had been
separated for about three weeks. the
wife going to her sisters apartment
on the second floor of the apartment
Evening star., 1919-04-28
Artificial Limbs for Serbs.

BELGRADE, April 10 Correspond
ence of the Associated Press. .-Nu-
merous crippled soldiers Of Serbia
ere to be provided with American
made artificial limbs. according to an
arrangement made by the American
Red Cross mission to the Balkans.
plant for the manufacture of arti-
fetal limbs established by the Ameri-
can Red Cross is now operating in
Belgrade.
Evening star., 1919-04-28
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Theodore j. Stewart and Julia A. Green.
Clarence NJ. Wolf and Dorothy X. Corbin,
both Of Altoona. Pa.
Edwin A. Bohlayer of Braddock. Va, and
Mary NJ. Mayhew Of this city.
Evening star., 1919-04-28
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported tc
the health department in the last twenty -foul
hours:
George r. and Gladys L. Mason. girl.
Fred W. and Marie NJ. Hoffman,. boy.
Raymond and Victoria Grady, girl.
George and Freda Fleshman. girl.
Basil and Dorothy Boteler. girl.
Joseph and Florence +. Longo, girl.
Nathan A. and Lillian S. Gibson. girl.
Carl s. and Mary f. Butler, boy.
George E. and Edna E. Branch, boy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-02
stnre channea .Hands.

The store here belonging to E. H
Houles sons which has been in con-
tinuous operation for nearly thirty
five years, first under the manage
ment of Elijah Hoult and later his son
Charles r. Hoult. has been sold to
Dawson Yoder, Of near Little Falls
Mr.. Yoder takes charge first Of Sep
TENDER. The store was closed all day
Monday taking inventory.
Chas. R. Hoult, the former proprie-
tor, will move to Fairmont and take
active part in the management of the
Monongahela Candy Co., OF which he
is a part owner and director.
Personals.
VIM. Holbert, of Morgantown, is
visiting his nephew, Earl Holbert, here
A large number Of persons from here
attended the Jacobs Bennett Williams
reunion at Triune Labor Day.
Golden Hoult, Mike Cain and Harold
Hoult attended the Arnett reunion yes
terday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McElfresh, OF
Forest, Ohio, who have been visiting
his father, Theodore McElfresh, for a
couple of weeks, have returned home
Mrs. Ann Snider was visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Bunner on the
Speedway for few days past.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Huffman and chill
dren, of Vaudeville, were Sunday
guests Of the formers mother here!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-02
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or II. & II. drug stores have 1t in 30c
and 6Oc jars. Get some tonight
Adv,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-02
H0ULT7
At the Church.

Rev. McNemar, the pastor, preached
a special sermon for the children at the
church Sunday morning from text:
And /, If be lifted up will draw all
men unto me" using a horseshoe mag
net and various sizes of nails and bolts
as an illustration Of how much easier
1t is 10 draw the children than the old
and hardened sinner.
At Bpworth League Sunday night
Miss Gladys Watkins, who attended
the Epworth League institute at Buck
harmon, gave talk on the work done
there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-02
no MORE RUNNING SORES
Martins Drug Store Sells an oint-
rtent Called San cura That is

Martins Drug Store Sells an oint-
rnent Called San cura That is
a Positive Relief.
It matters not how old, persistent
OF poisonous the sore is, San Cura
Ointment the powerful antiseptic will
draw out the poison and promptly
heal the sore.
SO sure of this are the owners, the
Thompson Medical Co. that they
nave authorized Martins Drug store
totreturn the purchase price II San
Gtira Ointment doesn't do all this pa
per says 1t will do. No fairer offer
Was ever made.
3, D. Dutton, Titusvlile, Pa, says:
Ny arm was covered with twenty
four running sores and swollen to
twice It's natural size. San Cura ONT
nent relieved the pain, drew out the
poison and healed the arm In an i'll
credibly short time. 1t is the greatest
compound for healing / ever used"
The healing powers of San Cura
Ointment are little short of marvel
Gus. ItEives relief, and is guaranteed
70 help salt rheum, eczema. bleeding
itching or protruding piles, ulcers,
boilsi carbuncles, chapped hands and,
thilblains. In cuts, burns, scalds and
bruises, 1t allays pain and Is healing
SOC soc and S1,20 jor. By mail on
receipt Of price, II your druggist is
out Of It or does not keep it,
SAN cuRA SOAP
For tender, itching or irritable skin
wash With San Cura Soap, the anti
septic soap that soothes and heals,
aud kills germs OF disease. Great
ior pin1pIes, blackheads, and makes
The complexion clear and attractive.
25c at Martins Drug Store.
Maii orders for San Cura Ointment
and SOAP filled by Thompson Medical
70. Tltusyille, Pa.