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Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
Jrdae Irwin on Sick List

Judge George Irwin, editor of the Mesa Tribune and one of the justly popular men of the southside, is ill at home with an attack of heart trouble. The judges condition is reported as improved, but it will be some time be- fore he will be able to assume the du- ties of his position. Meanwhile Ser geant Allison is at the helm of Mesa s daily,
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
Social at Chapel

The First Ward chapel was the scene of a pleasant social gathering on Thursday evening last. The occasion was an opening party for the teachers training class. Following a discussion fthe work to be undertaken and the purposes of the course, social features were introduced, games and refresh ments coming in due order.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
Raaeher Partners Both III

The ranch partnership of Rurup and Bond. with their holdings on the Mesa Chandler road, is well known over the valley, and on Wednesday they evil dently decided that partners in one. so in all. and both went to bed on the same day with very energetic cases of influenza No others of the families have been attacked.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
Saturdays Baptist Convention Session

Today and tomorrow constitute the closing days of the Arizona Baptist convention now in progress in Mesa. Today's program is declared by the delegates to be one of exceptionally good addresses on live topics and the public is invited to attend. The fol- lowing is the program for the three sessions of the day;
 SATURDAY MORNING 500 Devotional (Phil. 2:15-16)-J.
 w. Bristow. 9:5e Report on Foreign Missions
 J. O. Burroughs. 9:50 Visions, Ancient and Modern
 J. '. Aitchison. 10:50 Song.
 10:55 Facts Regarding the Summer
 Assembly-Lee l. Thayer. .11;10 General Discussion led by r.
 W. Perkins. 11:S0 Reports and Business. 12:00 Noon.
 SATURDAY AFTERNOON 1880 Devotional.
 1:40 Conference led by Mrs. A. W
 Wadsworth.
 S;30 The Pastor and His Mexican
 Neighbor-C. M. Northrup. 3:45 The Spanish American in Ar
 izona-E. R. Brown. 4:25 Discussion led by c. Holland 4:45 Adjournment.
 SATURDAY EVENING 1880 Praise Service-R. s. Beal. S:oo Wide Open Doors"-J. Y
 Aitchison.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
State Convention Here

At the state convention of the Chris tian church. which is to be held herd April A to 27 there are to be several national workers on the program. F. W. Bernham president and Grant K. Lewis secretary of the American Chris ton Missionary society also Dr. and a prominent part.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12

ed a bit during the week where mills were determined to secure a selection of the best grades. Medium wools have remained steady except that F -bloods and below are slightly lower. The de- mand is still chiefly for fine wools. The London sales have held firm and for fine wool have ruled very little dear CT. Trading has been resumed at Buenos Aires. Prices are firm at the Cape"
 Territory: Fine staple, 61.65G110; half blood combing, S14501.o0; three-eights blood combing, s10591.l0; fine clothing, s1.4091.42; fine medium clothing, $1.35@1.3s.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
Jarrett Able to Attend Business

c. C. Jarrett, of the Jarrett Furn- ishing store, who has been confined to his bed for several days with inflam- matory rheumatism, was able to get down town yesterday, though a decided limp yet indicates a very sore ankle.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
Addition is Growina

At various places in Mesa, houses arc going up, to at least partially supply the great demand for residences. The W. R. Stewart addition adjoining the town on the south, is among the rapidly portions of the residence dis
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12

Glenn; manual training, A. E. Evans; English, Eva T. Carroll; principal Goodyear school, Fred c. Curtis; EliZ- abeth Rouse, Elizabeth Taylor, Jennie Barron, Maisie Howard, Dorothy Rob inson, Freida Iselan, Iva Rogers, Min nie Hayes, Nellie Morgenson.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
E. p. aroxer Ill With "EIun

E.P. Grover, proprietor of the Grover. Cigar store and pool hall, is i'll with in fluenza. Careful nursing avoided a case of pneumonia and the patient is on the road to recovery.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, April 11.-Mercantile paper, 5A @51s%. Sterling 60-day bills $4.61; commercial 60-day bills on banks, s4.S015: commercial 60-day bills s4.6o; demand, s4.641a; cables, s4e5a-
 Mexican dollars, 7712c.
 Time loans steady; so and 90 days and six months, 5h@5AGc.
 Call money, strong: high, low and ruling rate. 6%; closing bid, 5s4 Q; off, fered at 6eo; last loan. eqe. Bank acceptances, 4Sgo.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
Wild Youth" at Majestic

"Wild Youth,' a screen adaptation of the literary masterpiece of Sir Gilbert Parker, will be shown today at the Ma jestic theater. A Sunshine comedy will complete the bill.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
FINANCE AND MARKETS


Chicago CHICAGO, April 11.-(U. s. Bureau of Markets)-Hogs: 19.000; l0@20c higher; top, $2o.65; bulk. s2o.25m20.55; 1; heavy, $20.5o@2o65; medium. s2o.40@ 20.60; light, s1S.So@2o.So; pigs, Sl7.s0 6D19.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
V;sitino Mother
Americanization Work to Start

Mrs. Leona Fuel of Roosevelt. is here visiting her mother Mrs. Tom Goodwin
Arizona republican., 1919-04-12
Chandler Wins at Tennis

In the tennis games at Chandler on Thursday afternoon between Chandler high and Mesa high. the local team won in doubles of 6-3 and 6-2 and in singles of 6-3 and 6-1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
AVYSOS DE-
VENTAS

DIsCoS COLUMBIA. Nosotros tenenrcs los
cue ~auuncian las deTis c:isas nueStro sur
lido IS tan variaio como cxtenso. Nuevo
rrecio. S. cts, cada uac.-Dirijasc Z J. y.
Flores y Hno. F19reEvillc, Texas. C6D
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NANDE A~MPLTTiChP 81 r~ctrat" por Si.Ss
so traba:o. r.9vfe 81 o.Lca acompanaC1 y!
original y ya!o- en- Ei-o 2ostsl Z Y. dc n
Cara. i0S Morales ST. san Antonio. Texas.
My {
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TRASPASOS

RUEEA DPORTUNIpAD para VI jo"ca cue
desc cstab!cclrsc. Sc ;cas?asa TN eSp!rld!-
do : c,pacioso taller lie fotograf'a. con mag
nirirn lua del No-tr: r.Uataic :. II modcr-
III. con camaIas. lcates Y aparatos pa.a ar
Iliiicar: TODD dc p-inera cIase y nievo
abundantc- TITLES . accessories fondos lie
Seavy: aparatU Flash Light para ~retratar
Dor las nocheS complete irstaiaci r dc aqua
con refriperador: abanicOs : luz electrico5 &;
~eEtiEas: Lien amucblado = con mCcSt-2rIos
abundantes : Confcdidad para Niyii en- Il
trisna casa. Sc instr:!iTl Il Il persona que
haga 81 traspasc. 81 III j. Cesea. Tara haccE
,sfratos de pr;mera c-.-e. Inforra L, L..
Grardjeau. 1871 W. Commerce So. San An
tonic, Texas.
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GEFTA-:RRrGtS. Va~:-c TaliSnta contra
Ia vejcZ: h"rncsca. ia f-.ScGra al c.ti-. quiz
:rrla las ar-UCas nor reir-!fas GGH sean.
rrecio 500. Dj-ccciua: Mincrv.. Mcdi-
zinc Co. 306i- Guadalupe s.. Sa" Anto-
nio. Texas.
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PRESSA - e. p-=io6:co EocE;csno &c
r,vo- ,f-~riacISa IT los EsrGGos U7i6Cs. =
po- 10 'tan;o q raeyor para !oz ananeiaates.
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ARRENDAMiENTOS

Sc RENTAN dos o tres cIartos sin mue5ic5
con Irz : bano. ccntricos. Oily 50: E!7re''
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e. Y HNNS

Commentaries ell F-uta5 Lcra.nbrcs.
Fuc-te cx;s;cacia ~ Gale Ncrlc 81 Vina-
s.c y Srco d. tojas c!aScs. is Naj"a.uyos
~. san Antonio. Texas.
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Apcdreo a una scnorlta

L.os detectives /. lie, Y Pccrcw,
anrnheYdieron en- Ia callc De Fl Sala-
do > un negro cue ataco . ~o2'radas
q Ia scaoriC" LiZi Griffin.
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Y p0LICIA
Pediran t~reinta mil pesos d
determination.

Los senores Clara ' Peter Pady.
de esta ciudad, han e~ntablado de-
manda ante Ia 37a. Corte de Dis
trito contra una ccmpanla por Ia
cantidad de treiHta mil pesos, Ia
caal cxigen como indemn'zaclon por
danoS Sufridos en- un caro- de "a cN-
presada compGnla.
Dos muicres que robaron fue-
ron arrcStadas
En- I'm almacen de r0pa de IA Gale
Concrete, fueron aprehendidas aver,
por los detectives Knight yfWItt V
los Oficiales de Policia Cooper y
Madaux, dos muicres CUE Eesiden en-
una casa de Ia cal!c de FL PaSo, Y
que fucron sorprendidas robandoSe
varias prendas De ropa en- CT iuSal
donde fueron capturadas.
Hacc tempo CUE n pO!lcia tenla
sospechas de gIc laS arreStadas eS-
rryiesen ccnsumando rObos de esta
naturaleZa Y Sc preSumla que c!iaa
fucrao las autoraS De Otras uesaparl-
ci6n de diversas prendas de NeStIr
acaecidas en- otroS almacenes, Pof
10 Que aver cue tuerOn ~SorprendldaS
en- Ia comisicn del delito, fUeron
conGueiGas anteS que q Ia cartel
= las casas dondc resiGen con el I'm
de hacer una minuciosa invcstIga-
rion. encontraNdose en- su podcr una
hIena cantidad de prcndas de VeStIr
complement" nuevas, que las acu-
sadas han dicho haber cOmpraGo.
Dos i6venes de na~cionalidad me-
v;cana Tqeron tambirn detenidos por
Ia Dol;c:a con e fin de Ievar 4 ca
no las inreStigaciones sobre e P"rI'-
cular.
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:! NECESITE carcos uara InudaH@as o ca
-. cruipqEcs. aaD,e q ~2tSALES: Te'cioH"
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II

LECCIONEs DE PIANO Y CANTo a do
~-ni-ilio. Precios corvenci3naies. PROFESSOR
FELIN RUA%O. r:#iuaGo Ell los Conserva-
to-ios dc Paris : Madrid. 2rsiEe G?,lcnes 40
..oralcE s.. Sc hapla francs y cspaTOi.
T~AQUIGRAFiA PITTMAN. So ar-erde IN
cr:a.ro seranas Haraia. Escritnra &C Ma
cuIna GRATIS lights. Hicks Bl:i,d;r-.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

- ar-~-.a nara hoy 81 san Anunajo = sus
slrei.d,-,s. vaa. r-." ala. ana 'enpe.atGra
I'm uuco ir.4 con J.e.o dcsuc,"d'. Variance
auu..la. en- lrr a:.Gas -sIEiE1n=. entire ." ) ; g.,
Seplarln sGa.ys yscnlus del nCrt".
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EMPLOYMENT CO. ia North, Flc
- St. pueic proIOrrioua: = ustcG :rabai1
do~cs y ca.niSoS. Tc!Cfonc TT. iOSS.
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/. Il. PITTMAN. SGcescr !e Ia Rogers iicy-
lie Sho:. EXptCtc en rcI araciunrz le J!ci-
l..as. BicirlctaS "IuCsoi-" - mos dc
P~rict:ca. - AIa-lc: Stree. G~sIGcoHo %
.:c.t I.is.
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{ 4 S E S f

I C~a.alo-o &c daras meXicanaS : otraS
|, .aciuraiGades CyIcasa lista de hermoso5
Eonnhrcs.
Mande u DOLLAR Y e cnviaren5s g
v!cita dc rgrreo. Husstro complete Gaia
/, logo Matrimonial. cGlt descriptions COM
/, pleas DE- mGchas jjvcneS y algrn7s VIII
da=, que bUaran = IN rlarido hleno ' nor
|, raGo. PucG1 listed ascrihir Il cualqVic-a
!, de elias y ecntrarr uU fcli= .E~atrImouio cn
|, cnuy hrcve tempo. Nosotros, pur nUcstra
!, parte. somoS personals commentaries rues-
) tro ucruciu est;t hasaGu sos:c ia horraGe"
, g 'agitimldad Isl Is QCs TO dele Cue IA
!, 2eCIcac can:idai de IN DOLLAR ira
, dc cztorsn en- una probable fELiClpAp
MATRIMONIAL. Esc-iba hoy mtsmo =:
COSUOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
|, CLUE. p. o. Bar S5S. Venice. Cal.
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Ircendio

Eu la casa numero 900 de n ca
he :. Prcsa, dondc reside el stnor ..
Tluclicn. SO dec'hro aver un lnceh-
do. q cuai produi0 0crdlc4S nor va
or de- ucsc.cut0s pesos.
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OPEE ADA

En- s.n hospital lie ~. e.uG..d, ACADIA a" ser
.v,-..da Dog 81 Ds- JrrGtia. L. S-a. Gcac.",
= Gu,;errcz 70 Gvrza.cz Eva. "-VgaI de-.
s.. D. lose Ccu-algz EyIa. de Nunt"r-s!- y L.
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A FINCAR

Gu D.inCa;e. C.s cua-tos IN 2I51 Smith .
I,agc Pif %. uu cLarto er 80 ;. Mrd.Ea {:
M:-- A--is Sheffield. -rparar IL casa 1s> ae
= Gale SoU-a; +. MARITIME. U"a EAlczl1
en- 49, Oak: 2. NjStAcvse". an r;ag1vc en- los.
Woodland .Ar.oni" Il: cia. IN e4aE'o IN 2'i"
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PERDIDAS

EUENA GRATiFICACiON Sc dar., a Ia pc.-
soma Gue deyTeira las cscritur:'S puh'Icas Gi5
,7nnnran una 7ropicGad. eXtrayiadaS 81 .
brcro II. D~iri;ansa = .luana Flores. SOS Co
ma -. -.
en- Fehr-ro ,. 81 periicrou una mala par
"a in hero. dr 10 amos ; = manos Il" al
ura una ye"ua mora de erin ccriIGa. tie
20 por hero una 4 dentro Gc una &:
dad = amos = i manus dc altur@. 4 la
persona que proporcionc pugmes cunGGcen-
- 4 recETrrarlaS. - u rratificaT. con
s25.oO. Ocurran Z Fcliciano z. Sanchez. 81
aver St. Tc,Gfono Tr. SOS. Isl
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ES I'm hecho que mis- metodos Dc
curar sin medicinal son tan Simples
como efecri2as y abso!a,amerte &c
nuiuos. Sc ha pro5aio. Dor inf
niGad de eases que 20 ne tracado,
n por medic a. estos metodos Sc
ha e.imiuado Ia causa lie u e~-fera.e-
lad ' han rcsJabiccjdo 81 salua, en-
tenares dc personals que por yooz
babian expc-imealado cUanto les IA
5is sido nos ole sin niagun resuilaao
Y GesDuts lie haner SiGo lcsanuca-
dos por e~as.sentcs esPcc.a!s.as -
G~istancia TO Is nInguM "oSlacu-',
pues he curado . muchaS hcrsoaa-
me ianaas ne ~conocido. ES-as perso-
mas esca. MY aEraGecidas ' rsco-
miendaa MS me,odos de car&r So
mediclna. lea sgs testimonies n
= edic-5u s,naEaria lie "LA thhN-
SA. Teaeo en n; po.er miles ce
esros testimonies y los cua-es man
dare con glsto . toGa gersana que
los SCsicItc.
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;hTEEC5ON! :ATENCIONi
4 CsSAPSE.
CalalGSo dc G4nas Incxicaaas y otrss
uac;onaiidaGeS = cXtenSa lista &c her
caoso5 ronbrcs
Eny:rnos IN Dollar so!amentc ) nos
ct-oS p. ver1itiTCm9s. Il vueltI dc CO.
REQ. uucS.TC complete c~ataiogU natri-
moniai con G~cS,-irciuHrs dcialladas, 20
T~OGRAFIAS. NOMERES Y DIRECCGO-
MES dc IO+snc5, scnoras ) ssnoritas
mcH:caraS y dc otTGs nGcIona!id2teS, al
gIaas viuGas &c intachables antecCden-
It's. quiC.as dc5-an cHcoEtTa- III honra-
co = J.rn csposo. I'd. puedc escrib!r-
&c tir,ctamcrte I cuaiquicra &c elias
: contraer TN matrimonio felix en- cor
&c tempo. Sonos GirH0s de conf!aaEa
Y nos iedicamos ! IN negoclo honra1o
3 lici;o. No pe-rnita. Pues, que Il Pc
qurna saEla Ge III dollar este &c per
medic entire u. y su riuy Tusiblc re
L!CEDAp MATRIMONIAL.
Escr:h2 hoy mismc ::
RELIANCE CLUB.
Box 37s. Los Angeles. Cal.
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ROFESIOSA

OCULISTA OPTlCO Ell DR.. Artiro ;7:1'nef
nar.icira a SUI clientele hater can:3'sdo sn'
oficinas del nirks B!dg.. Il No. l2 De Ia
Gale De So,edad.
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G~RATiEICARE CON $500 a IL persona Cue
ME propOrcione iuformcs ciertoS de Il Sra.
Elena Rodrieuez = de gus dos hijas. Rene
dos : Catarina Ycpez. &c 10 ) 5 amos d.
edad resi- ectivameHte. son orlSInarlnS dc
paaiam0. Gto.. cncpntri niUSe cn A2osto de
1915 rcsidiendr en- Nucvo Laredo. Ta-nps.5
en- In case 20 dc Ia Gale del Oral. Cara.
TODD iaforre sobro q particular diriiase a
Jes6s YcDcz. Maolc Ave. Fairmont Cts.
II t2o'
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H~PRESORES: - 81 neccS:;a e~saueias de
Gcfurci n. %-au5es. cstilo mexican. cscriba
piIicnio prccios : mu"straS ! .rnaclo Z.
Lozaao. lis y. Santa Rosa Ave. Str Ar
tonic. Texas.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-22
MISS Susie Merrill to
Be Buried Tuesday

Miss Susie N. Merrill. aged 10,
daughter Of Mrs, Belle Merrill, died
Sunday morning at her nome after an
Illness with tuberculosis. She was a
daughter Of the late Richard E. Mer-
rill, well known resident of this
county during his lifetime. She is SUR
vived by her mother. three brothers,
Joseph, Rannie and Gordon Merrill,
and four sisters, Mrs F. A. Trash and
the Misses Annie, Monta and Martha
Merrill. She was a member Of the
congregation Of the M. E. church,
south, and had been a faithful attend
ant at the services. She was popu-
lar young woman and her death is sin
cerely regretted. The funeral will be
held on Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock and will be conducted by the
Rev. ]. B. Yoak. Interment will be
made in oaklawn cemetery by Under
taker Musgrave and son.
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vanus May, in Raymond street, re-
turned Saturday evening TO Washing
ton. D. @, where she is in government
employ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowman. Of
Connellsyille, are guests Of Mrs. Bow
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Sam
pies, in Lloyd street.
Miss Jane Richards, of Pruntytown,
is spending a few days here.
Miss Dana Jacobs came up Saturday
from Morgantown and spent Sunday
at her home in Guffey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Pride and Mrs
sannah. Jones arrived home Saturday
from motor trip to Uricsville, o.
where they visited relatives for sew
eral days.
Lieutenant Wells, who has been Wis
iting his brother, Rev. J. E. Wells, re-
turned to Washington, D. c., Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Henderson, Of
Guffey street, were guests of the
Hoult, Higginbotham, Meredith camp
ing party at Wildwood Sunday.
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consumers Wln

The Consumers shut out the Ida
may team at Blackstone park here
yesterday by the score of one to Moth
ing. The game was played to ca
pacity crowd despite threatening
weather, and was holly contested
throughout. Harper and Pichinic Of
the Washington American league club
formed the battery for Idamay, while
Winters of the New York Nationals
occupied the box for the Consumers.
There were a large number of strike
outs, the game being purely pitch
er's battle, and there was little hit
ting Each team has now won a
game from the other, and another will
be played soon.
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BHBIdGBORGRDRIVE
FlR new BUILDING
Campaign Launched Yes
ferday, Will Be Carried
on Vigorously.

campaign was launched yesterday
morning at the morning service at
christ Episcopal church whereby it is
hoped to secure the funds for the erec-
tioi, of commodtous church home for
tbs congregation. The campaign was
launched following an inspirational
SERMON delivered by Archdeacon B. M.
spnrf. Of MoundsYille. 1t is the pur-
pose OF the congregation to have this
campaign completed by the first OF
November.
The congregation owns a splendid
iot situated at the corner OF Second
street and CASTOR avenue and the par
liz, house is located on the rear of this
lot Twenty-Five thousand dollars has
already been subscribed to the fund.
The Rev. Charles Baird Mitchell, rec
IA. .of Christ, church will push the cam
paign to rapid completion.
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King
Has Quit the Game

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Sept. ~
Wash Farley, king of west Virginia
moonshiners has quit the game. At
tending Federal court here today the
man who has made liquor in the
mountains and valleys Of Logan and
Lincoln counties for 40 years, said he
was through. Beset as he had been
b ythe "revenooers" and with the ad-
vent of state and National Prohibition
times have become too hard. the griz.
zled mountaineer said. There is nc
doubt about Wash Farley being king
Of the West Virginia moonshiners. He
admits it United States Marshal
William Osborne admits 1t.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-22

Miss Ethel Summers, Of Diamond
street, returned Sunday from a weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
TTiune.
Mrs. Anna Westfall has returned to
her home at Shinnston after visiting
her sister, Mrs. George Shoemaker in
Gnffey street.
Russell Malone, of Blaine street, is
doing nicely after a severe operation
20 .Cook hospital.
Mrs. Viola Springer, daughter, Miss
Naomi, Carl Springer and family and
Lawrence Toothman spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Springer at
Pleasant Valley.
Miss Ola May, who has been spend
ing her vacation with her father, Syl-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-22
For Burning Eczema

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied If good clear skin Is
wanted. From any druggist for Csc, or
100for large size, get abottle Of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching
and heals skin troubles also sores
burns, wounds and chafng. i pene'
trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo IS
q clean, dependable and inexpensive,
antseptic liquid. Tryit, aswe believe
nothing you have ever used Is as etec'
tive and satisfying.
The E. ". Ross 60. clsyelaado.
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Personals.

James B West was a visitor in
Fairmont yesterday.
Robert M Johnson is out again af-
ter an illness of influenza, at his
home in Sycamore.
Mrs. Georgia Ridgely and sons 81
Fairmont were guests Of friends in
Warrington yesterday.
Mrs. H. L. Hawkins spent yester-
day with friends in Fairmont.
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]. LEE PARKER BURIED

Funrela services over the body Of
]. Lee Parker well known resident
of this city were held yesterday af-
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from his late
residence on Naomi street. The
services were conducted by the Rev.
h. G. Stoetzer after which interment
was made in theS Jones cemetery at
Barnestown. The services we're well
attended and of an impressive nature.
The pail bearers were Messrs. Harry
Hostetter, o. F. jenkins, Rollo j.
Conley C. W. Munden, Henry Nc
Daniel and William Gaskins.
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Bog Sumner.

Members Of the Methodist church
held box supper in the Wilson build
ing at Rymer on Saturday night.
There was an overflow attendance
and all the boxes and number Of
cakes were sold. One hundred and
eighty dollars was taken in, which
will be used to complete the payment
of the church piano. Many Manning
ton people attended.
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w. GILL.

( a. business meeting of the W. c. T.
U. will be held Tuesday afternoon at
ESQ o'clock at the Diamond street
church. Additional delegates will be
elected to the state convention at
wheeling early in October and each
member is urged to be present.
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Raptlat church Notes

9aIatIne Baptist Church Notes'
& The Woman's Mission Circle OF the
Paiatine Baptist church will meet on
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
orr in Merchant street.
The B. Y. P. U. program committee
win have meeting at the church Oh
Thursday evening. Every member OF
the committee is expected to be pres
mt
Miss Mildred Naples Sunday school
class Of this church will hike to Pleas
ant Valley Friday evening and have a
Wetner roast.
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FUNERAL o. JoHN .. MUaeRAvEl

FUNERAL OF JOHN Z. MuSGRAVE'
A large number of people were
present yesterday at the funeral Of
John Thomas Musgrave which took
Face from his late residence at Ha-
gans at ten O'Clock. Brief services
were held at that hour after which
the body was taken to the zoar Bap-
fist church where further services
were held. The body was inferred
in the Zoar cemetery by undertaken
Musgraye and son.
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Infant biz

Jack Eugene, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. S. Howard Jones died at
their home in Burttown Friday morn
ing after a few days illness of chol-
era infantum. The child was nine
months old. the funeral was held
from the home at two o'clock yes
terday afternoon, and interment was
made in the Warrington cemetery.
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Move to cambrldae, ON

Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette shrlver and
children are moving 10 Cambridge,
Ohio, where the former has accepted
position. Mr.. Shriver has been an
employee Of the Bowers Pottery here
for several years past.
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FUNERAL or MRS. CARL sAREyE.
Mrs. Carl shreye. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Robey Of Lumber
port, whose death occurred on FRI
day was buried on Sunday with sery.
ices from the Robey home. Burial
was made In the Odd Fellows ceme-
terry. She was formerly Miss Binie
Robey.