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Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
DOUBT IF BoISHEVIKI
 WILL ACCEPT WILSON'S BID
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NnE ECNlCN AzC1ASoQ NlreN
 PARIS, Jan. 2S.-(By the Associated PreSSsl-RusSian leaders here think that the decision of the supreme coun- ell of the peace congress to invite bol- shevist leaders 10 a conference con, stltuteS the greatest victory the bol- Shevism could ever hope to attain.
 IL would not be surprising. however. IT the bOlSheviStS would refuse to par ucipate in the meeting, they say, us ing the same ~imperJinent language which they have already adopted in their communications with President Wilson.
 Sergius Sazonoff. former Russian foreign minister, and Prince Lvoff. former premier. are united in their Op- position to the plan, insisting that the nOn-bolShevist element of Russia which is largely in the majority there. will be adversely influenced by the decision.
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TO ERECT LIBERTY HALLS
 INSTEAD OF MONUMENTS
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2S,-ErectiOn Oi
 Liberty Halls" in every city instead or monuments in memory Of the sol dlers vhO fell in battle was urged by George W Coleman. publicity repre- sentative of the department of labor, Tn an address here tonight on labor conditions
 The building of halls for civic pur. poses, NIT. Coleman asserted, not only would be a more fitting tribute to the soldiers who gave their lives. but would help solve the labor problem by simultaneously using large part oi the present labor surplus.
 NIT Coleman said that the building industry Is about $S.OOO, ,OOO.OO behind as result of the war.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
6oLSHEVIKI LEADERS AIMS
 WEAKENING, LACK OF CASH
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LONDON, Jan SS,-NikOlai Lenine, the bOlShevik premier Of Russia. and Leon TrOtzky, minister of war and ma rine. speaking recently before the Mos COW soviet, confessed that the bOlShe- wiki regime is bankrupt, especially re garding industrial production. finance and food, according to a HelSIngfOrS dispatch to the Mail.
 They said experts from the middle class were invited to cooperate with the SOviecS, 4 similar invitation has been addressed. the speakers said. to intellectuslS who have heretofore stood outside the civil war. Tn refer ring to the foreign policy of the coun- try, TrOtzky- is reported to have inti- mated that the soviet government was prepared under certain conditions. to abandon its internatiOnalist aims and raise the banner of Russia for the Russians
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
North. East. West, South

newspapers discontinued make 
  policies,
 
  in histOr havec asnf much Of advantage hUans They among is
  things greater variety comforts
  and selection Look about
  advertising possible Advertising all all all al working O kings little
  for everything telling he il know
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

merly director general os civilian re- lief for the American Red Cross. it was announced tOnisht by the na- ttOOal investigation hGrsS0.
 The inquiry by Ar, Persons, the statement added. has the approval of the war department, He win sail January SS Snd be abroad about three months, The seven organizations which participated in the recent war work campaign win not be included in the inquiry,
 Nr, Persons, il was explained, will work in full cooperation with the with a view to suSSest, ing Improvement or their work. He will also survey the general European relief situation to find out what re> lief may be required nom the Ameri. can public in the next few months.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
TO MARRY FOR LOVE
 GIVES UP HER TITLE
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LONDON, Jan, 2S Cvia NOntrean = King George has consented to the re- nuncialion hN Princess Patricia of COnnaUght of both her title of Prin- cess and her style of address as royal higlmesS on her marriage next month to Commander Lord Alexander Ram say, brother of the Earl of Daihousie. The princess after her marriage will be known as Lady Patricia Ramsey. She will receive considerable for tune from the estate of her mother, the late Duchess Of COnnaught.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Bisbee Soldier-SaiIors' Camp

especially time in Bbee camp  The all  
 
 
 
  Is such the
  public spirited country
  Soviet league would strike
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
FINLAND SENDS DEPUTIES
 TO PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE
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PARIS. Jan 9S-The Aland islands, an archipelago belonging to Finland in the mouth of the Gulf of BOthnia, has sent as deputatiOn to Paris two members of the general council of the archipelago and NJ Sun6lOm. dep uty for the Aland islands to the Fin nish diet
 The deputatiOn expresses itself strongly against the Finnish govern ment's treatment of the islands in sending Military Governor vOn BOus- dOrff there with Finnish speaking troops and in treating the islanders as rebels The delegation today ex- pressed the hope that they would find in the peace conference and in French public opinion support sufficient 10 realize their aspirations.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
ESTHoNIANS CONSENT
 TO APPEAR AT CONFERENCE
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FAhIS, Jan 1S,-(By the Associated Press, ,l-CharleS R. PUsta. represent. ing the TsthOniGn government at the peace conference. said tonight that the ESthonianS were ready to send delegates to the Prince islands to give their views to the powers. but that they wish to maintain the right to put forward the same views Rt the peace conference in Paris. rom which they expect definite satisfaction of their claims.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
sIX SAILORS LOSE
 LIFE IN HEAVY SEA
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SEATTLE, Wash. Jan, SS> - Six members of the crew of the fIvemsst. cd British schooner Janet CSrrutherS, are believed to have lost their lives early today when they attempted 10 reach shore in a hfebOat at the en- trance to Gr9ys HarbOr, Wash, when the schooner was driven aground in the breakers Captain Carney and Oth- CT members of the crew succeeded in reaching safety, One of the worst storms in years Is sweeping the GrayS HarbOr country,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
CALF. TO FLORIDA
 FLYER AT FT. WORTH

FIT, WORTH, Texas, Jan, SS,-Maj, Theodore .. MacAuley. commanding officer of Taliaferro field of this city. making an attempt in a De Haviland plan to break all ocean to ocean flight records, arrived at the field here at II a. m, today and left at noon for Jacksonville, Fla On his return from san DieSo the flyer made the 14OO miles in Is hours actual flying time.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
DONATE
 BIG. SUM TO RED CROSS

DENVER, Jan. 2S.-Cattlemen con tri6uted $4S,S4S to the American Red Cross today. through auction of a herd of 1-OSS heifers, auctiOned at the Den yer stock show by Red Cross chapters of Wyoming and Colorado. The big geSt pen of Red Cross feeders came from Fl Paso county, Colorado. there being 121 in the lot The average price was $15.5O a hundred.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
4ooo HUNS DURING WAR
 INTERNED BY GOVT

WASHINGTON. Jan. sS-Four thou, sand and twenty enemy aliens were in termed by the United States during the war, the department of justice today informed the house immigration com mlttee, which is considerins a bill authorizing the deportation of these persons. Twenty-two hundred of them were merchant seamen and the re- msinder resident aliens.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE OF CHARITY FUNDS FOR EUROPE

NEW YORK. Jan, sS,-lnveStigStiOn as to the manner in which war char fty funds provided by the American public are expended in Europe by more than 100 organizations will be conducted by W Frank Persons. for
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SIR DAVID ssATU
 TO eIVs UP COMMAND
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LONDON. Jan, sS,-A6miral Sir David Beatty, according to a dispatch to the Westminster Gazette from RoSythe, will soon give up the com, mand of the British grand fleet and come to London as firSt lord of the admiralty, The present first sea lord sS Admiral Sir RoSSlyn WeymSS.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
TO DELIVER GROCERIES
 BY AERIAL MAIL

CHARLESToWN. W. Va. Jan. sS. "A charter issued today to a local Srooery company of Charleston and hanaWh2 City authorizing S'delivery Of groceries and food products by aerial navigation" is said by Secre, tary Young to be the first of the kind ever sranted in America on request of business organization.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
PIONEER FLYER CALLED
 FOR HIS LAST FLIGHT

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S,-Harry $. Hardness, only son Of the late LamOn V Hardness, standard oil millionaire. died of Spanish influenza at his home here tonight Mir Hardness was own CT of the Sheepshead Bay speedway. where he promoted automobile racing. He was a pioneer aviator and had made many flights. He is surViy iyed by his widow
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
CHICAGO BB. CLUB ID TRAIN IN CALIFORNIA

CHICAGO, Jan. sS-Definite an nOuneement was made tonight that the Chicago National league club will do its spring training at Pasadena. Cal The players will leave here March 9. The players will spend 16 days on the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
AUNT OF MIR. WILSON
 DIES IN DENVER, COLO.
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DENVER, Jan, 2S,-MrS. Helen Stnl Woodrow. aunt of President Wilson. died tonight at the home of her daugh, ter, Mrs, Harriet Woodrow Welles of this city, She was - years old.
 Mrs Woodrow was the wife of the brother of President Wilson's mother and sister of General Joshua Sill. after whom Fort Sill. Okla. was named.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
DENVER WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE VIA
 GAS STOVE ROUTE
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DENVER. Jan 2S-8Irs. Mary c. kirkvOOd, business woman of Den yer and Estes Park. was found dead in the kitchen of her home here to- day by a maid The gas burners in the kitchen range were found open She was secretary of the WOmen'S Denver county council of defense and had been ill She was 6S years old.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST
 s. F. EDITOR DISMISSED
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SAN FhANOISOU, Jan -S- = DlS- missal of the criminal libel suit brought against Fremont Older. edi- tor of the San Francisco Can. by John O'Gara. an attorney. on the ground that Older had defamed him in a pub lished recital of the editors personal experiences was ordered here today by a police judge.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
FRENCH TORPEDO BOAT STRIKES MINE AND SINKS
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PARIS Jan 2S--The French tor pedO boat No S25 has struck a mine and sunk off the coast of Tunis. Eighteen men Of the crew are missing. Torpedo boat No. S25 was launched in 1906. The vessel was 122 feet long and had 8 speed of 26 knots an hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
OH, GRAPE JUICE
 SHADES OF BILL BRYAN.
 RANDALL. HOW COULD YOU

WASHINGTON. Jan. sS.-A bill in troduced today by Representative Ran dau of California. prOhibitionist. to define the term intoxicating liQuor'' as used in federal laws. says il means containing alcohol in any degree whatever"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
TEXAS TO CALIF.AlR FLIGHT IN PROGRESS

DEL RIO. Tex, Jan, sS,-Three air planes of the squadron flying nom Houston to the Pacific coast arrived here today from Kelly field. San An, tonic The flight frOm San Antonio was made in 7S minutes, The squad, ron is in need of new propell0r and has ordered it shipped from San An tonic,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
PERSIAN MINISTER ARRIVES
 IN PARIS FOR PEACE FARLEY
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TOULON. Jan. sS (Havas).-A Per sian mission consisting of seven members and including the minister lot foreign affairs. arrived here yester- day on the French battleship DiderOt.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
ENGLISH COAL. MINERS
 STRIKE FINALLY ENDS
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LONDON, Jan 2S-The strike of the 147 Yorkshire coal miners who quit work today when the owners re fused to meet their demands was set tied late today by the coal controller who agreed to cOncede the 2O minutes dead time" for meals while the mines are under government control The men are to return to work Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Giants WiH Train IR Texds TOwn
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NEW YORK. JSn. 9S,-The New York National league baseball team will train at Gainesville. Fla. next spring instead of Marlin. Tex. where it had gone for II successive years. it was announced tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Where Next :?

That 500 have killed
  and that Russian bOshv leaders,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Not a Prelude of Panics

Pessinism panic periods general enthusiasm winds that business financial time office specuang advising clients and to the of
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
s. F. BUTTER PRICES
 DROP 10 CENTS IN WEEK
 HOORAY, BISBEE. NEXT
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S.-Butter dropped to 50 cents wholesale in the local market today, a decline of 1 cents since yesterday and 10 cents since the first of the week
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Also Embroidery Work

Prohibition will destroy also about his ability cocktails about but his deftness syntheszing dressing
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Who'd a Thought it2

With milk coming. come into its a
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Both Leave a Brown Taste

common: continue completely
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Ask the Suffragette

Nov that Big B' that Chrsbel upward is workable worry theory he
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

dispatch from TOkiO January II. credited ToSIO newspapers with the assertion that Mir. Morris would soon go tol Siberia in connection with the railroad situation in that country. which at the time was in chaotic condition
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Too True, Alasl

It Iiarrys suggestion 10 point Is in brevier which
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
 FROM JAPAN TO SIBERIA
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IUhlU, Weune>uaN, Jan, 1---(By the Associated Press l-Roland s. Morris, the American ambassador to Japan. left here this morning for Si- beria- NIT, Morris will travel by way of Korea and Hsrbin. Nanchuria.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

Easel Cmpedl payroll hOWth a if he pluck and perseverance,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
The Solid Kind

poo is best
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Hot Shots

Dear Hank F. Two fully that have
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

Every little hotel has Hoover of it's own
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

Long before the prohibition movement pages dry
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

Whaf has become reporter he Probably quit the year. June3
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

With coming may again al a
 Also Embroidery Work insistentIy cOnceied about his ability about but his deftness at syntheszing salad dressing
 Overcoming Handicap Padewski probably popular Onghaid man in the 
 The Solid Kind Somebody good Is
 Too True. Alas! Hary Paragraph Prohibition test in 10 point Psbst Is in near be which
 Ask the Suffragette that Miss Chriabel Pankhurs delightful thing about now is to make the theory fit the
 Hot Shots your place and can truth fully that I ten has a Hoover of it's own placed on paps payroll at sl5OOOO all of which show if he has pluck and dry
 What reporter felt and got drunk Probably quit at the end of the FizzcaI SOth- Field eabied the Burleson cables
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-16
Pittsburgh

/ PITTSBURGH, Dec. 16. = Guffey-
Gillespie Oil was the only active stock
IN the local market. On gateS OF more
than 5000 shares it advanced to 35&,
but later reacted to 80 and closed un-
changed for the day. Oklahoma Gas
declined from 45 to AN on moderate
dealings and Pittsburgh OIL and Gas
cloe.sI u lower at 14ton light trad4ng.
Ohio Fue: Supply was firmer and
closed u higher at 51h, while Man
ufacturers Light and heat declined
from 50 to IS and Closed at the low
est other members OF the oil and
gas group were extremely dull with
in a narrow range Of fluctuations.
American Window Glass Machine
common was heavy, closing 11s lower
at 12414, but United States Glass was
81 higher at G6, and Pittsburgh Plate
Glass, which was quoted ex-dividend,
close at 156 bid, 100 asked. The
Westinghouse issues were dull but
firm, Air Brake closing unchanged at
ia and Electric Y higher at SO. In
The inactive lis ia feature was the sale
Of 200 shares OF West Penn Traction
and Water Power common at 6, a de-
cline of So from the last previous sale
and the lowest ever quoted. With the
exception Of the Fourth Liberty Az
government Dsllds were slightly lower.
Following is an official summary OF
Transactions recorded on the Puts
burgh Stock Exchange Monday, De-
ramhcY. tx.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-16
Oil aud Gas.

Their. is slight Improvement in
- .seras3 size OF the latest compile
tions in the West Virginia fields. In
Troy diStrict, G4lmer county, the Hope
Natural Gas Company's second test
on the Bowyer-C Camden heirs' tract
has been completed IN the Berea grit.
1t is producing 20 barrels a day. This
location iS soc feet west of No. 3 on
the G. A. Bowyer farm. In Union dis :
trict, Clay county, the Davenport On
Company has now drilled its test on
the Re/I0ayenport farm below where
the Big Injun sand should have been
encountered, missing that formation
entirely. All OF the wells in this dis
t:lct got tEeir production in the Big
Jnjun formation.
In Walton district Roane county,
the United Fuel Gas Company's test
on the Sarah F. Taylor farm is a
gasser in the Big Injun sand. In.
Grant district, Ritchie county, the
CORVALLIS Oil and Gas Company has
now drilled Its test on the William
Gilbert farm through the SQuaw sand.
1t is dry in this and oil upper forma-
lions. In Murphy district the Cairo
Oil Companyrs No. Z on the Michael
Mcclure farm is 3 light pumper in
the salt sand.
On Coal River, Sherman DISTRICT,
Boone county, the OhioN Cities Gas
Company's second test on the L. M.
Lafollett farm, completed some time
ago, Is holding up at 50 barrels day.
In Simpson district, Harrison county,
the Hope Natural4 Gas Com7any's test
on the John Stout farm Is fair gas
ser in the Gordon sand.
In McKim district, Peasants cOun-
-, the Smith Oil Company has two
barre. pumper in the Keener sand at
o second test on the William j. Shin
gleton farm. In Washington dis
trict, Gallaner 6 Co.'S. lest on the J. H.
Iaethei farm Is showing for a light
pumper. The Carnegie Natural Gas
Conpany's second tsst on the William
Mason farm, located in Proctor dis
trict, Wet1el county, developed a pay
in the Gordon sand. The hole has
filled up 200 feet with fluid. 1t is
still drilling. In Freeman's Creek dis
trict Lewis county, the Reserve Gas
Company has q fifth sand gasser at
It's test on the r. B. Carpenter farm,
In Big Sandy district, Kanawha
county, tho Ohio Fuel OH -Company's
test on tho saphronia Young farm is
through the SQuaw sand and produc-
ing 20 barrels d day. Nos. 2 and on
this farm are drilling and the location
made for No. s. In the same district.
the Cincinnati Oil and Gas Company
IS building the rig for a test on the
G. w. Hays farm. The LawrencPiou
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-16
New York Z

NEW YORK. Dec. 1e-Price move
ments during a desu!tory session OF
the stock exchange we're mainly down
ward. despite further rncdef:ts I'm.
pfovement In the International Tx
change situattcn SUD more 6psful
5s!gns in domastc industrial casndition
4 These conditions wsrs offset by
tighter n0ae!. dec mainly to heavy
transfers OF bank funds in connec-
ton with the payment Of Federal IN
come taxes and the decision OF tho
United States Supreme Court sus-
tanning the validity Of war time pro-
hibition.
h General news over the weekend
3ealt with the unabated demands for
nletchandise ct leading business CEN
.ers, variable gains in tonnage at prin-
3slpal railway terminals and the plans
81 American bankers for the formula
don Of a comprehensive foreign trade
The deadlock in Congress respect
Ing the immediate future Of the trans
portation systems was again reflect
ed in the heaviness Of rails while
latest aspects of the Mexican situation
accounted for the reaction among oils
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-16

conpshs hing 81 Il ts Or DE
Ilitchie on arm
81 Cettef elmer county
the OIL Pufpo oirp anyss Test Ctl
The CIV. Hend eron farm islshuwing
Tor aEdly hole inthe Big Intun sand.
In Clay dIstrict, Richie county, the
Carnegie Natural Gas Company has a
Big 1ntUn sand gasser at it's test on
the ], o. Cross farm. Ir. Murphy dis
trlct Lockhart q Cos. test on the
Thomas Atoms farm Is showing a lit
tie oil in the salt sand.
In Lafayette district, peasants counl
ty, Hopkins Wright & Co.'S No. 8 on
the oliver GorreIl farm. IS holding
up at Is barrels day. In Union dis
trict, Wood county, the Economy OIL
Company has flve-barrel pumper at
a second test on the N. q. Gribble
farm. In Grant district, Richie coun-
ty, Gillespie has five barrel pumper
at No. IA on the Henry Layfield farm.
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AGENTS. WANTED

WANTED BONANZA fOr Agents and
Statesmen. Brilliantine, most pop
ular mineral laundry article; Won
dertul seller; real repeater; peFma-
nent business; exclusive territory;
large profits; prompt shipments. Ad-
dress: Morrison Mineral Factory, st,
Louis, Missouri, l2-t-l2t-6S71.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-16

WITH BOOKS NEAR BROOKS.
Even lovers with sunny looks are
apt to select shady nooks.-Cartoons
Magazine.
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OH Gas
Il sala ind Produce

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. = Strength de.
veloped In the corn market yesterday,
owing largely to 9 nOtable advance in
sterling exchange. Tho close was
finn, 7sc 10 1880 not higher, with jan
nary GI.2ear1 MGy M.62E@1,33. Oats
gained 1c 10 " in proyisIoas the out
como varied tom 12c d sctno to q rlse
of Ace.
Upward swings OF The corTl mar
let showed theit greatcgt force
around the opening ard the<ciose, cs-
peciaIly during the last 10 minutes.
Articles. CEen. Close.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
TK08fEE7s SALE 81 FAIR60N7

hERI 60 ny e
B& virtue Of the authority in me
yesEeAby a certain DECD OF trust bear
ing daA on the 18th day Of February,
1915, EXECUTED by gilbert Gwynn to
the undersigned TrY Btee, to secure the
payment OF cert lin note made by
the said Gilbek Gkynn to Thomas 8.
Neptune and tfahsferred by him to
The independently Qrder Of Odd Fell
lows LumberpoH lodge, which said
trust is of recofd int1e office of the
Clerk of the County cburt OF Marion
county West Y irgInia, m Trust Deed
Book No. 80 page A5t, and default
having been n ade inI The payment OF
said Obligation and be undersigned
trustee havin been SotifIed By the
holder of SAID note s to do the w
dersigned as such trustee, will on
SATURDAY 8ANUA1 y Sd, SzON pei
ginning 80 o'cloc k p H., at Ehe
front door Of the court 9use OF VA
rion cduntyd WeStN Virginia, sell at
public AuctipPto theN highest restoQI
sible. bkdepg Lot No. in Block ~
in tfPI Est Park a dition t9Fair-
mont, blat Of whicN said a9 tion IS
Of rec4 in said IF 4e in 7ed az, Book ok
No. 11S d page m ito "E9 said lot
fronting 6nAMarylatl6 avenue 40 feet
and eftendi1iA batk with a uniform
widtKa distano Iof 10 feet to an al !
Bling the msAs al estate which
was conveyed to I said Gilbert
Gwynn BY Thomas S!SNeptune and
wife, by deed Of recq rd fnSSsid office |
in Deed Book 201 page 2SS. ~
Term$.
Cash in hand on d y of sale. |
Given under my n Ind this the Sth =
day OF December, 1R19.
NJ. w. OGDEN, Trustee.
12-951s-2s-ao
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YARNS FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Farm, 49, aefeS 20
woodland, 80 bottom, rest rolIinB i.
can be worked with tractor. Houses
barn, fruit; we'll watered. 1aSmtIel
north Of Parkersburg. ] II. Elem.
ing, Barlow, Washington county,
Ohio. 12-1S-6t-694s
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.FOk SALE-FTVe room cottage, 'front.'
AMI rear porches. Lot 40xl24. Real
bargain. Address Box 1854 care West
Yirginian. 12-16-4t-6S64.
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FOR RENT-TFo furnished rooms TOT
light housekeeping and one sleeptIl
room. 519 Walnut avenue. Pholis
691-M. l2-16sSt-