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The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08

I. R. King and daughter, Miss
were Hatton residents in
fednesday. Miss Edythe has
emily returned from Chicago,
The has been studying.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08

" Sheriff w. E. Anderson left
Hay morning for Little Rock.
in charge two boys who had
'atenced to the reform school,
Utient for the state hospital.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08

Purcell and Miss Lena Lyons,
ng people living near Mena,
rried at the courthouse Tues
moon by the Rev. J. B. Dyass.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08

nd Mrs. George Carver of
sport, La, who had been Wis
Mena, returned to their home
+, we'll pleased with their out
he highlands.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08

Woodside. manager of the
Ford Cantaloupe Seed Growers
nv, spent 3 few hours in Mena
y: He was shown around by
Sossarnon, and stated that he
here the right soil for growing
& o. cantaloupes, and that, SO
he could zee. the only thing
The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08

McPhetrige q Martin have moved
their law Office to rooms over the
Model grocery.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08

~. Al. Thornton left Wednes-
srnoon for Van Buren,. where
o attend the trial of George
accused Of the robbery of the
Alma, and also charged with
ldervoort bank robbery.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08

Joe Stafford, who is attending col
lege at Saltwater, Ok, spent the
Fourth in Mena with his aunt, Miss
Bridget Clancy.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08

Stings or bites of insects that are
followed by swellings. pain or itching
should be treated promptly as they
are poisonous. BILLIARDS SNOW
LINIMENT counteracts the poison
1t is both antiseptic and healing. Price
25c, soc and $100 per bottle. Sold by
Jackson Drug Co.-Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08

0. L. Henderson. county farm
agent, left Monday for DeQueen,
where he will assist in the organiza-
ton of the Sewer county farm
bureau.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08

], 5ONAI-. NOTES
4. --->->-.-.. .-~---~~~~~~-~~-~~
ninth spent the Fourth with
it Wickcs-
l Ellison. Board Camp mer-
\ 'as in Mena on business
Lhay.
Lacy left Tuesday afternoon
srkana. where he expects to
some time.
/ Wilcox Of near Ink was in
ednesday enfoute to Calvin,
isit his sister.
r. L. Bonner and daughter,
d .dge, came up from Wander
\ sdnesday and called on Mena
h Early Of Sheridan, Ark, re-
4 , Mena Tuesday to look after
L ress Of the work on the jeff
2 ighway.
L !. II. Smithson Of Ben Frank
who is conducting a revival
at Hatfield, was in Mena to
b al friends Tuesday.
/ N. Williams and daughter of
|. ham, Ala, arrived in Mena
for visit with Mrs. Will
/ lther, DR.. w. G. Vandiver.
/ Purcell and Miss Lena Lyons,
/ ng people living near Mena,
rried at the courthouse Tues
moon by the Rev. j. B. Dyass.
nd Mrs. George Carver of
sport, La, who had been Wis
| Mena, returned to their home
| we'll pleased with their out
he highlands.
McKeen. who recently sold his
st Of Mena, and bought city
is now snugly located in
home, corner Ninth street and
4 avenue.
i. Smith Of oklahoma City is
Mr. and Mrs. 4 w. Ingram.
s to stay three weeks in Polk
fine climate. The visitor is
Of Mrs. Ingram.
Il. r. King and Daughter, Miss
were Hatton residents in
'ednesday. Miss Edythe has
. emily returned from Chicago,
|ihe has been studying.
IN Sheriff w. E. Anderson left
Hay morning for Little Rock.
H in charge two boys who had
Nntenced to the reform school,
Wtient for the state hospital.
Gladys Lee, who has been in
several weeks helping in the
her sister. Miss Mabel, who
seriously Ill, left Tuesday for
18th to resume her duties with
5ann Photo Company.
Wood and his sister, Miss Ed
Idren of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Yocana, left Tuesday with
lcles, Clip and Jim Southern
'isit at the latter's home at
Ok.
Gallagher and j. d. Shaver.
ID stand staying around Mena
a ball game no longer, so they
by local freight to Heavener
day to see the concluding
E the series.
|fJ. A. Thornton left Wednes-
srnoon for Van Buren,, where
0 attend the trial of George
accused Of the robbery of the
Alma, and also charged with
ldervoort bank robbery.
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The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08

President j. T. Magruder of the
First National Bank, DIR. J. G. Hilton
and DR.. L. o. Dickson, left Sunday
for Gulfport, Miss, where they will
spend week or more fishing.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06

dzinie sci rano wydarzyia sic sill
ma eksplozya, wyrzadzajac miesz-
kancom tych dzielnic znaczne szko-
dy. Przeszio 700 dom6w W sasiedz-
twie z~ostalo uszkodzonych, a straty
te DO dis dzie6 ~ieszCze ME So po-
wetowane lax bye powinny. Jak via
domo. odbyly sic W tym celu posie-
dzenia i zebrania kcmitetow oby--
watelskich. ma kt6rych omawiano
jakim sposobem pczbyt sic raz ma
zawsze owych wapienek, by miesz-
kahcy ME byli narazeni ma wypadki
i n~ieszczsscia. Wybrany zostal W tel
sprawie komitet do szyhkiego dz1a-
lania. Przed kilku dniaml otrzyma-
li&my list cd adwckata J6zef W. No.
SEX. kt6ry i1formuie mas. re po Kill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06

w tvch dniach parowcem Alaoa--
ma do Muskegon i Lake Wood
Mich. ma 6wu tygodniowe wakac!e
wvjechala p. Helena ~szyperska, Fam.
r 1416 Dickson VI. P-zy okazyl
takie zwiedzi inne m~iejscowcsci'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06

ku konferencyach odbytych 2 adWo>
katami tel firmy, zgodzono sic tyl-
ko ma jedna rzecz, a to by ME rohic
zadnych w%ybuch6w W niedziele, AM
w godzinach porannych. Sprawe
zniesienia firmy i wyrugowania jeJ
stamtad odroczon. M diva tygo--
dnie, ably daG czas do namysiu adj
wokatom i dyrekcyi. w dzielnicy tel
zamieszkuja tyIAo Polacy i Czesi. Je-
Sli W dwoch tysodniachanie przyj--
die do porozpmienia, sprawl ca
la oddana Z~ostanie do sadu.
Pahstwu z Lukaszewskich P. J..
Szatkowskim. Fam. pnr. 2S05 N.
Central Park ave, W Avondale, PREY
byia ra SWAT hoza c6recz~-
ka. Matka | dziecie maia sic do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06
nNOTATKIA


Pieoiu mezCzyzn z~aJechaio cieza--
rowym automobilem pred dom PM.
1901 Drexel blvd. wczoraj rych&o ra-
no. skad zahrali re sklepu z~najdu-
jacego sic W ziemi tuz obok domu,
so pudef wodki, nalezacej DO Maryi
Saliskiej i Antoniego Homara.
W obrebie dw6ch parafii polskich,
sw. Tojciecha i $w. Amy, PREY l9ej
I Lincoln ul., znajduia sic dchrze
znane kazdemu ,,wapienki" pod naz-
wa Chicago Union Lime Works. "
ktorych dnia SGD marCa T. b. o 60
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06

Wszystkim krewnym | znaio-
mym Gonosimy te smutna via
domosc IL najukochansza corka
I siostra nasza
5. P.
Teresa Szarmach
czicnkini Tow. Polek Najsw.
Maryi Fanny No. 40 Zjednocze-
MIA, DO kr6tkiej lecz ciezkiej cho
robie, pozegnaia sic z tym swia-
tenn. ]opatrzona Sw. Sacramento
mi, dnia SGD sierpnia, 1920 r.,
o godzinie 9tej rano, przezyW-
sly lat 10.
Pcgrzeb odbedzie sic W po-
niedziaiek, dn. 9go sierpnia. o
godzinie 9tej rano. 2 domu "a
1oby pnr. 4816 S. Winchester
ave-, do koSciola Sw. J6zefa. a
stamtad ma cmentarz Zmart-
wychwstania Panskiego.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
/ zuajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Jan i Maryanna Szarmach,
rcdzice; Jan, Franciszck, Bar
! bcra, Katacsyna. Maryanna,
Michal j WIadyslaw, bracia /
siostry: Franciszek Polcyn 4
Leon Grona, szwagrowie; Zu-
zanna, Helena / Maryanna, -
bratowe, wraz z Gaia rodzina. Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06
Los Angeles, 6 sierpnia. - "

Los Angeles, 6 slerpnla. - "
binrzc agency de facto" rzadu
n,eksykahskiego zosta}a ogolszo-
ma wiadomo$t, zc reprczentanci
prowizoryczncgo prezydcnta dc
la Hucrtv, ktorzy odbyli konierea
eye Z gubcrnatorem Cantu I poi
nocncgo dystryktu Nizszej Kali
~iornii, domagaIi sic Cd niego by
bezwarunkowo poddal sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06
HUERTA WYSYLA KOMI-
SYE DO CANTU.

Meksyk, .miasta, 6 sierpnia. -
Prowizoryczny prczydent de Ia
Eiucrta wysiai komisye do Este
bar Cantu, gubernatora Nizszej
kalifornii. cclem nakfonienia 60,
bv zaprzcstai buntu przeciwko
r2adowi fcdcralneinu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06

brze. W przyszla niedziele ~cdDedzie
sic chrzesi dziewCzecia, kt6rej JaKo
chrzestni sluzyc bedq: p. ). LuKa-
szewski i PAM II. S~zatkowska.
- Q y
Onegdaj O godzinie 'ej rano W Ko-
sciele n. W. Sw. Michaia Archanlota
W South Chicago btogostaW'o"y
zostal zwiazek m~alzehski p. Jozeia
Golika z PARMA Stanislawa PERI cor
ka wdowy PAM Emilii PERI. Cczta
weselna odbyla sic W domu matKi
PAM mlodej pnr. 1927 Burley ave
y 81
Ma plebanii sw. Nary Masdalehy'
W South Chicago. bawi cd kilku dni
\. Teofil Pudiowski, ~probozscz pa
raft sw. Kazimierza, W St. Louis
Mo. Podeimowany on Jest goscinnle
X. Edwarda Kowalewskiego pro-
boszcza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06

BUCZERNIA do wynajecia z lodo-
wnia i wszystkiem co ~potrzeba. 1922
Wabansia ave. Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06

POTRZEBA filters / ,stainers'. -
1147 W. Ohio ul. O. xxx
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06

fCdcralneinu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06

DO wynajecia pomieszkania male -
Is pokoje - $3.00 m~iesiecznie -
2-2 pokoje $500 - 1-5 pokote S..
bez gazu. Dobre ola ubogich rodzin.
ZgiosiC sic do Dziennika Chicago
sk:ego. AAA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06
DRORNE OCI.nSZENIA
ZAWIADOMIENIE OGOLNE.

Kazda rodzina stanie sic szcZesli-
va DO nabyciu ksiazki ,.Dycta DO
NOVA / Kuchnia Ekonomiczna'. Dy-
eta zawiera rady i wskaz6wki. jak
jeSG i co je$& - podczas roznych
chor6b, jak reumatyzm, suchoty, W
chorcbie cukrowej ftp. Kto sic try"
ma zasad mojej dyety, ME moe cier-
pieG zatwardzenja, b5lu glowy. zgag!,
ociezalosci. zawrot6w, gaz6w ME
tylko, re zabezpiecza sobie zdrowie,
a.e wkrotce p%rzekonl sic, re ami pt-
quick, ami herbatek ME p~otrzebuje.
Dyeta zawiera r6Wniez obiady eko-
nom!czne dla naszych polskich To-
DIN piracy. kt6re moga bye zastoso-
van akazdym domu. Ia przysla--
MEM jednego dolara (s1.00) W pre-
kazie luJ dcbrze obw;nietym liScie.
otrzymacie te wartoSciowa ksiazke.
Adres. John +. Rozner. Il. 2. Box 81.
Stevens Point. Wis. 10
BUCZERNlA do wynajecia z lodo-
wnia wszystkiem co ~potrzeba. l522
Wabansia ave. Z
Pok6j do w~ynajecia. 100 Milwau-
kee ave. 6
KRAWIECTWO!
POLSkA S.KOLA
dla 7nezczy.n / kooiet Cczyrny
ju, robienia kieSZeni. praSoVan:a. etc,
" dAeh ~wieclorari. pred&o, Srunto-
wn!e tanio. Doswiatc1enie praktycz-
ne podczas nau&i. Przyjdz aldo napisz
po polsku.
NATIONAL SCHOOL
Room 323. - ". WRAhinRton 81.
UCZCIE sic balwierstwa zarabiajcie
pien.adze podczas nauki. pare iygo-
dni potrzeba. WeedenS. 1888 Madi-
SON III. IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06

TMEBLOWANE pokoje do wynaje-
cia. 6SS Milwaukee ave. Hotel War
SZaWa. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06
nROpNC nCI nS7CNIA

ZGUBIONO mala portmonetke z 3
pierscionkami w skladzie Wieboldta.
Osoba kt0ra telefonowala raczy zg}o-
sic sic pnr. 2439 Cortland vi. Te-
lefon Armitage 1897. Nagrcda. 7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-06

posski polityf. oy wtekszy cry mn'e9
nv "a obowiasek poczytywae soois
,nwinien stale r~eklAmowae narodo-
Voc nasZa.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-26
EXTERNAL COLD
TREATMENT that
WILL PENETRATE
Colds, Group and other Inflam.
atoms Of the Air Passages Quick.
" Respond TO Gowan'S the Orig.
lnaI Penetrating SalVe.

Made with an Animal Fat Base
that Goes Right in. Produces
Rubefaeient Effect without ri.
tation and Breaks up Congestion
In the Blood Vessels.
Colds and Group originate in the
bronchial tubes. You cannot reach
the seat OF the troubles through
the stomach and external treat
meuts for lnflamations Of the air.
passages that use crude petrolH
tum OF mineral base, do not pene-
trate.
Gowan's through its penetrating
qualities. brings quick relief IN
colds, spasmodic Group and other
inflamations of the air passages, II
goes right In soothes and heals
and opens UP the air passages for
free and easy breathing Especially
fine for babies and children. be-
cause ii produces 4 rubefacient Of.
feet without Irritating or bltsterinS
the tendeTeSt skin.
GOwan's gives relief beyond the
belief and will not stain the cloth
ing. 1t has many daily uses in the
home and should be kept on hand
for emergencies. such as cuts,
burns. bruises. insect bites. etc.
3OC, COO and s. 20 at your druggist
and guaranteed TO please or money
refunded tadv.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-26
Rheumatism
Relief
Natures Remedy (NR TabIets) Are
Helping Thousands Who Tried
Expensive Things Without
Result. IT'S Guaranteed.


There are three vital processes
OF human existence, the digestion
OF food, the extraction OF nourlsh.
ment from it and the elimination OF
waste,
Poor digestion ana ASSIMILATION
means failure TO derive tuli nouf-
ishment from food and that III tuFA
often means Impoverished blood
weakness, anemta, etc. Poor elm
nation means an accumulation OF
waste matter which ,polsons tne
body, lowers vitality decreases tne
power OF re, Tes'stanGe 10 niSe1SG many anG
serious Ills.
RheumatlSm-due TO some inter
ference with the process OF clint
nation, failure to get RID OF cerLulH
body, poisons,-cann0t be eXpeGtG;u
to yield TO any medicine thar rams
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-26
THRIFTY AGAIN.

IT HE Council Of National Defense at Washington
abulates and publishes daily brief items Of news
in the government bureaus. In their latest bulletin APP
pears two very significant items.
Item No. from the Bureau Of Labor Statistics
states that wholesale prices Of many important com
modities continued downward in September. Farm
products and foods again showed substantial PHce re-
ccssion., Cloths and clothing showed even greater
decrease. Building materials had a marked fall.
Item No. 2 i. significant This statement is from
the treasury department and says: The s SAVING,
division states today that sales OF War Savings stamps
and treasury Savings Certificates for the first half Of
October showed an increase of approximately forty
four per cent over the similar period Of the month be-
fore
Apparently the American public has stopped It's
reckless spending at last is not buying and is Prac-
ucng ,hrift The demand beng less, Wholesale prices
came down Retail prices will follow in good time
the retailer standing pat for awhile m order TO save
himself from loss. And it is desirable in any com
munity, Of course, that the retailer shouldn't be
heavy loser.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-26

% make profound imp upon the Intelligent vet.
en- ought especially % challenge the attention Of
lie new women voters who are about 70 demonstrate
just how much uplift there really in the addition to
the electorate.
If the votes Of the women are to be of any real bene
fit to the county the women will have to throw their
influence upon The side of cleanliness in politics If
the Court House Ring cleaned out this year local
wonderful lift, for the simple reason that no man
who not Of the right type will dare to aspire to public
Office in this county and the party organizations will
find necessary guard against vulnerable men getting
nominations.
1t is wonderful opportunity for service and It is
to be hoped that the new voters will be able to rise be
You'd partisan prejudice and not only be able to see
it. but act upon it as we'll.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-26
T.4g NEW VOTERS OPPORTUNITY.

IS HE. Democrats are beginning to make great
show Of activity this week. but it is fact which
Ehagoters will do well to remember that they max,
nothe slightest effort to defend the odorous record
aof fhe Democratic parys conduct of the affairs OF
Manion county.
n To be sure. they are trying to get their county can
atss elected, but they are hoping that they will be
syxd through by the rest Of the ticket and their APP
peal is to the partisan feeling of their following Such
plan amounts to confession that The court house rec
ord Of the Democratic party cannot be pointed to with
prids and cannot even be defended
Such a position on the part of party which has
been in control of county affairs for many years ought
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-26

Speaking at Huntington, this state, last evening,
Cox said that 1t is unthinkable that American Ell
trance into the League Of Nations should be delayed
two more years, by which time another election OF
United States senators would be held. The human
mind is a remarkably resistant organism. and q
great many things that are unthnkabIe when they
are first preached actually come to pass 1t was
unthinkable back in the first months of 1913 that
there would be delay OF few months, and
nowhere in tho world was there much Impotence
over the slowness in Paris in the United States
And yet we are further away from peace settle
ment than ever. But in the mean time the people
of this country have had the opportunity to do a
little thinking about international affairs and they
needed it badly. AS far the United States is con-
cerned the enforced consideration of world prob
lens has more than compensated for the losses
growing out of the delay in arriving at peace
settlement.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-26
RUFF STUFF

The death OF King Alexander
SseemB to Indicate that the best
place for a monkey Is the zoo.
And when one has risen to the
heights Of ruling over kingdom,
why specialize In pets OF the
monkey brand?
Next Tuesday is election day
vote early and avoid the rush.
Ths eagle is getting tuned up to
do some tall screaming in tho coun.
" next week.
william Bauchop Wilson will
make two addresses in Marion
county today.
Chop 'em short, brother, chop
sem short.
: Cox says he is for going into the
existing league with clarifying
reservations. Mr.. Co1's position
as to the league OF nations will be
right well clarified by the Repub-
Iiean voters next Tuesday
Following out the very correct
, a. DRY OF Chief Watkins that the
fiFemen should have plenty of ex.
J 6f6ise, d pool table has been placed
Bt the Central station.
6 nit form OF vigorous exercise
y Innny advantages over check
coz has now arrived at Wits
y End.
Being IS he can't be elected, Cox
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-26

There are about 1000 producers of soft coal in
the country. About $500 Of them are affiliated
with the National Coal association and according to
the early dispatches from Cleveland about 1909 Of
them will be in attendance upon the vitality import
ant conference which will be held In that city today
The reason for many Of the troubles Of the men
who have their money invested in btuminous min
ing is plainly shown in those figures. Until coal
operators are willing to take more active and In
teigent interest in their business they will always
be in hot water. Indeed If the small attendance at
the Cleveland meeting means that the industry as
q whole is not going TO make an effort to go along
with the present movement to reform the evils
which have grown up in the marketing of coal they
may he working for the government instead Of for
themselves before the session of congress ends
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-26
Notable Eie ton In
November Scribner

The November number OF
Scribner's Magazine opens with a
short story. awakening, by Jonn
Galsworthy, an inLerlude In the
Forsyte Saga. 1t Is the story, OF a
little boy and the sympathetic re-
lationship that exists between him
and his mother, Oft he gradual awak-
eniug OF the child to a sense OF
beauty and the things OF the IDEAL.
Needless TO say, 1t IS full OF poetic
thought, and marked by exquisite
literary style. II will make every
reader eager to follow the boy =
career in Mr.. GslswoEthy's ne"
serial, ITO Let" that Will begin IN
the January number.
The short stories: French Eva.
by Katharine Fullerton Gerou4a,
a story with an Hawaiian back
ground, no doubt the result OF her
own intimate study OF conditions
there. 1t contains an intensely
dramatic situation. Arthur Tucker
mans story, Cynthia and the
Crooked Streets" has an Egyptian
background. The heroine, u young
American girl, has an adventure,
and unknow!ngly takes part IN the
discovery OF famous bandit. Sarah
Redington, whose "Parthenon
Freeze" will be remembered. writes
story in similar vein about NJ
lie grocery.store. The title is "Au
Bonheur des Colds The Gray
Valley" by Alexander Hull, Is a
story Of grim tragedy In the lie
OF a very worthy and much tried
man that has happy ending.
One OF the greatest waterwalIs in
the world is known as "Katetour
In British Guiana. 1t has been
seen BY very few men and by not
more than ten white women. The
falls are 400 feet wide and S22 feet
high. Mrs. Eleanor Beers Lesirade
gives a graphic description OF her
Journey there in this number.
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might move to Little Washington.

might move to Little Washington.
ThaS9 about the best he can do.
A Wheeling man will spend 80
days in the BOBBY hutch because
he tried to convince his Democratic
wife, via OF beating her up, that
she should vote the Republican
ticket.
That's what you call vigorous
campaigning.
There were 100000 weddings in
the U. s. this year, and only 10000
new homes.
Some OF the couples will have to
take extended hOneymoons until
the home building business picks
up.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-26

There was time and not SO long ago either,
when the death OF a king big item OF news.
But news values change just like other values and
the announcement that the young king OF Greece
was read, in this country at least with much less
interest than the account of the death of Terence
MacSwney, the young Irish poet and political ideal
st, and it would cause practically no stir in th2
world II it were not for the doubt about the sue
cessi0n.
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the n. e. church here a. 2:aD
O'Clock Sunday. The services were
LARGELY attended and we're conduct.
ed By her pastor, Rev. Feather o.
BarrRcITille, assisted by Rev. T..
NJ. Malcolm, Of this place: Inter
meut was made in the l. o. o. r.
cemetery by Undertaken r. C..
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HaIlowh'en PartY.

The Misses lenness, Normi and
Georgia Downs entertained Friday
Of the NJ. z. south Sunday school
and friends at a Halloween party
at their home at Cunningham sta
ton. The Halloween spirit pre-
vailed throughout and ghosts and
other mysterious creatures were
much in evidence. Halloween dec.
Oratlons were used. A delightful
evening was spent IN games ana
music. Halloween time refresh
meuts consisting OF pumpkin pie,
doughnut6 and cider were served.
out OF town guests present we're !:
Miss Bentel and Dick Bentel, OF
Fairmont; Kenneth Bartlett, OF
Barrackville, and James Robertl,
of Hone,
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There is no settlement yet Of the British coal
strike but the way in which both sides are hanging
on to the negotiations is a clear indication that
neither has the stomach for finish fight. so there
ia every prospect that there will be some sort Of a
compromise before the end Of the week.
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HARLEM JONES DIES.
Harlem Leroy Jones, aged three
years, son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Harlem
Jones, died yesterday evening at
the parents home on Virginia ave-
nue..
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BURIED AT IN oopLJANlHl,
q The body OF Albert E66c1to, o..
Grant Town, the infant child o.
Louis KoBcito, was brought hero
this afternoon and inferred IN
WoodlRwn cemetery by Undertaken
r. c. Jones.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM " HUNTER

Announcement has been made OF
the death OF William ". Hunter.
aged % years. who was at one
time located here engaged in mis-
siouary work. His death took place
last THURSDAY AT Buffalo village. a
suburb OF Washington. Pa.