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The evening world., 1920-06-08

TN the court OF love- who can plead
mot guilty" of perjury. or theft
or murder2
How do those heroInes In popular
fiction keep charming when thoy are
caught In thunder showers. In hts OF
sObibing. in tempers--and in uni
forms2
It's nearly zero hour for the pulpit
shock troops TO charge the 1890
bathing suit,
The sort OF woman who begins to
wonder audtbly what he has been
doing" when her husband brings her
flowers deserves about as many Of
them as she usually getsl
Hint for the feminine social climb
ers Husbands should be seen-occa-
sionally-'brt not heard
For a woman there are only two
really happy lives; contented celibacy
or rapturous marriage, In marrying
II Is NOT true that alf loaf is
batter than no bread. (A
The evening world., 1920-06-08
By George buchanan Fife.

Copyright 1890 BY Epnns ohd)
sEE
GOOGLE The Cruler King he lowered
Horrooks
unbendngs
subhy the difference too
Yes SIR quite eyebrows
You've read about T. chr
speck from the Of o-order
The evening world., 1920-06-08
King George a Landlord
SubletS Flats in St. James's Palace
to Members of Royal Family

T. Jefferson Google, the "CTuIIer King" Inlpayts
the Commercial Innovation to HOFrOcks and d.
LGtes on the Possibilities of Faulty Plumbing IN
Apartment 3E.
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A Chic Appealing Evening CONNECTION

THIS delight
L hl little con-
fection designed
by a fam Gus
French woman
is paja mas and
a boudoir cap Of
pale roIe satin
batiste trimmed
with malines
lace. As will be
noticed the pa
jana pants are
slightly abbrevi-
ated.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
WANT ROOT s HELP
ON HIGH COURT
Is One of Group of Worlds
Most Distinguished Le-
gal Authorities.

LONDON, Feb. 14.-Elihu Root is
one Of number of distinguished men
from various countries who have been
invited to. become members of the
committee to prepare plans for the
constitution of permanent court of
international justice. The list was
announced at yesterdays sessions of
the council of league of nations.
A ]. Balfour, who is presiding over
the council sessions after reading the
names of the men invited to become
members of the committee to organize
the permanent court said:
Maybe, for one reason or another,
Mr.. Root may not deem 1t desirable To
accept the councils invitation. The
council hopes he will always remem.
Der that he will be welcome at what.
ever stage of our sittings he may be
privileged to accept, to add to our de.
ltberations the great weight OF his
learning and name"
OTHER men invited to serve on the
committee are:
Baron Deschemps, OF Belgium Luis
M. Drago, of Argentina; Professor
Carlo, of the faculty of jurisprudence
OF the University of Naples; Professor
Gran, of Norway; DR.. Lodaer, of Hol.
land; M. Athdzd, of Japan; Rafael
Atamira, of Madrid, and Clovis Bey.
tacqua, OF Brazil.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
Fairnont MasonsG Get
Scottish Rite Degree

Anumber OF local people were pres.
ent at clarksbrg yesterday for the
annual spring reunion Of the Clarks-
burg lodge OF Masons at which time
the Scottish Rite degree was conferred
on large class. Following the ritual,
istic work banquet was held at the
Waldo at which Hon. E. NJ. Shovel
ter OF this city, Grand Master OF the
West Virginia Lodge of Masons was
one Of the principal speakers. Among
those who took the degree were:
Fairmont-James G. Hawkins, Ar
thur D. Hutchinson, Treevy Nutter,
Fred NJ. Whitman.
Shinnston-Guy A. Hardesty, vii.
liam A. Meredith, Robert L. Shumaker,
Arch w. Tetrick, E. H. darlington.
Grafton-Fred Abbott, Harry Alb.
bott, Robert T. Knots, Jr., NJ. @. Hal
Ter. Hepzibah; William R. Hess, Lum.
berport; Richard v. Lynch, Meadow.
brook; Lester Miller, Gypsy; Claude j.
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BUSINESS MEN TO
ELECT DIRECTORS
Annual Meeting Will Be
Held at Y. M. c. A. Ev-
ening of March A.

It was announced today at the of.
flee of the Business Mems Association
OF Fairmont that the next quarterly
meeting will be held at the Y. M. C. A..
ON the eevning Of March 4. The sup
per will be Dutch treat at one dol.
lar a plate and the business taken u /
will the the annual election and such
other matters as usually come up to
the annual meeting.
The term OF five OF the fifteen di
rectors expires with the end of this.
quarter and their places are to be fill.
ed. Under the bylaws the nominal
ing committee names ten candidates
from which shall be selected five.
Nothing in the bylaws, howevo-. re-
cludes the election of a member as
director although he may not have
been nominated by the committee.
Voting by proxy is not allowed.
The present directors who took Of
flee in March OF last year. and their
terms OF office, are as follows: One
year term, (whose places are now to
be filled). NJ. L. Brown. Sam B. Ise-
man. ]. L. Hall. John NJ. Kisner, and
W. 1. Lydic: two year term: D. M.
.Osgood, c. E. Meredith, w. r. Crane,
lChas. G.. Hood and James Google;
three year term. H. ]. Hartley, M. 3.
cobun, Arch Sandy, ]. c. Wplton and
E. c. Jones.
The nominating committees names
the following ten candidates, from
which five are to be selected: w. l,
Lydic, ]. L. Hall, John S. Scot, Bert
S. Leopold, W. A. Wiedebusch, w. T.
Black. James B. Shumaker, Dallas
Leonard, T. W. Hennen and Clarence
Hall.
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HOME Talent PLAYS
AZ This. TONIGHT
Players From Women's De-
partment of the Y. M.
"A. to Present Them.

Everything Is ready fer the produc.
tion Of the plays ''Fennel" and 1.-THE
Farmerette," which win be put on for
the benefit Of the Woman's Depart.
mont Of the Y. M. g. A. tonight. The
casts have been exceptionally fortu
nate In rehearsals, and should give a
wonderfully entertaining and Iattrac.
tive program. .s
Fairmont.s most popular and talent
:. ed young folks have been working
hard TO make this benefit the success
II should be. The costumes and set.
tings will be especially fine, and the
real ability exhibited by the young
actors and actresses will make each
performance especially pleasing. The
following is q short resume OF the
plays and the names OF the casts:
"Fennel," one act drama by Jerome
X. Jerome. Scene: Cremona, Italy.
Time. 1850. Story, Gamma. FararI.
daughter OF Tadeo Farari, famous
maker Of violins, Is beloved by two
apprentices, Sandro ap1 Fllippe, a
hunchback. Tadeo determines that
his daughter shall marry the winner
OF prize for the best made violin.
Filippo, knowing Sandro and Giannfna
love each other, wins the prize, after
an unsuccessful attempt to exchange
his own violin for that OF his rival, but
generously gives up his claim to in
sure her happiness.
Cast.
Tarreos Ferrari. Joseph Feather
CMaster violin maker)
Ftlippo ....i...............J John Reed
(Apprentice to FerrarD
Sandro, .;................A Avery Ash
(Apprentice to Ferrari)
Stamina ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ssame Ford
lFerrari's daughter)
The Farmerette," Nan Wellington.
resigns her position in the city, when
her mother dies, and comes back to
help the family save the old home.
stead. Her plucky fight against mex.
.perience, human villainy, and greed
provides an unusually interesting en-.
tertainment.
Cast.
Jane w Wellington. -. Josephine Maple
Iocelyh yelling Margaret Kinglet
Elnora Wellington. (, Christine Scor,
"a born home maker)
Mrs. Beckwith. go. Elizabeth Atkins
Can unfriendly neighbor) n
Nan Wellington. ....... Fay Watson
(The Farmarette)
Minnette Wellington Sawson. $50.
a. ~. f..':-.... Sara Watts
Gracious Ann Bean. 3. Fern Snyder
Costumes furnished by the Eaves
Costume company of New York city.
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Mrs. Gurrey Buried
at Prickett Cemetery

The funeral Of Mrs. Albert currey
whose death from influenza occurred
Yesterday morning at her home at
Norwood, was held this afternoon
from the home Of her step-father,
Joseph Holmes, and burial was made
IN the Prickett cemetery beside the
bodies Of her husband and infant
daughter, who preceded her to the
grave a week ago. Undertaken Jen-
kins had charge Of the burial.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14

The total Roman Catholic popula:
ton in the United States is 1888.
sa4.
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los DIAMOND srREEr

Easy terms, good location, two require
ments, an old house that can easily be made
attractive and comfortable. $50 monthly to
purchaser who will improve
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SPRING STREET
SPEEDWAY, S2.75o.

$3.50 for good house near end of stree
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COLUAIRIA STREET
cHICAGo sTRkET HOME

Close in on East Side, small cottage house
and large lot. Price $3.50. Terms
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SOUTH SIDE HOME

Six rooms modern, and good lot. $1,000
cash and easy terms.
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DIAMOND STREET RooMNG HOUSE
House of II rooms, modern, easy payments,
where the house will help pay for the home
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SPRING STREET

Near Miller School house, fronts Cedar
street No. 1876. Price $4,000.
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: Lot 40x140, perfectly level, house OF 5
rooms on car line near Owens.
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NEAR OWENS

On the hill overlooking city and valley.
large home and fine lot.
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sos SECOND STREET. HOME

Thirteen rooms, fine proposition for room
ing and boarding.either, where house will helm.
pay for itself.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14

/! Just beyond the pavement, modern room
home, $4,000.
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EAST PARK, NEAR MoRGANroWN Awe.

Six room. modern home, basement, garage,
garden, lawn and stable, on corner.
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504 EAST FERRY

Cottage house, rooms and bath; basement
under entire house. $2,500
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14

Fine brick residence. containing IA rooms,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
The More a Man
kno1Os, the Less He
Talks

The greatest truths can be ex-
pressed in the fewest words. A
long story could be told how DIR.
Pierce's Notwithstanding re-
stores rough, red, irritated, in
famed, scratched skinto a healthy,
smooth condition again, but
it is not necessary. Just get q
package at your druggists, rub it
on the skin for almost any skin
trouble, and see for yourself how
it soothes and heals, besides hay
ing a delightfully."- cooling effect
when there is a burning sensation.
A large'iar is now sold for small
price at drug stores, and there is
enough in it to last a good while.
Be particular to remember the
full name-Dr. Pierce's Mentha-
soothaline. 1t soothes just as the
name indicates, and heals besides.
If your druggist does not sell it,
send sixty cents to DIR. Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y,
or 10c for a trial package.
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WoRTHINGToN FARM
Near worthington, 206 acres. Owner will
accept Fairmont Fairmont property in part
payment
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COLEMAN AVENUE HOME
Eight rooms, large lot, modern, $4,000.
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=, ar very nice cottage and good lot. Price
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T22 VIRGINIA AVENTTE

Modern family home, in walking distance
of all churches, schools, Belt Line factories:
garage and garden. Terms can be arranged.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14

Ryan. Heprigah. and Arthur '. Wood.
dell. Wesson.
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$4,000 only lots left above the Brass Plant
line 49,
$4,000 corner lot in Riyerview.
$4,000 lot in East Park on Euclid street.
$4,000 lot on car line near Wille.ts.
$4,000 located on the Boulevard above
Willetts.
$500 to $500 on Barrackville Paved Road.
Big Lots near the factories Small cash pay
ments.
MoRGANToWN AVENUE
Reservation 75x200 feet and house of 10
rooms suitable for business or professional
man. Price $4,000.
$50 ORR STREET 6s2
Four room modern cottage in good condi-
ton. sacrifice price for quick SALE
MAPLE AVENUE HOME
Eight rooms, large lot at reasonable price
MAPLE AVENUE
One Of the best homes of the city and large
lot, Is offered to buyer who means business.
ROOMS MONROE STREET 4
Cottage and good lot on the left of Monroe
Street going up.
CORNER MONROE AND HIGH
building proposition, 135x200 feet, room
for six or eight homes. Persons desiring lots,
please call and see plot.
MoRGANToWN AVENUE
An exclusive country place, large grounds,
handsome, family home. Owner desires that
location not be made public except to inter
ested buyer. Price ST, 500.
MONROE STREET
SIX rooms, modern home, easy payments
NoRWo0n uonrEs
Four rooms UP to eight rooms, and ,.ood
lots, prices $4,000 to $4,000. Please make
Norwood engagements for the evening.
2AcREs OF FINE LAND
on the hill above Owens. Small cottage
house. Can arrangu terms.
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eli CAROLTOl

o14 Ch1SOLION ST.
Handsome corner cottage, lot 46xSo feet.
Price $3.50.
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OGDEN AVENUE HON

One OF the best houses In the city, close in.
Price $12,500
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Levi B. Haar

HERE is WHERE A LITTLE MONEY AND
YOUR CREDIT WILL GET YOU A HOME.
NoRvAL AND HOWARD STREETS.
EASY PAYMENTS
House No. 21S, Norval Street:
House No, PIG, Norval Street;
House No. 214. Norval Street;
House No. 212 orval Street,
House No. 210, Norval Street;
House No. FOG, Norval Street;
House No POI, Howard Street;
House No. 203. Howard Street;
House No. EOS Howard Street;
House No. 209, Howard Street.
OWENS AVENUE HOUSE
Situated near the Willetts Plant Two large
lots, good house; stable for team and cut
buildings. Price $4,000.
OGDEN AVENUE HOME
One OF the best houses in the city, close in.
Price $12,500.
OLIVER AVENUE
Modern house of seven rooms, located on
corner lot. A very attractive home PROPOSE
ton.
604 POTOMAC AVENUE
Six rooms, modern, well built house in good
condition; garden, garage for two cars.
Small payment down and balance by the
month.
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Four rooms, only $3.50; small payment
down and 500 every three months
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Large house on paved street. $4,000.
915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Small monthly payments will buy this four
RDGLEY AVENUE :.Tl@
-Four room cottage, $500. s,nAi
REEVES AVENUE HOME
Handsome house and desirable lot In GOOD
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CoRNER MONROE AND HIGH

building proposition, 135x200 feet, ROOF
Tor six or eight homes. Persons desiring lot
please call and see plot.
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2 ACRES OF FINE LAND
on the hill above Owens Small cottage
house. Can arrangu terms.
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GRANT STREET HOME
Four rooms, bath, modern house and large
lot, on easy payments.
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s, y sol GLENN AVENUE
The coy little modern cottage, $3.50.
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~ BOOMING HOUSE
Guffy Street, close in. 10 rooms. paved
street, reasonable price.
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WALNUT AVENUE
Modern brick house, desirable for residence
and rooming, IA rooms, s1o,5oo.
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OWENS AVEEIJE HOTSE

Situated near the Willetts Plant Two large
lots, good house; stable for team and cut
buildings. Price $2,700.
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HAMILTON STREET

Overlooking city, second house from corner
Two houses on the lot.
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TRY A TEN-DoLLAR BILL AS CASH PAY
MENT ON ONE OF THESE LOTS
And Make Your Payments-It Will Some Day
Make You Happy.
$4,000 on the hill above Owens
$4,000 on the Speedway and car line.
100000 on Highland avenue near Penn. ave
100000 fine lot in Edgway, with all conven-
fences.
100000 nice lot in Bellview.
$4,000 near Morgantown avenue at the Owens.
100000 near Morgantown avenue at the Free
dom.
$4,000 on the hill in Fay Watson Addition.
$4,000 on Howard street, minutes walk to
Main.
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4 ROOMS MONROE STREET 4
Cottage and good lot on the left OF Monroe
Street going up.
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DIAMOND STREE

LAh0END o11bnhI
Three room cottage. two lots, $4,000.
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One Of the best homes of the city and large
lot is offered to buyer who means business
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CHESTNUT STREET
Large house, easy terms.
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MoRGANTowN AVENUE

an exclusive country place, large grounds,
handsome. family home. Owner desires that
location not be made public except to inter
ested buyer. Price S17,500.
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632 ORR STREET. CSC
MAPLE AvENIrE HOMIE

-Four room modern cottage in good condi
tton A sacrifice price for quick sale.
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HOWARD STREET HOME
rooms.
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SPENCE STREE
TYGART AND ORR sTREETs

Wear Maple Avenue, s room modern home.
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OLIVER AVENUE

Modern house OF seven rooms, located on
corner lot. "A very attractive home PROPOSE
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Six ROOM HOUSE
On Virginia Avenue $3.50.
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RDGLEY AVENUE
-Four room cottage, $500.
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Shall Be Pleased to Assist Any Man or Woman to
Own Their Own Home--LeviB Haar
RooNI1NG HOUSE

BOOMING HOUSE
close in.
NEAR OWENS
On the hill overlooking city and valley.
large home and fine lot.
SOUTH SIDE HOME
Six rooms, modern, and good lot. $1,000
cash and easy terms
SPRING STREET
Near Miller School house. fronts Cedar
street No. 1876. Price $4,000.
SPRING STREET
$3.50 for good house near end of street.
SPEEDWAY. s2,75o.
Lot 4ox140, perfectly level, house OF
rooms on car line near Owens
sos SECOND STREET HOME
Thirteen rooms, fine proposition for room
pay for itself.
SPENCE STREET
Near Maple Avenue, s room modern home
TYGART AND ORR STREETS
90 as very nice cottage and good lot. Price
722 VIRGINIA AVENUE
Modern family home, in walking distance
OF all churches. schools, Belt Line factories;
garage and garden. Terms can be arranged.
Six ROOM HOUSE
On Virginia Avenue s2,756.
WALNUT AVENUE
Modern brick house, desirable for residence
and rooming, IA rooms. $10,500.
woRTHINGToN FARM
Near worthington 206 acres. Owner will
accept Fairmont Fairmqnt property in part
payment
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REEVES AVENUE HOME
Handsome house and desirable lot In good
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B15 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Small monthly payments will buy. this fou
room house.
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NORWOOD HOMES
MONROE STREET
Six rooms, modern home, easy payments.

Four rooms up to eight rooms, and FOOD
lots, prices $4,000 to $4,000. Please make
Norwood engagements for the evening.
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6O4 POTOMAC AVENUE

Six rooms. modern, well built house in good
condition; garden, garage for two cars.
Small payment down and balance by the
month.
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MoRGANToWN AVENUE

.heserYation 75x2O0 feet and house of 10
rooms suitable for business or professional
man. Price $4,000.
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MONTHLY PAYMENTS

: bIO TENNbIIVANIA AVENUE
Four rooms. only $3.50; small payment
down and 500 every three months.
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MAPLE AVENUE

Eight rooms, large lot at reasonable price
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1876 CEDRA. STREET
81 1room modern home.
CHICAGO STREET
Six room modern home.
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EAST Park AVENUE
Six room modern bungalow and large LOT
$4,500 o. 80
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A BUSINESS PROPOSITION
East Park Avenue, large home and store
building, good location for business. Price
$4,000.
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PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

large house on paved street, $4,000.
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BELLVIEW HOME.
$3.50. Five rooms, attractive house, fine
lot in. good location.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-09-03
Frances willard .

The regular meeting of the Frances
Willard w. IT. u. was held Tuesday
in the parlors of the M. E. church.
The meeting opened BY singing
'Work For Enforcement Where You
Are" Mrs. Oliver Walker, president.
The scripture Nlesson was read by the
president. and prayer offered by Mrs.
Larabee. Song, Sound The Jubilee"
Reports were given by the superin-
'tendents Of Child Welfare, Evangel.
istic, Parliamentary and Railroad de-
partments.
The report of the superintendent Of
fairs was given, which showed sixty
nine entries had been made by the
w. 'C. T.. u. and many premiums
awarded. Mrs. Morgan was made a
life member of the state. The follow
ing officers were elected for the com.
Ing year. President, Mrs. ]. Walker:
Vice President, Mrs. Eda Moore; Cor,
responding Secretary. Mrs. Kells; Re.
c6rding Secretary. Mrs. Keeley;
Treasurer. Mrs haris: Adjourned
to meet IN two weeks: :; :fss.s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-09-03

its work, With 'fhe result that at
least 10000 votes were Nirned in
sarthe City of New York alone, NIX
sing a difference Of 100000 votes
IN the general result.
Republican managers diseiaimet
any responsibility. and denied any
benefit. The same methods have beer
adopted and are being used in the
present oarhpeign, and the Rennblic
an managers assume an innocence In
regdr9 to the nratter that ought not
and WIN not, fool the people.
And the end Is not yet. Governor
Cox promises further Disclosures with
relation to faepublicSh campaign
methods that win startle the country,
and he promises to .kbep UP the fight
and to see that the presiiency is not
a place TO be bartered and sold.