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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
ron eAT.E-A nAnnAfN

IT w fT7NTfT7 y FIIfFFTNNIIN
II acres. one mile southeast Of
in corn 1919: all flumod with
~ cedar. all fenced with 6Nk.
s-foot posts dipped In asphalt
easily watsrcd. no waste OF water 4.
good aoii for orchard or anything
else Price $500 per acre no
buildings. " wanted. IS acres
Joining. all IN hay. box Hhackr. FOR
fse0n. Tho best bargain IN Yak
lima valley. Don't miss these Of
fsrs owner - 81 acres THIS
viii not wait Write or phone me.
and ! VIII meet you at depot ,.
X nraaheara. Box %. Mahton.
wash.
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s,LrsMEN WANTED
PARTNERS WANTED

" ANTEp-PARTNER WITH PEW
thousand dollars In the contract
business for building reinforced
concrete siies and water tanks my
own Invention. For further in
formation address iioN I'll. North
Heud. wash
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YOUNG EN-ptRST LIEUTENANT
overseas veteran. would like per
uiaucnt position with reliable
FIRM Have six years general Of
flee experience. l have the grit
ana ambition GO make goou, l-tt.
star.
IN- SOLDIER. MARRtEp. Win
one chlid. must have work im-
mcdintclv VIII do anythlnF. l,N-
pcricncrd chauffeur and IA Fvncrai
auto rrnnir work Address e. T.
W. ioiS D. Columbia.
JUST DISCHARGED UNIVERSITY
trained man wants permanent Con-
ncCtton with reliable trm Have
some electrical experience. also
radio license sure results. Nd
dresa prtg star
N-SHRVtCE MAN. rs. REQUIRES
position az anything. am willing
10 work hard and start at the bot
tom. can give references, b-aa,
star.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER Book d
keeper. desires work Of any nature
IN evenings and Saturdays. CaH
Capitol sos
HUSKY YOUNG MAN. WITH PAM
ilN. wishes steady work. year
around Can do most any Kind -
work Address y. II. ioulsen,
st0ets 1ith ave.
YOUNG MAN. SERVICE At
tending university. desires position
Afternoons and Saturdays, lN-
pericnced with all motor ears, Cap
itol 1894
t.X- SOLDIER WANTS CONTRACTS
In roof painting. tarrinE. staining,
pitch and rrhvci roofing old roofs
repaired call Geo V. r. Watson.
ballard sSts. as los 81. y.
HONoRAntY DISCHARGED sot~
dter, married. with ono child wants
20 work IN garage hs helper. ar
Cob with light delivery truck. T.
Dickson. nfyn Mawr.
EN SERVICE MAN. 4 IRREGULAR"
served as dispatch rider and
truck driver, has : months garage
experience. with good trfnmnrn-
dationA Phone Queen Anne assl,
EN- SOLDIER WOULD LIKE WORK
driving truck. motorcycle. or VIII
consider work Of any kind Phone
East 1880
To pay cash Tor your forfeited pay
ments on LIBERTY hpNpS
n = GATES. tis foge Hlfg
N-sERVicE MAN. MARkiisp Dr.
sircs inside work. VIII consider
any Kind. CAN evenings capitol
$40. Apt II.
HOUSE REPAIRING. CABINET
work. floors arraped and waNrd.
SOS Easiiake Capitol ii9o.
N-soLDfER. MARRIED.. WISHES
work % any kind In city. Nd
dress p-50. star
30 Statesmen WANTED
FREE LITERATURE DAY AND
evening Instructions on modern
satcamanship, st9 American.
LOCAL AGENTS FOR EXPANDING
concern. Excellent proposition TO
NAHs ffNFne
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UNIVERSITY SNAP

Beautiful new 7-room Colonial
residence. modern 90 the last
word: beautiful French gray
nnlsh. French doors. fnr View.
this home was built by com
tractor for his own home and
h. built Of tho very best ma
terlal: worth $500 easy. for
Immediate sale $1,000. 81 goo
down. balance better than rent
4. @. HAAB & SONS
GOT Lowman Bldg. Main 1908
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY

Attorpeys-atI.aw
| J. p. s-ESTABLIsHED 1887.
All cases Consultation free: mod
crate fees. ais Burke Bldg 9o5
Second ave. Main 7so5.
T.. n Schoff. Downs Blk. zoo end sv.
COMPUTATION free. All cases. Fees
moderate.
Attorneys-Pateut
| FRED II. GoPfN - 7oi CENTRAL
ridE Phone Main 800. References:
Remington Typewriter Co, West
ern Rubber Co. Universal Tcle-
phone Co. Olympic Foundry co.
MASON FENwiCK. LAWRENCE
t3s Burke Bldg.
Baths
MAGNETIC MASSAGE VAPOR MD
medical bath aii Pioneer Bldg.
femee and First.
Chattel Loans
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans from $40 20 500 made quickly
and confidcntially on furniture
pianos, live stock. etc.
SANDERS e. co.
inns-l Z. C Sr-,ith Rlar Ell tses
Chiropcdists
THE FOOT HOSPITAL. DIR. STUCK.
VIC pike - phone Nein bahe
Chiropractor
JENNINGS & JENNINGS. CHIRo-
practors from Palmer school. Com
suliation free. 2i2-13 Denny bldg.
ifoS End Ave. Main 1877.
r =. TURNER. Chlrorrac'or sio-Is
HaiEht Bid. End and Pine. Consul
tation free. Hours. 10 IN r Even
inEs by appointment. Elliott $3.50
.camnheli q. N, panteres Md. iei. 2sss
&c. \. TRAIR SOC PantaEes NJ. 1881
Collateral Loans
LOANS on DIAMONDS AND LIB
erty Bonds. Ask your BANKER
EotrTThRT.E LOAN CORPORATION
eos rltel PlAr. second ~ Pike 81.
Furniture. RepaIr,ne. tIpholstcring.
Packing
torTcnser pros Furn ehop. NJ. ssfi
Collateral loans
MONEY LOANED ON Af.L ARTI-
clos or value. The Reliable. 907
THIRD ave
Dancing
Society entertainers and teachers OF
modern dancing Stage work our
speciality. Reeves Mnrisco, 9Th and
Mn1ieon. MAIN les uall Cor rent.
Money 10 Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
on diamonds and iewolry. on most
satisfactory terms
SOCIETY For REMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
1856 EMPIRE BUILDING
Second near Madison.
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan any amount on diamonds.
watches and jewelry Lowest rates
Seattle's oldest loan brokers,
AMERICAN JlfWFLRY co.
Ss1 Second Ave. Established 1881
Physicians and Surgeons
KIDNEY q ny ApDrR DISORDERS
DIR. Y a.. FRWER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Specialist for both sexes
a0h Y THIRD Ave.
Hours; 10 a VI. to 3 y NJ
Junk
ALASKA JUNK co, ii20 First ave.
So. Elliott 329l
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Is FoR saI.n--HEAL ESTATE


CAPITOL HILL
81. 900 cash. balance can be arranEe d
60 Quit purchaser. 7 ropmn. has
living room with fireplace, dining
room. kitchen; bedrooms ana
bath on second floor. uak floors
furnace. lot t0xi0s. laundry and
some view.
WOODLAND PARK
$500
1850 cash. balance can Be arranged
10 ault purchaser. modern broom
BUNGALOW and large finished attic
has living room across entire front
~ houHr with fireplace. dining
room. kitchen with breakfast nook.
two bedrooms and bath. CON
crete foundation and basement.
laundry. hot air heat garage lot
s68t0o. ASSIGNMENTS fully paid
GREEN LAKE
EzSoN
81 900 cash. balance can be arranged
10 suit purchaser modern 7-room
house: has full concrete fuunda-
ton and basement. laundry. FUR
mace. corner lot. e0Nti3 all level.
Improvements In and fully paid
MADISON AND azSD AVE. n.
$4,000
T.room house. on eoxiso: paving and
ali assessments fully paid. has
bath. toilet electric lights. gas.
brick foundation. now rented FOR
tss per month.
r. NJ JORDAN co.
al American Bank aidE.
Main sbT--PHoNEs- Elliott stT.
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ACREAGE

a BARGAIN
Owner says sell this dandy little 4
room bungalow at Lake Forest
Park. he has about twn-thirdR Of
an acre. all cleared. fenced. beau
iiful trout stream across the rear
uf the tract It la not modern. but
can be made modern et a reason
able expense Close 20 school and
neighbera. on a main county road.
and about threr-quarterH % n mile
is undorpriced 90 much thn, We
VIII Eiys price End terms only on
application at our office, 1; VIII
take about $500 90 handle thiS
bat " You want bargain. come
In. Zee Mr. C0fiett.
A. ~ REID & co
sf4.iT New YORK Ilk.
EffNnff aanE
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AcRIsAGE

HIGHLY IMPROVED PLACE
TOOLS. AUTO TRICK. fs,27b
fruit trees ~ nii varieties, small I
fruits. rhruhborss hedges. fowHrs. /
etc email house. garage. chicken I
house. splendid wells. all ~ land /
level aud nnr soil. fenced block
from Hraded school. light car Ia
splendid condition, delivery body.
good tires. goes with place. handy
for any one working Ia town.
HrHkE 4 FAHuAR. nc.
203 New York Block
FINE LITTLE HOME NEAR
KIRKLAND
All improved a.room house, barn.
house far $50 hsnH. orchard. bcr-
TicH. nne COW. 800 hens. piga. tur-
keys. rabbits $1,000
tOnEltT MALTbf co. zoos 30 Ave.
LAKE cAs3ADY io-ACRE TttAcTB
Rich soil. station ana Hawmlll On
tract. cedar poles enough 20 pay
for land. 800 per acre. enHy terms.
BitOWNEf.b LAND COMPANY
1880 Wrtmure Ave.
Everett. Warrington.
ron BALE 10 ACHES RlGTABLE
Tor berries ana chickens, bunEa-
low. new chicken house HAIR mile
from school nnd town. on mail
route. write 20 Route 3. Box 900.
ChehaliH wash.
FOH aALE-.iO ACRES on COW
Lake. all cleared. modern Groom
house. trees. pigeon loft. chicken
ana hog houses. hofhe, cow and
chickens. Bargain ~ 10000. Tom
pcnrson. Kent Wash,
BARGAIN NEAR KENT
20 acres rich level land; 81 400.
ROBERT MALTi1 CO, zoos 81 Ave.
ron SALE 81 20 ACHEs rs THE
NtiiiaEuamish valley. suitable FOR
datryinR. bearing orchard. mostly
d. set In straw berries and rhubnTb.
no gravel. rub-lrrigated. write or
see me At Box -. H. y. j 2. Ar
.iinston. wash.
RNAP-b AcREA MOSTLY CLEAR
cd house. barn. chicken house,
! chickens. horse. COW. calf. some
tools. plenty 81 water; 10 minutes
auto 20 navy yard ferry; u 600,
terms. Herman Whlmach. Port
| Orchard. wash.
$50 DOWN
$40 PER MONTH EASY WAY
To set "a HOME. ACRES: level.
good soil. me roads well settled
| community plenty - work.
HERBERT r. UPPER
tlt-tib Leary Buildlng
/ 10 FARM LANDS
IMPROVED FAnM FOR SALE
Six good farms for $1,000 20 $4,000.
I'D YOUNG
s2ss ballard Ave Ballard gis.
81 LOoGfD-Orf LANDS
/ WRITE FOR MAP BLOWING To-
cation. low price anH easy terms
Of Faie - logged off lands offered
20 settlers 10 Western Washington.
! WEY ERiiEAuSisH TfMHEu co.
TACOMA. WASHINGTON
o. STOCKS AM BoNDs
WILL BUY
Liberty bonds. highest prices
Western smelling Power.
I WILL SELL
7 1000 Congregational oil ......foio
Z 1000 Forks on ...s.......... ~ =
I roo Athahasca oii ....... 80
I 5000 Trojan oil cal ...... .i7
70 Pan Motor, Ninn- ....... Loo
5000 AlAsks Pet a Coal .. .f6M
go beacon coal Mines .. so
I 500 Smith Canning Mach. LIS
q. . sTEEPiE
lis Cherry 81 Main ssss
Congregational oil has three big pro-
duclnK wells and elk more drilling.
New paying dividendH. Large
acreage. Proven ground. Stock
selling rapidly. Very attractive
offering.
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Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DO you WANT TO GET

Have you RHEUMATISM.
LUMBAGO. KIDNEY TRoU-
RLES. SORE, ACHING
MUSCLES. PARALYSIS. NER-
VOUSNESS or what not7 Why
suffer and worry over your
condition. when VTT-O-NET
TREATMENTS ARE SURE
AND POSITIVE. We treat
hundreds. and our satisfied
patients are our BEST TEs-
TIMONIAI.S. Come to our
aanitnrium and bring this nd
TODAY. One Free treatment.
23s Central Building. Trained
nurses.
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IOGGIiI.OIlr iAND.


Congregational OF has three big pro-
duclnR wells aud ak more drilling
Now paying diytdrndh. Large
acreage. Proven ground. Stock
selling rapidly. Very attractive
offering
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MACHINERY

DRAG AAMs
with and without Gluten
esrycir. with clutch
h. "a TICKa COMPANY
giz FIRST Ave r.
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rs roR ssI.E--REAL ESTATE
OWN YOUR OWN HOME

own YOUR OWN HOME
Here IL real bargain for you 4
beautiful. new. irFoom bungalow,
with splendid view Of Sound and
mountains. close 20 school aud
car. worth t2.tgo. You can have %
fnf $4,000 N you act quick. $500
cash. and balance only 90 month.
JOHN y ADAMS co. $40 Boston Iilk.
Telephones. Mrst ass. Main cas-.
QUEEN ASNE HILL nATgAfN
Slice e-ropfu modern house. full
basement; furnace. fireplace. lot
toxi2n. fine view. Price only
FA.ipo. with terms
,. ) uHQuitAnT
los Cherry -, Main ssss
CGLvi-It-QUEtS ANNE
Come O. INC for the beet buy. on
Queen Anne hiii am IN. oidert
established specialist in this dis
tricL
n c. CULVER
~ hosien street Queen Anne "
FOR sAt.E-s- ROOM HOUSE. NICE
~ Furnished. walking distance
lincoiu high. rnivcrsitYs Dot sgN
i1s, $3.50. $1,000 cash 1si4 East
rrn ave
GROOM HOUSE. FCRNisnED. 90
per month, VIII lease
y MCKINLEY COMPANY
Main tt1T 1880 First AN~.
ana two lots. ballard skas
20 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
j a. kfEFEH--w cot nrattls real es-
tate exclusively. Established 1900.
Downs ria. T0s fnd Hv. Main s7gs
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HOT sFKEEI'I>G RODNs

FURNIsHED HousEk
rooms for rent. HOS W. e2nd. ft5
per month.
TWO. THREE MD FOUR ROOM
flats Also single housekeeping
ronrns CInae In inlhA Howell.
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FOR RFNT-ROONs

HEATH THANsFER--PtAN MD
furniture moving. t1.50 per hour.
Baggage service. Eighth and Pine
Main b79g Beacon assg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16
Taking saby,s Picture.

For either the amateur home 'snap
shots" Dr. when you take baby to Il
"real" photographer to have her pic
ture taken. do not "dress her up" In
her best clothes, or let her know that
she is to pose for her portrait. Let
her wear one Of her second best
white dresses, or W. a play costume
and she will be more herself tran II
sail decked up" in her best Emery
which is almost certain to give her q
self-consciOus look.-Exchange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16
Convinced.

Whenever Bobby's mother gave him
money for candy. she advised him to
buy a little Of good quality rather
than more Of a cheaper kind. Child
like, he was Ioath to do this. but one
day he came back home with q few
pieces Of excellent candy. and when
he had finished II he remarked
Mother. I see now that the cheaper
It is, the gooder II ain't."-BostOn
Transcript
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16
somethIna Almost :. cnoa.

Ny niece, being an only child, want
ed a baby brother. Two Of her play
mates had baby brothers. About three
weeks ago a boy cousin Of hers was
born. After visiting her playmate MIL
dred's new brother. she came home
and told her mother about It. saying,
Mildred has a new baby brother. and
Mildred said to me you haven't a baby
brother and said I have, too; l have
a new cousin brother, haven't L
mOtherT'-ChicagO Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

You are invited to visit the pure
food show. It's going on all the
time during business hours Happy
Housewives throng the store daily
to purchase wholesome. appetizing
foods at moderate prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12
CINCINNATI SPEAKER
ATEOFF ST. TEMPLE

This evening at 7:45 o'clock, DR.. Julian
Morgenstern Of Cincinnati. Ohio. VIII
lecture at the Eoff Street Temple. Dr..
Morgenstern who is a professor at tho
Hebrew Union college Is being brought
to this city as the first speaker on the
Temple lecture course established Dy
the Eoff street congregation. Inc
unique feature Of this course Is that
though the expense connected with us
maintenance Is considerable, no ndmis-
Sion charge Is made nor Is any coliec-
ton taken up. This Is all the more
noteworthy since the speakers that nave
been obtained are all Of established rep
utatIon in their fields.
DR.. Morgenstern was vice-president OF
tho American Oriental society ana 10
now chairman Of one Of Its most I'M
portant committees. He has gained an
enyiablc reputation as popular lec-
turer md has often been called to re-
neat engagements held in the larger
cities. The subject Of his lecture THIS
evening should BIO Of particular interest
insofar as Il IS one on which the average
man has little opportunity OF knowleue''
DR.. Morgenstern will deal with the ma
ture Of tho stories that form the nrst
part Of tn, Bible; and show how H'ucn
of them mny be believed as truth anu
how much must be taken as myth or
folk-story. The topic or his TAX Is
Some Ancient Jewish Folk-Tales. a
nerIod Of questions will be offered the
audience in which they may ask DE-
worgenstcrn TO clear up such problems
"a have been suggested by his talk.
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C;A[)Iz

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rcecher Rogers have
gone to ST. Petersburg. Fla, where
they will pass the winter months.
Mrs. Mart!t McFadIcn was called to
West Park becaus" Of the serious Ill
ness Of her daughter. Miss Jessie. who
is teaching in the public schools.
J. Morrison Of Belmont was calling
on CadIz friends on Thursday.
Howard II. Potts and son. George
Wharton Potts, and Miss Margaret
Potts OF Pittsburgh are here this week
arranging to move their household
goods to that city.
Miss Mary Brokaw OF Steubcnville
was here for n few days. visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Brokaw.
Mrs. J. T. Holmes OF Columbus. who
was visiting her daughter. Mrs. Paul
Estep. and Mr.. Estcp. in New Athens.
passed through Cadtz on Tuesday eve-
ming on her way TO her home.
Mrs. Walter Traynor has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. p.
Blackford. Mr.. and Mrs. Traynor will
pass the winter months at Lexington.
returning to Pittsburgh In the spring.
Mrs. W. II. Stewart Of LeetonIa was
visiting Misses nellie and Alice Ouig-
ley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Streng returned
homo on wednesday evening from
two weeks visit with relatives in Chi
cago.
Miss Ludo Schme!chels Of Wheeling
Is Mrs. L. Jay Thompsons guest
Miss Nancy Work is home from q
visit with relatives in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. John Conwen Is home from
visit with Mrs. Caroline Kennedy in
Columbus.
Mss Hazel Ramsey and Ross A. Fin
nlcal were married Thursday by Rev.
A. A. Brown Of the Methodist Episco-
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MORR|STOWN

David Hogue. ON aged farmer living
east of town. Is reported to be in a SER
ious condition and owing to his ad-
vanced age, his recovery is considered
doubtful.
Several from here attended the Arm
istice Day celebration In Bellaire
Thursday.
Mrs. Marea Roby and Miss Viola Lee
were shopping in GAINESVILLE yesterday.
Some of our good Democratic friends
are recovering from the terrible shock
they received Tuesday, November 2.
Walter Dement, and wife were calling
on Barnesville friends last evening.
+. w. Dolan and j. Z. Major made a
business trip to st. Clairsville ycster-
day.
Mrs. A. E. Ball entertained the Lar
kin club at her homo on West Maine
street last night.
Samuel Lewis OF Columbus was
visitor in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stidd enter
tanned a number Of their friends last
night ut their beautiful home east Of
town.
Mrs. Orvllle Lynn and Mrs. Oscar
Ice are calling on GAINESVILLE friends
today.
spent yesterday with her parents here.
Grace Van Curen and Allie Kinney
were shopping in Wheeling yesterday.
J. w. STEERS has completed his garage
on South street.
c. 7. FrItter was transacting business
at Kelsey Wednesday.
Oscar Lee IS TIE acknowledged cham
pion corn husker in this community.
Tho MorrIstown State Banking COM
pany IS installing new and up-to date
furnace.
The Ohio Fuel Supply company Is
getting ready to drill for gas on the
Albert Wilson farm north OF town.
Grant Jones of Flushing was visiting
friends here yesterday.
Hon. Charles +. Lynn Of Chattanooga,
Tenn. Republican candidate for repres-
cntative from Hamilton county. was re-
elected by 4 large majority. Mr.. Lynn
IS brainy man. good speaker and
strong advocate Of all measures that
insure national greatness and that will
restore tho South to her former gram
tivedeur. His many friends from this.
his native town, extend their warmest
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Miss Edna Sears was pleasant yisi-
tor at No. 10. Chestnut HILL" Wednes-
day afternoon.
Alex Ransome and Harold Fisher
spent Tuesday evening with Fri wilcox.
Mrs. George McBurncy. Of near Mt.
Olivett. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Cora Bailey.
There will be an entertainment and
cakewalk at No. II school house. Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Doudna, Of
Bridgeport. spent the week end with
the latter's mother. Mrs. Rebecca, of
Mt. Holly.
Mrs. Laura Long and daughter. Mrs.
Edna Heskett. OF Bethesda. spent sew
mother, Mrs. Lee Moore OF Mount Holly.
Mr.. Dietrich has moved To the farm
he purcha Sod of Daniel Berry. Mr.. Ber-
ry has moved to the property he pur-
chased OF Charles Hagedorn. east Of
GAINESVILLE.
the week end with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Campbell, Of Mt.
Miss Jessie Davis. of ollve,t. spent
last week with the family OF hor
brother, Howard Davis, OF Glendale. w.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Frazier and
daughter. Miss Ada. visited last week
with their daughter, Mrs. Clarence Will
cox, of Newark. ..
Miss Hazel Mead. OF olivett. enter
tained Friday evening with mnsque-
rade Halloween party Games and
music were the diversion OF the evening
and at an appropriate hour delicious re-
frcshmcnts we're served.
Tfn, Tobacco buyers were out Monday.
Bert Secrest Is on tho sick list this
week.
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burg Thursday by the serious illness Of
her mother Mrs Mary f. Craig.
Probate Court
Laura B. Wilson. dec. Authenticated
copy Of will and order Of probate thereof
in Allegheny county. Pa. filed with ap-
plicntion to admit to record in this
court. Record ordered.
Martha A. Bryson Final account Of
Miles Hart filed. Set for hearing Nov.
81, 1920. Notice ordered and continued.
Resignation OF Miles Hart as guardian
rendered and accepted.
Isaac Richar dson. dec Instrument
purporting to be joint will OF Isaac
Richardson and Rachel Richardson filed.
Testimony Of witnesses taken, reduced to
writing and filed.
Michael Donovan. dec. VIII and ap-
plication TO admit to probate filed with
waiver OF notice. Testimony OF wit
nesses taken, reduced TO writing and
filed. Probate and record ordered.
Lydia l. Thompson. dec. Application
Ned for appointment OF admir-. with will
annexed BOND $4,000 filed and. approved.
Appointment made. letters ordered and
issued. Inventory ordered. order issued.
Edward Brett. dec. Final account
filed. set for hearing Nov. %. 1920. Not
ice ordered and continued.
Harrison ZeiderS. doc. Final account
filed. set for hearing Nov. p. 1920. Not
ice ordered and continued.
Thomas r. Reynard. dec. VIII and ap-
pllcation TO admit to probate filed with
waivers OF notice. Application hled for
appointment OF executrlN. No bond re-
uuired. Appointment made. letters or
dered and issued. Inventory ordered,
order issued.
Margaret Macy. dec. Final account
filed. set for hearing Nov. q, 1920. Not
ice ordered and continued.
Louisa Jeffers. mothers pension. Re-
port Of examiner filed. Pension refused.
Ethel Gilmore. mothers pension. Re
port Of examiner filed. Allowance or
pension deferred. because unnecessary At
this time. Cause continued.
Ruby e Sedgwick. mothers pension.
Report Of examiner filed. Pension al
lowed.
Miles r. Hart. dec. Sale bill fled. ap-
proved and ordered recorded.
Realty Deeds Filed
Nary VI. whltcman to Henry and
Catherine Davies. Land In Martins
Ferry, $40.
Peter Rossman and Mary Rossman TO
Joseph Tonodus. Land IN Pease TIP.
$3.50.
The Maher Galleries Co. to Raven
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SAY DISTRICT is
MEN WILL STRIKE

special Dispatch to Tho Intelligencer.
Cumberland. Nd. Nov. 11.-Anticipa-
ting tho waukout Of miners Of Dis
trlct No 16. comprising the Georges
Creek and Upper Potomac region. 1T
midnight. next Monday. Francis j.
Drumm, acting president. and William
7. Trickett, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. today
published a notice to officers and mem
bers stating that the United Aine
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pal church. The bride Is tho daugh-
ter Of Former Recorder r. +. Ramsey
and Mrs. Ramsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcconnell have
returned from Columbus. where Mr..
Mcconnell consulted a specialist ir re-
gard to his health.
Mn and Mrs. John c. Sharon motorcd
to Columbus last Saturday to see the
Ohio State-Michigan football game.
Mrs. Allen Adams. who underwent an
operation in Ohio Valley Hospital, has
returned home.
First Catholic services ever held in
Cadiz were conducted from the mission
on South street last Sunday morning.