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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-30
FIVE NEW Co. FARM AGENTS



Manhattan. Kan. Aug SG-Ffve
new county agricultural agents have
been chosen IN Kansas ACCORDING TO
announcement BY Harry Cuherzsr.
dean OF extension IN the Agricultural
college
George " SidEsH- who has studied
both n Fairuonr college and IN the
Kansas STATE Agricultural college. Is
10 be agent for Ness county He for
merry was emergency demonstration
agent Al Leo-L
John 2 Eggermau VII be agent for
wichita and Greeley counties M
Eggsrmar was brought Up on = 1900
acre farm. took a four-year course at
'Che Agricultural college. and subss-
1ueutIy served as Lieutenant IN the
United States army.
Charles 4 Patterson new agent in
" yandOrre county. was also brought
up On a Kansas farm He Is a gracu-
ate OF the Agricultural college and has
taught has been county agent IN
Oklahoma and was assistant state
leader Of boys clubs there
Walter " Eoughton VIII be agent
for Jewell county He Is a graduate
OF the Agricultural college. With sue
cezzfuI farming. teaching and execu-
tive experience
sam + smith a Eradaute q the
Kansas State Normal school vii be
agent in Reno county He has had
experience IN grain farming and stock
raising in Indiana and Kansas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-30
coat srRGEoN RETrRNs.
Milford Specialist In Glands Says Hen
Resume Practice

Junction City. Kan. Aug 39.-Dr-
John P BrirEey. '-gOar gland Sps-
ciaEst- who fer several weeks has
been performing his operations n Chi
cage hospitals. turned Up IN Junction
City. Unexpectedly. and announced
that he would resume practice at Nil
ford, Kan where he perfected his
goat Eia1E surgery
The Bri1key-JoueS hospital there
Is at present il charge OF Sheriff
n D Peso, who took possession a
month ago IN BEHALF OF creditors, after
Mrs Minnie BrinkIsy. wife Of the doc
tor is alleged 70 have removed several
loads OF furniture and equipment
Tie sheriff took possession OF the
building and contents ar the Instance
OF local attorneys for the American
Electrical company. q St Joseph
No. concern. which IN June secured
z court judgment following a suit IL
voIvtnE a large quantity q copper
wire that Il IS alleged. was sold 70
the hospital
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-30
Is YEARS. AGO II TOPEKA
From the Columns OF
TIE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL


Thirty couricts were TesterdaT transferred
from rhe stata penIrenriarv AZ Lansing %
c1e new reflrDatory at Hutchinson There
1euEarT ard lis * the smallest number
fn1E has BEEN IN The INSTITUTION for tan
rears and q taEs number % are Oklahoma
prisoners
kansas has the smallest number q coz
victs % any SCIrs n the Union according
20 population
Judge and Ms 9 G. Foster entertained
fsW Frieu-tz On Tuesday evening TheF
were judge a1d Mrs = H Horton Mrs
George " F@als- sE-tT0-Hru0r T 4 os-
born md son NJ Ned 0rEerE- Mrs Evelyn
Lewis and M Edwart Wilder
Jullus welding and VII Wa6sT0rrh
made great HRS a end uel IN the OIf1rtis
1uDrnmpCu minstrel snow At Highland
PARK school house wednesday night Tom
King vas IztEriccuror-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-30
VIEW PosToFFIcE L NEEDED
Local Building Not Lar- Enough 70
Handle TIE Mail

Topeka needs new postoffics
building
W 0. Rzzhy. postmaster. admits the
present quarters are Inadequate he
said
Our present receipts have more
thar doubled since 1914 ard cur
working force has increased ~ more
than one-thsrd We simply cant do
cur ~ork ii cur present quarters. =
the business CONTINUES 70 grow
~1fzEi1z Turezz The central clear
E1z house T1r secoz6 ard thr6-cIaSS
pos1afffces II The state has greatly r.
creased CIR demands for spare The
weather bureau. which ought % BE-
housed IN TIE federal buiT5IzE has
been oazzs6z sor rszrz 50 1zz -ne
navy recruiting staten
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-30
KILLED By LIGHTNING BOLT
Young Farmer Was Tidfn= Home on
Load Of Hay at the Time.

Lawrence Kan aug 31--Roy
Ford. - years old living four and
one-haIf mics northeast CT this city
q the farm owned BY his father
George Ford was struck and Instantly
killed by lightning during the light
electrical storm about o'clock sat
urdaT night while riding 70 the house
on Z load OF hay
Young Ford has been living On his
czths-'z farm since he married three
years ago The Iumzmctor was taken
from this city N an effort 70 revive
him but without avail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
County SchcoIs to
Hold Track Meet
j Early in May

1anlnr lnier-nchpIntlic track
meti that will bt ipn'or onls 20 far
az Inc axe of the contestants - con-
cssne1 win be staged ~ the children
nf Inc Bcfnalliio county schools IN
bafrina field early IN hny.
1{iIH athletic meet viii be held a.
a climax TO tho playground activities
which have been of 4uch interest IL
the rural districts during ise present
school year.
Tina teachers themselves are acting
na athletic directors AM recess
period or after school hours he usual
IS sedhfe school ina'Rm ma Ne seen
out IN tho yard euhchinE Willie n
Tommy and Jose IN t.se fine polntr
o. sack race. hurdles OF hop-step-
and-lump.
Preliminary meets viii be held ~
zach school 10 choose the represent
iatlycn 10 nc Rig erect. the follow
ing schools viii entcr contestants in
the athletic event. North Fourtn
street. Old ToWn. Harciak south SC
ond street. Ranches de Atrisco. santa
Barbara aud las padiilas.
Adolfo Gonzales. principal OF the
Las pacilias school, - the moving
spirit IN me track meet. and VII
make arrangements ~ 10 officials
judges n prizes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
LEGAL NOTICES


starr Of New Mexico
state Corporation Commission nl New meAi'n
CERTIFICATE on FILLING
United States ~ Amrrira.
State 81 New Nexico--ss.
u b, Hereby Certified. that there vas alcd
Tor record In the once % the state Corpora
tion Commission uf the state Of New. McAi,n
90 the first day OF April A y ie1n e.
Ten O'Clock A N BY the NoHs IT tsloVh
CO q corporation organized under the law e.
o. Sew MeNlro, q duly extsutcd euns-l, 10
writing that sad corporation he dts.oiNed
and this Commission neing haiished That aii
Of tho requirements % section nls, NtN
Mexico staiutcs Annotated. todihratinn 1910.
relating 90 mo voluntary dissolutiun " cor
parutians have been daily complied Win
NOW. THEREFORE,. upon the hiins win
this Cnmmlsslun Of on ahdaVit shuuinr thht
this fertlhcntr has been Published Oh. r%cuulrtd
us law the said corporation shall be dia
Thr principal omce Of the said corporation
in ihls state is al tt1 John street. Alhugurr.
aur. New Nraic1. and the name ni ihs hs'nt
in charge thereof nnd upon whom service
mav he made ik Louis MrNar
lNn 03Nsl
lu TcstimnnF n nerent, ttr state infunfa
ton Commission 81 Tho state of Mes ArsirI
hal. caused Thu certificate tn be- signed hl
fs Chairman and the sal ~ said tuiuuiaHIoui
Co be- neired 40 the city nf Santa r. 600 inlf
is-sl' " HCGH n WILLIAMS
Affect. 'haifmHN
Aurl So
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

Gus fiilia minnfrels arc said to he
doing q hfe business this season and
many complimentary things are be-
ing said b. those who arc competent
to judge about hts entertainment a
novel and entirely new prorrant y
promised aad while n good many %
the faces arc new sill there are suf-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

Charles Mara. Maria a. Nets. John Tareh.
cts. brttista fargheitR. tiemeutina Tar
ghetia, Tony Tarshetta. rettcniin saachel
iacohe Annie Alfredo Aymiin. rsuliia
Armiin chilareu % Pulicarriu Armuo. de
censed Mirurl & de- haca, ohmiana GU
% Tenorio. widow ~ Jesus Tenorio, de-.
ceased jose NutiorrrE y Onntnles. Slrta
Gutierrez. Mathilde GuticrreE Jose 0utier.
ref, Gcnoseha Tenoriu aud Daniel Tenorin
nnly heifssat.law ~ Jesus Tenorio dsceAs
ed hvlquiades Martinez Roscndn Mat
timer. psffcefa Martinez. 0regnrin Mesias
frank Mrstas. Alircgu ~sissias, Lupith
tines. Desiderio Mariinsh Jose Manuel
sanchez hoir' 10 .an OF tsicauor Martinez
decsased Adeia nuiifr.s de- Silva. Cor
Clorrs sina. Cnud,iauo silva. Feiiriis
Silva Lisandlu silva. smhrnsin Silva. "a
uNina EilfH| Jaime Silva Celia Silva. widow
and heirs.ai law af Jose Felipe silva de-
iucers Noaio,a and - naa lueero ,
Muutuyu, hrirH-at law Of Jose lurrrn, de-
ceased Iomasa lurers snans iurcll, An
tonic Luccro. Victor sandorAi Elcatar
sanduval socundinu ~saudoval Crffnr.n
'Mratas fugeuio Mestas. Autonin Nrsfa
Carlos Martinez Nahriel MARTINEZ Inseana
MARITIME Isabel Martinez uuiilermn Gu
ucrrrt N~res4rin saHdoNal, Esarisiu 0ris-n.
hrf-ahH NricEu nelAna lrirsn, Alhiua
hontnya heirs OF Tomas M1ut1ya deeeHs
ed pcilno Gricso Iusiiuiann uutlcfrel
Unsnovn claimants u lntrresi u tho Real
Estute Described in riaintin Compliant
Adverse 20 Plaintiff. Defendants
NutIic BE- hereby given that - show
aimed uiaintIH has tied its suit against The
hove namsd defendants boz tho shove NAMED
curt that me object aud prayer nf suld
ia % establish mo tide 81 plaintiff in
nd Go ths real estate hereinafter described
60 uriat title nt said ulaiutiH d. against
adverse riai1a 81 aid drfendana and
arh OF thHm. and thHt aAd drfrudanS aud
~ thum he barred aud forever rstnppri
riaimine any right ntlr or interest in
= 20 said prentice or in case any defendnnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

Christian Science services are held
at Woman's club every sunday norm
ina AZ ~ o'clock.
sunday school M a.fb o'clock,
"wednesday evening meetings az 3
o'clock.
READING DON open daily except
sundays aud holidays from 2ao TO
$3.50 y. M. At fiais West Central
nine. Mclini building.
A free lending library. Including all
the works Of MARY baker Eddy. and
other authorized Christian Science
literature, o. maintained In connection
with The reading room
The public H. cordially invited %
attend the sunday services the We'd
ncHdAv evening mcctinEf. aud 20 visit
the reading room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

said real estate. that the lines III thr reni
estate 80 claimed and established be detrr.
mined and marked apon ihs ground by
survey De paid in such portions 81 the conrt
mHy md iust and equitable, and fnr al
such other aud further relief a. the plaintiff
inaf De- entitled tp Jon rauitf said rial estate
helng situate h. the county Vt SandayAi state
Of Now Mexico and described "a fuli6ws
an that portion of the Alameda Land Grant
lying ih tho county Of SauaoyAi. described a.
follows hnunded on the north hy tho north
line ~ The Alameda Land Grant on ihr
uranf on the snuii t1 The county lur be-
ueen hcrnuillo and SandoNnl %ruuntiss and
nn me east By the top 81 tho first sandhiila
wet o. The Rio Grande falel the Hns
Commencing Oh ths eount} line between
HrrnalIlu and -nndnVal r%nuntirs. az tho
common corner % sections aud O. of town
ship - north range . east and section. %
thsn,e unaias north - degree minute.
east. $50 rhHiuH thrHrc rHst ~ degrees iu
minutes west so chains thence north 4u ht
srsrs r1 minutes east ipI oi chains thence
mcrii claimed By = ~ saudoyal nov owned
hy plalufin tirnrr lu o. uurfhtasiesly dtrrr.
uln along said wire fence 90 THE Arroyo Aar.
auca 90 . poiut where u joins the RIO uranir
loo draudr 90 tho north ln0 - te Alameda
Land Grant containing 1itiu acres Yf iHud
The defendant are furfhcs uufited that
unless they appear End aususr 600 or before
taken against them and each Of thtm By
4 Is NsNmicu D.. the attorney far plants
and bis postohce address o. Aihuqler4ar
T.. D ARMilo.
Hy Harry , Lee Deputy
March 2H27 April $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

CHICAGO, April a-An future de-
iiNcri4s Of corn, oats and rte ascend
% today 10 he highest pTlces yet This
SEASON. except Cor May corn Linlng
Of war time restrictions % flour huis-
mess counted e. a now bulllsh factor
~ 20 Erain. The rrinciral eason for
the advance 81 corn. however. wna
ncnrclty OF offerings Opening corn
quotations. whteh varied from y rent
on 70 ~ sent w with May si.siA
TO U.62h and July 4i.k4h to
&l.5fA, were followed BY sharp gains
all around and then a moderate re-
action.
Oats parsllcied the action OF corn.
After opening unchanged 20 y cent
highcr. Including July " 6ih TO StM
ccnts the market saEEcd a little and
then scored . decided general ad-
vance.
Provisions were steady "a firm with
a fair trade. Dealers were apparently
Inclined 90 regard as having hcon dis
countod The market effect OF the bis
stocks On hand.
Close
corn-Mny. sI.ess. July. si.s7Ns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Decorates
Two American Aces

Washington. April a.-captein
Edwars v. Rl~ckcuhacker and Doug
las Campbell. American aces. have
been made chevaliers Of the Legion
% Honor and AWARDED the Crotx de
Oucrrc with palms by the French
government the war department an
nOnnced TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
200 Soldiers Killed
In Mutiny in China

AMOY. China. April S.-TwO hum
drcd soldiers were killed and many
woundcd in n muiiny OF the troops In
Anhui province, according 10 adyiccs
rccelved here.
The nghtinE IN continuing anal the
inhabitants are fleeing In terror. the
dispatch aida.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
CFOftGE WILSON, Canadian.

ficlent Of the old ones left to guar
antec a clever program. Among the
most prominent are George Wilson.
Jimmy Wall. Lee Edmonds, Jack
Kennedy. Fred Freddy Rudy willing.
Jack Hatfcrsby. Herbert Wilson,
Harold Williams, Carl Graves. How
ara NcidinF. Jack Hayes ana 80 other
aplendid artists. rhcy will be seen
here on Friday. April .. at the
Crystal opera house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Two Killed When
Oil Tank Explodes

" ~ NIN0ETNTII FETII
pOHTERNIiLE. C0iif- April a.
Two men were killed. another lies IN
a critical condltion. several others
were Infused and The uYea Of scores Of
citizens endangered ~ the explosion
Of an oil tank today that Gcmolishcd
the rear OF the city sAfagc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Combine to Depress
Cotton Prices Probed

WAsHINCTON. April 3.-inNcrti-
eatlon of an Illegal combination 10 de-
press cotton PRICES WA ordered today
by Attorney General Palmer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
German Reichswehr
Captures Two Towns

COBLENZ. April S-The reichs-
wehr captured Duirherg. Rhentsn
Prussia. and Ruhrort. the harbor for
DuinbcrE. late this afternoon. after
much street hghtine. according 10 ad-
vices received this evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

st,ts Of New Mssico County Of saldoyaL
ln the District Court
So. Ole.
san Aiateu Land COMPANY fluiniih,
vs.
Richard Heller beatrice GnrEafss &C. Heller.
Abrritin perea. Julio MARTIN. duhtihiahn
Gutierrez. Luis Garcia Iuuu = ioMcF Joe
Pima. Eiias Martinez iosH Ramon lehorin
lose Felipe Montoy Co, Eiius Npntoya. nr
tayiano LOPEZ. Teresa GONZALEZ de- NHnd1
val D. M SandoyHl, Mirautnu sanchez
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

The women folks are feeling nnc
A. onc ~ oue staic- fali la line
To give 90 Ella. Mae and Jcn
The right To vote Hike nll aud Hen.
Meanuldhs the politicians fret
And pinp best ways their Notcs o.
got.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April a.
Buttcr-unchanEcd.
Eggs-current receipts. 20 cents
higher. Si2.5O per cnsc. Firsts. one
cent higher. 42c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
PHOnrs srnAR aEpORT.

NEW ORLEANS, Ia. April d.
United states District Attorney Henry
Mooney. with the assistance Of rep
rcaentafsves Of Me department %
juriice. todny started investigation Of
charges that Cuban suEars were be-
ing Imported here refined and sold
AZ a large profit az l%ouiHlana sugar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

There's lively Times in old Berlin
Where forty factions rai-c u din;
rang zuss In ~ me uocs %
RCsuiting in n corkiue rout.
roar.
"But Il was quicirr la var
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Produce

CHICAGO. April 8-Butter-
Higher. Creamery. 80 a 6bc.
Eggs-HiFher. Receipts. 1896
eases. Firsts. 4Oh m41hc; ordinary
nrstH, SEA 4Oci At mark. cases in
cluded. 30 m40hc.
Pouliry-AllNe. unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
WRINKLED COLLAR
HAuLNHl

HOuSTON-Carrie Doris, negresa.
wouldn't stop her dinner TO iron a
collar for Spencer Samson. negro. tie
argued and %upbraided her. Where
upon she shot him in tho mouth.
Hosnllal Tor Samaon. jail Tor CnrrIr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

Potntoes-Strong. Receipts. IS
Northern white round sacked.
s5.95 Ug.tO; same In hulk. SG.1Om
8 20; Idaho russcts. '&T.00M 1856.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
THERE \ BAcK

u wonder his rotten ciuh doesn't
dri,' sou t0 mntrimon}
"Nf dear sir, matilmony drove me
" tia clue, Pan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
NV TOFN TI1CIIH
New York Money.

NEW YORK. April sterilns so
DAY bills 4.fS; commercial 50 day
bills on hanks S3.fa; commercial so
aes bills. ts.324; demand. t2s1.
cnhIra. sa.Qk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

CHICAGO. April g.-HOgs-Re-
eeipts. 5000. liaht grades steady to
70 cents higher: other grades STEADY
10 Is mt lower. bulk. $1,000
1900; top. $3.50. heavy. Sia.b0n
ls.eb; medium. tis.2bH1sl5; light
&ia.76 ni6t5: iEht iight. st5ibn
1885; heavy packing aows, smooth.
$685. Mif00; packing sows, rough,
&i2.75 pass; pigs, Si3.5Om 1875.
cnttic-ReceiptH, 5000. Compared
with n week nro. Market mostly
steady Fat steers. fif.25; bee steers
ana fat shc-stuck. 20 20 SO ccnts
hieher; yearlines. so 60 % cents up:
I'M irregular. mostly steady;
feeders aud calves dun.
shccp-Recelpts. 5000. Compared
with 4 week ago; Market steady. 50
20 ~ pound shorn lambs. st7.26M
1850; wooded stock unchanged.
DENVER. Colo. April s.-Cattle-
Receipts, zoe. Market steady. Beef
steers, S9.OO ~ 1878. COWS aud heifers.
500 70 iI.2b; stockers and feeders.
iS.50mli.b0; calves. $500 Hi7.b0.
Hoes-Receipts. geo. Market
steady. Top. 1895; bulk. si4.00 q
1900.
shcop-Receipts. 800. Market
steady Lambs. $3.50 W13.25; ewes,
$500 lass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
JUDGE OFFERS A
SIMPLE SOLUTION

ToLEnO- "Wadn 7 do" said 4
landlord 20 = Judge here "A can't
have her uuaress ~ then walk that
Wal the ifueih VI the half TO the
lathroom. ~ guoatn object" "buy
her q haihrobe snid hixSouer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

AKRON what was your order
the wpiter asked an hour later
ongoesed the waiter. They had 90
AK The eoQk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

KANSAS CITY. No.. April 3.-BoFa
.--lkcceipts i2,000. Market steady 70
20 cents lower. Packers top. ti5b0.
bulk, $4,000 1890, no hcavics:
Mediums sit.75a 1915; lights.
sf5.s5Gl5.s0.
Cattie-ltcreiDts, $50. Market for
week Better grEdc beef and butcher
ehtth atronn TO 20 ccnts higher.
ethers steady; calves, % To Is cents
'Swcri stockerr and feeders steady.
sheep Receipts. 500. Market TOR
week; Eat lambs. 6s to SO cents
higher; sheep and yearlings. 20 TO SO
cents higher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
" Olsssined advertising.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-11
PERSONALS

Z Mrs. @. c. Lawrence. Jr.. OF Can
ton, Ohio, who before her marriage
this summer was Miss Nellie NJ.
Hess, Fairmont, W. Va, Will leave
Thursday of this week with her
husband to spend the winter at San
Jose, California.
Mrs. R. Dougan and Miss Nellie
Dougan, who have sold their home
on Benoni avenue to Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson BeRll are now making their
home with Mrs. Dougan's sister.
Mrs: Frank Ridgely, Of Locust ave.
nue..
The family of Rev. Claude King,
the new pastor Of the First Metho-
dist church, Is now safely domi-
ctled In the1parsonage adjoining the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Hustead and
Mrs. Martha Scranage, Mrs. Hus-
ltead's mother, spent the week end
In Belington.
MISC Martha Swisher will speno
the next few weeks in Detroit
where she will be the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Harry Mason.
Miss Matte Bentel, who was ono
OF the hundreds OF Fatrmonters
who saw the Pitt-W. V. U. football
game Saturday is the guest Of rel
atiyes in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Barry
are visiting IN Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Swain. Of
q y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-11
LADY
SAYS NERVLAX IS
BENEFITTING Her
Mrs. Dolly Sharer, Cum
berIand, Md, Recon-
1nends NerVlax for
Nervous Troubles

II find that Nervlax has been a
great help to me In relieving me
% my nervous troubles" writer
MrB. Dolly Sharer, 40 Bedford St,
Cumberland, Md. II have taken
three bottles OF It and find that 1t
has done more good for me than
any medicine have ever taken.
: I BuRered with gas on my stomach,
had headaches, dizzy spells, my
nerves were all upset and my sleep
WAS broken and irregular, Since
taking Nervlax my strength and
energy have returned. / sleep
soundly and get up in the morning
feeling fine. Nervlax is a great
remedy for nervousness and l glad.
". recommend It to my friends.
MRS. DOLLY SHARER, -
s 20 Bedford Street,
Cumb Nd,
HsrYiax g on sale 81 Crane's
eFun store.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-11
Parent Teaeher MeetInn.

The Parent-Teacher Association
will have its first meeting this yeai
on Thursday night Of this week.
All parents are urged to join The
association and come regularly this
winter as much has been planned
which will be OF benefit to parent,
teacher and pupil. R. T. Ginning.
ham, president OF the association,
says the cooperation between par
ent sand teachers at the high
school was exceptionally fine last
winter and much was dOus which
was good. He asks thut more par-
cnts than ever turn OUT this winter
CNCe each month so that even more
9 I'D may be the result. II WIS thu
frank discussion OF problems and
interests last winter which brought
many troubles into clearer light
and in addition the talks and ad.
dresses given were of keen interest
and help to both parents and teach.
ers. A large attendance ~ urgeI
for Thursday night at 1870.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-11
it Will do
handsome patterns

In this Immense quantity that we are putting
on sale you will find over twenty new and de-
sirabIe patterns wood, tile, mating, block
conventional and all-over. designs in striking
color combinations, all clear and true-in facts;
there is a design and color suitable for every
room in your house patterns with which yOu
will be pleased and will never tire of.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-11

CASTOR avenue, announce the birth,
Saturday evening, OF u son.
Mr.. and Mrs. David W. Kennedy
are now living in apartments At
the home OF Mrs. Margaret Mulve.
hill, on Benoni avenue.
Mrs. James Burns, OF Grafton, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. John
Burchinal.
John and Richard Ford were Sun.
day guests OF their mother, Mrs.
Maria Ford, OF Walnut avenue.
Miss Sallie Bolyard, of Fellows
viiel, is visiting her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Greed z. Boil.
yard, of View avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-11
it will not decay

Because "NEPONSET' is waterproof there is
no fear of it rotting and decaying as some
moderate priced floor coverings do. It will give
better and more satisfactory service than any
floor covering at its regular price. 1t is thick,
durable and sanitary, easily kept clean, and
can be mopped as often as you desire without
the slightest injury Truly, it is practical
floor covering at moderate price.