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ceptlng that portion OF said property
ninety six 1861 feet long and fortynnt
(i1l feet wide; being the portion .ol
said lot No. 81 and No. 81 which
Thomas Hough ana wife conveyed NJ
l.. s. Fleming, by deed dated January
-. 1893, and OF record In said Clerks
Office in Deed Book No. 81, page ssa:
and being the same real estate which
was conveyed to said BENJAMIN G
Williams by Frank E Nichols, execu-
ter Of the last win and testament OF
Ellzabeth, Rennie, deceased. by dec1
dated September J., 1899, and recorded
In said Clerks Office IN Deed BooI,
No. So at page acc: and the real es-
tate conveyed to said Williams by
Thomas Hough and wife by deed
dated March rs. 1900 and recorded in
said Clerks Office Ia Deed Book No.
90, at page 100. tsgether with the
buildings located thereon and the APP
purtenances thereunto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE
one-third of the purchase money,
and as much moro thereof as the pur-
CHASER may elect to pay, cash In hand
on day of sale, and the residue to re
paid n two equal payments. payable
on or before one and twc
years from day OF sale, with interest
thereon urtil paid, and for which the
purchaser will be required 10 execute.
in favor OF the undersigned special
comle; ssfoners, his notes with good
personal security to be approved by
said special commissioners. and a
vendors lien will be retained upon
the face of the deed Conveying the
title to such purchaser as further
sc curity.
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sprIna Moyinu.

Harry McElfresh has moved from
here to his own property at Clarks-
burg. okey McElfresh has moved
from Tunnelton into the house va
Gated by the former.
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JAMES A. MEREDITH,
Special COMMISSIONS

l. Clarence currey, Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court of Marion county, West Nir-
ginia, do certify that the above named
Special Commissioner has executed
bond before me in the sum OF Five
Hundred (S5oO.00) Dollars, with secur-
ity approved by me, conditioned in ac-
,cordance with the requirements of
said decree, and otherwise condition
ed according TO law.
CLARENCE CuRREY,
Clerk Of said Court.
Mar. 1s.2S-sO Apr. 6.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING AND SPECIAL NOTICES

So feet to stake in the county road;
thence East a feet running with the
meanders of said county road to the
beginning.
Said sale will be made upon the fol
lowing terms: For one.third and as
much more OF the purchase price as
the purchaser may elect to pay cash
in hand on day of sale, and The resi-.
due thereof to be paid In two equal
payments payable respectively on or
before six and twelve months from
day Of sale. with interest on such de-
ferred installments until paid, and for
which the purchaser will be required
to execute in favor Of tho undersigned
Special Commissioner, his notes with
good personal security to be approved
by him, and vendors lien will be.re-
tanned upon the face of the deed con.
veying title to such purchaser as fur.
ther security
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WANTED-several good pick miners
at once. Good wages and comfort
able place 10 live. Inquire Greater
Fairmont Investment Co., Fairmont
hotel bldg. Phone 1884. 4-1-st-754S
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Church News.

The box supper held by the young
peoples organized class OF tie Sun,
day school last week resulted in a nice
little profit.
The teacher training class \ beins
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ROOMS TO RENT

FOR RENT-Funished room for lady
or gentleman. 435 Jefferson street.
4-6-3t-75S2
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HELP WANTEp-MALE

WANTED = Laborers. SOC per, hour.
Apply Joseph Wright & Son, Cor.
4th ST. and Locust avenue. 4.5-st-756s
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WANTED-Ten good laborers. Hell.
mick Foundry Machine Co.
4-s.et.75sa
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FOR RENT - Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Close
in. Inquire Box 1875, care West Vir-
ginian office 4-6.3t.7579
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FOR RENT = Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms to party with
out children. Apply 532 Ogden ave.
nue.. 46.1t.757S
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FOR RENT-Furnished s-room hous.
and garage. s04 Locust avenue.
4-5-2t-7572
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RoLLo j. coNLEy,
JAS: A. MEREDITH. .


Specist Commissioners
!, Clarence Currey, Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Marion County, West
Virginia, hereby certify that bond ir
the penalty of S5010e.00 as provided
by said decree, and with security APP
proved by me as sufficient, has been
given by said special commissioners.
CLARENCE cuRREY.
Clerk.
s-16s 1880 4.t
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a0,roS AND ACCESSORIES

a0'FoS AND ACCESSORIES
$NS~~~~~~|~N-~e~oI~~N
FOR SALE-Ford Sedan. Al condt-
ton. Will sell at bargain IL sold
at once. Phone 1161-M 4-5-St-7573
FOR SALE-Chevrolct touring car.
Good condition. s425 cash. Also
Ford track in first class shape. Nc
Crays Auto and Sales Co., 40 Ogden
avenue, rear Watson hotel.
4-6-1t-75SS
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WANTED

WANTED-A-1 Forge Smith and help.
err and foundry laborers. Apply
Fatrmont Mining Machinery Co.
4.66t752n
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= Girl for general house.
work. 313 Walnut avenue.
42.4t-755s
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seamstress by the day or
week. Call 1921 4-6-2t-7576.
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LOST AND FoG...p

LosT-cameo ring, between 10 Chi
cago street and West virgianian OF
flee. Finder call .1372-M or leave at
Hollis Novelty Store. Reward.
4-6-3t-7575
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MISCELLANEOUS

FREE-Plan for making $40 grow to
$4,000 in five years. Write box 45s,
Wheeling, w. Va. 4-1-6t.7551
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FCR SALE .

FOR sALE-Four mahogany and ons
fumed oak book cases. Cheap.
Phone 93s. 4-6-3t-75S1
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FOR SAUE-Confectionery store. Good
business. bargain. Market and Co
lumbia st. R. E. Hudgins, Phone
1126J. 4.5.3t.756S
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e-~~~~SoooG~O~~~~I o0NoeS~l~S~~S~SoIoN<
WANTED-Maid for general house.
work. Good wages. No laundry.
Apply 1923 Main st. 4-6-3t-75S4
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FOR Registers and Cred
it Files. Easy payments. National
Cash Register Company. Clarksburg,
w. Va. 2-1S.tf.72S1
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FOR SALE-One Aft. Roll top desk
1886 Maple Ave. 4-5-3t-7570
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Houston Post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-29
No. 3-COntinued From
Page One.

Can McAdoo" friends. get him tho
everybody, was talking McAdoo.
necessary seven hundred and twenty
eight votes, or will the opposition be
able to block him and by deadlocking
the convention force the nomination
of dark horse.
That is the big question. There are
probably more people here who believe
that McAdoo will nominated than take
that McAdoo will be nominated than
take the other view.
Everybody agrees that it is Nc
Adoo against the field. Few outside OF
the Cox headquarters believe that Cox
can possibly survice the attacks Of
the days headed by Bryan.
The rffinors of the Anti-Salnnn
League are here IN force. Wayne
Wheeler says that they are here to
get Cox's goat and that they are go-
ing to get it. 1t looks as though they
may.
Certainly cox.s chances do not seem
anywhere near as good as they did
As hours ago.
If McAdoo is nominated, great eff
fort will be made by his western
friends to nominate for vice. president
Victor Murdock, a progressive repub-
/ ican leader, now chairman Of the fed
eral trade commission. I am told thai
several months ago McAdoo expressed
| a reference for Murdoch.
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CHILE BOOSTS LOWEST
COSTS OF ALL COUNTRIES

Santiago, Chile, June 2S.-A1I neo.
pie coming finn abroad remark or
the general abundance and cheapness
OF necessaries in Chile as compared
with other countries. Residents are
nevertheless STEERING from the grad :
ual increase il the cost of life as the
movement of Increase felt over the
world cannot be avoided here. The
circle has bea the same. Foreign
products rise, salaries increase. prices
OF domestic poducts advance.
There have ,een same labor move
ments in the nitrate region in the
north and in the coal fields in the
south, both skies ending with arbi-
fratlon of thedemands of the work
men. Trade ppears to be very ac-
tive and. althugh the market APP
pears to be ell stocked in most
trading lines,good orders are being
placed for british and American
goods for thecoming winter.
The crops hye been good but prices
are going up wing to inability of the
railroads to transport the crops to
the great cerers. !,
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No. Continued From
Page One
luton urging plank for modification
OF the volstead law. to permit tie use
OF light wines and beer in homes.

San Francisco. June Specification
OF the treaty of Versailles with such
reservations as the senate majority ap-
proves, is proposed in Bryan's plank
dealing with The treaty and League Of
Nations, which he made public to-
night. He would have delegates to
represent the United States in the
league appointed by the president, with
consent OF the senate, until they could
be elected by popular vote. These
delegates would be instructed to vote
for war without specific instructions
from congress or from tho people. given
by referendum vote. Delegates would
be instructed to insist on disarmament
OF the world.
Bryan's plank is regarded by admin
istration democrats here as embody-
ing much the same proposals that ne
brought out at the Jackson day dinner
in Washington. which signallzed the
rift between the president and Bryan
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.LOnulnued From
Page One.

meal situation back where 1t was
when Mr. McAdoo announced recently
that he did not care to be considered
a candidate. At that time both At
torney General Palmer and Governor
Cox were active candidates and their
supporters were claiming victory IN
the preconvention scramble for dele
gates, many of those who had been
McAdoo supporters promised to vote
for other candidates but the McAdoo
men declared today that practically
every one of these could be. brought
back into the field
There wasa frequent mention OF
Secretary Meredith of the department
of agriculture as 4 possible RUNNING
mate for McAdoo. Mr.. Mereditn'
political campaign headquarters Were
closed Saturday when he announced
he was in no sense candidate.
Al discussion of candidates mani
testify still was subordinate
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IMcADOO APPEALS :
TO ALL UNIONS

New York, June ga letter written
by William G. McAdoo in which he ap-
speals to all labor organizations to ex-
ert themselves Geographically, intelli-
gently and unitedly against re-estab-
lishment or reaction in America was
made public here tonight.
The, letter dated, June II. was nj
reply to a communication from Sec
rotary Mueholland of the Metal Trades
Council here Informing McAdoo that
q hundred and forty thousand wage
earners represented by the council
would recommend you as the most
popular candidate for president the
Democratic parry could possible name.
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CATTLEMEN MAY
INVESTIGATE YARD

Ell Paso, Texas, June 2S.--A COM
mittee composed of members from the
Panhandle and Southwestern Stock
mems Association has been appointed
TO investigate the practicability of part
ownership of .stockyards, particularly
those at Kansas City and Fort worth,
by cattlemen.
Under a recent ruling of the United
States Attorney General. packers
must dispose of their interests N
stockyards within two years, and
this will create an opportunity Tor the
cattlemen to acquire the stock II they
desire 1t.
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BRITISH TRADE
CIRCUS STARTED

London, June 2S.--The Department
of Overseas Trade IS despatching an
official Trade Circus to tour the
British Dominions to advertise Brit
ish goods. Those to Far East, South
America and the United States are
Dostponed because manufacturers can
oot work off present commitments,
says the American Chamber OF Com
merce here.
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TWO STATES TO
ACT ON SUFFRAGE

San Francisco. June 2Ss-Governor
Roberts, of Tennessee, and the gov
ernor Of Vermont are in race to call
a special session. of their legislatures
to consider ratification OF the federai
suffrage amendment, according to re-
ports given currency here TO-DAY py
suffrage leaders. They said they
learned that Senator Harding told
friends in Washington the governor OF
Vermont would call q special session
probably next week and suffragists
! here got in touch with democratic
Headers here and telephoned to Gov
ernor Roberts.
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Rub-My-Tism is a powerful
antiseptic; it kills the poison
caused from infected cuts, cures
old sores, letter, etc.
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SINN FEINERS TO
HOLD UP TRAFFIC

Dublin, June 2s.-Sinn Feiners are
preparing for possible stoppage of all
railway traffic and are arranging to
commander motor cars ana organize
a food transport system, and institute
regular food control
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-29

Now they are calling him Sunset
COX. But as we understand it, Nc
Aaoodle-do, is the sunrise cock. And
Gems likely to make the wellSin ring.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-03-26

8. Insert at the end of Section 10
of Chapter 8, the following: The
names of the candidates for the Of
fee Of alderman shall be placed only
on the ballots for their respective
wards.
4. Paragraph of Section 13 of
Chapter shall be amended to read
as follows: On the day following the
said primary election the said city
clerk shall canvass said returns, so
received from all the polling pre-
cincts and shall make and publish in
all the newspapers Of said city at
least once, the result thereof Said
canvass by the city clerk, shall be
publicly made. The two candidates re-
ceiving the highest number of votes
for mayor, shall be the candidates,
and the only candidates whose names
shall be placed upon the ballot for
mayor at the next municipal election,
and the two candidates in each ward,
receiving the highest number of votes
for alderman, and no others shall be
placed upon the ballot as candidates
for alderman of such ward, at such
municipal election, provided that
when two aldermen are to be elected
from one ward, the names of the four
candidates, or all such candidates, il
less than four, receiving the largest
number of votes, and their names only
shall be on the ballot as candidates
for alderman Of their respective
wards at such municipal election. Pro-
vided, however, that in case there
shall have been only two candidates
for any of said offices and their
names shall not have appeared on
the primary ballot, and also in case
such primary shall for like reason
not have been held, the names of such
persons whose nominations shall have
been certified to by the clerk shall be
placed on the ballot for such office
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-03-26

their election. The Mayor shall be
elected for a term of one year and
each alderman for a term Of two
years. At the regular municipal cleo
ton to be held in 1921 there shall be
elected from each ward one alder.
man, provided that in the ward
where the commissioner whose term
of office expires in 1921, resides,
there shall be elected two aldermen
and the candidate for alderman re-
ceiving the greatest number Of votes,
shall be elected for a term Of two
years and the candidate for the Of
fee of alderman receiving the next
largest number of votes, shall be
elected for a term of one year. At
each municipal election held after
1921 there shall be one alderman
elected from each ward and q mayor,
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-03-26

10. Section of chapter 6 of the
Charter of the City Of East Jordan,
Michigan, shall be amended to read
as follows: The various departments
shall be apportioned among commit
tees selected from the council, by the
mayor.
IL. Sections 1, 2, 3, and 16 of
chapter shall be repealed and
stricken from the said Charter OF
the City of East Jordan, Michigan.
IL. Wherever in the Charter of
the City of East Jordan, Michigan,
there is now a provision for giving
notices by publication in more than
one issue of daily paper printed In
the City of East Jordan, Michigan,
the same shall be changed to the CIV
ing OF notice by che publication in
any one or more newspapers printed
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-03-26

members of the Council shall be en-
titled to and shall receive as full COM
pensation for their services the fol-
lowing annual salary, viz: Mayor,
$4,000, each Alderman $4,000, such
sums to be paid as the Council may
determine.
8. Section of chapter shall be
amended to read as follows: The
Mayor shall be elected at large by
the qualified electors of the city. The
aldermen shall be electors and resi-
dents of the ward which they are
elected to represent and shall be
elected by the qualified electors of
their respective wards. The terms of
all members of the Council shall
commence at twelve o'clock noon, on
the End Monday of April, following
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-03-26

in the City of East Jordan, Michigan
13. Compensation for members Of
registration or election boards or
board Of review shall be determined
by the council.
We further petition that the form
of the ballot to be used In the submis-
sion of said amendments shall be as
follows:
1. The proposed amendments shall
be printed In full on the ballot.
2. For the amendment of the City
Charter of the City of East Jordan,
Michigan, as above set forth.
YES { }.
3. For amendment of the City
Charter OF the City Of East Jordan,
Michigan, as above set forth.
NO. { J.
OTIS ]. SMITH. City Clerk,
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-03-26

at such municipal election.
5. Section 30 of chapter shall
be amended by striking out the
words 'or anyone in his behalf"
6. Section l Of Chapter shall be
amended to read as follows: All
powers conferred on the city, unless
otherwise provided in this Charter,
shall be exercised by the mayor and
six aldermen, who shall be known
and designated as the council.
z. II shall be the duty of the
mayor and council to take the active
management and control Of the city
affairs and shall be responsible for
the full and complete discharge
thereof.
s. Section Of chapter shall be
amended to read as follows; The
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-03-26
Operates All Manner of Motor and Drive MACHINERY

gushing fire. 1t increases
the value of property by en-
HANGING its beauty as we'll as
adding to convenience.
The Litscher Lite plant is the
result of years of experience
and has been tested out on
farms throughout the United
States. 1t is a proven success
according to the testimony of
farmers who have long en-
joyed it's multiple assistance.
The Litscher Lite plant re-
quires only water, lubricating
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-03-26

oil and kerosene TO keep it
running. 1t is so simply con-
structed that it's operation is
easily understood. 1t re-
quires such little space that
it can be installed anywhere
without being in the way. 1t
operates with little noise or
vibration "a fact which per-
mits its installation even in
the house.
The factor of economy alone
points out another Litscher
Lite advantage.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-03-26

The Litscher Lite plant will
operate for several hours,
charging it's batteries and
supplying light and power for
all purposes at the cost of a
little kerosene.
The Litscher Lite plant is self
cranking and starts with a
push of a button. 1t is the
preference of those whose
judgment is influenced by
economy of operation, great
er utility and simplicity of
construction.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-03-26

The Litscher Lite plant repre-
sents the farthest develop
ment in the field of farm
lighting equipment. 1t goes a
step beyond all other equip
ment which attempts to imi-
tate it's service. 1t supplies
power for every sort of work
the farmer has to do. 1t pro-
vides running water for the
house and barn. 1T cuts the
fire hazard by eliminating
dangerous oil lamps and by
supplying a means of extin-
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-03-26
AGood Farm Owner Dealer and Stakeholder
OWN STOCK FISCHER LITE CORPORATION

The fischer Lite Corporation therefore its
of stock careful investors who thoroughly familiar with the
farm lighting plant market have confidence the possibility of
this and growing industry In with this
said that the value Of farm products for the 1919
billion dollars and that the farmer than other
class citizens the United States has the money and the desire
buy We have the farm lighting and plant which offers the
investment the have the distributions need
capital to enable to multiply production We believe that the
who will the fischer Lite plant should have the opportunity
to benefit from its manufacture and SALE
We going enjoy greater prosperity and wish share with
the small investor.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-03-26

Each candidate for the office of
alderman shall, at the same time, file
Herewith the petition of at least ten
and not more than twenty-five quail
fled electors residing in his ward, re-
questing such candidacy and each
candidate for Mayor shall, at the
same time, file Herewith the petition
of at last twenty-five and not more
than fifty qualified electors of the
City of East Jordan, Michigan, re-
questing such candidacy.
Petition shall be in substantially
the following form:
Petition accompanying nominating
statement.
The undersigned, duly qualified
case of candidacy for the office of al
derman) City Of East Jordan and re-
siding at the place set opposite our
respective names thereto, do here
by request, that the name of
(---- be placed on
the ballot as a candidate for the NOM
ination for (name of office) at the
primary election to be held in such
city on Monday, the -- day Of
10. We. further state
that we know him to be qualified
elector of said city and a man OF
good moral character and qualified in
our judgment for the duties of such
office.
Name of Quail
fled Electors. No. st.