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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-21
I District w. c. I. u.
!: Meetings Named

Mrs: Barbara H. wylie,N state CORE
spending secretary Of the North Da-
kota W. c.. To, Mrs. w. E. Black Of
Grand Forks and Mrs. Ella M. Sh.ppy
of Hope, N. D., will be the principal
sneakers at the conventions Of Dis
Thomas and Mimic, Junel23, "a and
June "a, rs.
Mrs. A. l.. Miller of ST. Thomas,
president of the 18th district in the
state. will preside at the sessions to
be held there June, % and "a. The
Mimic sessions, will be presided over
by Mrs. Frank Beasly Of Fairdale,
president Of the 18th district.
The programs for both meetings
promise much to the m attend
ing and among the interesting topics
upon which The speakers will dwell
will be why a School of Citizen
ship?' The New Extension Program
Of the w. G.. T. u" Voting Regula-
!:G;ns ra in North Dakota" and the
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunte Of Crookston,
accompanied by a party of friends
who were their dinner guests, motored
to Grand Forks Friday evening, land
enjoyed a visit with friends in this
city. s
~
Miss Ruth Thurston Of Heaton, N.
H.. who attended the University Of
North Dakota during the last year,
stopped in Fargo en- route to her
home and has been the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. F.. F.. Saunders. Miss Thur
ston left Saturday morning for
Heaton.
Tracy Bangs, who has been on a
brief fishing expedition at Hakcnsack,
has returned to the city. En- route
he stopped at Bemidji and was ac-
companied here by Mrs. Bangs. who
is spending the summer at the lake.
X N 49, ~
Mrs. C. N. Barnes. South Fourth
street, n son, Harold, motored in
from Bemidji lake on Saturday to
visit yer Sunday with friends here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-21
COLBY TO SPEAK
FOR WILSON AT
FRISCO MEETING

Washington. June 21.-Bainbridge
Colby, secretary of state, had a final
conference with President Wilson to-
day before leaving for San Francisco
by way of New York to attend the
democratic national convention as a
delegate from the District Of Column
bia. =
Mr.. Colby will be on Of the presi-
dents spokesman at the convention.
Harry w. Randall visited with his
family at Maple Lake owe the week
end.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-21
BERTHOLD MAN W..
MAY LOSE EYE

Berthold. N. d., June 21.-R. A.
Stanton. second trick operator at the
Great Northern depot here. nay lose
one Of his eyes as the result of an ac-
cident, a piece of steel from a chisel
he was using breaking off and
flying into his eye. The man was taken
to Minot but there was not a magnet
in the city large enough to draw the
steel has failed to locate it. and the
danger to the eyesight is thought to
be imminent.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-21
Women's Federation
To Elect Tomorrow

/. Des Moines. Iowa, June 21.-Re-
ports. of the nominations committee
was among the more important busi-
ness to come before the biennial con-
vention Of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs today. The election
will be held tomorrow.
Some talk that there may be a
third candidate for president was
heard early today among the dele
gates but supporters of Mrs. IT. G.
Winter of Minneapolis and Miss
Georgia Bacon of Massachusetts did
not place much credence in such a
report, they said.
: Misses Marie, Boes and Nina
Harm returned TO Bemidji. Mimi.
this morning to continue their work
at the summer session of the Bemidji
normal school. The young ladies Wis.,
tied their parents over the, week end
and attended the installation cere-
monies for Gamma Beta Phi chapter
which occurred here last week.
Miss Oleta Gilleland, 931 North
Fourth street, left Saturday evening
for Minneapolis, where she has ac-
tepted a position and will make her
home. Miss Gilleland was accom-
panied by Mrs. R. E.. Gilleland, who
will visit with friends in the Twin
Cities.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-21

river in the region Of Retchitsa,
the government is strongly de-
veloping, and the Poles are being
driven back in the region of Knors-
ten, according to a wireless dispatch
received here quoting an official state
ment issued at Moscow yesterday. A
Polish attack southwest Of Polotsk
has been repulsed, the statement de-
clared.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Sas &eiratbsjabr.
Roman pom
ferer y. 5sbelti5.

u,o auf benz ererauenoen &aitpt Elm
rloIettforbeues Niieden trug.
.Morgen, alte," ingte &iibin9en,
nabm ibren aopf in beioe SGnoe
uno fiibte lbre Stirn. ~Iusge.
idlafen?"
SD oanfe, Gbcrbaro. gs ging
ia, Got eli Cant. Weiue Nerpen
iheinen iid beiiern gu pOlen. aber
warum oenn INNER aIte? Gu peibt,
baB ib oerartige Ipoitropben nidt
leioen fann.~
I'D 10 no, perjeib' mani
SD abne idlon. mas Oh nod iagen
piIlit: Die @eiipieIe Der 8Gter iino
re &idtif)nur fir Die ainoer. aber
ser olte aoom IdBt ii9 nidt 70
Ieiht 5tpingen. llebri9ens pflegt
ielbit 8ismord feline 6rau 5utpeiIen
gFItting uuo Glte gu nennen."
Gas fam lid 8ismard erlau.
ben, neil er ertpahiene 3inoer bot.
@ern Die tIeinen Ransaiis bel ibm
iino, miro er aud noriidtiger iein.
SD bin feine @esnerin bon Bart.
Iidfeitsousoriiden, aber fie 0iirfen
uift ben Heipeft perleten. uno
@erno unb Dieter i6Iosen Ieidt
ilber Die Strduge."
Ser 6reeie legt ibnen einen
fapp5aun oil. SD bin redt 5u.
frieoen nit Dem Wanne. Sat bel
cuer Sreunblid)feit elm enereiides
Auftreten. aleineden mar Elm
@aidlappen."
r8oidlappen flingt aud nidt
biibih, gberbor0. Iber es lit rid.
zig, mas on bon 5reeie iogit. Gr
lit aud elm manierli6er Neni6.
CIR itedt Die 9a~rtoifeIn auf Die
Gabel, penn er iie idalt. aIeine-
den nobm iie in Die Singer. @as
ia9it on oenn gu Doftor Saar'
taus2"
n8ns fou i'd gu Inn ingenl @s
I6eint ibm bel uns 81 gefauen,
ionit Bate ct iid nidt feline idmt'
liden Softer aus SdnittIose nad'
fcmmen Iaiien. Nor meint, er
h,iiroe ipobI elm paor 8oden blei-
ben. Mir iou es redt iein!"
.@r mill bier iein Bud iiber
Girifa becnoen. Su SdnittIage
fort i'm Der oIte RieImann -"
~9tit ieinen EunidbomIenl
@Iaub's idon!"
so natiirIid ifeint mir Oas
nidt. @er iid nidt %Oerfibren
Iaiiem mill, Dem selin9t es aud.
aber Die Wf1nner iino ale i6pad."
.2iebe @Ieonore, id erirulere bid
MIR an oeine Stnmmutter Goa nno
bic @eidid,te nit Dem apfeI ="
r9os lit ihon etpos longe Der.
Sei'S mie es iei. Sd oeroidte
auf seididtIide GeOuftionell. SIT
btr nidt aufgeiauen, Dab Saarbous
orberoroentIid liebenspiroig gu
8enebifte iit?"
Giibingen ieste feline 3aiie aus
hr Sano.
,Gein," iaete er, ~nidt Iiebens.
tpiiroiger, oils ma OILS Ytenih bon
Welt iuugen Darlen gegenllber gu
iein pilegt, armal penn lie nleolid)
tno."
SD CLAUDE. id iebe iddrfer.
sis Saorbous uns 9eitern obeno
ieinen Warih Surf Die @iilte -
ih peiB nidt mebr, mie iie beiBt
- er5dbIte, bing 0ifte iormlif)
on ieinen 2ippen. 60 ettuas &C.
faut ibr. Sic bat fir oos &oman'
tiihe INNER ettpas iibrig gebabt."
sd mcine, cher fir oas Heole.
SIM iibrigen: SaarbouS lit cine
&eriibmtbeit uno iiet in gutter
@iiiette; SdnittIaee erbt er aud
einmal 5~ipolfbunoert Rorgerl
unterm &iuae uno oreipiertel oooorl
H.iibenbooen."
0as @eiiht Der 9arouin rOtetc
lit Gin Denig.
,@os fiimmert mid oenn feline
Seriibnttbeit unb feline CUTE gi.
%liette," erpioerte lie idarf. ~@enr
elmer Soarbous beiBt, ioa er lid
n;d)t Inn cine 9aroneiie Eiibingel1
tcniiben. Saorbots lit bod nll
cine 8eroeutidyung iir geriide."
3iibinaen Iadte. o9ta ia - ba$
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02

lining trciben piir6cn. Gtsfrctiors
@brcnind]e. @ny allen Ginlen hG
CT icin Hriiilr9S5eugniS middidcu.~
Trcc,e ucrneigte lid. nSdGn, @err
@nrOn." cutgcgnete er mo trat
Nanu sur Seite, GA War mo Soar
tclt5 im @arten5iumher critieteI.
Ger NroBc @liritaner, pom nen
6crieltig alc 3eItungen prufeu,
Htadte bout einen gon5 auoern @in-
Crltt ais an icrrm Yirrgcn, oa max
ibn nitt ohnc 8rrno fir ctHeu fcf-
tcrNcu Nuuoperfaburlhcu Dielt. @r
EGr cin ntiioIeno 1ii0ider 4}enid),
clcroinas uon elmer 1eUiiIen brntd-
len Sdl0nbcit. NIT Der aud Ger bod
nliitige 3ug nm icincu germ lufen-
0cn prodtuoue neiBe Sabine 5eigeu-
ocn Wiln0 iihereinltimmte.
Nndl hcr5I;dler 8eJriiBung nab
nicn Die bci0cn Ncrren Tlue uno be-
aounen nit geInnocm appetit 5u
iriibltijdcn mo babel ihre Ytieie 5It
l(ier.
.No enoI,d," io9te Mar. 6o3 as
i'm gcridtete SdlreibeE in DIE &aide
ltefcno. Sic 3oIlbcb0roe stigt mir
an, bnB mcinc ailten II Airifo
cinoctroiicn iino. Sd babe eillcn
Speoitellr nit ser &erlu0ung bedlll-
trogt; ein Cell Der Snden bleibt
alcit in mcincr &crliner &obnltn8
Dos iibrisr muB ~iibcrmorgen in SIeb-
Elnaeu tc'u."
nSino ole iun8eu Gamen iAon
Gs3gciIo9eH?" irogte 9%uorbauS-
Sd mOdlte ibnen cine Bartie Gro
oict uoriflo8en."
Isle merocn lie in ObItgartelt
finoen oocr binten au' Der Sniel,
lieber Goftor," erfuioerte 8ruf &eiI-
ben. SIC lSniel Iicben JIG beionoerss
raS beoeutct iur lie Elm Stiid 8elt-
Ghgcidieocnbeit. limo eine Wfd0den-
pb%antaiie itpantt germ 5Iuildlen oen
6reuocn Der @elt uno Der Giniom-
felt, 5fpiifen Dem Nrepier 0er Ior5-
tunIt mo Eoltl mo @irginie
.Enul nno &irginie lob i'd
mir" iagtc Der Gottor. sd bin
and, MIR nnnn Gninmftit3meuid,
menn Der Robinion einen Nreitog 5ur
Seite bot. am liebiten elmer mcib~
llden. TesbnIb ocnt' i'd aud, germ
an Elm Ieiocr mn III fur5es cltairita-
| Rides ,<0pIl 5uriif - an Die poor
Gage, Ole i) im NoroeH oeS 9iIi~
maloid)uro III elmer 6clsbobie OIL
lem nit elmer fIelnen Giha9gaifln~
pin pcrlcbtc, Die mid bel einem Sic
Jyroniou piIcgte, nohrcno mcine
9cute peitcr5olen."
.Giner SfIopin?" fro9te Die pa
ronin. .Sit ocun ooS oo uutem
prrflit nrh 10? @ir iammcIu bod
% oieI iiir Die Qtiiiionen."
sd pciB. gnaNigItc 6rali. Sds
lob in >Shrem Solon Den fIeinen
Vor;euonmohrcn iteben, 0elien offe-
res WGulhcl nit Hummer @eb0roe
on oie Mtilot1tigteit Der Ser3en ap-
p~cilicrt. Ibcr ser Ihuobe Wommou
III BOD, nidt INNER Der bette aliltIrs
TRACER. g8ie iou er Dem Suobeli oos
Reib odltcn Iebren? Sir lin itebt
ole 6rort nit Dem 8ieb olit gleiher
Stuic; man fault, pertauft, per-
ld)cnft oocr %pcrpiduoet iie."
2ic @nronin griii nad ibrenE
ShliiIielforbc uno erhob lid.
Sos lit Idredlih," iogte fe.
Iie Groucn baben es ia uirgcnos
ipnocrIid aut aiii Der @eGt" - mns
liz fob babel ibrcu it)mnu5elnoen
@utten an - .ober gon5 10 ihlimm
ric Die SunbeIipciber iino mir
Soft iei Can't bod nod nidt 9eiteuf.
Soben Sic ocrm nidt periif,t, oieien
ormcn 8cihopfer Elm beiicreS Cos
81 bcreiteu?"
Der 3ireftor ihiitteIte ben aopT-
.Iein, gnGoigite 6rau. Dtan fann
90 MIR Itritttpciie p%orgebcn. 8orldu-
ia babcn mir in airifa mebr Su
tan, oils an bic emancipation Der
1roncn Bu o%enfen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Nas arcnS nls Snmbol %iluaarns.


aui elmer groBen offentlifen Der
icmmIuug in Yn apelt nuroc auf
Nntrag Der St~iltooane @oitb bon
Garfeo cinbeQig bcid,loiicn, ole mo-
gpnriif)e Rational . 8erIommlung
aui5uioroern, auf Dem BorlomclttS-
@ebduoe oos areu3 OILS GpmboI oes
d)riitlid)en Woqparier gu errid)ten.
propaganda. Wtiniiter &aIler erfIdr-
te i'm Gamcn Der Ne9ierung, onB er
oicicn Autroa 8t Dem icinen made
mo iid) IN Der eriten Situng ser
0otionnI %criommIung fiir eiuen
geiebIidlen geidluB in oicien Gin
ne einIcben ner0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02

Gs mar pie0er einn1al Wor9en
IN Soben.araos. Hicoede bate
bas Gong geidIa9en, unb Die 80
mile fono iid aumGbIih am 6rib'
itidstiid)e auiommen. 3uerit Der
Baron NIT rot9eideuertem 8eiidt
nno nod oerein5elten 8aiiertropfen
I'M Saar, mo Damn feline Satin,
bic tros Der friiben Wtorgenitnnoe
bereits iebr iorgfGltig gefIeioet mar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
ELKHART NEWS

Special % The News Zines:
ELkHAKT, Ind Oct. 49, Eeduc
ton IN forces has been made this
week 10y two Elkhart industrial CON
Germs. Ten percent OF the men EN-
ployed in the New York Centa al back
shops viii be laid of Saturd ay. Rail
officials said the men for TIE most
part had been employed fer only a
year or so. The Foster Machine Co.
has laid of l25 men. pract cally half
the total number of empl5yes
Capt. Otto +. Deal formerly com
handing officer OF Elkhart's Co. l.,
Indiana state militia. has returned
home after being in the army since
the national guard was modified
early In the great war When he re-
ceived his discharge he was ranking
transportation officer at Camp Bragg
Y. G. His wife and daughter-ac-
quired since he entered the army
accom- panied him here.
John p. dinner, superintendent Of
the Elkhart station Of the Indiana
K Michigan Electric Co. has return
ed home after fOur-mOnths' trip
in Europe He visited England. Scot
land, Italy, Switzerland. France. Bel
GUM and Germany.
Frank ]. Kicking, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hickling OF Granger
has recently been made chief clerk
and assistant manager for the Wis
cOnsin a. Minnesota Lighting and
Power co. of Lacrosse, Wis. He is
we'll known here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
KNIGHTS OBSERVE
DAY OF DISCOVERY
Blu ct Lunch and Program of
Speaking Monday at
Beyler Hall.

The South Bend council OF the
Knights OF Columbus vii hold a
celebration in the honor Of Christo-
pher Colum bus, discOveror Of Am
erica. Monday evening October 18th
in Beyler hall.
The affair will consist of a buffet
lunch a $3.50 o'clock. followed Dy a
program of speakers and a dance.
Among the speakers Will be william
a. McInery. Francis J. Nurpiliat,
and Walter Clements.
Invitations have been sent out to
the Mishawaka and oNtre Dame
councils and preparations are being
made 10 accommodate 400 persons.
The ticket committe and those in
charge Of arrangements are Frank
Schumacher. Harry POulin, Samuel
Huhey. John Mccarthy, Fred Cof-
field and Dr. J. r. McMeel.
a five piece orchestra will furnish
the music for the dance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
FAIL TO
MINIMIZE POVERTY

Special 10 The News Times.
NILES. oct. THAT the high sal
aries of the last few years have had
little effect in minimizing the num-
Der OF needy families in Niles was
the opinion Of members OF the Char
ity society today. Though the mild
fall days have not as Yet resulted in
many calls for fuel or food, the
need Of clothing Is urgent, and dis
carded garments of all kinds will be
welcomed by the executive commit
tee in charge of the chairman Mrs.
II. L. Price. There have been several
requests for coats for girls Of 10 and
Is years old. and shoes for children
of all ages are in demand. The So
ciety will hold a tag day Saturday.
and with the money thus obtained
IL is hoped that many needy cases
may be attended to.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
AUTO THIEF GETS
One TO FOURTEEN
YEARS IN PRISON
Steals Oakland Car From in
Front of Court House
Last April.

Deputy Pros George A. schock
continued 10 make war on automo-
bile thieves in ST. Joseph county
Thursday when ne obtained another
conviction in the 81. Joseph court
before juy.
Walter Sutloff. the defendent. who
took an Oakland touring car belong
ing 20 Walter Fox, River av.. this
city. last April and who was appre-
hended IN Milwaukee, Wis, several
months later by Chief Of Police
Pfender OF Mishawaka. was found
guilty BY the circuit court jury of
grand larceny and was sentenced to
serve from one TO fourteen years in
the Jacksonville reformatOry.
Gets Confessions.
Last spring Mr.. Schock aided by
the local police secured confessions
from gang OF FIVE men who were
driving cars out Of South Bend and
nearby cities and disposing OF them
in Terre Haute These men are now
serving sentences and there are ser-
eral more 70 be tried this term.
The jury was not ont more than
. minutes when a verdict was
reached. Sutloh denied any implica-
lion IN the theft.
Automobile thieves will be
charged with grand larceny and no
lesser offense as long as this office
has anything TO do with these
cases" said Mr.. Schock Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
ASKS DIVORCE

Ella Mcdonald has lived with her
husband Frank Mcdonald for %
wears but she alleges that for the
past two years he has failed TO sup
port her and she has filed suit in
the superior court asking for a di-
vorce from him. They were married
in February 1891 and have five chill
dren. Albert 2S; Morgan p; Glenn
20; Nozzle IS; William IS, and Olga
Il years old. She asks for the Gus
tody OF Olga, William and Nozzle
and wants a reasonable income TO
SUPP ort them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
Sue RaiIrody Company
For Niles accident
Special 10 The 80 linz:

Special 10 The News Times:
NILES. Mich. oct. THE case of
the Staples and Alderman CO.
against the Southern Michigan Rail-
way company is on trial in the Ber-
rien county circuit court at ST. Jo-
seph. The case arises from an acct
dent which occurred in 1918 when
an interurbau car struck a digging
outfit owned by the plaintiffs. the
collision occurring at the Michigan
st. crossing in this city.
Among the witnesses on the stand
yesterday were City Clerk Carl
Cameron. who was subpOenaed to
give testimony regarding the city or
dinance which requires that the in
terurban cars shall not travel at
greater speed than 10 miles an hour
within the city limits. The plaintiffs
claim that the car was travelling at
a higher rate of speed than the or
dinance permits when the collision
occurred.
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
ASKS DIVORCE

Reva Bickel alleges that Leighton
Bickel has a habit of staying at
poolrooms until a very late hour
and then when he returns, becomes
sullen and morose. She says that he
will go two weeks at time without
speaking to her and that he has told
her TO leave their home She is ask
ing the superior court for a divorce
from him with permission 10 re-
sumo her maiden name Of Reva
Phillips and for $500 alimony They
were married in July 1919
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
Have You Seen

The beautiful blouses at the Oliver
STYLE shop. 1O3 y. Main ST. at
S12.50| DO so today. g2jO-S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08

ANNIVERSARY SALE
600 pounds English Walnut meats
for only soc a pound. Phila.
9249-S
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-22
sgEeIAL HOMES
Fur SALE

GsaDEN LoTs-Sk fine garden
lots, Knob Hill. all fenced and
ploSed last year. good rich soil.
VIII lease for $1,000 per lot or
sell the lots on easy terms.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-22
| EAST SIDE
: NEWS =
AID Society Meeting.

Division 10. / OF tae All soccer!
.nad q very increasing rnsstlas a. III !
home Of Mrs. ]. u. Coz u :sc;san'
(. Town avenue last evening. Tls I'm. ..
was apsnt Ia joining . qaill.. a sLoi iI
business session was lead sac re;f ,;i.ls,
meats served By the hostess. me
ne1t meeting viii be held ~ the home
OF Mr.. Charles Google Ia MotSaaso"l
I DiviEion No. 2 hs!d at !Gts,ss.;hs
injecting a. the lome OF Mrs, charles
Pittman In MorgsrtoSn avenue. Pans ~
were made TO hold an exchange N
/, Morgan and Gross sore on SATURDAY
May %. Each member Is expected %
contribute something's THIS sac anu
10 requested 10 send her Contribution
10 the store By eight O'Clock Saturday
morning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-22
Rttsy Res.

A pleasant meeting Of the Betsy
Ross club was hello Friday evening
q Tie home Of Mrs, Lois Crawford
Higginbotham. A majority. Of the
member we're present and a partial
report Of the G. A. r. encam?meat at
Histersyllle was given by the presi,
dent, Mrs. Mary Brown. A pleasant
birthday surprise was given Mrs. Hig'
ginbotham's aunt, Mrs. johnson, who
resides with her at this meeting. The
date Of the club meeting being her
fftbday Mrr. Hlgginbotham and her
taother, Mrs. Crawford, had prepared
q large birthday cake In honor OF the
event. She also received number OF
appropriate birthday presents. The
event was very much e1jayed by Mrs.
Johnson and all present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-22

I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nomination for Office
Of Assessor Of Marion county, subject
to the action Of the voters Of the
Democratic party at the primaries to
be held Tuesday. May IS. 1920. II
elected. / pledge to the people OF Mar
ion county a just, honest and Impair
tial administration Of the duties Of
the office, and ! solicit the vote and
support Of the people Of this county on
that platform.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-22
personsis

Personals.
Hiss Anna 3uner hiss returned from
. lev days 7is:J 70 her lone st @aae
Day.
Mis. r.-isciE1 l,c.T:fieii rsd grand
sou. it:liestop, lave returned traEa :
:w0 aee:s' visi: with relatives u Nc:
gantowu.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and hrs.
CO. Wes;;, Of Raymond street, is s'a'
VI. G. Hall, Of Reeves avenze. Z
home fro ma few Gays stay in Wheel
Bert Malone, Of Wheeling. was a .e.
cent visitor al the home Of his sister
Mrs. Dorse yPcple in MoFgantowr ave
/. Il. Boyefs Is III at his home in
East Ferry street.
Mrs. D. H. Morgan and children are
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Tolbard, at Mill Creek. ". Va.
Mrs. Enos Parks, Of Potomac ave
nue., is indisposed.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Watkins. aged and
well known resident o. Potomac ave
niue, Is very III.
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Mothers, Meeting.

The MONTH ymothefs meeting Of
the ". c. I. U. will be held next
Tuesday afternoon at the home o.
Mrs. R. A. Johnston In Columbia
street.. Mrs. Johnston and Mrs A. R.
Polyard will be the hostesses..
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Mi,,lon circle Meeting.

A, business meeting Of the senior
Mission circle o fine Palatlre Baptist
church was held Friday evening at the
church. Officers were elected as fol
lows: President. Mrs. Viola Springer;
Vice prehdent, Mrs. J. D. Summers;
,becsetary and treasurer, Miss Hattie
HUGHES. representative 70 the Fair
mont City Missionary Union. Mrs. c.
Z. Eddy. A meeting Of the Tri asso'
eiston Of the Baptist Missionary So
ciety Will be held at Morongah June
"a This will be a basket meeting and
a al day session Will be held. A
dlrge number is expected and a most
interesting and profitable meeting
llsu.
Still Very III.
Thomas Nelson Swisher. prominent
md aged citizen Of Winfield district,
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Paw Paw District
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

l hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination for circu. Clerk,
subject to the will Of The voters Of
',he Republican Primaries Mas 18th,
1920. il nominated and elected !
promise a clean and efficient admin
is,ration Of this important office.
L. A. GATHER,
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FOR COuSTY SURVEYOR.

1, hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination for the Office Of
County Surveyor Of Marion county,
subject 10 the decision Of the Demo-
cratic voters at the primary on Tues
day, May Is. 1920. Your support
respectfully solicited.
O G STRAIGHT.
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
/ hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office Of Justice,of the Peace
in Fairmont district. subject 10 the
action of the voters Of the Democratic
party at the primaries TO be held
Tuesday, May IS, 1920. Your vote
and influence is respectfully solicited.
". B. HfTESBAUGH.
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EoR SBERIFF.

/ hereby announce myself as can
didate for nomination for Sheriff. Of
Marion County. subject to the Demo
cratic Primaries, May ?5tb. 1890.
". E. NAPEL.
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4 O,foS AND accessories
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
FOR CONGRESS.

FOR CONGRESS.
am a candidate for the Republic
can nomination for Congress from the
First District OF West Virginia, spb-
ject to the decision Of the voters( in
the primary election Of May %, 1920.
/ will gratefully appreciate your sup
port and influence.
CHAs. c. CARRIGAN.
Mnnndsville ". Va.