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New-York tribune., 1920-11-01
Manhattan

DOMESTIC PROBLEM SOLVED
at / West 67th St Every apartment Is CON
nected with a central kitchen. by means Of
electric dumhwaiter. and Your own food is
cooked without charge by profes ional chef
We also have a competent maid service. re
lleving tenants of The necessity Of maintain
ing servants. Swimming pool in basement:
restaurant and grill room. Rents no higher
than any other nrst-class apartment hotel.
One large and one small apartment avail
able Telephone Columbus 1904.
PETER sTUyVEsANT. 9sth Street and
Riverside Drive Apartments for rent Of
six rooms and two baths. with Immediate
possession. Harris. Nought & Co. East
4sth Street.
47TIT ST. A wEsT--l-2-4 room apart
rnent. with bath. Inquire to-day on
premises or Miss Lewis II West Attn St.
APARTMENTS TO LEr-FURNIsHED
Manhattan
eGREENwICH VlLLAGE-rwo large living
studio rooma bath. electricity. steam
roundings Spring sl65
NEWLY constructed decorated furnished
unfurnished apartment. living room.
bedroom, tile bathroom, built lin tub and
shower. real kitchenette. with gas stove
icehoN. sink and closets new French grade
nished. sl5o-sl75; furnished. sl75-s200.
Tele phone Plaza 3l2S.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 24o--Elegant Groom
apartment with hath. Bowling Green 5562
! S5TH. 25726l West (West End Chambers)
Furnished apartments with exceptional
service.
| S6TH ST, 81 WEST-Elegantly, newly fur
| rished front two rooms. bath and kitch-
enette apartments lease. furnished, unfur-
ntshed. or sell furnishings with two-year
lease. Nanderhoof
! 1l5TH t37o Manhattan av)-Hlgh class
rooms elevator, llitcnen. sunny. sleQ; , +.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-01

IN PURSUANCE ORGAN ORDER OF HON.
orable John ? Cohalan. Surrogate OF
tho County OF New York. NOTICE IS here
BY given to all persons having claims
against Jehn Bye, late OF the County
OF New York, deceased, to present tho
same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scriber. place Of transactlnx bust
ness al the Office of her attorneys, Stetson.
jennings 4 Russell No Is Broad Street. in
The City OF New York. on or before the htth
dsy OF November next
Dated. New York, tho 27th day Of April.
1870
HANNA GOTHILDA BYE.
E.xccutrix.
STETSON JENNINGS 4 RUSSELL, At
torreys for Executr!x. Is Broad Street
New Yo-k City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-01
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE or IF
EnNEsr RosENsTocK. Defendant Ac-
to- i9n t. An1pi Marrayg
you ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swcr the complaint in tha action and to
s@rye ;l cory Of yqHr answer on }he Fl@,n-
tho service of this summons, exclusive of
the day Of service. and in case Of your
be taken against YOU By default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
ALEXANDER \. MANPER
Attorney for plaintim, Office and p. O
Address, 50 Nassau Street. Borough OF
Manhattan /, It, City Of New York
The foregoing summons is served upon
Hon. GEORGE V. MULLAN q Justice II
the supreme Court Of the State of New
York dated the 10Th day of October 1920.
and filed with the complaint in the ofiice .
of the Clerk Of the County of New York.
ough of Manhattan City, County and state
Of New York.
Dated New York October 25. 1920.
ALEAANpER a. MAYPER.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and p. O.
Address. 80 Nassau street. Borough of
Manhattan, New York City.
sUrNuMH COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY,
SADIE CHAflSE, Plaintiff. against SAL
\ ~ NlNi4 'i4sNl ISL i}N.rDD;lOt. Action
Annul q Marriage Summons:
TO TIE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to am
swer the complaint in this action and Ia
serve copy ct your answer on the plaintln s.
attorneys within twenty days after service
Of This summons, exclusive Of the day of
pear or answer JUDGMENT VIII he taker
against you by default for the relief de-
mandcd in the complaint
Dated October 10, 1870.
BUCtlLER & HICKMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys Office and Post Of
flee Address. SO. IS Park Row, Bor-
ough 'of Manhattan, New York City.
TO SALVATORE CHApISE;
The FOREGOING summons is served upor
you ny rnbiicatio,n pursuant to the order
supreme Court Of the state Of New York
dated the 20lh day Of October. 1920, ant
filed with the complaint in the office of tn,
clerk OF the County, of New York. at III,
County Court House, Borough of Manhat
tan city, County and State of New York
Dated New York. october 22, 1920.
BuCHLER q RlCHMAN,
Attorneys for Painuh, 0hice and Pos
Onice Address, 3S Park ROW, New Yorl
City, Borough OF Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1920-11-01
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs

STILLlNGS. NC 024 MADISON AVE.
l59th ST.. offer Wilson. Administer. Whit
tall, Brussels Carpets. Rugs. ia ia ape.
plain. Oriental patterns. 5000 yards fne
carpets. slightly used 81. s. s.. 81 yard np
FOR home office showroom. RUGS setmed
or seamless. plain or mixed celorugs. all
sizes. Immediately cleaned 81. 81. S..
SID up MAKING OVER CLEANING.
LAYING. DNEiNG. REPAIRING. REVIEW -
ING. RELIABLE. REASONABLE HhA -
TiFJL. PLAZA $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-01
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan
147-o EAST f2D ST

1879 EAST 63D ST,
between Lexington and Sd Avs. two three
story and basement dwellings for sale. sep
arately or together; each is lGx50xl0O. 3
and has . rooms and baths: possession
of 147 can be had at once and of 149 on
oct. l, 1921; this is one of the streets
beautiful in which many attractive al
terations have been made. No. 147 can be
occupied in its present condition and mod =
ernized later If desired. VIM. A. White
e Sons. 4d Cedar st. Tel. 800 John.
125 EAST 3STH ST.
northwest corner Lexington av., Murray
ing for sale, 22x75. having masters bed
rooms ana baths and 4 servants bed
rooms and baths electric light and hard
wood floors, all rooms are outside and are
flooded with sunlight. possession at once
WM. A. WHITE & SONS,
4G Cedar st. Tel. 500 John
New-York tribune., 1920-11-01
FINANCIAL
SINCLAIR CONSOLIDATED OIL CoRPN

FNo.Year Secured : % Coavarthl- Coll Notes.
no THE HOLDERS or TEMPORARY
NOTES or TIE ABOFE ISSUE:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Dehnitlve Notes wrh coupons attached viii
oe ready on and after Norombcr /, 1920.
for delivery in exchange for Temporary
Notes of The above lss5~. upon surrender
fhereof at The Chase National Bank cf the
City Of Sew York. Trust Department, 80.
81 Broadway. New York city
All holders os Temporary Notes are re
guested 10 exchange the same for DehNitive
Notes with coupons as promptly as possible
after November 1. 1920 II is important
that this exchange we effected before Novem-
Der l.. 1870. wA-n the nrst interest coupon
is payable.
Dated October 2S. 1890
SINCLAIR Consolidated OIL CORP'N.
BY J. FLETCr.N FARRELL. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-11-01
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Professional

PIANO PLAYER. expert. in hiAh cisss
music stor" or moving picture thestei.
G. s9a. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-01
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE
GRE.EAWsGSs}, CONN.

Attractively furnished horne; master
rooms. baths, 8 servants rooms, bath
drawing room, living hall. dining room.
servants dining room; $500 month, con-
venlence to trolley helps solve servant
question.
FREDERICK zITTEI. & SONS.
2211 broadway. Phone 900 Schuyler
New-York tribune., 1920-11-01
Diamonds, Jewelry, ETC.

DIAMONDS bought and sold for casa
from individuals or estates. BENNETT -
rs Broadway. "a moor.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-01
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

LAX AR T.
The biggest agency the most reliable
agency, with it's great selection OF help
Is at your service.
LAZARE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
geo East 721 ST Dhinelander 4o44
New-York tribune., 1920-11-01
Manhattan

FOR RENT. manufacturing; top floor
about $500 50. it.; 20 windows and sky
lights; must be closed week. occupy
February l. Edward Jordan-Kiel Co..
West 1Yth st.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-01
LEGAL NOTICES

HEME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
10, ,, ,he matter OF the general assignment
ne peheht of.ereditots of Mayer Schnei~
ssriinan, Inc. assisaor. to Herman Luhetkiu.
seil sil'snee- @ Noiice IS hereby given that ! Will
ara+su a. public auction, through ] H. Mayors
y uar. all the assets OF the above
tsrsaIs aseisnor. consisting OF cut up ma
hst"rs.. remnants, piece goods. machinery,
iaao s; ,n.a,o ,en,ca,, on Monday. November LIST.
Sfre,. ut ~ 80 a m, at No. S2s Lafayette
yort borough Of Manhattan. City of New
aA,.,,r HERMAN LvBETKIN, Assigneo.
"a !" EL BRAND. ESQ. Attorney for As
Ssnee. 2S3 Broadway. New Yori, City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

Eugene T. Corcoran. manager Of
the South Bend branch OF the Fisk
Rubber Co. has been a member Of
the Fisk organization for the past six
years and during that time Mr.. Cor
coran has learned all angles OF the
tire business. He began his work
with the Fisk company in the re-
pair and service department OF tho
Des HOines branch OF the company.
Later Mr. CorcOran was placed an
the office OF the Des Moines branch
and after learning the business de-
tails OK the work was sent out as a
salesman. He spent two years in
various Iowa territories and was Sc
lected as the manager Of the local
branch as a result OF the record he
made as a salesman. Mr.. Corcoran
took charge OF the South Bend
branch last November.
One OF the first duties the new
manager undertook here was TO put
into effect the new policy OF the
company in handling retail sales.
Formerly the Fisk branches did a
retail as well as wholesale business
and maintained an efficient service
department Under the new policy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

only wholesale business is handled
by the branches which are now CO.
operating with the dealers in making
sales and rendering service.
Mr.. COrcoran is assisted at the
local branch by T. J. Murphy. who
has been in this territory for the
Fisk company for the past year. he
handles the sales in ST. Joseph. Elk
hart, Marshall. Fulton and Koscius-
ko counties. Mr.. Murphy, who has
lived in south Bend for the past .
years was with the Bon Ami Co. and
the Wagner Mfg. Co. of Sidney, O.,
before joining the Fisk organization.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

45s.0s3.O0 tons. nearly $1,000. 600
tons less than last year.
The soft coal mines in the first
week OF January reached normal
for the first time since the miners
returned 20 work after the strike
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
Production

agreement Production was 107
percent OF normal This is a larger
rate OF production than for any
similar period OF the history OF the
Geological Survey. which gave out
the figures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
ANTHRACITE PRODUCTION
LOW IN PENNSYLVANIA
By Associated Press {:

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Pro
duction OF anthracite coal In Penn
sylvania in 1919 was the lowest in
seven years. There were mined &c.
200. 900 tons. compared with 9S.-
S26, 900 tons in 1918.
Bituminous coal production reach
ed the lowest level since 1915, with
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-29
Hard Time Getting Home.

A number OF folks who were here
from Worthington last night to attend
tie graduating exercises Of Thoburn
High school, reached the street car
station Just in time to see the last
csr leave for Worthtngton. This left
about twelve Worthington folks with
no way to get home except to walk
Ieet n. S~attertield volunteered the
suse Of his car which took more than
half the crowd. The remainder Of the
uarty was picked up by cars going in
me direction Of Worthington.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Hetyze, oil
.Garksburg, were here last evening
calling on friends.
Harold Fleming, young son OF Mr.,
md Mrs. Ed Fleming, Is quite Ill at
tthe home Of his parents.
3. n. Fox and family will spend the
|, week end with relatives In ClarSsburS
Mrs. John Miller, OF Enterprise, !:
here visiting with her daughter, MIS-
Emery Morris.
Mrs. Ella Howell, Of the Rockyiev
farm, will leave today to spend a weeE
With friends in Elkins.
Charles Meredith sold his autorno'
bic yesterday to Joe Edgell.
Mrs. Philip P%illegrini, who has been
apatient at the Cook hospital returned
10 her home here last evening, is crit
ically III.
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HEADINERs TONIGHT.
Little Shepherd Of Kingdom Come

A. Ina. Where do You Live?" fur
\ tainments the March company
has nut on at the Hip yet, and
there was more genuine enjoyment IN
il for the audience. Like all OF the
bills nut on so far by this company,
II Is full Of the lingering sort Of zones
that keep running through ones mead
and every one who is unsteady IN
cIIued is humming some fayorite out
Of the many pretty airs that are heard
during the show. Having seen Lew
Welsh IN other characters, one would
scarcely expect him to get away so.
completely with the old Mans part
but It lust conyinces US more thor
oughly that he Is an exceptionally
clever fellow. Ruth Wheeler, who has
the almost impossible task OF making
the bashful youth know what love is,
Is sweet as can be, and the daintest
little coQuette. Jimmie LAWYER
switched nationalities last night,
Climbing out from his Mexican SOM
brero and riding boots and assuming
the goatee and language OF the
sEfench, One is reminded that the
company is wealthy in fine costumes,
and the appearance OF the chorus Is
a ali times pleasing to the eye. 1t is
fine working chorus and seems pref
N popular. After the children's bill,
Buster Brown" this afternoon. the
Alma bill will repeat tonight. Next
week 1.-The Red Widow In complete
form will be shown the first three
DAYS Of the week and the attraction
for the latter part OF the week has not
been announced.
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Since, a Master Ointment.
II JUST CAN'T HELP HEALING
WOUNDS, SORES, CUTS
AND BRUISES.

And every Jar is guaranteed at the
Fair1ront Pharmacy to contain reliet
for YOU or money back. 1t Is so quick
in action, SO healing it will win you
at once; it is SO new to the public
and unusual, It is what an ointment
expert gives you for so small a price
as 30c. 1t Is a prompt relief for &C.
zema and other skin troubles.
Fairmont Pharmacy who is the
agent is authorized by the manufac.
turers 10 return the purchase price Il
you are not delighted with the results
u Get lei a ii, jar today. Price SOC, Goo and
81 per jar. II your druggist does not
keep it send US Csc and the parcel
post will bring it to your door by re-
turn mail. Vim. n. Sampson Drug Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Williamsburg
Station, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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HUSBAND AND WIFE
SAY NERNAl IS
A fine MEDICINE
Mr.zrld Mrs. Lewis Reed are
Greatly Benefited by
Old Reliable Medi.
cine.

my wife and / were run down IN
health and suffered greatly from dis
orders OF the liver. kidneys, stomach
and bowels until life was not worth
the living" writes Lewis Reed. 1885
Eighth avenue, Huntington, W. Va.
my ailments had become chronic and
| had given up all hopes Of ever get
ting any relief. Mrs. Reed was In
an equally bad shape as l was and
was so nervous she could not sleep
at nights. She suffered greatly from
constipation, had gas on her stomach
and everything we ate would not d.
gest. | heard OF Nerylax and pur-
chased a bottle. The results were
indeed amazing. Mrs. Reed can now
eat her meals with enjoyment and
suffers no bad effects, while am feel-
ing fine and believe by continuing the
treatment both OF us will be cured Of
our ailments.
MR.. and MRS. LEWIS REED,
1854 Eighth avenue,
Huntington, W. Va.
Nervlax is on sale at Cranes drug
store.
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EEElssI55NN55s1 sSSssEE

Is endorsed 81. PROFESSIONAL lI1
where. Rsifmoak PHARMACY N.Il1 (.
;the agent, 8 authorized % lsiqLn
purchase price n yousac1nct LII
With the results Of llilg e44l@
LEUM.
There Is no secret q VIA. sgr.
its snap and sparkle. il tlcAs I!l4 81
or and high natural purity lRlI0
LEUM Is . .high-gtade q pune ,
leum, that seems 20 hayp e1lkA1 '|I
very freshness Of Tie glnd md fc|.
through which nature had filtered I
free from uncombine1 tllp1lf ING
carbon; it's wonderfully Glenn q
and artiseptic.
You may find manya Hotflela1>',l
Petroleum" hut there 4, oniy I'.
SIM.C0 CRUDoLEUN
The name SIM.Co s 1 mlrk q
cellence, : mark Of & dependable
which Is careful to select chen
quality; Il Is Q guaranteeof ! slel y
product. Just 30 down % Ealtm.'|
Pharmacy. throw down Sc and
CRUDOLEUM. Il VIM solve your
and scalp problens Let % pt1ye
you By actual trial, at our expelee /,
Il fails, how this step has helped ~
Others. II your druygist canfot st
ply YOU. send. rs zoe and NJ VII
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PERSONALS

~
Mn. Katherine Geldbacha and grand
daughters, Misses Alice Friehel and
Lorraine Carey, Of Barraekyille. left
yesterday for Grafton, where they are
guests OF the formers si~sters-ln-laM,
Mrs. Elizabeth Rendles and Mrs. d.
Mrs WIN Sherschey, Of East Liver:
pool, Ohio, Is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Google at their home on the
Mrs. Charles Cochran and Miss OF
tie Kelley were called TO Wit county
recently by the death Of their grand.
mother, Mrs. C. B. Dent. They VIII
return here shortly. Mrs. Z. c. hel..
ley, who was Ill and unable to attend
her mothers funeral, is improving q
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Hav-
kimberly, Of Bellview, Sunday, May
is, a son. Mrs. Hawkinberry was be-
fore her marriage Miss Esther Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. Hartley Will
return this evening from Atlantic
CITY, where they had spent the past
two weeks. They also spent some
time in New York.
Jimmie, little son Of Dr.. and MIS-.
iHerschel Satterfeld, is Ill with nea-
sizes at the home Of his parents.
Mrs. ]. A. Meredith went to Nor
igantown last evening to see her son,
James Meredith, who Is q student
there and who had been III. he Is
improving at this time.
Mrs. W. L. Walker, OF Baltimore,
is the guest Of Mrs. Elizabeth NC
Donald on Mckinney street.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W. Hennen and
son Tom spent yesterday in Clarks-
MI. and Mrs. Harry Reese have re-
turned to their home in Pittsburgh
after spending several weeks n TINS
Mrs. E. W. Stricken is the guest
Of her niece Mrs. Paul Homer IN
Miss Edith Logan Of ParieFsbarg
is the guest Of Miss Lorraine Alt
man at her home on Mt. Vernon ave-
Mrs. Beverley Garrett has gone to
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MoNONGAH
Thoburn Hard to Find.

Prof ]. N. Deahl, Of the West Viz
zinfa University, who came to Monon-
gah last evening to address the grad.
uating class OF Thoburn high school
had some trouble In finding Thoburn
before leaving the. train in Fairmont
prof. Deahl told'the B. & O. conduc'
tor that he wanted to 80 to Thoburn.
The conductor told him he had no sucn
station on his route. He went TO the
street car station and boarded a
Clarksburg car and told the conductor
he wanted to 80 to Thoburn. He also
told him that he had no station BY
chat name. For some reason the pro
lessor decided to get Of at Monongah.
After making some inquiry he found
that Thoburn was the west side Of
Monongah.
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Old Folks coneerI

L n~j;n
Unique and qqlte oGt OF a ofuia'
AIRY VIII De me oia foiks d
be given next thursday evening june
. Ut eisnt O'CLOCK al tae opeta
house wnen faifmones o!u lmae ID
vorites VIII appear IN sol; anu s.ois.
Aucl interes. cehtefs IN 'pe eGa w.
,Aica VIII We gwen as Oeas ~. ~,
the charity laad Oh Soo a. slu.a s s.a
:'ieady e TX IN sns AT sss a n0i
oeen sou d .ea uoiiA.s W.. uO% -,
large ncT,oeF OF et.s. no, NAV aoss ~.
sea's' lais WIN W tIe i%.. aypnnr
ance In PUBIC Oh lhe la,l'as ~,
LIND anu NO Que saouiu A' sra
nur1Oer: June numbers ~ .u ue .Snso
sfam VIII Do ol y nlet' r anu , s.sr.
Will ~ De Jun %s1inr;na INV .s
u tinisu' tae
mas oeen iiansea ch,-,,
M9S' 49,. so,o "ifoma
o.d soths at noae 'J n,. N sss.
sweet hcme Mis' MAJ 60 caa..,ta..
me Laufie, MIS-, Ssit.e .S sa,o "c,
selection, aasaeu oielsua 80 nV y ~, IN
.er llreaas AIons sc .as S''T T,-o r,,S'
a. ), s.one' 500 sons t ano.s,
tne rye Jenny L,na Guy, a
ca m tne Craeie ., ene Dsep' :. y;
Lousn' caofuS, ulu AeutasA. c Hyu
skelcn, MIS-. Masss u sle SaoD css
falch, anu usaal Mrs. anae ~, =
msaam anu MIS- S0la s esavp' l p,saO
SOLO meales, MIS- =: :. euiu, sele
uon Dy goc1oEs, IA M u
ern SrdnonOllers, W. II.
Hamilton, ] E. Watson, .: .: Henry
A. D Simon, NJ. A. Jolliff, 7. W. FEM
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Beautiful Commencement.

Thoburn High school rendered q
beautiful program at the N. E church
last night In honor Of the six boys and
iris who received their high school
Diplomas which included Virgil Ralph
Fog, Albert Rice James, Charles Joseph
Mccain, Harry Jerome Hobbs, Clarice
Ruth Cakes and Doris Love Parrish.
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Guild Entertaining.

The Junior Guild Of the n. P. Tenn.
pie, Is entertaining the mothers and
aunties Of the young women this after
noon at a charmingly appointed tea at
the home OF their leader, Mrs. Ernest
Sherwood, on Rlea Terrace. An in.
formal program consisting Of recita.
lions and songs will be observed and
each member Of the guild will particl'
pate on the program. Following the
program a social hour will be enjoyed
and refreshments served This is the
closing meeting for the year and is one
OF many delightful affairs held by the
Guild. T~hirty.five guests were pres
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

were entertained on the lawn sur
rounding the Russell residence and
spent a delightful afternoon with
games Of various kinds. Birthday
cakes adorned with candles featured
the decorations OF the serving table
from which the young folks were
served with delicious refreshments.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-29
Get tn. Daily Walk Habit.

"a daily walk is Infinitely superior
in its health.siving effects to the daily
sperient anh Is also more beneficial
than working for some time at high
tension or than even tal;in: a long
rest. Working in spurts a.i playing
or resting in spurts, as the American
usually does. is not good practice.
Business men and women should "a
ton their outdoor exercise. and the
exercise could take the form Of walk
tng."-Ezchange.
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To Attend Convention.

Mrs. L. n. Yost, president OF the
Woman's club, was named delegate to
the biennial convention Of the General
Federation OF Women's clubs TO be
held at Des Moines, Iowa, June Is. The
election was made at a meeting Of the
Board Of Management OF the Woman's
club held yesterday afternoon in the
.Y" parlors. Mrs. Yost expects 10 al
tend the convention. Others who ex-
pect TO go are Mrs. c. E. hutchinson
and Mrs. B. L. Butcher. A committee
was appointed yesterday which VIII Co
operate with other local committees n
disposing In some manner OF the BOOKS
Of the Public Library. The committee
consists OF Mrs. George DeSolt, chair
man; Mrs. c. E. Hutchinson and Mrs.
Tusca Morris.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-29
Want 1000 Members
For Farm Bureau

A campaign for 1000 members for
the Marion county farm bureau Will
be launched during the coming week
with good prospects for complete sue;
cess. The first meetings will be held
on Monday at the following places:
Parker Run, Springer school, Eldora
church, Sarietta, Hess school ana
Viola. ]. B. Mclaughlin and B. :.
Eel will assist the local county OIL
GERS in conducting the campaign. An
aouncement to this effect was made
by Ross johnson, Of the state univer.
sity at Morgantown this morning.
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To Give Recital.

Miss Gem Hoffman organist at the
NJ. P. Temple will graduate in organ
and piano from the university school
Of music at M~organtown. She will ap-
pear in recital on June 2 and several
Fairmont people will so to Morgan
town for the event, among the num-
Der being Mrs. Ernest Sherwood and
Mrs H. L. White.
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Mrs. Hennen Entertaining.

Mrs. Lawrence Hennen is enter
tanning this afternoon from four to
six o'clock at her home on Locust
avenue in honor OF her sister, Miss
Florence Wilfong. The guests will
include a number Of the young wo-
men friends OF the honor guest.