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The annual meeting of the Women's Missionary Union of the West End Congregational church will be held Friday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. F. H. Moves of 58 Sher- wood avenue. Election of officers will be held and the annual report will be read. A special program has been ar ranged. Rev. R. H. White. pastor Of the church, will give a talk on the "Crusades of Compassion" The off, cers of the union are Mrs. R. H White, president; Mrs. E. B. Griffith, vice president; Mrs. F. H. Moves, treasurer, and Miss c. w. Morehouse, secretary.
 Mrs. Max Kirschner of West Somer- vile, Mass, who has been the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Benja- min Thorp of 2S29 Main street, has returned to her home
 The Authors club will meet at the home of Mrs. John Wooster of A Park street Friday afternoon Miss Helen F. Boyd will give a talk on the work of the association. Mrs. Fred erick NJ. Hawes will resume the les sons in French.
 
 given tonight at 8:30 o'clock at 1119 Broad street for the benefit of the Sacred Heart church window fund. Mrs. M. Craw. Mrs. J. N. Sears and Miss Marie Murphy are in charge ot the affair.
 MT. and Mrs Lucian T. Warner of 61 Broad street will entertain the members of the United Church choir at their home on Saturday evening | when a rehearsal of the musical pro- gram for Easter and Good Friday will | be held. | Rev. C. M Hosey, assistant at St 1 Patrick's church, who has been con- 1 fined at St. Vincents hospital for sev- l eral months suffering from injurie: received in a fall on the icy pavement l left yesterday for his home in Rock, | vile where he will remain for a few weeks before returning to his duties i His health is much improved. l The Maplewood Recreation Cente | will hold the regular weekly dance ol l Friday evening at the Junior Higl school auditorium on Linwood avenue
 Miss Bessie Burr of Worth street i
 the guest of Mrs. Max Kirschner O
 West Somersville, Mass, for severa
 days.
 Barnum Recreation Center vii
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hold it's regular meeting Friday, Mar 12, at 7:45 p. m., at the school hall. The following program will be pre- sented: Violin selections by pupils of Prof. Hutzel; selections, Prof Hut gels orchestra; Orpheus Quartet will entertain with selections, James J. Gorm1ey, tenor; Henry T. Blair, tenor; Howard F. Hotchkiss, baritone; How ard W. Bertine, bass; Charles F. Goodfellow, director. Reader of O. Henry story, Miss Minera Pious Fol lowing entertainment the Barnum orchestra will furnish music for danc- ing.
 The regular weekly entertainment and dance of the Union Center will be held this evening at Shelton school. A. W. Bearse will give a dramatic reading, The Perfect Tribute,'' after which soica1 dancing will be enjoyed. The T. c. orchestra will furnish the dance music. All persons in the neighborhood are invited to attend.
 Miss Maude Burges Of S55 Laurel avenue will open her home this even ing for the meeting of the Embroidery club. Mrs. Frederick Parsons Of Main street has been confined to her home | the past week with illness.
 The Women's club of the Univer- saist church announce their annual fair next Tuesday in the church. There will be a luncheon served as well as ! dinner under the supervision of Mrs. i Charles Shute. The Opportunity clua will serve tea during the afternoon and also take charge of the home5 made candy table. Mrs. Hal Perkins has charge of the fancy and utility ta- ble, Mrs. James Coulter food table. and Mrs. Jerome Orcutt fancy and plain aprons. Elaborate prepa. ation1
 are being made and the public is COT.
 dial1yr invited to attend.
 | Members of the Elias Howe, Jrs women's Relief Corps have contrib | uted large amount of home mad food to be sold at the sale ard
 silver tea which will follow the meet
 ing tomorrow afternoon in the G. A
 R. rooms, Main street. Mrs. Fred
 erick Hinderer is chairman of tn;
 committee on arrangements for tn
 sale and tea. I with Mrs. Frank Kinsley of Nortf
 avenue, Friday morning at 10 o'clock Mrs Howard Wheale of Ros'
 street, who has been seriously i'll fol
 some time, is reported as slowly i'm l proving.
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PROMINENT IN
 MOOSE CONTEST

Miss Alice Holmes of 1O1 Winter street, is the movie candidate in the ladies popularity contest being con- ducted by Bridgeport lodge, No. 2S9, Loyal Or6er of Moose, in conjunction with the Moose bazaar now at Eagles hall. Miss Holmes is well known to thousands of residents of Bridgeport
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-11
They fold under to suggest the harem

They fold under to suggest the harem effect.
 Of course you could use this sa me blueprint idea for developing the frock in any of the other stuffs. How ever, instead of the ribbon velvet, you might then use a sash of satin.
 It's the sort of frock which when spring arrives you will say, Thank goodness, I have my taffeta to count on!"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-11
PER s 0 NAILS

Mrs. N. T. Moore of 131 Bronx avenue, will entertain the members of the Mary Beardsley society, Friday afternoon, at her home.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-11

Miss Florence Hastings of 8 Mer- chant street, will open her home, Fri day afternoon, for bridge party.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-11

and vicinity as cashier of the Empire theatre. Miss Holmes was one of the earliest candidates in the race. and has effected a hard working organiza- ton in her own behalf, one which is bringing in the votes rapidly and is bound to place her first on the list of candidates when the contest ends on Saturday night, March P.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-11
Mock Maple Syrup.

Boil to a syrup cups granu;ated sugar, 1 cup light brown sugar, 1-2 cup water and 1 teaspoon lemon juice When cool add 1 teaspoon vanilla.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

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BY virtue of decree entered on
the 10th day of July, 1920, in the
chancery cause Of Elihu Tuttle =
executor against Elihu Tuttle's
widow and others pending III the
Circuit court OF MonongaliG county,
w. Va, the undersigned special
commissioner will make sale OF
the real estate hereinafter describ.
ed, to the highest bidder, at the
front door of the court house OF
Monorgalia county, West Virginia,
Of which Elihu futile dieG, seized,
and possessed, and which sale will
be made on Saturday, October I'd,
1920, and of the real and personal
estate owned by Tuttlc. & Co, sit
uate in Fairview, Marion county,
Tin which property Elihu futile
was an owner at the time of his
death), at the town Of FairView, in
front of tho real estate, in Marion
county, West Virginia, on Satur-
day, October 9th, 1920, and which
sales will take place between the
hours OF 10 a m. and 4 p. m, be-
ginning said sales respectively at
about 10 n. m.
Description Of Real Estate and
Personal Property.
The undersigned special com
missioner will first sell the real es-
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Miss Olive Durham, of State
street, is visiting friends at Nor
gantowu.
Miss Lucille Anderson is the
guest of relatives at Parkersburg.
Mr., and Mrs. Floyd Morrow re-
turned Sunday from n weeks visit
with friends and relatives at Pitts
burg, Wheeling and Cameron.
Mrs. Robert Anderson WIS re-
cent visitor Mt Grafton.
MIR. and MIS-. George Shoemaker
are spending the week end with
relatives at Morgantown.
Miss Gertrude Ariswright, OF
BraddOCk, Pa, came I'm SATURDAY
evening TO epnUd Suaday and to-
day al her home in Guftcy street.
Mr. and Mrs RrtIs Sattcrtield
and Mrs. Eliza Radford were Sun
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FAK3Is FOK SALE

50 ACRES s., 756.60@1s 50 acres ali
good land and always been we'll
cared for. Has some extra good
bottom; plenty good meadow; ~
room house in first class condition
with natural gas all through it.
Good barn, cement COW stable; 3
room chicken house and plenty OF
other good outbuildIngs; orchard;
fine water at house. Farm has run.
ming water for stock. Five miles TO
K. L. and town on good road. Has
n. +. D. and phone. Close to school
and church in fine neighborhood.
This belongs to an old couple that
can't look after it, so put the price
low and terms easy for quick sale,
viii take S3,T50.00-$2,00O.44 down
balance on easy yearly payments.
NJ. L. Trout Realty Co., Miles e.
Dawson, Agent, Macarthur, Ohio.
9.6.1t-8S13
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spEc1An NoT1cEs.

tate situate Ii Monongalia county,
West Virginia, on Saturday, oeto.
Der I'd, 1920, at the front door OF
the court house OF the said coun-
~, and being the same real estate
Of which Ellhu futile died seized,
and possessed, and known as his
home farm, adjoining the real ea-
tate OF A. Darrow, j. G. Jones, g.
NJ. Toothman and others, contain
ing 81 acres and 81 poles, more or
less, excepting the oil ana gas
royalties under the said land aud
excepting the Pittsburgh or river
vein of coal and mining rights, and
excepting about an acre Of land
conveyed to Indiana 3. futile, as
appears by Exhibit No. filed with
the bill and excepting about an
acre conveyed to +. D. Jones and
others for a cemetery lot and mark.
ed Exhibit No. 4 and filed with the
bill, and subject to an easement
or right OF way Of the Philadelphia
Gas company as appears in Deed
Book No. 119, page 352.
Second Tract.
Said special commissioner will
also sell. on October 8, 1920, in
Fairview, Marion county, West Viz
ginia, the following two parcels OF
tracts Of land, towit: That certain
lot or tract Of land on said town
and county located and upon which
there Is constructed a flve-story
brick building, known as the Fair
view Mercantile Company's" build
conveyed TO Chas. Powell, by deed
bearing date the 18th day OF June,
1903, recorded in Deed Book No.
12i, page 2, in the county clerks
office In Marion county, West Vir-
ginIa, and conveyed to Elihu futile
and others, lately doing business
as futile & Co.," together with
the personal property, belonging to
the said partnership located in the
said building, consisting of show
cases, counters, safe, etc, and to-
gother with the buildings and ap.
purtenances belonging to said real
estate.
Third Tract.
All that other parcel Of land ad.
joining that said second tract or
land above described and being
the same real estate conveyed to
lilihu futile and others by ]. Y.
Hamilton and wife by deed bear
ing date the 18th day of July, 1904,
recorded In Decd Book No. 1874,
and page 10 in the county clerks
office Of Marion county, to all OF
which deeds reference is here mado
for said descriptions of said prop
critics.
Thse two last described proper
ties are very valuable real estate
and located In the heart Of the live
and progressive town Of Fairview,
w Va, In the heart of the coal and
oil industry in the said county and
possession can be given to said
properties by a decree to be enter.
ed at the October term. 1920, OF
the Circuit court Of Monongalia
county, West Virginia.
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The meeting OF the Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the Diamond
street church which was to have
been held Tuesday, has been post
noned until Wednesday. The meet
ing will be held at two o'clock and
the members are asked to be pres.
ent as an election Of officers VIII
be held and the mite boxes will be
opened. A yearly report will also
be given By the various commit
tees of the organization.
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ter Floyd Fitzsimmons Wandered
into the place TO cool of bit and
forget about fighting and the bus!'
ness that goes along with II.
The girl recognized Dempsey
from the pictures she had seen Dt
him. She set two heaped-up dishes
OF cream before the champion and
the promoter. That made big
hit with the worlds champion.
How'd you like to see me fight,
asked Jack.
Then she told her story.
That also made 4 hit with Jack.
lie not only gave her . $50 ticket
to the fight, but told her to quiz
work ana enjoy herself while she
is in Benton Harbor.
In the minds OF most people
Jack Dempsey is just a big burly
fellow who can punch harder than
any other living man.
Only close friends Of the worlds
heavyweight champion know, per
haps, that he also has a big heart
and never misses an opportunity
10 do a kind act.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-06

Mrs. L. w. Ratclifle, of Wilson
street, entertained a number Of
guests at prcttily unnoia'ni din.
ncr Sunday in honor OF Edwin Ma
lotto, OF Pittsburgh, who E.sis-d
relatives here last week. Covers
were laid Tor Miss Marie Mesri,
field, Edwin MGlette, Mrs. Is. V,
IIolverstott and son, Sigmund. OF
Grafton, and Mrs. katcliIf anc
his home at Pittsburgh Sunday eve.
ming.
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day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Satterfield Mt Levels.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Cutler and
daughter, Corrinne, of Braddock,
Pa, were week end guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. w. e. Grayem in Diamond
street.
Mrs. Jane Adams and daughter,
Miss Emma Adams, are visiting ret
atiyes at Clarksburg.
Mrs. Linn Little has returned
from Shiunston where she visited
relatives.
Mrs. Utterback, OF Morgantown,
was the guest OF her son, Guy Ut
tcrback, in Guffey street, Sunday.
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The sons and daughters Of Mrs,
r. y. Harden. OF Water stree
gathered at her home on Saturday
evening to celebrate her seventy.
third birthday. Mrs. Harden was
most agreeably surprised and =
very enjoyable evening was spcE;
by the family.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-06

Division No. 4 OF tho Ladies AID
society OF the Diamond street
church will meet on Thursday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. William
Hughes OF Norwood. The NON.
hers are asked to 90 out on the
1880 o'clock Norwood car.
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500 SuARE-Silver stock paying
2 per cent month dividend. Send
for circular; books close Septem-
Der rs. Address Alfred Cox, Flo.
tel Amsterdam, 25th and LeXing-
ION avenue, New York city.
8.3O.7t-S7GO
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WASHING TON NE VS.
~ GOSSIP q .eH4aEEa 2a0oEa asGsI

which prevailed for it before the
Eighteenth amendment made Vol
stead famous "Ceptin' that" add
Cd the Judge, land once when the
castoria gave out, we got along
normal"
Letters received by friends o.
his in this city discloge that 10TH .,I
or Republican State Chairman ~
liam Il. BAKER, Of E!kins, IS now
al Republicau National Hcadquar.
tars where he is serving as one OF
Chairman WA! II. nays rlGkt'
tIani.men. MIR. Baker Is one OF thS
members OF Hays cabinet at Chr
LcagO. He writes that he Is find
| ing HIS experience as player IN
lfbs largest game Of politics thai
there H. most Interesting; there
Is something new and more or TESS
exciting happening ct the Chicago
hcadolIarters every day.
Back from their trip to the Orient
the friends OF Congressman ana
Mrs. Harry c. woodward who are
in town, are listening with much
interest to their accounts OF theh
travels. They made tie rounu
trim on the vessel, and Honolulu
Mgnita and Shanghai were inc
three principle ports of call made.
From these three places they made
abort motor trips. The voyage
aHs made for the benefit OF MIS-,
{T5adyard's health, which resulted
Ia mi that was hoped for in that
respect. Congressman woodward
was likewise greatly benefited and
his friends comment en- the fact
Ethnt they have never seen him look
healthier in years. Their son,
Henry, who accompanied them IS
making a more prolonged visit a.
San Francisco. Congressman ana
Mrs. woodward are leaving hero
for their home at Spencer, the
former to start his campaign for
reelection to the lower body OF
the Congress.
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EAST SIDE
-:-NlEWS-:-
Attended Reunion.

George Adams and daughter,
Miss Daisy Adams, Howard Adams
and family, Harry Adams, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Maple Donham, George Don
ham and Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Don
ham all attended a reunion. Of the
adams family at Cheat Haven Sun
day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-~~~~~~@~~~~@---<--~' - - SSTSS,S
ECIAL COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN MARION AND
MONONGALiA CoUN ELS,
WEST VIRGINIA.
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BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Sept.
3.-When Jack Dempsey defends
his title here on Labor Day against
Billy Make there will be blond
haired young girl at the rlngside
pulling Tor him 10 win.
She Is Miss Lola Walliu, a II
ycar-old high school girl of Rock
ford, Ill.
Lola came to Benton Harbor to
see the champion fight. She
thought that tickets to a cham
pioasu!p match wouldn't cost any
more than just going 10 movie.
When she found out that fight
tickets were selling at from $3.50
70 30 each she nearly had heart
failure. Did she go back home?
oDe did not.
Lola went to work at nm ice
cream parlor in order to make up
the deficit between what she ha,i
Imagined fight ticket cost and
the grim realty
One night Dempsey and Promo
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-06

Some of the caterpillars found in
the region Of the Darling river in
Australia are more than six inches
long.
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FOR SALE-43 acre farm, 10 min.
utcs walk from car line. VIII
sell with or without stock and
equipment. Good outbuildings. All
improved. David Evans, Box As,
| RaXter, W. Va. 9-3.At-S797
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CENTRAL MISSOURI FARAIS--
Send for lists. 100 farms in Cal
loway county; Missouri, with full
description and price for each; in
Missouri's best grain aud bleu grass
county. KoortZ 8: Palmer, Fulton,
Mo. 5-3l -52t-79S6
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WANTED

WANTED = To purchase medium
size pony for Sewichey mine.
Address George X. May, Pitts
burgh Ave, Fairmont; or call 1871.
g.2.6t-S7Si
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FOR sALE

F6H SALE-Cas6 N6glsteFS AMI
Credit Files. Easy payments. Ma
tional Cash Register Company,
Clarksburg. w. Va 2-13-tt-I2S1
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THIRTY ACRE FRUIT FARM
Hand railroad, good buildings,
FREQ gas. one-haf coal, oil and gas.
Easy terms. Bonds, town property,
business or light car taken. Box
1874 Pennsboro, w. Va. 96.7t-SS1O
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NOTICE 70 c e ! Ae i

NOlICE ~ COINil1 tkA6IHlNS
Sealed proposals for the flilihh|l
Of the Monongah Hi6h Seho
building, including plaatariil \
terror trim, plumbing, heating
trio wiring, etc, Will be recetee :
the Beard OF Education OF Z inee
district, Marion county, West
ginIa, until 1880 noon, on the 1
day OF September, 1920 when 81
viii be publicly Op eneds ind
Proposals shall be edplaHet IA
envelope and addressed to
architect, @. n. snider. Prof
al Building, Fnirmort, West
GINA.
Drawing and specified iens
De secured upon freaso Rble moi
tc and In the disnret lnn 81
architect, @. n. Snldar,a Pm
slonal Building, Fafrmout ~
Virginia. u h
The said School Board REFER
the right to accept Or re- ect aiiS
all proposals which 1t daetn5 %
the best interest OF tie school
tTict.
BY order of
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Lincoln District, Marion Gotr
West Virginia, b. FL ssilsls
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Miss Sally Post, OF Clarksburg,
who is a temporary resident OF
Washington. has completely re-
covered from slight injuries sus-
tanned n week ago in an automo,
bile accident. Two cars colIided
and eight people were Injured,
among them Miss Post. Il was
thought for several days by the
physicians at the hospital where
Inc most seriously injured were
removed. that two fatalities would
result from the accident. but that
fear was happily not justified, as
the patients whose lives were des-
haired Of for several days are now
slowly but surely recovering,
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CLASSIFIED SPECIAL ADVERTISING

IT TELEPHONE your want ads TO
THE WEST YIRGIELAN. Phones
HOS. IIOf, 1907. ADVERTISING de-
partmenL Classified ads must be In
thla office before ? q. M to insure m
before Il, noon. 70 Insure insertion in
tho Late Want Ads
SUB-STATIoHs
For the convenience OF those who can
not easily come TO The West Virgin
ian office TO place their classified i'd
vcEtiAements. the following sub-sta.
tons have been arranged for. C!aEsi-
fled advertisements lett at these sta
ticns will receive the same prompt
careful attention as II left in the office
Of The West Virginian.
A. G. Martin Co., Book Store
131 Main Street.
Tenth Street News stand.
Tenth Street and Virginia Ave
East Side News Co.
Market Street., First Ward
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'PORTUNTTTES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
# YOU viii INVEST in a COP
per mine showing great prom.
Use, near the Copper Queen In Arr.
IONA, write the Ocotillo Copper
Mining Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
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IF YOU WANT to buy or sell prop.
erty see Geo. II. Brobst, Profess
sional Bldg. 9-l-26t-6I5l
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view. Mrs. c. q. Swisher, presi-
dent of the county organization,
VII have charge OF the conYen-
ffnn
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ohn Brennan, of the Sutherland
,+efarial staff. with Mrs. Bren-

ohm Brennan, Of the Sutherland
retarial staff, with Mrs. Bren-
and tho pair OF infant Breu.
4nahs, locked the old boat at the
home garage yesterday. ending n
three weeks motor tour which in
llhded a look at the scenery in
al about the Bremen old home
iace in the vicinity Of Elliins.
THE Judge reported having en-
countered some hard storms on
the voyage, the usual amount OF
tire and engine trouble, and Easo-
line stations In the mountains
where proprietors were evidently
under the impression that they
were selling champagne at prices
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Senator Howard Sutherland has
been spending the week IN Wash
ington, mostly in n dentists chair.
When not so engaged. he has been
busy at the departments and ut
his office. There was an Gccumu-
lation Of considerable important
official business which called for
his personal attention. The Sena,
tor has, with the exception OF two
Senator Harding and attending tina
Republican state convention at
Wheeling, been enjoying what he
describes as his first real vaca-
tion since he came to Washington
in 1913 as congressman.at-large
from West Virginia. What with
regular and special sessions. Con
press has been almost continually
IN session since that time.
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WAI,E REIp WANTED


WANTED - CoIored help for I'm.
Der work and laboring, cleaning
mine. Apply Foye Contracting
Company, Annabellc Mine, WORTH.
ington. w. Va. 8.26.9t-S ~
WANTED-The Columbian fTater'
nal Association wants organizers.
We want Americans, Slavish, Pol
ish, Croatians, Russian and Italian
organizers i'll the Fairmont district.
Good salary and commission. Ap'
ply or write to 204 Mutual Bank
Bldg, Wheeling, W. Va. J. y. kus,
mix, State Organizer. 9.3-6t-SI9g
WANTED-Carpenters and car re-
pairmen. Must have four years
experience. Apply R. +. Peters,
Car Foreman b. 6 o. R. R., Fair
mont. 9-4-3t-88Qo
WANTED-Young man TO work In
passenger ticket office. y. q "
railroad. Apply B. & o. depot; -,
J-f'OI~oouO
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Senator Davis ElI1ins is expected
to arrive in New York from trip
abroad about Sept. Is. When last
heard from. he was In Paris, and
had completed a tour Of the war
area made familiar to him during
the months no was in the army,
serving at the front as 4 major.
H5Jis brother, Stephen B, Elltins, j.,
with him.