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GRACE 9Tf3ERAN CHURCH.
Third So ana Castor Ave.

There are two reasons why every
member Of the church should be
z present at the services tomorrow:
First and most imp the Holy
Communion Will be celebrated both
morning and evening, This Is the
most important service OF our
Shhrchs Second, this will be the
tor'S second anniversary Sun
yaay. he VIII preach a special ser
mon "a the morning service. Sun
I dey school at $3.50. Mr.. c. A. Pill
S0d. superintendent; Mr.. G. II.
ICON, song leader: classes for ali
A0! Morning worship, sermon,
5epaonao G new members, infant
Ipkl8ns and the celebration OF the
6rd'g Supper at 10:45. Christian
isStdo8yor meeting at $3.50. Mr.. Ar
thur Leseur, leader. Vesper ser
jYiee. sermon and the Holy Com
lnhnton at 1880; subject Of sermon,
4Chfi6f Died for Our Sins" Al
4aygs good music at this church.
hfss IS the Friendly Church--the
huron that makes you feel ut
nome Come and see.
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AN FEELING fine :
! AND NY TROUBLES
ARE ALMOST OVER
This Statement Comes
From Rodley, w. Va.
Woman After Taking
Nervlax

81 am feeling fine now-sleep
good oil night-appotite good-a!.
nv troubles are leaving me and !
am satisfied after take u few
more bottles of Nervlax that Will
be myself again." writes Mrs: NJ.
c, Martin, u John street, Rodley,
". Va. II was great sufferer
from headache, had dizzy spells
and could not sleep nights and was
very nervous was terribly con,
stipated and my liver was in bad
shape. | think Nervlax is fine aud
I certainly recommend 1t to any
MRS. NJ. C. MARTIN,
- John Street,
Rodley, W. Va.
Nervlax is on sale al Cranes
Drug Store.
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M. e. Tenn PIE.

z I,1C.. BFoomfieId, o. D. FasIoI'
IN the first week of our Sunday
school Lincoln Highway Auto Con
tast the Primary department IS
head with a Hudson, and the class
kaugi1t BY Leslie Cook is a close
second with Ford. Nineteen oth-
81 cars are close behind. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. M, Preaching ser"
Soc at 1D:45 a. m, with sermon
81 s.sFhe Tempter. the Tempted and
sur Ielp in Temptation" Chris
lsfsH Endeavor Mt SAB y. m; topic,
|Bible Verses That Help;" leader,
MISE Cunningham. Evening wor.
ship at 1880 O'Clock. Subject OF
1stie sermon, righteousness am
st O'Clock In charge Of Mrs. Car.
::te s. Fleming.
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Wells Entertainers Wednesday.

WC1I5 I3lIVIE I1tE'ES-I'' ~ ~, =,
The first number OF the Hlgh
School Lyceum Course, THE Wells
Entertainers" will be the attrac-
ton at the High school auditorium
Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
The program is humorous and con-
tains readings, music and dramat-
ic work. Season tickets are now
on sale at-Adults, $500; chill
dren. $500; single admissions. so
and rs cents. The course is a six
number one and yo rsave, adults
Sl.0O and children so cents by get
ting q season ticket.
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The Buffalo creek bridge con-
Meeting West Pennington with the
main part of town has been closed
for repairs. Only pedestrians arc
allowed to cross. Work is being
rushed to complete the last hun
bred yards OF the first half mile OF
the Pennington Worthington i'm
proved road.
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MAZE help WAIVED

WANTED-Night Waterman who
understands boilers and pumps.
Amply American Laundry.
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WIDOW-4O, with $4,000 want to
marry. T-Box 1872. League, Co
llmbus, o. l0-S-2t-9OlE
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FOR RENT = Turnt9hAa IiRt Z
rooms. 937 East Park Ave, Cos
ner Indiana Ave. lC.e4S 10 Il
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There will be Republican meet
ing in the high school auditorium
Monday evening Mt eight o'clock.
The SPEAKERS Of the evening are
U. S. Senator Howard Sutherland
and Miss Jennie Fleming. Ladies
are especially invited.
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J FIlRsI RIAPTlsT cHURcH.

tomorrow Is Rally day and all
the church and school are sup,
hosed 10 be present at 10:45. Good
music as promised in the form oil
s6ngs and anthems. Recitations
ana exercises by the boys and girls
I'LL be q part OF the program;
tOfaO. Junior sermon, IA Baseball
Sndl Bat" $3.50, Sunday school:
least 800 are expected to be
present. $3.50, adult class study
nducted by Mrs. Luther Talking.
ION subject, 1.-THE Steward" 700,
intermediate B. Y. P. U. 1880, eve
ming service; subject. The Won,
der Of the Twentieth Century.
The choir will be under the direc'
ION OF Mrs. 2. c. Rowand and the
5rganfsf will he Prof. f. Stuart
Liowen. A junior choir is being
organized for supplemental SER
z FfBE8 -
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w. e. MORGAN, W.
Sneciai CommisSfoffAf
To Pearl Merrill:

1O FedC4 MeLE4h - 5siaf
Take notice on the 10th day 81
Septe:nter, 1920, c petition wG9 q II
ed in tn" Juvenile Court Of Marion
county, West Virginia, alleging ,1u i
nita Merrill, infan: children OF yoli
the said Benjamin Merfill and Fss9ilg's.i
Merrill. are dependent ard neg
ted within the nelnlnR 6 and te4l
defined In substCiinns tal and tt,t
OF section four Of chapter one 1ltsIS
bred and ten Of tha acts ~ the
islature OF West Virginia uf e1e3q
regular session; and that a bearing
on said petitlCn has been sat AK fq q
the 18th day Of 'G..t79r, 1870 4
two o'clock p. W., N the Giie9st
Court Room in this Court House 81
said county a: wAt2l time " ttiag
appear and be Ielrtl y.
Dated this 19tn day OF Septeille
Der. 1920 .-5
CLARENCE EuRRHY
Clerk of said Juvenile Court
sept-25.oct. 2-9-16.
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FURNISHED ROOMB-EoT
housekeeping. 10 CASTOR ny.
phone 122T-M 1886 14e
FOR SAIE=RRh,z naFfih Ehrs /. Il1ll
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FARM FOR SALE-76h acres in
Athens county, Ohio. Groom
house, good water and cellar, barn
and outhuildings. 200 fruit trees.
About 20 acres level, balance roll
ing. On main road liz miles from
village where there are 3 stores
road, r. D. mail and telephone. 6
cows, 2 heifers, 2 horses, harness
and wagon, moving machine. rakes,
buggy, 3 harrows, grain drill, gaso-
line engine, wood saw, spray, pump,
inoubators and household goods.
Price $4,000 Time on part II want.
also. 10.9-4t-s0S9
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DIAMOND st. M. E. CHURCH.

Sunday school, $3.50 a. m, Edw.
F.. Armstrong, superintendent,
Classes for all ages. A helpful hour
In the study of the Bible. Public
worship and sermon, 10:45 a. N. /:
subject, Constructive Building.
Junior League, 6:30 p. m. Mrs. j.
c. Letzkus. superintendent. HEP
worth league, $3.50 p. M, Mrs. Earl
SchaCfer. president. Public wor'
ship, 1880 p. m. Please remember
this Is the Near East RELIEF day IN
Fairmont churches. An Offering
will be taken for the helpless ana
starving of the Near East.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-09

The World Series Every Inning.
Pennington gets the report Of
the world. series games between
Cleveland and Brooklyn at the
close of each inning by wireless.
mock" Book, local wirelss oper-
ator, picks up the news and keeps
the fans posted.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Falrmont Avenue and Fourth ST.,
DR.. Claude n, King, Pastor.

$3.50 q. m. Sunday SchoOI.
This is Rally Day and all mem
beers and friends of the school are
expected in their places.
iO:45 a pageant, THE Coming
aV1 "a u0AIS 90 IIIM .VlnIL 20
Sunday school,
$40 D. m. Devotional service or
the Epworth League.
7:30 Preaching by the pastor.
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THE FEST NJ. P; CHURCH.

Three hundred in Sunday school
tomorrow at $3.50 is our goal. Pub"
lie worship. 10:45; sermon theme.
'Brotherly Love" $500 p. M. Jun
jor EnGeavor will meet to plan for
rally. $50. Senior Endeayur.
1880. serlu0p. theme, Reason for
Certain Events"
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ccr,Inr Iaekgnn and JAfHeFgou SITS,

Corner Jackson and Jenerson Sts.
Il. G. stoetzer, D. o., Minister.
Bible school, $3.50 a. M; classics
for all ages; Mr.. Frank c. Evan,
suporintendent. The Business
Mems Bible class meets at tho
same hour This organization has
reorganizeC and new plans made
for the coming months. A large
attendance Is desired. Morning
service, 10:45: sermon by the pas
tor, DR.. H. G. Stoetzer, on this
subject: "a Program Of Progress,
text, "Go speak to the Children
Of Israel, that they go forward. :"
Junior Endeavor at $3.50. Inter
mediate Endeavor at $3.50 2. M:
subject, "Bible Verses That Help"
Scripture Lesson Ps. 119: 93-40.
Evening service at 1880 o'clock.
This will be Memorial service for
DR.. ]. w. Mcdonald, former Fair.
mont physician and a faithful and
beloved member OF the church. Ad.
dresses will be given by reDresen'
tatives from various organizations
in which DR.. Mcdonald was inter-
ested. Mid.week prayer service on
Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
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cHRIsrIAM sclENcE SERVICES

Christian Science services win
be held as usual next Sunday
morning at eleven O'Clock IN the
ball room Of the Watson hotel.
case and death real?" The public
is cordially invltel to attend this
service. Sunday school lie held in
the same room at quarter past ten.
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tie. community VIII understand,
tIlat tf1fS g their Sabbath school
and that all win come and bring all
the young folks with them. Chris
tlan Endeavor at $3.50 p. m. a
good program for the service. All
come and help make this the best
C. q. In the county.
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PALATINE BAPTIST CHURCH.
c. r. Eddy, Pastor.

$3.50 n. M. Sunday school. Prof.
w. A. Hustead. Superintendent
10:45 n. M, morning worship; Rev:
J. NJ. Criswell. former pastor OF
Moundsville Baptist church. will
preach. $3.50 p. M. p. Y. P. u;
tonic. "Bihle Verses That Help
TAO evening worship.
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Elmer Stewart. Howard Free
land and Dallas Ond have returned
here from Detroit. Mich.s where
they have been employed. They
been in Detroit for the past six
months.
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0GAI- CFBJJR q les

quarter a report of attendance will
be- sent to all in the school. The
subject Of the II a, m. sermon VIII
be. IT Am the Light of the World.
Ali not attending other churches
viii find welcome in the inter
esting services at this home-Itke
church.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Columbia ST., First Ward,
Regular worship every Lord s
day at 1890 a. m. Bible study,
Lords day evening at 1900. Sub
jeCt OF knowledge" for the eve
ming lesson. Everybody is jnvtt-
ed to these meetings.
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COAL AND TIMBER

con- LANDS FOR sGLES260
acres Sewickley coal; good loca'
ton: fronting directly along B. "
o. railroad where switch is laid
within $50 feet OF the coal. 4 bar
gain. Address Coal Land" Box
S043. The West Nirginian, Fair,
mont. 10.6.6t.9043
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To connect more adequately the
western and southern sections OF
Philadelphia, Pa. the city is plan
ming the construction Of massive
100000 bridge.
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You can't vote unless your name
Is on the list. Hunt up The registrar
of your district if you are not sure
your name Is there.
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FREE METHODIST CHURCH.
MorgAntoWn ave.
RrnnkH MnrnAn. PaltoF,

10 a. M, Sabbath school, Carl o.
Bailey, superintendent. II a. M,
preaching. Evening song service,
Z o'clock, followed by preaching at
1880.
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
(FaIrmont Mission.)

Sunday evening service In the
X. OF p. hall. Christian Endeayor
ut G:45 D. M; topic. bible Verses
That Help" leader, Mrs. =. r. Ash.
Sermon by the pastor at 1880 p:
M; subject, Waiting for the Day"
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MgErlNc At CAROLINA.

Thore will he an open air politk
cal meeting ut Carolina mines Mon
day afternoon at o'clock. The
meeting will be addressed by Rev.
Wellinham, OF Grafton, and DR.. Nc.
Cornell, of Elk!ns.
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GOVERNMENT Canned Corned
Beef. l Id. cans, csc. Act fast.
Send no money, all orders sent q.
o. D. Write for bargain Army
Goods Bulletin Union Merchan-
disc Co., 104 Summit St, Toledo.
Ohio. 1O.9-lt'9OSI
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HEMSTITCHING and pico;ing at.
tachmer, ). WORKS on all sewing
machines, price $500, personal
checks 10c extra. Lights Mail Or
der House. Box 1877. Birmingham,
Ala 9-24-26t-S96D
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moNoNGAH N. E. CHURCH,
SOUTH,

prea ching at 1900 a. m; Epworth
League at 1880 .. m. All are most
cordially invited to attend all these
services.
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FOR SALE = 100 acres Waynes.
burg coal, $50 feet from railroad:
90 acres Sewickley, 800 feet. from
railroad; one tipple mine shipping
4 to 6 cars daily; also one wagon
mine. G. L. Malcolm, phone 921.R,
ZOE McCrory Bldg. 10.8.2t-907T
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o, !. C. PIGS: eligible to register
The large type kind. PIices reas'
enable. c. II. Cakes, Little Hook.
ing. Ohio. X. No. /. 924.26f--S96S
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Cor Second st. and Walnut, Ave.

81. e: Gordon, Minister.
The second OF a special series o.
isefnons1 on the "The First CHRIS
stfan Martyr" will be delivered tc-
morrow night by Mr.. Gordon. The
;Chrstian Endeavor under the lead
ership meets at GAS p. m. Bible
school begins at 9:45 a. nj. with a
class for all. At the close OF this
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FOR SALE - TwoSwooden bedo
complete. One dining table.
One Singer sewing machine. All
in good condition. Call 1858.
lO-h.6t.9054
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Friday nigh az the Lyric l1eGter
to q fun ho1Be.
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NOTICE.
JUDICIAL SALE OF REAL Es
T1STAnNEf - ~

Pursuant to q decree OF the
cult court OF Marion county Wet
Virginia, made in that cert Itis
cause therein pending wherein sas
rah Morgan and others are plain
tifIs and Hannah Stoner and othys
ers are defendants. entered on the
10th day OF September. 1890 the
undersigned special commits lone
will offer for sale and will sell atS
public auction to the highest bths
der at the front door Of the Court
House of Marion County, W09t
Virginia, on Saturday, the 28ds ciay
OF October, 1920, between tbh
hours OF ten o'clock a. m. and fotit
o'clock p. IN. on tAht DAY, All on
that certain tract Of land situate
on Grassy Run in Union District,
in said Marion county, owned BY
the late Benjamin F. Brown de-
ceased, and adjoining lands ,pt
Marion Vincent. David Satterfelds
and others, and containing httaan
acres, more or less. including nfe.
half acre OF coal, but reserVtng Hll
OF the remaining coal within and
underlying said tract Of land tnf
gether with the mining rights and
privileges thereunto belonging Il
which are owend by Jacob Roger
and lila H. Lake, Sr., and being
of the land conveyed to said BeItjt
min F. Brown and William HAfs
'kIns and wife. by deed dated thu
18th day OF April, 1918, and re-
corded In the Office OF the clerk OF
the County Court Of Marion Cutllls
ty in Deed Book No. 222, page 80 81
Terms OF Sale: Said sale VIII
be made for cash In hand ON dag
of sale.
w. E. MORGAN, IA
Special Commissioners.
I, Clarence Curry, Clerk Of ths
Circuit Court OF Marion County
West Virginia, hereby certify tltat
the above named Special Gnn99,3
sioper has given the bond befpf9
me required in the decree Of
authorizing the sale in the ab1ys
notice mentioned.
CLARENCE CURRY
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Gouhs
ty, West Virginia.
Sept. 25-oct. 2zg41
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BALTIMORE co. FARM =. 103
acres nearly level land, about ~
acres wood land, balance fine farm
land. Broom house, barn ana OUT
buildings, Well and spring water.
Near Town. church and schools.
GOOD road and railroad. $4,000.
Glen Realty Co., 302 Law building,
Baltimore. Md. 9's.26t'SSSl
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.YlINLIAMe MEMoRlAL

CHURCH, SOUTH.
\ Cor. Fairmont Ave. and Second st.
RE n. Brown, Pastor.
Sunday school, $3.50 a. M, H. I.
Jones', superintendent; preaching
1915 d. M; subject, Roofing for
the Sake OF Fruiting." Epworth
League, $3.50 p. m. Preaching
a :30sp. M; subject, "Christ's Stand
ard OF Values"
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Sabbath school ut $3.50 a. NJ.
Dr.. l.. y. YOst, superintendent.
Hope al the men and women in
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FOG SALE

FOR SALE-Pups from full bloodeo
male collie and pedigreed airdale
Clip, male, $40, female IS. Ferrets.
tame, trained, female IS. male &.
Nimshi Nuzum. r. D. 2. Shinnston,
w. Va, 0OT3
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LOST
MISCELLANEOUS

SPIRIT PENCIL writes valuable
messages, answers any questions
sample free. o. Martin, AL Ferry
st, Buffalo, n. Y. 2.9-16-33'30'SO29
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AUTo.-ECCEs lies

AUTO.-EOCES. LIES
FOR SALE-Five passenger Ford.
First class condition. South
Side Service Station. 1O'S.2t.9O75
FOR SALE - Chalmers Touring
Car. 1920 model. Apply 204 Al,
bert Court. Phone SAB. 1O.9'9OS"
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cARIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
\ &. 9. I:oW6on; Minister In CHARGE.
s 8, M, Holy Communion; $3.50
ii M, Sunday school: 10:45, morn
inE8DFaYer and sermon; 1880, owe
Ming prayer and sermon.
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wANTED-To rent two or ShreN
unfurnishsd rooms near REM
sylvania avenue. Two N fanny
Address box 90Sl The West VIE
ginian. 1O-4'6t'SVS4
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FARMS FOX SALE

FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
city property l04 acres Of rich
land, fine buildings and plenty OF
fruit; ON main road between Can"
ton and Akron. Price right. IN
quire OF c. e. Bordner, 424 Market
Ave, Canton, Ohio. lO-4-6t'9O9O
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POUL TRY SUPPLIES, ETC.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-92d interest on two
oil wells, one drilling. Proven
territory. Call 1871 Morgantown,
or write Brockway Ave, Morgan
town, w. Va. 10'4.6t.9O3b
OIL AND GASOLINE = Have
leases with two Berea Sand oil
wells. Would sell interest to fur
Their develop both oil and gasoline:
10-4.6t.903S
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ONE FURNISHED 'FRONT.'
ROOM, IN private home "A
location. Phone Ge4.R. 10.ls
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.CL AsSIFIED- ESPECIAL ADVERTIs
FURNIsHED RuOifj.

FOR RENT-Roorn a0ltAb u
two gentlemen. 1Sd AloHrd
street. 1eAe.g ~
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WANTED-Neat, clean, reliable
boy for work in store and light
delivery. Must give reference. APP
ply at once. Courtney's store.
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WEALTHY LADY-23, desires
early marriage. F-Box 325. Cor;
Club, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 1O-S.t2--9O1S
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-31
(By The Associated Press.)

San francisco, March 31.--herbert
Hoovert today had placed himself be-
fore the Republicans of the country
and avowed candidate for their pres
idential nomination, though a recep-
tive. ~ ~
In telegram to the Hoover club
of California he announced that re-
cent developments in the peace trea-
ty "stagnation" in adjustment of the
country's economic problems, and ur-
ge repression concerning the situation
lin California, had impelled hin, 80
confEm the acton, my Republican,
frianils h1ae y aasseady taken without
[tsns1aait me- The fasmer food
(adnliniistf reiterated that he
would not seek the nomination but
would accept it only if it was felt
"the issue was necessary, and it is de-
manded of me-"
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;3v the Associated Press.)

Chicago, March 31.-Districts of
the middle west and southern states.
swept by tornadoes Sunday with loss
of one hundred and sixty-four lives,
were recovering from the shock today
and began rebuilding homes destroy
ed in the wreckage.
Committees were organized throu-
ghout the stricken area to care for
the thousands of homeless and injur-
ed, and funds were being raised for
relief and reconstruction work.
Property loss suffered in the eight
states affected was estimated today at
from ten million dollars to fifteen
million dollars.
With wire communications restored
and reports from practically all is
olated regions, it was estimated that
the death list would not be changed
material
u Public funerals for tornado districts
were held h number Of communi-
! ties today.
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Mother and Daughter
Are Burned To Death

Grand Forks, N. D.. March 81
Mrs: Fred .Lubitz, aged %, and her
Oldest daughter, aged 4, were burned
to death when a car Of alcohol explod-
ed at the farm home of the family
near Dorothy, MINI.
Mrs. Lubitz had filled a lamp gen.
Grated with wood alcohol and placing
the can on one of the cook stoves,
went back to the lamp to light it.
The heat from the stove caused an
almost instantaneous explosion, COW
ering Mrs. Lubitz and her daughter
with flames.
Mr.. Lubitz was at the barn near.
by at the time of the accident, and
hearing the explosion and the screams
Of his wife and child, hurried into the
kitchen Mrs. Lubitz threw herself
at her husband for help and clung to
him with such force that he was un-
able to give assistance for a time.
He finally managed to extinguish the
flaming clothes Of both his. wife and
little girl, after dragging them out Of
the burning house.
Mr.. Lubitz was severely burned
about the hands, arms and face. but
he succeeded in putting out the fire
which had gained small headway II
the kitchen only Assistance was: inn
Imediately called, hut both mother and
child were burned beyond help, and
died within = few hours.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-31
(By The Associated Press.)
Between 5000 and 5000 Idle

Chicago, March 31.-Between 5000
and 5000 Of the $4,000 employees of
the packing house in Chicago, are idle
this morning, as a result of the strike
of 900 stock handlers of the stock
yards for increased wages. More will
be thrown out tomorrow as stock on
hand in the packing house is nearly
used up. Meat prices are rising. No
pork was offered in today's market.
May lard rose from $17.22 at yester-
days close 70 $20.90 today; July lard
went from $21.52 to s21.7o.
Stock handlers in other packing
centers will be called out if the strike
is not settled soon, according to COM
pany officials.