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miniature portraits on ivory. por-
trait of Mrs Francois Berger Moran
will probably be exhibited. A minia-
ture Of Mrs. Lansing will also be
shown. Mrs. Clark, u sculptress. Will
aid Mr.. Clark in his exhibit, and their
young daughter viii take the part or
one of the Persian maidens IN the
Omar Khayyam room, which MRS. ,
NJ. Bogart Is arranging.
Miss Noretta Smith of New York
and Washington will exhibit several
PORTRAITS of famous men, 1t is her por.
trait of MIR. Wilson which has JUST
been placed in the White House MISS
Smith is just past twenty. and is the
Youngest artist 20 have done suci
pretentious work since Winnie Ream'
1T the age of seventeen. maze tne
statue of Lincoln that STANDS IN s'a'
nary hall at the Capitol.
Among the others exhibiting art on
this occasion are several prominent
among Washington society women
Mrs. Lithgow- Osborne. scuiptre1s'
who will show several of her oeau
tiful little statuettes; MRS. a ;
Niayo. who will exhibit her portraits,
and Miss Gladys Hinckley, who as 2
very clever sculptress. Will eNhlo.ss
heads of famous people. Mrs bahaIu
Rulu,er. wife of Commander buiii,ei.
L. s. N, who has her studio IN ne,
home. in the navy yard at dian
subjects. is sending COLLECTION o.
Indian heads in water coiors. MIS-
l,oretta Lowenstein will sell her W9rn
.s she creates it before you hrs.
THOMAS s Wallis, one of the oIicets
Of the League of American zen w.
on is arranging speclai
rnder the title of Government at ia
bih;t assisted by Miss Neine brei t:,
ger, Mrs Anne Hoyie anu MI
Swegman. III, -exbibit
his beautiful collection OF water wi
Miss Ethel II. Bartlett of the arua
man Park Hotel will exhibit 70
oil painting, 1.-The Hunting se~"
Mrs Julia A. Perry of Orange, Va "a,
apnounces the engagement y. 49,
daughter. Ollie Dement,, 10 Mt, go
NJ Rrown of New York city. Inc Weo-
ding will take place in the carry SUM
mer.
ur and Mrs. W. NJ. Magruder OF 10
Neal street northeast announce w,
marriage OF their daughter, Netue w,
Nfayruder. TO Mr.. Larry l. lie queue d.
New York on March so. 192o
Nice Josephine Fuller and Miss Addle
To- ,es entertained company OF young
Tolls al luncheon yesterday at tne Sa.e
<; Marks. taking their guests AIel "a
~ matinee at Keith's. Mrs. Ed"aro
n Perry chaperoned the party
~,;ss Elizabeth Manning, Miss Clare
ashe and Miss Henrietta Berens Wen.
~ New York yesterday and WIN at.enu
~ annual Navy bali on MondaS night
! ie,t commander Harper Will enee
,ain at dinner for them at the 81. REGIS
Hotel preceding the dance.
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is an artist of distinction, doing ex'
cellent work in water colors.

Mrs: Charles Russell Davis, wife of
the chairman of the District commit
tee may be described in the true
sense as being political woman in
that she knows the groundwork of
government by party in the minute
way which would make the fortune
of the professional public man. Mrs.
Davis has--for years attended de-
bates in the Senate and House, as
part of the days routine. and she can
follow the, legislative progress OF a
bill as accurately as those charged
with it's fate. Mrs. Davis comes from
family which gave many public
servants to the nation. Her fatner,
George Haven of Chicago, was the
first cousin of Grover Cleveland. and
was himself a politician OF marked
ability.
at the first Dolly Madison break
fast given in Washington Mrs. DAVIS
was selected to represent the fam
lily of the democratic President, who
had led his party to victory for the
first time since James Buchanan was
chief executive. Representative and
Mrs. Davis are from a picturesque
little city in the vicinity OF the twin
metropolises. St. Paul and Minneap-
oils, st. Peter. Invariably when they
give their home place, they are ask
ed. est. Peter? Don't you mean ST.
Paul?"
Mrs. Davis answers that decidedly
she does not, and she can give some
alluring description of the urban spot
named FOR the fellow laborer of the
great apostle of the gentiles- Mrs.
Davis is essentially a domestic woman
and has always taken deep inter
est in the management OF nome. 1ne
believes. however, that woman with
a vote should be specially trained in
What to do with it, and that she
ought to know every reason ano
shade Of reason which prompts her
to align with one party against an
enter notifies to uplift or reform,
AZ the cant phrase goes. though Mrs.
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s25 to s32.50 plaids, stripes and
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Colored Silk
Umbrellas
Is Pieces for Sale Monday
S7.85 and $9.85
Regularly s1O.5o to $3.50

H6XUIdfIy SIVsOU 10 $IS.OV
Mostly perfect goods - some
some blue, green. red and purple
with large ferrules; bracelet
ring. leather and cord handles.
Every umbrella a great value.
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eSSSH cSLSn2Do. III isITIAT.p II FED Ut 81 rnfi. EE
AHD RsFERESDUM.
Notice y hereby given that at the
there viii be submittsd 10 the quail.
fled electors OF the state of Colorado.
for sssi, .nDroyusi or Te5se,,on d. fol-
011a he 1n1ti.,,es % .ne R.f.s:naa% 9a Ss1ss sRas
es ss.s &. ssau1:d II: 'snn nu
Der Der. sto.wi,: ss5 q n. i:sai vssers of
sesorasnee ace o. with tota0 tSs law cu, ne srih isd
ne Twen,y-ni day Of June. x. 3.
The authority Y for submitting such
proposed lazy e found n Section of
state Of COLORADO. providins for the the
Initiative and Referendum.
AN ACT TO EsTABLIsH THE coUN-
P6R2RY P9 0E FLAGhEh couN4r ANp SEAT THE TEE
P6iNTmGNT P6 TraoXHDiSe of FHF FTs fhncrNdT THE As
THE TERMs OF couRT THEREIN,
AND ATTACHING THE SAME To
ST6Th STT6THlE fGSREssNfA4Aiker ff2GfSiREEsssEsN|f1NAk s5H 5H
D1CIAL AND NORMAL DISTRICTS.
or THE STATE or coLoKADo:
Counties of Lincoln and S XII Carson as
Is included within the following des-
cribed boundaries shall be pet apart
and is hereby established ~ county.
to be called the County Of FIngIer.
and the boundaries are M follows. to-
wit:
beginning at a point on the north
boundary line Of the County OF XII
Carson, State of Colorado, where taid
county line Is Intcrsectsd by the Range
line between Ranges Forty-aeven fl5)
and Forty-eight Jsl. West OF the Sixth
f6th) Principal Meridian; thence south
on said Range line 10 its interscction
with the south boundary line OF Xii
Carson County; thence west along the
south boundary line OF Kit Carson
County and the south line OF Township
Eleven rI South. Range Fifty-tWo
t62) West OF the Sixth (6th) Princi-
pal Meridian. to the southwest corner
OF said township: thence north along
the Range line between Ranges Fifty
two fb2) and Fifty-three (b3) Wesf III
the Sixth t6tb) Principal Meridian, 70
(s) South. Range Fifty-two. tsaJ West
thence west along the south line. OF
ssrss !ss, west q the siath SsH OK, FRI. Prin
iins Of Town.hiP Nine !s( south, Ksnsc
9f secsios Thirty three ssl OF ssid
along thc vest line of eections Thlrty-
three (ss). Twenty eight tzS). Tw enty-
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OOLORADO, INITIATED BY PET1-
TION UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND REFERENDUM.

seSSSsnp ~ Law o. TH5 s1 sTzTE ~ s.I q
TION UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND RETERENDUM.
Notice !, hereby given that At The
sSsse Sao WI ny be o. .aSmi9tsa 10 the oa.ii. @
&lsd electors OF the state Of Colorado,
shs, or re5scSSn Il. shs FOL
ins.ties ns:s .ss RsantaGa ssss .ssss
2. Is'i ~ = * * !sssl :ss:s: s: e
Sssefasnce With the law. ana fiisd il
II: TWsnsS:s fourth day q June. a B. 8.
Rrope..d law i fosnd in ssetion of
sis;.t31. s n s'es sas Ses.r.nSu% saSunhs TOT 'ne
an ACT PRoXIPING ToR Or THE GRE
GzhTMEsI 9HTE HSxRp @ 81 eA1kSs6Ae42s ! sShenARs
xMNEEs oMxHRs Esp AbR bRrIRE PEF1HIFG PTFfNINS bTs
IHE TERM PRAeTIcE OF eHiko.
PEAcTIc PsA cTIcp 6GudA dH,TdPsa AT5SG cTHa THE
PRoVIbiNe FOR THE IfcENs1NG
sT&Th nE PoR TioETfoR Rh9H5RlSf sc
ss & Ss1 s5SAs AAR s. 5EfEAEfA 5SaisSSs fs
-
FLICT HEREWITH.
BE 1T ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE
OF THE STATE OF CoLoRADO:-
sreated and established to be known
~ the name and style of The Colorado
ers; said board shall be composed of
fhree t) practicing Chiropractors of
tntsgFihty hs. and a.sdiy. as5iiity. snd who shall
year prior to their ,appointment as
bers Of said board shall be graduates
from the same school or college of
,seetion 2. The Governor Of the state
days after the taking effect of this act
specified in Section T j Of this &C act t'ts to
Of Examiners: Said members shall be
70 classified by the Governor that the
term Of office Of one shall expire in
three years from the date of appoint
nent ANNUALLY thereafter the Gov
shall be licensed practitioner and
possess the qualifications specified in
period Of three Years. and the % Governor sgr
phsll also fill all vacancies in said
ssasS soon as e sssh The
Fay remove any member of the board
sos misS0nauct mics n etfise. s.,S no.r, :,
iminer. shall convene within thirty
days after the appointment of the
members thereof and elect a President
. Vice President and Secretary
freasurer from their membership, and
said board shall annually thereafter at
hts first meeting each calendar year
elect President. Vice President. and
. Secretary-Treasurer from its mem
bership; at the first meeting of the
board It shall issue q iicenae TO practice
ehiropractic to each of it's members
Upon payment Of license fee Of five
1tg,06) dollars zach therefor.
(b) Said board OF Examiners shall
have authority to administer oaths,
kks 4fndavits. summon witnesses and
- to iss duties Said Board Of Exam
t44rs 4hall adopt a seal which shaii Be-
okail from time to time adopt guch
fnles and rexuiations - II may 4eem
Hhss Of its duties. and shah sdopt :
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COLORADO, INITIATED BY PBTI-
TION UNDER THE INITIATIVE

BROPO0nD LAW OF THE STATE OF
2Naeh1RG; 2foH UHSER iS'TAEp TAE nTrlTnvE ~ nn11
AND REFERENDUM.
Notice is hereby given that At the
General election to be held on the
there win be submitted to the auali-
Gad electors of the state Of Colorado.
= their approval or rejection tn: FOL,
0Ifa infsi.tiae n.'sss and Rsfefsnsam. & s1n esieh
sars: ef nole than sSs rsaui9sd ire
s tSwdt s%2 OF the ssv Legal 1eyfsssG yEssf, on
fhs office of the Secretary of state on
n. Seventeenth day Of June. A d.
1o1o. at 3:16 p. m.
The authority for submitting such
Erticle " Of the Constitution of the
!Sit;.tir. III Z, SS'faG .nd Referenau%, eaGn '
hESu1kE EMRLoYEES iS AAS AN
zHS SER1 TfES ofE IL cSH2Asb %nS Mb{ OF pS sueH H
BHFF1fThENT' BHFF14 n KNT cIfrNBHh IT, hahAsS nosfH Fl
TMHyE AL1TRs PEE DAY PAY cE9h T9R
6ToAA 6ToA coNFI.HeRATIoN seSnnH ftATE oR sfMi-
MS Hos FHNHkE1as TMHkEDFs FOR A VIOLA
'3 Py = TIE is4S1a9 STE 81 81 COZ cotos sP6i.
ssetssD asf., III. FS% ra...se sed All. a. ses salrty
81. or any officer or empl2yee there
STtment Of such munic,paiity. save
;,aosSs 9ns ~sY ,S may aee.stn:i es e :ay
S1oyme9t during any oslsndsr. month
Tsests % Surins .aci nonth .noant. to
sore than twelve hours for zach Gay
';s 1s.ul1na q oa: oSr q
6nsTEenciss shall net pc uplawful;
can,eip.iisie. eas aSs ias ssss @ iiis s.psIsSsnt.
Vhethlr sueh Dsn!cipalities arc era:
under 81 6 ss.. ,s = =
Il ststs Of csiorado.
s:s:,.s Any :,es Ssfs:, sfen p o
-. sf,;I thirty ods., az. f51s a, The so1s1 s1:
iSass Is sny any .ses
ZINE y Command q said s aifs fifs 4; Ssps5t5 .naS
Enonth for a longer time than that
ssis essss oF 1877 Ss
Nuilty OF a misdemeanor. and on con-
s sss5.Oi leo. hal ;sn he RSnassSs RssassS SO
lsooD dollars, or hy inprisonmsnt in
fhs county jail not more than one hun
Srsd days, or by both fine and i'm
Sri.onment at the discretion Of the
Section 8. All acts and parts Of acts
N conflict with this act are hereby
repealed.
{The Secretary of State. Attorney
General and the Reporter Of the eu-
IS :: he SsilS, si,is . +: F.ope.ss
4nitiated Measure herein the follow
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this Act: and for these rurposss the
ri%on sheii meet To. sisx
Of the County OF Lincoln At Hugo. State
e e. q anf hSs. a: s Ro"s .s e
being given by the Gommissionsrs q
the other County At any time after the
officers Of the County Of Limon shall
aa.s Sssn .ss s:sd :. 81 :sel .es
the Boards Of Commissioners % meet
ing together for such purpose shall be
and indebtedness.
80 made hy the said Board or Boards
,.S ns any S1sa nav ar
peal 70 the District Court Of the Judi
ciai District In which the County IN
/: situated. ss II other case. q appeal
allowed from the Board OF Commits
sion :io5srs to the Dissries Court and upon Dsn
be taken as In other civil cases. upon
good cause shown by either party to
So :Seuid Seesso'aso be no Quorum r pr.ssns @ at any
.ioners OF. the County Of iimsn and
or the Commissioners Of Ebert coun.
ty,. or In case said Commissioners OF
with the Commissioners Of the County
OF Limon on the adjustmsots Of the
revenue and the apportionment thsrsef
ness. then At the request Of either of
the Boards of County Commissioners.
ant ana r.su,s.e ss % TO .pnoins ass
settle .aid matter o. revenue. funds
and sdjustmenss so made BY said Com
missioner, appointed bY the Governor.
the decisions and sdjustments made Sy
the Boards OF County. Commisslonsrs.
.s.li IL; s Se distSed g. iIs1 s...ssn the countis:
proportion By the Counties inisrssted.
~ Tss ,s: ss.cs csuss, q IL
aid County .hsii be of.ssiasd. r.csivs
saD,. s1Ss for oss.a q r..
4: tss doa e Ss M sd IN
ne thea :.n.: =: psoy,ds1 2 lay; int sss ss
%: :.e ana sSs :ad q
Limon sh.ll sv.,s such sontr.ss % the
said contract said Board OF County
sas sfs.D s s.na i:su. r. sss :um s0sd %
0os.ooS. TO be approved BY said board
Of County Commissionera The coun-
OF Lincoln and Elbert shall afford
every reasonable opportunity for pho
toEraphinE. tranEcribing or duplicating
such records. Ths Board OF County
commissioners may reject any and all
sssn.s assn sfs !, a .aid s1 csuas; s; Sms 1s
to be too high
Seetion Ia. For the purpose of fix
Ing fees ehaYseable and to be colleeted
by County, Precinct and other offiesrs.
and 70, n, purPeS.s snn,,ag Of preyiding fer o,
County. Precinct and other offieers.
the said County of Limon shall be q
County of the Fourth Class. In Divt-
Section II. For the purpose Of fix
ss g. sf :esso. I: and
the County Commissioners the said
County Of Linon shall be . County of
Section Ia, The said County Of LIZ
Ss,t o Il. +: ssso:S
District. the Fourth Judicial District
and the sixth Normal DISTRICT. and y
hereby attached TO the Count1ss of KIT
Carson. Lincoln and chsysnns for rep
. Section IL. II asy ssetion. sue- Sc
Act 10 for any rsason held 70 ke useon-
stitutional. such dsetsion shah act af-
feet the validity Of ths remaining por-
tions Of this Ao9
s:ss''s c s:so.ssr e es;ts &.
Court DO hereby desiGnate an4 fix a.
the ballot title TO the proposed initia-
tive measure herein the following:
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PROPOSED LAW OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO. INITIATED BY PETI-
TION UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND REFEItENDUM.
Notice Is hereby given that at the
General election to be held on the
there will be submitted TO the quail
fled electors of the state OF Colorado.
for their approval or rejection. the fol.
Colorado. initiated by petition under
the Initiative and Referendum, which
Initiated petition contained the sigma
lures OK more than the required num-
Der tto-wit; go Of the legal voters or
accordence with the law, and fiicd II,
the cfftce Of the Secretary OF state on
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In Witness Whereof. | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
OF the State OF Colorado. at the City
Of penyer this 18th day of September
JAMES r. holland,
tSeaD Secretary OF State.
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In Witness whereof. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
Of the state Of Colorado. 81 the city Of
JANne r. NoLANp.
(8eau Secretary Of State.
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AN ACT CREATING YDs
THE COUNTY OF -
LIAoN. NO
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An Act Relating to the
Practice of Chiropractic
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psoypent Of Employees YES
s:.,..:ss: .:s':'''' Fire De- NO
n witness Whereof, have horeunto
tSsk ~ ke14 and AFFIXED the Great 1oal
" TIE STATE q Colorado, at the city Of
JAMES r. NoI.AND.
(0oa1l Secretary OF state.
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COLORADO, INITIATED NJ PETi-
TON UNDER THE INITIATIVE
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iBY coRoo)

last evening from Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
They attended the commencement ex-
ercises at Seton Hill college while
gone, their daughter, Miss Pauline
Arkwright, being one OF the grad
yates. 49,,
Mrs. Garrett McCaiterty and little
daughter, lsobel, who have been visit
ing relatives here the past week, have
returned to their home al Philadelphia.
Mrs. McCafferty's mother, Mrs. NJ. D.
Orr, accompanied them home and will
spend the summer there.
Mrs. Mike Ross and children. OF
Morgantown avenue, have returned
from a visit Of several weeks with
relatives at Leesburg, Ohio.
Miss Anna Donham is recovering
from a few. days illness at her home
in Market street.
Mrs. Jessie Linn and two sons Of
Morgantcwn, were guests.of Mr.; and
Mrs. George Shonaker. in Gudey
street Sunday.
Miss Margaret. who was a teacher
in the Webster Springs schools, nag
returned to her home in Raymond
street. o,
spent Sunday with his mother, MS.
d, 4. Wilson, in Columbia street.
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EAST SIDE
= NEWS >.
s.otist Church Notes.

The Senior Missionary socety Of
tbs Paiatine Baptist church Will meet
on Thursday evening at 1870 O'clock
a the church. An invitation Is gwen
by the society 10 the Young Woman :
Missionary Circle 10 join them ana
each member is requested 10 attend
the meeting on Thursday evening
when an organization cali he made ~.
Guiding both circles under the name
Of the Woman's Mission Circle Of inc
Palatin eBaptist church. A meeting
Of the City Missionary Union Will be
held At the First Baptist church on
: Friday afternoon at go o'clock; The
members Of the different missionary
toCieties Of the Union are asked 70
attend this meeting as there Is import
ant business TO be disposed Of.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Pal
attne Baptist church will meet on
Friday evening at $50 o'clock a the
home Of Mrs. Frank Clark in MarGe:
street.
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derly;nr q parcel Of Ind on Rooms
runin Grant district. il,f2S.so.
J. S. Berdfne and wife to Thomas
]. Scritchneld. a parcel Of land IN LIN
! coln district, $500.
Minnie O. Flynn and husband 70 W.
7. Hess, a parcel Of land in the iillase
Of Evansville in Fairnont district
$4,000.
John S. Popie and wife TO Colrm-
bus Carepnter. a parcel Of land In the
First ward Of the city Of Fairmoni'
$500.
Dorsey pople and wife to Columbus
A. Carpenter. a parcel Of land on
Blaine street in the city OF Fairmont,
$3.50.
Marvin n. Wilson and wife to Ar
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civ Missionary Union.

The ladies' Of the different Mission
M societies Of the city are all asked
% make a special effort to attend the
2meeting Of the City Missionary Union
q the First Baptist church on Fri,
lday afternoon at $50 O'Clock. A
speaker will be present and address
the Union on the lnter.church move.
meBt Other important matters will
I. Be- brought before the members also.
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penonalS

Mrs.. Cecil Ogden has returned to
Norgantown after few days visit
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dnlpll, In Vermont avenue. Mrs,
Randolph Is still quite Ill.
Matter John Donham. little son OF
ma and Mrs. Frank Amos, o! Hay
f4ond street, has been III the past few
III. and Mrs. Timothy Bennett, Of
MorgantoEn. came up Saturday even,
iag to visit Mr.. aud Mrs. S. L. Jacobs
II Gufcy street. Mr.. Bennett return.
"a home today but Mrs. Bennett will
remain here this week.
M. and Mrs. Stephen Arkwright
and daughter, Miss Margaret. returned
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Realty Deeds Are
Filed for Record

The following deeds have been filed
with County Clerk A. G. Martin:
Charles T. Watkins ct al. to
George Watkins, a parcel Of land near
the city of Fairmont, s?56.40.
Monongahela River Railroad COM
pany 10 the Consolidation Coal CON-
pany, the nine-foot vein Of coal un-
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Division No. / Of the Ladies AID
scciety Of the Diamond street church
Vii hold a rummase sale on Tues
6sy and Wednesday in the Harden
hnilding in Water street. All mem
bers Of this division who have any:
thing for this sale are asked 10 send
e % tie room Tuesday morning.
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Division Meetings Of Aid Society.

blVlutVV WS6sHee ~ 49,
Division No. / Of the Ladies Aid
society Of the Diamond street church
VIII meet on Friday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Armstrong in East Park
Division No. . will meet on Thurs
day evening at the home OF Mrs. T. 7.
Hoult in Columbia street.
Division No. 4 meets on Friday eve
ming At the home Of Mrs. A. Z. Bol.
yard IN Front street. All members OF
each division are asked 10 attend
these meetings.
for quilting in the Diamond street
church and on Wednesday an all day
Quilting will be held. Each member
! i asked to come and bring her lunch.
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Ina Kennedy. Z parcel Of land on
RchinSon's run. $500.
Robert s. Matthews and wife 70
Bessie F. Kittlc, z parcel Of land N
the Satterdeld addition to the city Of
Fairmont. Sis.
George 3. Linn and wife 70 Russell
D. Wilt, a parcel OF land in Linn ave
nue. IN the city Of F2trmont, $500.
Phoehia E. Watson and husband 70
C. Il. Hayes, a parcel Of land on State
Fork OF Pyies Folk Of Buffalo creek,
In Warrington district, $500.
Harvey Watkins, wife ct al, 10
George Watkins. a parcel Of land near
the city OF Fairmont, s5!S.
Nearly 100000 acres in Canada
-. dax.ntnd IN p-heat GROWING,
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MIsCELLANE0Us

CO iNf0 BUSINESS. Make Sc
money. We start you ManuilctiiIs'
ing and Selling Famous Southern
pralines." New business, enormous
profits, tremendous demand. Wels
ierlul opportunity. Southern Cand1|
Co., S. SIS New Orleans, La. : ~
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BETSY RosM

The Betsy Ross club will meet OF
Friday evening at the home Of Mrs.
idles Frankinberry. All members
,are invited to be present.