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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-15
PAIGE A GE
SKATERS
TRADITION
Illinois Country Girl, Now
Movie Star, Marries
Getty Slcker. -

Paris, Ill, Dec. 15.-All tradi-
tons of the "villain-still-pursue
her" melodrama were shattered
here yesterday when the innocent
country girl" and the "city shcker''
were Joined in marriage.
Miss Lucille O'Haire is response
BILE for the reversal of the dramat-
ic form which has startled Edgar
county. Miss Lucille was born on
a farm IL miles south Of Paris
Three years ago this autumn she
went away, leaving behind her the
memory Of a little girl with pigtail
braids who won the Oratorical con-
test from all Of eastern Illinois
when she was only II.
Miss Luciile-that's the name
they call her by in these parts
went into the movies. She tool
the name Of Jean Paige. There was
. good deal of talk at the sewing
clubs about q girl changing hel
name that way and there were
many who thought no good would
come of the whole affair, what with
the way these actors carried or
and everything.
Miss Lucille became the star o.
the Vitagraph company.
Pictures of her began to b.
shown at the Majestic theatre,
There's one there today calle<
Hidden Dangers
First Noiehhors Knew.
Then came word that Miss Lu
ciHe was going to marry Albert E
Smith, president Of the Yitagrapl
company.
Miss Lucille came home from
California q short time ago to pre-
pare for the ceremony. They rath
er expected her to put on airs ant
be high and mighty with them
Miss Lucille sprang from the cal
steps. She ran up to her mothel
and father first and then to he
brothers, and then to all the towns
folk who were gathered around
She was just as sweet and simple
as ever.
Well, sir, it was quite sensa
tion. Asa Sisson. who was ex
pecting to go to Pitcher, Okla. t
settle, kind Of decided to sta.
around and see how it came out.
Another sensation came Satur
day, when the private car "Inde
pendence" was shunted on to tn
Paris siding. It WAS occupied b.
Mr.. Smith and his suite, mostl,
his Paris manager and his Ameri
can representatives. He at ono
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PET POODLEIS
HEIR TO $4,000
" ~


Chicago, Dec. 15.-(United Press. }
Rex, pet poodle, is made heir
to 5000 left by his mistress. Mrs.
Rose E. Porter, according to q will
hled In probate court here.
The will provides that Rex shall
be given daily bath, plenty Of
sauerkraut and . Christmas tree
each year.
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STEEL HEAD TO
ANSWER CHARGE
Eugene s. Grace to Appear Before
Joint Legislative Committee
Investigating Building.

New York, Dec. 15.-Eugene G.
Grace, president Of the Bethlehem
Steel company, was invited to ap-
pear today before the joint legisla-
tive committee investigating the
building situation here. to answer
charges that his company was with
holding construction steel from
builders employing union labor.
thus forcing up construction costs.
whether officials Of the United
States Steel corporation and other
companies mentioned as having a
similar policy, would be asked to
appear, could not be learned.
The big steel corporations were
drawn into the investigation yester-
day through the testimony OF Paul
Starrett, president of the George A.
Fuller Construction company, and
Louis Horowitz, president OF the
Thompson -Starrett company, who
asserted they had been compelled
to turn their steel erection work
over to the Iron League Erectors'
association branch Of the Ma
tional Erectors' association-which
operated on the ''open shop" policy
and received the entire output OF
the big steel mills in this city.
Each testified he had appealed
unavailingly to Mr.. Grace and
Charles NJ. Schwab, chairman Of the
board Of the Bethlehem corpora
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SMALL CHOOSES
4FOR CABINET
Selections Subject to Final Approx.
Il by Governors Chicago Ad.
visors, Including Thompson.

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. 15.-Fbur of
the most important posts in the
Small cabinet had been practically
settled when the governor-elect left
for his home in kankakee yesterday
afternoon after his two days of con-
ferences with downstate leaders.
They were as follows:
Director of finance - Harry
Luehrs. Springfield.
Director Of public works-Colo-
mel C. L. Miller, X ankakee.
Director Of trade and commerce
George A. Barr, Joliet.
Director Of agriculture-B. M.
Dawson, Marshall.
This slate OF definite cabinet Sc
lections is subject to final approval
BY the governor-elect'5 Chicago ad-
visors. including Mayor Thompson,
Fred Lundin and also the okeh OF
Congressman C Frank L. Smith. II
there Is no objecisen, and none is
expected, formal tender of the posi-
tions will bs made within the next
10 days.
Other Posts PILED.
Other important posts which the
governor is reported to have final.J
decided upon are:
Chairman of civil service COM
mission-A T. Spivey. East St.
Louis.
Minority member civil service
commission-C. A. veniun, Mar
shall. present minority member.
Member public utilities commits
ston-Cicero J. Lindley, Greenville.
Institution auditor-Captain J. T..
English. Kankakee. son-in-lav Of
the governor-elect.
Superintendent Of reports-Leslis
Small. Kankakee. son Of the new
governor,
Chief game and nsh warden-To
b named by Congressman Frank
u. Smith. Dwight.
Public administrator. Cook coun-
;ty-To be named by City Com ~
tfolier George F. Harding. Chicago
VIM Retain Sutton.
As announced some weeks ago
George ,. Sutton. Governor Low
.dsn's private secretary, ID TO b n
jtained by the incoming governor.
:
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!DBSAFE UNDER
lAl'S SHADOW

ia Ill.,. Dec. 'l5.-Under the
~ OF the city hall. where q
.ptain Of police. sergeant Of
.1o Z Jail turnkey are sta
|a7S ~ night, and within 80 feet
- atfol house where several
~ constantly on hand, bur-
~. W. night forced open the safe
~ meat dealer and escaped
s.aa J. had been battered OPEN
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COST OF CANONS.

Washington. Dec. l5.-The an
nual report Of the census bureau.
which was made public by Director
Rogers, estimates that the recent
nationwide enumeration. covering
i period Of three years. ending
June 80. last. cost ~. ~. 900.
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|ECTI0|N.
TO
|lN0P|N|0N
n taken Out Of Sen
Z RESOLUTION Promis-
. iae Aid to Farmer.
ICy DAyID LAwRENcE.)
! (Spscisl TO The Argus.)


va1hInfton, Dec. 15.-Congress
"A raise false hopes by the pas
o Of resolutions promising
;saeisl belief TO the farmer, in
ealnioo Of officials in the execu-
"a ieanch OF the government. The
~ has Just passed a resolution
I4ine the secretary OF the
G1mry to revive the war finance
1orstion and expressing to the
61f.l reserve board the opinion
w liberal credits should be ex-
51od the farmers Of the country.
~ sction Of the senate prob
81 vii be followed by a favorable
~ n the House and then con-
- viii have discharged its
1Iutjon to the farmers who have
iG clamoring for help as prices
1Ined But the truth is the resO-
- will be practically ignored
VT not aid the situation and
r. hsmer who relies on it Is apt
6k d 4 worse situation than the
= Mo doesn't
hssdgation at the executive
r. I the government reveals the
- tcr instance, that Governor
1he, Of the federal reserve
- will stand pat and will not
inst the opinion expressed In the
~ resolution as mandatory. II
Dss wants anything done. il
direct the federal reserve
III To do 1t by amending the
IA reserve act. And II 1t does
IA would not be surprising te
~ federal reserve board &c
~ altogether by the prompt
ntions of several Of its mem.
Ether the federal reserve
{ till act for the best inter
- tie country according Il
banking judgment or thu
Vii reserve system will be
800 football Of congressiopa
tlek That's the critical view
IL situation as 1t has developed
aeeutive quarters in the las
rlays.
Invade Prerogatve.
sane inkling Of the seriousness
~ which members Of the fedora
Aesfve board regarded the invas
= ot their prerogatives reached
4 senate yesterday for the pro
1eal To limit the discount rate t
- per cent was voted down afte
uas learned what a mischevou'
4eet the action might have had Of
y entire banking situation.
70 Tar as the federal reserv'
IND b concerned, the teeth wer'
I'M out Of the resolution whel
= proposal was changed from
Nfection" to the expression OF al
3Aion. Governor Harding ha
lcated In his testimony befor
0sre,s exactly how he views tn
Huposal to extend further credit
-
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The WEATHER

Fair tonight and Thursday. Not
much change in temperature with
the lowest tonight about q degrees.
Highest yesterday, 80: lowest last
night, q.
II m. 7pm. Tam.
yester. yester. today
Dry bulb temp. .3S 80 Is
Wet bulb temp. p...34 a. Is
Relative humid. 80 81 IS
River stage. ~; rise Of = last
~ hours.
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u m 7pm. Tam
yester. Yeater TODAY
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Take Up swhits Slavery

Continued on Page Five.'
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-13
Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds have been
filed with County Clerk a. G. Mar
tin:
An agreement between Melvin
Bunner and f. u. Bartholow, dated
December H. 1914, to clear up u
right OF way in Htckman,a Run AS
feet long and IL feet wide TO the
public Consideration, S25.
T. 4. Hughes to the NJ. V. I.
Co, right of way for a transmission
line on Bellview avenue, Winfield
district, 81.
Malinda Keller and husband to
Emma J. Hamilton, the one.half In
terest in a parcel OF land In the
village OF Fairview. Considera-
ton, $3.50.
F. u. Jenkins, q parcel of land in
district. Consideration, $3.50.
Shamrock Fuel company to
Goldie NJ. Hoult, a parcel OF land
in Winfield district. Considera.
ton, 500.
LLOYD Glover and wife to George
Blake, a parcel OF land in the town
of Warrington. Consideration,
II. V. Swearingen and wife to
Raymond S. Knight, a parcel OF
land IN the Reeves addition to the
city of Fairmont. Consideration,
$4,000.
Ciermont Cemetery association
to Ira l.. Reed, parcel of land in
the above named cemetery. Con-
sideration, $50,
Frank H. Jackson and wife to
Charlotte Harris, parcel Of land
in the Eighth ward of the city OF
Fairmont Consideration, $1,000.
II. Leroy Sturm, wife ct al. 10
Van Dannis. a parcel of land in Lin.
coin district. Consideration,
$546.25.
Fairmont Building and Invest.
ment company to Lewis w. Shroy-
er, a parcel OF land in the Bellvtew
Heights addition to the city OF
Fairmont. Consideration, S1,15O.
p. A. Cacci and wife TO John
Scrocco, parcel of land in tho
RIyerviaw addition to tho city OF
Falrmont. Consideration, $1,000.
A. l.. Hamilton ct al. to Henry
L. Wilson, a parcel OF land in the
town of Warrington. Considera.
ton, $4,000.
Leah May Wise and husband 10
Elba NJ. Ely, parcel OF land IN
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H. G. Satterfield
Dies At RiVesville

H. Custer Satterfield, aged 49,, a
prominent citizen OF Marion couu.
ty, an da we'll known merchant OF
RiyesYille, died at his home at
RivesYille yesterday morning at
ton o'clock after q few days illness
with paralysis. Mr.. Satterlield
was taken alarmingly Ill on Friday
and continued to grow worse until
Sunday when he passed away.
He was q son OF the late S. w.
Satterfield, a veteran of the Civil
war, and a former assessor Of Ma,
rion county and Is survived by his
wife and two children, Arlie c.,
aged eleven years and Louise, Rgeu
four, and by his mother, Mrs. Ida
Satterfield, and one bother, Clay
Satterfield, all Of RivesYille, ano
bya half brother, w. N. Satterfield,
OF Green Spring.
For several years Mr.. Satterfield
had conducted mercantile bust
ness in RIyesYille and was regard
ed as one Of the towns best ano
most progressive citizens. He was
q member OF the Knights of Ply.
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Personals


A. D. Hutchinson OF Diamond St,
returned Saturday from n business
trip to New York City. He also Wis.
tied his sister, Mrs. B. G. Earle, Q!
]. b. Summers and family, Lutte
Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Shoemaker attended tho Corothers-
Frum reunion at Mt. Pisgah Sunday.
They report O large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Henderson
and nelce. Miss Mildred Kincaid.
spent tho week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Henderson near Graf
ton.
Mrs. Utterback, Of Morgantown,
5Fen: Sunday with her son Guy
Utefback in Guffy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Haggerty and
son. MeiCs. of Clarksburg, were
guests of the formers mother, Mrs.
Belle Haggerty In Guffy street Sun.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sntterfleld
who were called to Pittsburgh last
week by the death Of Joel Hirons
have returned homo. Mrs. Hirons
has been very i'll since her hus.
bands death but is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Knight, of
Annabelle has purchased the Harry
STearingin property In Reeves
avenue and will move there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Stark and child
rem, Of State street are visiting
friends at Grafton.
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STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe, dependable treat:
ment that relieves itching torture and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for Csc or 81 bottle
Of Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
YOU will find that Invitations, pimples,
blackheads, eczema blotehes, ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying
LIQUID, Is all that is needed, for It
banishes most skin eruphons, makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The e, ", Rosa Co., Cleveland. o,
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the West Side addition to the town
OF Warrington. Consideration
$1,000.
William T. Hess and wife to T
Fl. Johnson, a parcel Of land Ia
Fairmont district. Consideration
$500.
Golden M. Hoult to Shamrock
Fuel company, a parcel Of land in
Winfield district. Consideration,
800.
w S. Meredith ct al, special
commissioners to Fleming o. Athar
q parcel of land on Paw Paw creek,
Consideration, $1,000.
Charles Powell special commits
sioner, 10 Emma j. Hamilton, a
parcel of land In the village OF Fair
view. Consideration, $3.50.
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The McElfish class 'of the Dia-
mond street Sunday school will 90
TO the summer camp of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bruce Morgan this evening Tor
a weiner roast, the members Ur tho
class are requested to meet at The
church and at HorneTS store la
Morganown avenue promptly at six
O'Clock when conVeyances win he
furnished to the camp. An enjoy.
able time is anttcipated.
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Notwithstanding

jennings Martin and bliss Opal
StoueKns, both OF TINS city were
united IN marriage Saturday, Sep
TENDER 18th at Oakland, Nd. They
returned 10 Fairnont Saturday eve
ming and have taken up their resi-
dence temporarily with the bride s
parents, Mr. and Mrs, William
oLoneKIng III Slate street. Both are
very pOpuIar young people and their
marriage comes as complete sur
PRISE - Their wide circle OF ac'
Uuulntances.
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A meeting OF the OFFICIAL board OF
the Palatine Baptist church VIII be
held on Wednesday evening DeLoft
the mid-week prayer service. EacA
member Is requested 10 be present.
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EAST SIDE
-:-NEWS-:.-
City Union

The City Missionary union will
have an important meeting next
Saturday afternoon at Sonnencrott,
the home OF Mrs. C. T. Hutchinson.
All the ladies OF the churches are
invited. Mrs. Higinbotham, q re-
turned missionary, will be presen.
and address the meeting.
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Guests ~ NJ EIaher

Mrs. IdI Goe and daughter, Vir-
gina and Miss Frances Riley oil
weston are guests OF Mrs. Clarence
kIsneT ana MTs. hnce Harrington.
Miss Lou Morrison ur Bridgeport,
spent the week end at the Fisher
homo In Columbia street also.
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cnnlIe EArAL no aARY

Russell Leroy Kerns, aged two
years, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
kerns. OF sattertield street, died
Saturday afternoon after an illness
NItn membrGneous Group. the
funeral took place on Sunday morn
ing and buriel was made in the Hal.
leck cemetery by Undertakes Car
penter and Ford.
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Business Meeting

An important business meeting OF
the w. G. I. u. will be held Tues
day afternoon al the Diamond street
church. The business OF the yeal
will be closed up at this meeting
and every member is urged to BIZ
present.
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Miss Alta Reeves has gone to
MludIebourne, Tyler county where
sne will teach domestic science IN
the high school. She is a graduate
OF the West Virginia University.
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Women will hereafter be eligible
to receive the Victoria cross, ono OF
the highest honors conferred by the
British government,
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thias, The Golden Eagles and the
Junior Order o. U. A. NJ.
The funeral will take place on
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock
from the residence in Rivesyllle
and burial will be made in Pha'
raoh's cemetery by Undertaken
Musgrave and Son. The fraternal
organizations to which he belonged
will have part in the obseQuies.
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Mission Circle

The Woman's Mission Circle OF
the Palatine Baptist church will
meet at the church on Thursday
evening at 7.30. A good attendance
is desired.
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A new process OF artlficially az.
ing and hardening wood, a new In
dustry OF Denmark, ia said to give
durability to timber heretofore re-
garded worthless.
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THIRTY ACRE FRUIT FARM
Hand railroad, good buildings.
FREQ gas, one.half coal. oil ana gas.
Easy terms. Bonds, town property,
business or light car taken. Box
1874 Pennsboro, w. Va. 9.6-7t.SS1U
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The New York telephone direc-
tory just issued weighs nearly five
pounds, and 1920 tons of paper
were required for the edition.
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The province OF Quebec has
three schools in which maple sugar
making Is taught.
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In France the oxen that work In
the fields are regularly sung to as
an encouragement to e1ertion.
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NAN SAVES wife
IN NICK OF time

I 1tMy wife was unable to eat even
t1e Iightest food and had fallen
sway TO living skeleton. She
could not even keep a doctors med
iclne on her stomach and was tor
t1red with pain. On the recon-
Ynendation OF q friend ! bought
bottle OF Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
6nd she IS all right now and has
atned forty pounds" It is q simple,
Inlass preparation that removes
catarrhal mucous from the inteB-
na1 tract and RllhyB the inflam-
ton which causes practically all
turhhch, liver and intestinal ail-
mentB, Including app endicitis, One
desc IN couYfnpt or MONEY refund.
Grtna BriI tore, q (. II.
very
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FOR SALE - nGyaSs Elk TuAFing
Car 1918. In extra E0Dd UGDdi.
ton. WI sell cheap 70 quicR ptT-
Or. Call Supt. Office, OakUtA
Minps. s114G1dS69
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I MISCELLANEOUS

800 SHARE, Silver Stock paying
2 per cent. month dividend. Send
for circular; books close Septem.
Der rs. Address Alfred Ray, Hotel
Amsterdam, 25th and Lexington
Ave, New York City. e.13.7t.8SSs
FAIRMONT SHORTHAND INSTl.
TUTE-5 per cent discount on
all buttons paid before August
31st, Term commences Sept. 6th.
Call at office 81 DeYeny Bldg.
S-@4-28-3o-s72s
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POUND

POUNDING red STEERS ~
can have same ~ calling 81 y
ter Browns residence o.
ham, ". Va, and paying fcr e4ill.
ages done TO gasdsi, 60.
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Pom HANH.

FOR sALE-csS5 16s
Credit Files. Ba9y pgyfn
ttopal Cash Register Goa
clRrlssbHFE w, Vs ss1s
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BALTIMORE co. FARM - 1903
acres nearly level land, about ~
acres wood land, balance fine farm
land. 12-room house, barn and out
buildings. Well ana spring water.
Near town, church and schools.
Good road and railroad. $500.
Glen Realty Co., 3U2 Law building,
Baltimore, Md. 9.S.26tSSSt
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FOR SALE-Improved Farms near
Wheeling, also farms In Ohio.
Milton Hedges, West Alexander,
Pa. Bell phone 7123-R-21 h. U.
O.S.6t.SSB5
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CLAsslFlED-sPEClAL ADVERTISER
HOUSES AND

TT0U WAIT @ 6ii7
BlpnRl rag,
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or nNO GAS

MTEsTHERf oPf6RFGGfTTS1
own hundred shares stock In To-
cal oil company. Prospects are
said to be unusually good and that
company holds largest acreage In
Texas. Expecting to drill this
month. Unexpectedly needing
cash, / ind cannot carry entire
holdings and so willing to sell part
at attractive discount Tor cash. Par
value OF shares $500. II you can
AFFORD to invest ns little as $50 for
ten shares, this is good oppoTtun-
ity for possible large profits. II IN
terested, write Box $3.50, The
West Virglnian. e-11-6t-SS6O
TENNESSEE OIL LEASES In ter
ritory geologically approved
from 50 cents 10 IS an acre. Con
tinuatlon great Southwest Ken
lucky shallow sand field; free maps
and reports. Write TennoKla Co,
Disixsou, Tenn. $40 -2Gt-S447.
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FOR sALE-25T acres, located on
two good gravel pixies. situated
in Logan and Union counties, ono
2 miles Of good railroad town with
centralized schools; grain elevator,
creamery, bank, stores OF all kinas.
Farm lays level and is well tiled
with extra good drainage outlet OF
two strings "a inch tile, which
cross tho farm. Soil is dark loan
underlaid with limestone, especial.
" adapted to alfalfa, corn, nay and
all small grain. Two sets OF build
ings, one 5 rooms and one rooms.
Two barns with sheds, hay barn,
good GrAnury, implement shed ana
out-buildings. Land watered by 3
driven wens anu one artesian. No
open bitches. Owner going south
IN November and ANXIOUS to sell
before going Here is bargain
ana we advise looking after II at
once. IL Interested write F. l..
Fory, Real Estate Exchange.
MarysVille, Ohio. SS42
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AOT0~M--U &ah oAAes
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BuBINRss OPr0ATUNITBs

~ You Will fsESFdsl3rF 81 6 fiGh
gold and Silver iDtba nTflJ Che
Mountain Hi6Ref Aiit'fiS gsl,4pauy,
b. JeEspht M.sa0Gr!. G-ssSths54
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WANTED-Gtrl for general hop
work. Call evenings ! sos
mont avenue. S-8et-s afl1
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-13

FOR RBNT-Furnlshsd room. 1l3
JAck1on 81. p.l8.3t-6s6a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-13
F0RNIsaEO ROOMS

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FOR RENT-TWo Furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Locust
avenue. Call B5l.W. S-13.lt.SSS5
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-13

TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS, Separate entrance,
porch and garnet. HOO GLADDEN.
Street. 9-11-2t-sS6s