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See Hot Finishes
 In Double Header

PHILADELPHIA, July 2s. = Ninth inning rallies by the losing team fea- tured both games of the double header, Pittsburgh winning the first and Philadelphia the second. Gallia rescued Causey in the 9th of the sec ond game after three singles. Raw ling's error and Southworth's double with the bases filled, had scored three runs. Cooper held the locals hitless for six innings of the first contest. In the 9th the Paulette's single, Rawlings homer and doubles by Stengel and Williams, counted three runs. Score:
 ETrcf came.
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DUBLIN, July 2S.-A requisition has been signed requiring the Lord Mayor to summon a special meeting of the Dublin corporation to confer the freedom of the city on Arshbish- op Mannix.
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ST. LOUIS 1: NEW YORK o

ST. LOUIS, July 2S. - Gerber's dou- ble and Sisler's single in the third gave St. Louis victory over New York. Shocker allowed only five hits. Score:
 R H E New York =. 900 900 0OO-O 5 0 St. Louis .001 900 00x-1 l Batteries: Shawkey and Ruel; Shocker and Severeid.
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R H E Pittsburgh =. .000 200 130-6 g 0 Philadelphia .. 900 900 003-3 6 2 Cooper and Haeffner; Smith and Wheat.
 Second game: Pittsburgh ...s0OO 900 O13-4 IA 1 Philadelphia .110 110 10x-5 10 2 Batteries: Adams, Blake and Haeff- ner, Lee; Sausey, Gallia and Tragres- sor.
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in two more. Roush sprained his an kle chasing fly in the sixth and had to retire. Score:
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STAND-OFF AT BOSTON BOSTON, July 28 Boston and Chicago divided double header. Bos- ton won the first. Vaughn was re- moved fro mthe opening game but came back in the second. Boston players made eight errors in the sec ond game. Score:
 First game:
 R H D Chicago ...... .OO2 200 uO0-4 g 9 Boston ....... .062 900 00x-8 g l Batteries: Vaughn, Jaeger, Martin, Bailey, and Killefer, Daley; Oesch- ger and Gowdy. Second game:
 R H p Chicago ...... 1000 021 O50-S Il 1 Boston ....... 100 900 010-2 10 Batteries: Vaughn and Daily; Scott and O'Neill.
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Batter1eS: Rlng, BreSSler, Lowe al Wingo, Rairden; Grimes and Mill,
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Batteries: Love and Agnew; hai io Poison and Tobin.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-16
MONROE CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Wolford visited In
Bellville Sunday.
Quite number from here attended
the shower given Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Scott Thursday night
Mr.. ID. d. Hurley made a business
trip to Mansfield recently.
Mr.. G. d. Grubb made a business
trip to Mt. Vernon Friday.
Mrs. Chester johnson and children
OF Cleveland returned home Sunday
after a two weeks visit with relatives
here.
Mr.. M. B. Hurley was in Mansfield
Sunday.
John Roop and family visited in
Danville last Sunday.
c. d. Grubb and family visited with
e. s. Pealer and family Sunday. y
Mrs. ]. H. Needs and sons William
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A|NKENYTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Toms and son
of Fredericktown spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Toms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Phillips and
daughter, Opal, visited with j. J.
Brubaker and wife, Sunday.
S. H. Workman and o. ]. Workman
and wife were in Mt Vernon Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Toms Of Pros
pect are spendinug a few days with
relatives here.
E. S. Walker and family motored
from Lorain last Thursday to spend
few weeks vacation here.
Doyle Brubaker of near Frederick
town spent Saturday at the home OF
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Bru
baker.
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MRS. LOUISE SNYDER
CLAIMED BY DEATH

MT. LIBERTY, July IA = Mrs.
Louisa Snyder, aged 60 years, died at
IL O'Clock last night at her home, two
miles east of this place, after several
years illness of complication Of
diseases.
She leaves her husband, ]. A. Sny-
der, and four sons, Fred and W. l..
of Westervilles Harold of Gallon and
Grover of Akron.
Funeral services at II o'clock Fri
day morning at the home, with Rev.
Best Of Westerville officiating. Bur.
ial in the Mt. Liberty cemetery.
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floor and rails at the Newton bridge
in Howard township, $19S.
1 Clarence Clark, material, $45.57.
o.
ueal Estate Transfers
II. b. Carter to g. !. Sapp, parcel In
Gam, -s155.
Israel Payne to +. b. Zieg, parcel in
Pleasant, $2,333.33
Harold F. Payne to F. b. Zieg, par
cel~in Pleasant, $4,666.67.
Mary Hadley to Mary e. Schiappa.
casse, parcel in city, 81.
Charles A. Smale to Leon G. Ham.
monds, parcel in city, 81.
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Sunday with friends at sunbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. M. Leach Of Circle
Vile spent several days last week
with local relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Ewing returned
home Monday from visit with rela.
tives in Hancock county.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. II. Wineland Of Co.
lumbus were guests Of local relatives
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Sharp Of Buoy
rus were over.Sunday guests in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bearnsly.
Mr.. M. @. Cross OF Croton was q
Centerurg visitor Saturday.
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MILLER CHANGES PLEA
AND GIVEN A FINE

Russell Miller, Of West High street,
who was arrested Monday evening
charged with cutting with intent to
wound upon affidavit filed by Leroy
Brown Of this city, appeared before
Mayor Tiger late last evening and
changed his plea of not guilty to
guilty. He was fined S. and costs
His hearing was to have been held
this afternoon at o'clock.
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MILFORD

Preaching services will be held at
the First Milford Church of Christ on
next Sunday.
Alonzo Chapman is on the sick list.
Miss, Grace Mitchell is home for q
two months vacation.
Mrs. Florence Gearhart returned
home last Wednesday from Grant
hospital.
Little Miss Margaret Clark of Sum-
merfield, o., is visiting with Mr.. and
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The item that Mr.. Cunningham thought (based Mr..
Arnold estimate Of last Sepember) $41 900,
really only trie 100000 Practically third Of
that devoted to paying taxes leaving only SO
the outstanding capitalization which matter of fact
very much below the actual worth of the property owned
by the stockholders
Mr. Cunningham is mistaken when he says that the
estimated $41 900 he actual $3OOOO) to be used 'to
pay interest capital and for maintenance and depreca
ton
Maintenance and depreciation included in the
innate of 900 (actua 1885, OOO The above table will
give the exact of all the income for the company for
1919 The necessity and justice of each of the eXpend
lures will be taken up one at time.
The inference that Mr. Cunningham seemed to make
in the reference to the income and ougo of the company
was that it making very large amount of money,
hazily referred to $4 OO0 We sure that when Mr..
Cunningham that the stockholders receiving only
go their stock (Which is triie 40 the actual
worth of the property he will be fair enough to say to
his friends and neighbos that the stockholders OF this
company getting much for the of their
ey in the telephone business they could obtain any
other line of business in Knox county.
1t is but simple fact that this company can not at
tract any capital the basis of SO return and from
the present outlook will be time before it will be
able to do so.
THE MT VERNON TELEPHONE COMPANY
Frank L. Beam, President
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Mrs. L. M. Daily spent the week end
with friends in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reed Of Fos.
toria were over-Sunday guests In the
home Of Mrs. Reeds parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Van Horn sbent
Sunday with relatives in Dahviile.
Mrs. Kathryn Passmors spent sev.
erai days last week with relatives In
Akron. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Landrum Of
Junction City were Sunday guests OF
the formers mother, Mrs. J. z. Ian.
drum.
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and Harry, attended the Gilmore re.
union at Aankenytown one day last
week.
Geo. Fronce was In Amity Saturday
afternon.
Mr.. Howard Gessling Of Mt. Vernon
was the week end guest Of Kenneth
Scott.
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BIRTHS

A daughter was born Tuesday at
the M. and s. sanitarium to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph jenkins Of North Park
street.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Leonard, residing on the
Martinsburg road, south of the city.
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STEEL PLATE FELL;
MAN LOSES THUMB

Nelson Guyettc Of 800 West Chest.
nut street, who is employed at the Mt.
Vernon Bridge works had the end of
the thumb on his left hand severed
Tuesday afternoon, when steel plate
fell upon It.
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HAND INJURED

S. p. Awwiller, residing east of the
city, cut deep cash in his right hand
Wednesday while making some re-
pairs to a tractor.
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CENTERBURC

Mrs. Raymond Brown and children
visited relatives at Dresden last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Reynolds spent
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Mrs. l.. M. Bottenfeld. e
MIR. l.. M. Bottenheld was Co.
lumbus visitor last Tuesday.
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Telephone
Service afHMaD
Income and Outgo

Hon John Cunningham Of Gambler made speech
before the Chamber of Commerce of Mt Vernon last week
the controversy telephone service and rates in the
rural exchanges of this county We take that all that is
to be said by Mr. Cunningham that is essential is to be
found in this address. 81
ham to which desire to call attenonnot at all in the
spirit of controversy for the sake of controversy but to
make public the facts which ought really to be the basis
Of any sober discussion.
We that Mr.. Cunningham will welcome such
exposition of facts shall from time to time gve
it will make it possible for him and others consider the
whole subject more clearly.
Mr.. Cunningham said that based Mr. Arnod's
testimony before the Public Utilities Commission, the
cepts of The Mt Vernon Telephone Company for 1919,
reflected by the quarter ending September 1919 would be
$11407312 and the expenditures would be $72,96O.O4
eaving $4 090S pay interest capital stock and for
maintenance and depreciation
The actual figures for 1919 of course now obtain
able that Mr. Arnold estimate made last September
need not now be used.
The figures for 1919 are as follows:
1 Maintenance (current and defeed,sssl7.2 !,
Traffic and commercial 3309566
GeneraI .
........... sos2ss7
miscellaneous 7O514
Dividend 1870 capital Of
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GOOD
INVESTMENT
PLUS SAFETY

The higher the returns
from an investment the
smaller the margin of safe
ty.
That is the usual rule.
All in all, you will find an
Association like ours to be
the safest, the most conven-
lent, and the most profitable
depository for the saver Of
limited means.
THE KNOX SAYINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
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Supplemental Petition
Motion Is Filed

Motion Is Filed
A motion, asking for alimony for
her sustenance and for attorneys
fees during~this action, has been filed
in the common pleas court of Knox
county in the case of Alexander Win
gier VS.. Lydia Wingier. Robert L.
Carr represents the plaintiff.
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was visiting her uncle Jas. Billings
lea on Sunday. -, ,;s
Chas. Clark Of Annabelle was q VS.
itor in town on Tuesday.
George W. Andrews was business
caller in Fajrg ont on TUESDAY. ,
Clarence M Wolfe who runs d
pressing shop in West Union came
here to spend the week end with MS
family. 49, 49,,
son Stanley were visiting Mrs. Woods
mother at Salem on Sunday.
]. e. Hager Of Fairmont was bus
mess caller here on Tuesday.
Candidate Chas. E.. Miller was IN
town on Monday looking after his in
terests.
@. H. Martin was business visitor
at Wyatt on Tuesday.
| Arlie Barbe is confined to his home
at present suffering from an indispo-
sition.
Il. G. Stutler has moved from Park
ersburg to his farm recently purchas-
ed on Harter Hill.
The registrars completed their work
for Precinct No. of Lincoln distric.
on Tuesday evening Notwithstanding
the statement in the Times that they
would sit on Wednesday.
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WAS III &, ON NE US
GOSSIP . ea4az.. sseex. .a!7a

WASHINGTON, u. G., May 4.--isc
preventative Stuart r. Reed was at
The state Department today ~ the
interests OF passports for Edward ".
Pa0ueas and wife who are going. t.
Brazil. Travel pay due Viva l.. Nc
Eray Of Cleveland. w. Va, has been
secured ty Mr.. Heed from the War
Department and forwarded to the ex.
service man.
Refund allotment, amounting TO SlS
n month from July 26, 1918 to Feb. Z.
1919, due Harry b. Tinsman, an ex'
soldier OF Martinsburg, has been sc.
cured for trinsman by Representative
Geo. M, Bowers and forwarded; also
travel paw due TO Marshall h. Moth
ans, Of Albright, w. Va.
The Chamber of Commerce Of Hunt
lngtcu. W. Va, doesn't know what the
goyernment census is going to. show
ne population Of that city to be. Il
has 4 bunch tina: when the figures
NE announced, they will not be 50
close to the $4,000 population that al
: good and loyal boosters have been tel.
!. ing folks as they travel about that
heir imperial municipality has.
Huntington boosters know that they
haye that many people there, for,
lands sake, haven't they been telling
&c to the world ever since Uncle San.
made the last count ten years ago?
They know 1t because they believe IT.
and vice versa.
But they are afraid that Uncle San.
does not know It. So they sent to
! Washington to see the Director OF the
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Bond Ordinance.

Owing to 3 defect in the bond or
finance passed several months ago
Il neWsone was passed Dy me coullno.l
council OF the Town Of Worlnihg gu,
IN Monday evening. The amount call
ia for Is the same as the former or
finance, $4,000. and it is thought TINS
abfDhnt will complete the paving OF
ia ssreets and alleys Of the en-, mpni CT :.
patty. The Mayor has issued ~,
proCfRmation calling for a. speca'
siection to be held M Tuesday. Jun
tst, for vote Of the neople on tns
proposition. Oscar Cochran. i. r
Morgan and 7. G.. Jacobs were az.
pointed as commissioners to conduct
he election
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HARRINGTON.
Automobile Accident,

on Monday evening a Chevrolet
curing car occupied by four ladies
md q small child had very narrow
Escape from serious injury when they
,acked the machine over a wall IN
fcnt Of the X. OF P. building near the
md OF the bridge. They were at
tempting to turn the machine and they
Iay thc brakes refused to work prop
.riy. While two of the ladies hau
! zone to a garage to secure assistance 2
r0Wd gathered around the car and
fitted It into the road The car as
ar an could be seen was without
lamage. The parties were said to be
rom Fairmont.
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Lincoln District.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

l hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nomination for the
office OF County Clerk OF Marion coun-
ty, subject to the action of the'voters
of the Democratic party. II ] am
eleced the veople are assured that the
interests OF the common Deople
will be guarded zealously, and that
the duties of the office will be per-
formed carefully and economically.
respectfully solicit the vote and in
fluence of the Democratic voters Of
Marion county.
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Personals,

Dr.. W. B. Taylor Of Wellsburg. Re-
lnbiican candidate for congress was
: :alling on his friends here on Tues
wesley Work OF Kingmont was Wis
ting relatives and friends here on
fEiiShs Brumage who spent the week
snd with hts family here returned to
M0undsyille on Tuesday.
ThoS. Hawker and A. Milroy Hess
,t Shinnston came down on Sunday
md passed the afternoon with Jas.
), Bitlingslea and aged resident who
iss been seriously i'll for some time,
Misc Seattle Buckley Of Clarksburg
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Duties Of Aid.de.camp.

Ar aid-de-camp Is an officer at.
tached to the generals staff who as
sists him in his work; he Is IN acting
assistant adjutant general by reason
Of his detail as aid. He attends the
general, acts practically as his prI'
vate secretary and may be designated
10 some special military duty. Dur
ing our Civil war the aids carried or.
ders md acted in all sorts OF useful
ways.
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[fcr the ncmIhatiohrfe the Office 6f
County Surveyor Or Marion county,
subject 70 the decision Of the Demo
cratic voters at the primary on Tues
day. May Is, 1920. Your support
respectfully solicited.
o. C. STRAIGHT.
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am a candidate for the position
Of Delegate from the First Congress
sional District to the Republican
National Convention, and as such So
licit the support of Republican voters
in the May 18th primary. If elected,
! will support the popular choice of
the primary for President, so long as
his nomination may appear possible.
Otherwise, my vote will be unpledged
and will be cast for that candidate
whom may regard as best qualified
for the office and to achieve success
lin the election.
j. NJ. SANDERS.
Moundsyille, W. Va.
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

l hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination for Circm. Clerk,
subject TO the will of the voters Of
the Republican Primaries May 18th,
1920. II nominated and elected !
promise a clean and efficient admin
istration Of this Important office.
L. A. GATHER.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
FOR CONGRESS-.

am candidate for the Republi.
can nomination for Congress from the
First District OF West Virginia, sub.
ject to the decision of the voters in
the primary election of May 25, 1920
! will gratefully appreciate your sup.
port FAD Influence.
CHAs. c. CARDIGAN.
Moundsyille, w. Va.
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EuannaIistio serviees.

!; Evangelist D. w. Iiarkins 81 zanes-.
siile. Ohio. and evangelist of ne
church OF Christ has been rreachins'
n tire school house cpci evening this
iFeek but Will probably close with tha
Wednesday evening Servic.
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prnachlnu and nantlsme.

4 REV. w. n. Pierce OF Cameron who
.ecently conducted an evangelistio
.arnpaiEn here N the Christian church
NH be here on Monday. May 10th and
Will preach cit 1880 in tho evening al
.er which there will be ba2tisms,
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
! hereby announce my candidacy for
Commissioner of Marion county sub
ject to the will Of the voters at-the
Republican Primaries May 25th, 1920.
Your consideration and support cor
daily invited.
ALPHA TENANT,
Paw Paw District.
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nor sHERIFF.

/ hereby announce myself as can
didate for nomination for Sheriff OF
Marion County, subject to the Demo-
cratic Primaries, May 25th. 1920.
w. E. MABEL.
Lincoln District.
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FOR Sal4E--2 story frame house,
slate roo. 10 rooms intending bath
and large sUpparior, good cellar, water
gas, eiectrich!, SinN IN eklicnen, al
In good conullon, corner Monroe ana
Hamilton street Two blocks from POST
office the hest buy IN town. Kent
from the upstairs furnished VIII pay
for this home IN three years, $o'OO
$1,000 down easy terms. Inquire ltoum
4u3 Daveny bldg. 5-4-2t--l fSo
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N :, NTED-- Dishwasher Palace
taurant, 1873 Main st. s6.A.gt.l ~
WNNTED--Lady barber. or giff o.,
70 years to learn barber trade tabQ0
ciiance for right party, address, VI "
T7SS. care West Virginian. "a ~ 81
YjANTED - Good chamberIpa "a y:
rly Union Hotel. 5tZSset:lt.
WANTED--At once. two exrErie iiee
sales ladies In ready-t 0SNent 4
partment. Exclusive Garment Hll0N|
5sS;s
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for State Auditor, subject 10 the Re-
publican voters at the primary cleo
ton TO be held May 25,s 1920.
C.. L. (NiON'r) TO DIPPING.
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For SALE--l've. room house. All
modern conycGienceS; garden aud
garage. Good terms. Ala Gordon ST.
Phone 91S-J 5-3-3t-1. 3:
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NOR SALE Pool room and junch
stand. Reasons for selling, owrea'
taxing Up different business. Apply
Monongahela pool room, 800 Mer-
chant street. 4-29-Gt-1I49
FOR SALE-Cas REGISTERS ana Cred
1t Files. Easy payments. National
Cash Register Company. ClarksDui 9
w. Va. 2l9.tl- 'aal
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= EARNS FOR SALE

tt - 1ee'. seleS...S c-e-e-oes-~o
FARM For SALt.--30 acres, S acres
in Woodland. fine buildings, a hors-
cs: lots OF implements. Immediate
possession. Price $1,000. John w..
barnes. Chesterlown, Md.
WILL SELIe--10 acres of Oil land in
Texas or will trade Oh Automobile,
Cad 7lo9-R-12. 9-0-2t-' W.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nominationfor office
OF Assessor Of Marion county, subject
to the action of the voters Of the
Democratic party at the primaries to
be held Tuesday. May 25, 1920. II
elected, pledge to the people of Mar
ion county a just, honest and impair
tial administration OF the duties Of
the office, and / solicit the vote and
support of the people of this county on
that platform.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
7 harehy annonnce nv candidacy
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Fee SALE

FOR SAL GOOD two room house
with pig porch, stone foundation,
cement cei!af, large lot. Cheap ii sold
at once. u. W. DoGd, Graham Heights.
5-5-2t-279S
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FOR RENT Furnished room ~
two ladies or gentlemen ever
Cray's Garage. Hull alley
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sII.p W.gEgED+ II EntaAkii |
WANTED Cashier and 60ok 81
Address Box 1901, Care West 4!
ginian. 5-0sSt 81 &y
WANTED Cook that will help ID n
house work. Phone lS65tpi
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auTOS AND ACCESS DRIES
~-~~~~.~.~.~-r~~S
FOR SALE-Ford roadster GOO !
condition 5000 call So y 5.3ss
FOR SALE--Seven pnsenge
Good as new. Five new tires.
battery. Bargain II sold at once il1'|
standard Garage. 4s2SSe n "a
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FOR RENT Rooms for light hQtil'ts
keeping 800 East Park avenue
Phone 2S2-M. 6s6sl ~ 14
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Registered at the New Ebbits are
Hon. s. B. Montgomery, one OF tne
three Republican candidates for COY
ernor Of West Virginia; William Pet,
try. Of Charleston, vice president, ana
Walter B. Hilton. Of Wheeling; sec,
rotary, OF the Non-Partisan Poiiticai
League Of West Virginia: and william
E. Starcher, of Clarksburg:: mempef
Of the House Of Delegates from mar
ricnn county