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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-03
Tn1k Him Down.

"What Is the matter with that war
hero who made such splurge on his
record for daredevil bravery? He is
so meek now he doesn't dare evidently
to say mis- soul is his own
"Oh, he married a lIon-tamer from
The circus"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-03
What's comina on Friday Noht?

ats secret, and sure enough true
And dunno as Id ought to tell it
to YOU"
but if you won't tell, there's going to
be another community party Friday
night at High school hall.
The reporter was particularly eau
toned not to let on what special stunts
had been planned, but by listening and
guessing he gained the impression
that the Lightfoots were going to
show what they could do, and the
Act-a.parts were down on the program.
and the Funny-folks were to do a
turn
This may all be the wrong guess,
but the sure thing is that therell be
plenty doing and jolly good fun at
I that. 2"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-03
Ilfe,s Mnrru.Gn Bound

You may not know ii hui when you
are laughing at a man behind his
back some other man Is heliind your
back laughing AT yOu.-tmcinnuti En-
Quirer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-03

A French court has lust decided
that a physician may not sue for fees
for attendance at duei, for since
duel Is an Illegal act IL cannot be
the subject of legal notion.
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Danish
Nervousness
Put yigor and Ambition
into Run-D Tired
Out People.

II you feel tired out, out Of
sorts, respondent, mentally Or
physically depressed, and lack the
desire 10 accomplish things, get
a so cent box Of Wende!rs Pulls,
Ambition Brand at the H-R Drug
Co. today and take the first big
step toward feeling better right
away.
II you work too hard, smoke TOO
much, or are nervous because Of
over Indulgence Of any kind. Wen ~,
dell's pills, Ambition Brand, will
make you feel better In three days
or money back from the H-H Dug
Co. on the first box purchased.
AS q treatment 70. affections o.
The nervous system, constipation
loss Of appetite, tremblinS. SLEEP.
iessness, exhausted vitality @;
Nervous Indigestion, get a box Of
Wendell's Pills, Ambition Brand,
today on the money back plan.
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MORGAN I|lDI
AID|)lIz TALE
Republican Cal.diGslc
Never Vas in Eslpley
Of Goa. Operators.

CHARLESTON, Aug .1s.-Judge
E. +. Morgan today made digntfied
Int emphatic denial Of the asser'
ton made at Wheeling by Arthur
3. Koontz, Democratic nominee tor
Governor, that he had been paid
and was receiving q salary from
the coal operators equivalent 70
the salary paid him by the stats
when he was q member Of the Pub
lie Service commission.
"The story that ] am now OF
have been receiving a salary from
the coal operators Of the state is
merely but q political campaign
falsehood. I do not at this time
and never have represented pro.
fessiorally or otherwise the coal
industry OF West Virginia and have
never received from them directly
or indirectly a single dollar.
.aThis statement as now attribut.
cd 10 MI. Koontz, was frequently
denied by me during the primary
eampa,gn, Of which Mr.. Koontz Ger.
tainiy had knowledge, and II ae
S;d mt have such knowledge his
ACQUAINTANCE with me Is Of s,icn a
rharactsr that II should have neec.
- - dnniol T.. en- far as he Is COR
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Van Lear Team to
Play Here Sunday

The Consolidation Coal compan,
team from Van Lear, Kentucky,
will be here to play the Monongan
Consolidation team on Sunday. The
game will take place at Traction
park, beginning at 3 o'clock and
there will be a large turn out OF
baseball fans who always display
great interest in these annual con
tests between the coal COMPANY
teams. The Van Lear team this
year has been making a good show
ing and It always eXerts itself to
the utmost when trying conclu.
sions with teams from this division
Of the coal company'S territory.
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RBBDRIAGI!|

ID. >, - r 81 z g. y L -.
c,mr Goal crmpa1y, yisteo tns
F1irmnnt office tony
! : Daily Prediction /.
;rsl,aeit region on ThnreA \
Hroinced 1i4f tars Of coal en ~
eeoke-iifs cars o. coal and y
M;rss d, the Monongah division
N ia baltimore & Ohio raIloae
~ IN nj Thursday loaded 100 cars o.
~ cos, and coke-73S cars OF cpai
ann s % cars Of coke. Coal loaded
1 r.ss 40 cars east and 2S9 west
cots leading was u cars east ana
: csrs west. Wagon mines pro
duced Twelve cars Of coal yes'er-
day ,,,..,,,, d,s,r,c, n
,be MononEahela railvay on Thur,
day therv were 27s cars Of ccai
loaded Ia In the Pennsylvania dis;
t.ict there we're 2s3 cars OF eoal
'O1 Along the Eelen's Run and
Wystt.B!ngamon branches Of tna
western Maryland railway On
Thursday there were IL cars OF
coal loaded.
va B. 4 0. Movement.
East Of Grafton the B. & Q. rait'
road drew 20 trains IN which there
were 1905 loads. OF this there
were 80 cars Of coal.
Movement 10 the west was vesy
heavy yesterday ct ls7 carloads,
OF this taeie were $50 carioaus
sent 10 tie lakes.
Daily there are 100 loads divert
ed over the F. N. & P. branch Of
The B. & o. railroad.
Riley Returns
W. H Riley. traffic manager OF
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The following marriage hcensos
xero issued yeItendRy hy Deyniy
County Clark v. +. Foster.
Scotty Bernard u, Of Cumper-
land. Nd, and Bessie Nay kellar,
f6, o. Fairmont Charles ". kel
lei iather OF The gih. gave his CON;
sent In person.
John frederick Iwirie, Cherry
Chase, Nd, g, and Ellen Hawkins
Preston, widow, rs, Of Fairmont.
Luther Cumpston Yates, colored,
yidower, Is, and Sarah Ellen
Heath, colored, Is, both Of Fair
Abr Abraham Musatie. %, Of, Mon
ongah and Laur1 Brown, divorced
q, OF Fairmont.
Louis Pertakoyls, IS, Of Shtnn'
ston, and Anna SINGLE, widow, rs
Of Chiefton.
James Munford Ltnville, a, and
Bessie Goodnight, 20, both Of Man
nington. Nellie Goodnight, mother
Of The girl, gave her consent in
writing.
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August Fur Sale
New Thing Here

ro,lowInr the custom Of larger
CITY merchants osgood's store i
holding an August Fur Sale, sag
TO he the only event Of It's kino
in FairInont in many years; :,
Il seems the cycle Of things Is
over Changing. We buy retrtger-
s sSr for instance in mtd.wtnter 70
avoid the rush for them and some
times smaller assortments ayaii.
able when they happen to be most
needed: we buy MANY. many things
NOWADAYS far in advance OF tbs
neriod when they are actually most
sseryiceable; humanity Is ever an,
ticipating the future and the rule
Of stocking up today for days 70
come Is but a sign Of taf.stgftea'
ness.
wonderland Of beauty. The Vault
of the dozens and dozens Of fui
garments and pieces totals many
thousands Of dollars but even aside
! from It's monetary value It pre-
SCENTS a treat for the eyes OF won:
enkind delighted in the luxury o!
lCstrous furs.
In furs, Of co6tse, there are
styles quite the same as Apply
! in all lines Of wearing apparel
But there are fewer tads and nov
elites: fewer departures from thc
sensible, the dignitied, the beau.
tiful In the fasaioning Of furry
things. They seem to be OF the
Istuif OF permanance-warm..
| comfortable to those who wear
them but equally satisfying be-
cause Of their lasting beauty.
The present fur display is com
prised OF the regular 0sgood's
stock and a large representation
OF the stock of Messrs. Herman 8
Ben Marks. wholesale furriers o.
Detroit, Michigan. The major par
OF the display is, Of course. ii,
Marks collection which will re.
main in the local store until Sat
urday night. It is well worth in
SDeCting.
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PERSONALS

Miss Louise Lecaard Will return
tomorrow evening from Parson!
where she had been the guest o.
Miss Marguerite Freeman.
Miss Dawn Smith has gone 10
Chicago where she will spend q
week with relatives. She will be
Joined there later by her sister,
Miss Alta Smith, and they Will 90
10 Tulsa, Okla, where they viii
teach school this winter. Miss
Alta taught In the Tulsa schools
last winter.
Felix Welton and sister, Miss
Janet, who had spent the past week
at Fort Hill Farm the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. o. Watson, return
ed 10 their home this afternoon.
Dir. and Mrs. John Cunard, Of
Bannock, Ohio, have been the
guests for a week Of their daugh'
Ter, Mrs. Guy Hartley. on Quincy
street.
Ir. and Mrs. Lawrence Mercer,
Of Clarksburg. are the guests 0!
1.-THE family Of c. ]. Corbin on Mon
roe street.
Mrs. Jane Thompson, Of Nor.
gantown; Is the guest Of Mrs. Eliz'
abeth Anderson at her home on
Chicago street.
Mrs. A. W. Mussraye, who had
been a patient at Cook hospital fol
the past three weeks, having un'
dergone an operation for append,
citis, Is recovering nicely at this
time and will soon be able to leave
the hospital.
Mrs. Charles Howard and little
daughter, Of Cameron, are guests
Of Mrs. Mary E. Limerick on Sixth
street.
Mrs. S. L. Merriaeld, Of Watson
and granddaughter Gertrude have
returned from a two weeks visit
in Cleveland, Ohio, where Mrs
Merrifeld visited her sister. Mrs
VIII Starr, and also her niece, Mrs
Pearl Slice, in Elyria.
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EToDAIYlS KWIZ

kaswers 70 yestertay's XVII.
Plenty Is abundance or a SUI
licIeut amount Of anything.
Ian aroma Is q sweet perfume
81 an agreeable, fragrant odor.
BIackberries are especially
ole because Of the large amount
L iron they contain.
Il Is estimated that the rail-.
"a / system Of the United State:
k6nlf extend nine times around
" earth at the equator.
Topples, Ike the majority Of
tne familiar gztden flowers, orig
nal grew IN China, whence they
fese imported to Europe and lat
tfSto America.
talesman isa person called
q 30 Jury duty when the Original
{ lpi panel has not proved to be
Efficient.
TO be comolacent Is 10 be
sh9Stied and content, or to fee
eeably Inclined toward a per
~ or thing.
sThe man Of the Forest" &
::hs Of the popular novels by zant
iSg.
IA yertex Is the height or ape1
q anything.
h0tsl lounge" is a gener.
atheriag room or public salon
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-20

Earl F. Drake, a prominent Law.
yer OF Phoenix. Arizona, writes:
within six months gained twelve
pounds and never felt better In m!
life. Everyone remarks about my
improved appearance" He says
Phosphate did It. Try It your
self. 0btainnble at Fairmont Phar
macy.-Adv.
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Pope Urges Manniz
To be Moderate
fBy Associated Pressl

LONDON, Aug. 2e.-The Con-
sistory at Rome has directed to
Archbishop Daniel ]. Manntx, Of
Melbourne, Australia, 8 strong ex-
hortation urging moderation In his
treatment Of British political ques-
tons, according 10 q message at
received at the British foreign
Office from Rome today.
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Fairmonter Will
Teach in Arizona

william H. stanhasen. son Q:
Mrs. Amelia Stanhagen. Of f23
Walnut avenue, has accepted a po'
s!tlon as instructor Of manual
training in the high school at Su-
perior Arizona. He only recently
returned from Ohio State unlyers'
ity. Columbus, O., where he TOOK
a summer course.
Last season Mr.. Stanhagen was
Instructor Of manual training at
| the high school in Florence, Ala
bama. The high school at Supe-
rior, Arizona, begins on September
18th.
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Stars cnminn.

Manager Swlsher, Of the Lyric
has secured a fine run Of pictures
for the next month. Such stars as
Mary Pickford, Jack Pickford anu
Constance Talmadge will be shown.
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= TX - - ~ g.
IL ,6' link =
jd6 = fdl ~ &.
l.oIi6 teiaay llQ p Z, y Z:
insr6tion slir q ". ~
Baltimore md Ph3lnae
psIIy shipments
consignmeutS ont Of ne feyicn
over the B. & O. railroad yessels
'6ay were as follows: Curtis Bay.
1b4 cars; ST Gectges q cais
axes. los cars; Michigan pointS'
llca-s:: Ohio Soints, l4.clrs; M
eeilareous western points, ~ CAS-
Railroad fsei
Daily railroad fuel loading Teni
back TO normal YESTERDAY thera
having been sos cars loaded. Win
the exception OF Monday was the
heaviest Of the present week. B;
{ o. received almost two.tairds o.
the railroad fuel yesterday.
Consignments made YESTERDAY
were as follows: B. & O., lS5 cars;
C. Of n. J.. cars; P. Z R, Is cars:
Boston & Maine, 80. cars; Erie. 81
cars.
; United Mine Workers.
John Crstslac. district organtz-
er, Is along SCOTS Run today.
! Edward Mathews, secretary OF
sub district 4. and E. S. Mccol.
Tough. labor commissioner. are III
the Cartwright operation at Bridge
port today.
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Mrs. Tom Woods and Mrs. R. B.
Wcrley have returned from Park
ersburg where they. have been
spending a few days with Their hus-
bands, who are employed there.
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sWT @te arms.

fonslis Removed = The Misses
aSttha Jane and Mary Olive Eddy
md Ralph Eddy, the three chill.
dren Of Dr.. and Mrs. E. N. Eddy, Of
Ed emont. had their tonsils re-
smdyed today at Cook hospital. Miss
Irene Grattius, daughter Of Mr.. and
llls. Wilbur Graffius, Of Rhea Ter.
taee also underwent an operation
fog the removal Of her tonsils.
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Mrs. Carl Martin and baby, Of
Leigh, has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Doss Fletcher,
at their home here for several days.
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Curt Dragoo, Of Smithfleld, was
visiting bis mother-ir.law, Mrs.
Peter Henrigen, here the first Of
the week.
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Mrs. Dick Parrish and son. Mac,
OF this place, and Scott Parrish, Of
Fairmont, have gone to Webster
Springs to spend several days.
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Returned to Pittsburgh George
Thompson, Of Pittsburgh. returned
h6.he on the midnight train last
ntetit after spending Q short vaca.
tInl With relatives here.
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DARLINGTON
Visiting Parents.

John Wells and son, Bud, OF
Spencer, are visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Wells here, at
their home on Underwood avenue.
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Searching For Wlte-Tony Bi'
anca, an Italian merchant o. Union
tow, Pa. came to Eairmont yss'
! terday II search for his wife, Su-
sanna and his friend Joe Tomarel'
III. With whom his wife had eloped.
He has offered a reward Of $500
+! to any person who would find The
couple for him. He explained that
he has been searching Throughout
the state Of West Virginia con-
tinaally sinse his wife eloped from
her home leaving behind a two
months old baby and two other
small children.
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fIrst Methodist Eplseopal-
IN Reverend Baird Mitchell will
cri duct the morning service or
Sunday at the First Methods!
% ascopal church. The theme Of
TIT sermon VIII be steps 70
! Pace
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Hospital Notes.
DEATH OF JOSEPH ROBINSON.

DEATH OF JOSEPH ROBINSON.
[ The body Of Joseph Robinson,
who was killed by a fall Of slate
at the Virginia and Pittsburgh
mines at Kingmont yesterday, was
prepared for burial at the Nus
crave undertaking establishment.
The deceased was about G. years
Of age and IS survived by his wife,
two sons and three daughters. The
wife Of the deceased was In Richie
county visiting relatives when his
death occurred.
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From Ohio

Miss Dale Scott, Of Ohio, Is Visit
Ing her. aunt, Mrs. Frank Hupp art
family here this week.
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FEDERAL AGENT iists-Jonu WI
| son special agent ct me DepailL Il
|ment Of Justice. returned Y
wheeling this morning With R z
DAVIS who was arrested 70 Eau u
mont Tuesday night charged WIN
having Transported Mfs: yamss
|W. HACK from Pittsburgh for %
immoral purpose. Davis will be
araimed before 8 United states
Commissioner. The woman has
returned 10 her home With her
husband
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-20

Is 10 Ess.-Dr. L. D. Norris Is
on a trip to Atlantic city and Bal.
timore. He will attend the annual
meeting Of the Association Of
Anaesthetists while east.
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from e,rr,cIeyiIIc

Mrs. Elizabeth Straight, Of Ba:
rackville. IS visiting friends hsTe
this week.
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Rents Here.

J. H. Rohrahaugh, new superlE.
tendent Of Lincoln district schools.
has rented a house on Central ave
nue. Of Ellery Parrish. He will bring
bis children, Misses Mildred, Lenr
and Watts here from Berkeley
Springs soon.
Hospital Notes.
Mrs. Curtis was admitted to Coo;
hospital, Fairmont late last week.
Mrs. Chas. Floyd underwent a
surgical operation at Cook hos
pital, Fairmont, Monday.
Personals.
0bie Rymer, OF Warrington, was
a business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Bonnie Miller was a visitor
In Fairmont recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Moore, OF
Fairmant, motofed here Tuesday.
Glen Book was q business visitor
In Ida May Monday. :.
Miss Anna Book was a visitor IN
Fairmont recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. ". Davis, Of
Fairmont. motOred here Monday:
Emmett Swishe., OF Riyesv!lle,
was in town Wednesday.
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5000 worth Of rich turs new
displayed at osgooa' s-Adv.
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NTED chi n Confectionery
fore Good wages, steady Work
co 4: Katalinick, Maple Point.
! : - y S-19.2t.S6Ss
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More than 80 per cent Of the
human gastric Juice is water.
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LATE WANT ADS

"a IET4Three rooms; Simon ad-
diHcn; can $40 Pennsylvania
kIk S.19-2t-S6Sz
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JENNINGS.

The people are about donehauling in
wheat.
Miss Nina Duvall is home from the
hospital and is getting along very
nocely.
Mr.. Norman Naille, who fell about
4 feet to the barn floor and fractured
his wrist, is getting along fine
Miss Margaret Roberts spent last
week with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Engler, Of Oak Orch
ard
Mr.. C, L. Manahan has treated him
self to an Overland auto.
Mr. J. T. Roberts has purchased an
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Engler spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. j. T.
Roberts.
Misses Nora and Louise Haines and
friends spent Sunday at Luray Cav
erns. !,
Mr.. Milford Naille and Miss Nina
Duvan spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Naille, of Westminster.
Miss Catherine Bonsack is spending
the week with her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Bond.
The who spent Sunday evening
With Mr.. and Mrs. William Farver
and family were Mrs. Eliza Manhattan,
and three daughters, Annie, Mollie.I
and Ada, Of Westminster; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Manahan and family,
Mrs. Rebecca Haines, Mrs. Mary Bond,
Albert Farver and son and Mr.. Weber
Naille.
The Boy Scouts, Of New Windsor. !
spent one evening last week at Or
L. Q. Stitley, and enjoyed the swim {
ming pond.
MI. antl Mrs Donald Bair and fam
lily spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. William Colson
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FKKSRTRq

The. w. C. T. u. will hold a public
meeting in the Church Sunday even
ing, July %, at 8 p. M. DR.. and Mrs.
Sisco, National Superintendent of the
Health Department, will be the
speakers. The young people of the
church will furnish music and recita-
tons. All are cordially invited to
attend this meeting.
The Misses May Devices and Madge
Farrar, of Baltimore, are the summer
guests of the Misses Peeling, Spring
Hill farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Muse and
sons, Eugene and Fred, Jr., spent
Sunday with relatives in Baltimore
county.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. F. Ward gave a
dinner Sunday in honor of their moth
er's birthday.
Miss Elinor Moale Ireland, of Bal
timore, is spending some time with
relatives here.
w. D. Bond lost valuable saddle
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Mrs. Elizabeth Wright spent the
was the guest of Mrs. Lanye Shaw
Miss Fannie Wright, Of Westminster,
was the guest of Mrs. Layne Shaw
over Sunday.
DR.. Luther Kemp, a member of the
executive board of Missions of the Re-
formed church, attended a missionary
meeting in Frederick on Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Gray, OF.
Union Bridge, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Caylor on Sunday.
Mr.. e. Edgar Myers and daughter,
Miss Ruthellen, entertained on Sun
day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hesson, of
Baltimore, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Holiday, of Hanover.
Mrs. Charles Lindsay, % Baltimore,
is visiting her relatives here.
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horse the past week.

horse the past week.
It is reported the Glover Hill
Farm" is about to be sold again. This
is fine farm, but hard luck seems to
follow all owners. DR.. Butler, of
Westminster, as far as the writer can
remember, sold it to Mr.. Cole, who
sold it to Algernon Tillard, of Eng
land, who died early in life and left
two sons WHO were killed in England
in the conflict with France. Thomas
Swawn, of Virginia, purchased the
farm, brought his bride here. who
died in one year and left one son.
j. G. Cuttings next owned and lived
here several summers, lost his wife
by death, and a baby and one son. was
killed in an accident at Thomasville.
Md. The present owner lis W.. Is
Bond. Good luck to him. f
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HNIaNT0WN.

Mrs. Frank Haines spent the pas
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Stremmel, Of New Windsor.
Mrs. Coral Cover and daughter, Lu-
ella, of Keymar, we're guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hollenberger.
Master Elwood Dobson visited his
friend Mrs. ogg, Of Deer Park. the
past week.
Mrs. Jacob Price is spending some
time at Pen Mar.
Miss Edith Beard, VINO was visiting
friends in the vicinity, has returned
to her home in Westminster.
Mr.. Edward Hiteshew, near Wash
ington, visited his mother, Mrs Ezra
Fleagle, who has been sick for some
time, but is somewhat improved at
this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hedges, of BaIti-
more, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Snader Devilbiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cookson enter
tanned over the 18th DR.. and Mrs E. C.
Roger and daughters, Catherine and
Anna, Of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Roger, of Westminster, and
Mr. Wilbur Rover, Of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cookson enter
tanned on Sunday, Miss Lola Smith,
Of North Dakota: Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Wolf and family, DR. and Mrs. q. G.
Roger and family, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Hartman and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cook
and family, Of Baltimore, and Mr..
John Roger and daughter, Of Vest
Minister
Rev. H. G. Dobson returned on Sat
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A man is as old as his organs; he
can be as vigorous and healthy at
20 as at IS if he aids his organs in
performing their functions. Keep
your vital organs healthy with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15

WEST END Groom cottage; modern improvem ents, including gas, bath, lights; $3,50o; $1.0o0 cash, balance like rent
 FAIRVIEW Near fair grounds, attractive S-Yoom cottage with all modern improve ments except furnace; street i'm provements made and paid; $4,500; $1,000 cash, balance easy.
 NORWOOD [ rooms and sleeping porch. reception hall. music room, dining room. kitch- en, three bedrooms and sleeping porch. This nice little home Is To- cated on 18th ave, and can be bought for 5000; terms if needed
 EAST LAKE Groom cottage and ) acres of land that lies beautifully for trucking and chicken raising; $s,500 buys it, with $1,500 cash. balance like rent. The land is worth $7.500 without the house.
 s. w. SLATON
 With BETHEA R. E. & INS. co.