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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-21
&adflanse ans bem Sreisseridt.
Bier GbemiiSe erbalten Die nadJee.
indte Sefreinns bonn Gbeipdl-
2auSnerfGnfe iuegen rid.
Stenern-&iele alagen
neri6oben.

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&reisgeridte Sdeibrtn9stag, benn
bier ebeniibe 8oaren rpur6en an
6ieiem Gage bur6 Ri6ter 9rcucr
sic Sheibun9 9eluGbrt.
srancis WtcGortp, bon Sermann,
mar Inn Sdeibung bon ibrem @ot.
ten 8m. WecGortp eingefommen ouf
@runb ltntpiirbieer 8ebonollng
Scr @otte mar nidt Dor @eridt cr.
idiencn Inn gegen oas S6eiounes.
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tpltroe Ser @attin oesbolb 6ie S6ci-
6,ng eetpGbrt iomie Ole @rlaltbnik
ibren MGodcnnomen, sSroncis
Runlbralter mieber su fiibren. 9l6.
bofot 8. S. SensIep por fir sic
&l6ocrin eridienen.
tSugo S6sner BON Sermonn,
nollte bon ieiner Satin @liiabetb
9eIdicoen icin, oa iie i'm berloiien
babc. sSralt S6Sner Die Dor G5es
ri6t eri6ienen mar legte feinen Gin.
itrlt6 eceen oie Sdeibune Elm, bod
Iotte Iie Elm 8eiud1 Inn 3uiprohc
Scr Obbut iiber oos oieriGbri9e
S0bnhen eingereidt, ge9en nelheS
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erboben botte. 9erielbe erbielt Elm
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@uttin ipuroe Die Sbbut oes &in-
bcs sueeIpro6en glbpofot 8. @.
@rof mar fir oen &lGeer 1tno 80
nofot 9lug. Meper fir oie @ottin
crihienen.
9ie Sdetbln9sfIoee bon gGlen
Griber, bon 8lonb, gegen gilbert
Gribcr, mltrbe oltf glntrog bon s.
g. Senslep, Sertreter Scr 9lG0crin,
abgcipieien oo sic &ld9erin cs bers
iGunlt botte Dor @cri6t 81 crihci-
men.
9ie &erbon0lrtngcn oeS SSrill-
mom S6eibllngspro5eiies bie eben-
falls nm 9onnerStoq Itottfon6, nob-
men bie 9onse 3eit bon bolb ii llbr
borrlittogs, Bis boIb 5 ltbr nodnlit,
tags in Iniprrd. Srau Cora Srills
monm bate Elm @eIud Inn Sdci-
bung bon ibren @otten, Sbeobor
6rillmonn, inn Srie6enstbol mobn-
boft, 6ur6 ibren glnipalt gtobert
@olfer eingerei6t, ouf @rnnb I'M.
fpiir0i9er 8ebonolung. sSrillmmn
botte bur6 ieinen glntuolt, 8. @.
@rof, cine @cgenflage eingereift
in iuel6er CT bic 8ottin beidulbigtc
i'm unipiirbig bebanbelt 5lt baben
Cine 9roBe glnSabl 9eligen moren
borgelnben itnb aus Dem 8erbor ging
berbor Dob 6ie Che i'm Srieoens.
tbol feinespeg cine frieoli6e lpor,
iporaltfbin Der 9ihter ons @eir6
tiir S6eiolng beipilltgte uno Sralt
Srillmonn $100 als total @limente
lmb Soften ibrcs GntpaItes ariprad.
0ie bierte Sdeibungsfla9c mar
Die oes &op SteeI geeen Nea Steel,
Der Die @ottin beI6ulbigte ibn obne
ltriabe berloiien 5it baben. 9ie
Sattin mar 1tidt Dor @eri6t eri6ie.
men, 9urh &idteriprud tuurocn
Die Seiieln Die 9top ono Sell banben
1tno 5lt idtuer getporben iparen, ge'
lott. glbbofot 6. q. 9arter par fir
Den &lGger eridienen.
9ie &loee betreffs Der Sbeilung
oeS gsa6Ioiies bes perit. Senrp
gruens, 8erlifung gegen elm llrs
tbeil aes Ia6Iob9eridtes, muroe
neridoben.
SSn folgenoen &lagen in mel6en
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bette, entidieo bas @eri6t au @un-
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Stcn5ic, 8eiisre6t auf 2ortb BET @eo
9ir6.
8oIter s. SbnliSt oeeen Ninnie
Gseidin II. 81, Saeob Wi6el aesen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-21

Der &egenfoll i'm Woi betrug bis
jett, oIio in Der eriten SGlfte bes
Wonots, 4.1S 3oIl, ober 1.S9 3oll
mebr uls Der normole &egenfoll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-21
Sn ct. Gonis setrunt.

SSobn 90. gtolte uno SRI. GItber
Bope, otuei popltltire iitnee 2eltte
bon Norriion ipurben am @eitts
mod letter g8ode in ct. 2oltts che,
lid perburoen. 9ie 8raut lit cine
Go6ter bes Gbriit. S. 8obe, einern
befonnten @eiddftsmonn bon Mor.
riion. Serr giolte lit elm Sobn bcs
berit. SSobn Nolte uno fiibrt gemein.
lam nit s. S. Mertens elm Sractor
unb @uto.Grllf @eiddft. Dos Jun.
ee @bepaar, 6en mir ber5fi6lt Slid
sum 8unoe ipiini6en, miro in @or-
riIon iein Seim arfi6lagen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-21

@iefing, iotpie bier 4inber, eben.
faIIs feline atpei griioer Sranf uno
8eter Wertens. 9ie 8eerSielme
fonb am wsitttpod in gbanois itatt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT--Recelpts 15.9sO bushels The
market was unchanged. Quotations: Car
iots In export elevator, government standa rd
inspection standard prices. No. | red winter,
~ SS NO l northern spring. 50. 50. No. |
hard winter. S2.3D; No 1 red winter, gar
iicky, s2.S7; No. I red smutty $500 No.
l red, garlicky and smutty. S2.34 The
United States Grain Corpora tions purchases
Of wheat are based on the following sched-
ule OF discounts: No. . wheat SC under
No. |: No. wheat &c under No. 1 No. 4
wheat lOc under No. A. No. wheat lac
CoRN-Rccepts. 1000 bushels. Trade
wa5 slow, but the market ruled firm under
small supplies. We quote new, as to
latter for No. 3 yellow.
TS--Rec CENTS. 5SS7 bushels, Trade was
quiet, but offerings were light and values
were well ssustaIned ouotatiSorS; Gar Gar lets lots
white: o6ao6hc; No, I white, 05 95h c.
-, FLOUR--Receipts .641.91 lbs in sacks.
were steadily held. The quotations follow
Per. 1876 lbs. packed in 140-lb. jute sacks
Soft winter straight western. st0.75W II 20;
90. do. nearby; SO 65@11; hard. winter
Ql6; spring first CLEAR, $40. Is q II. 20: do
SD 9oq 1929; fancy spring and city mills
patent. family brands. st6,25d 16 so.
RYE FLOUR was quiet and unchanged.
$40, As q 1880 per barrel, in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
DAIRY PRODUCTS

.BCTTER-Offcrings were light and prices
or both solid-packed creamery and prints adj
Eanced lc, influenced by firm outside advices.
2uotations; Solid-packed creamery, fancy,
hlEh-sCorinE goods, 630pBAC; extras, B2c;
extra tirsts 80 q soc; firsts, 90 "a 5Sc; seconds.
o4i a. &c sweet creamery, choice to fancy,
at 70Gei2c for fancy and at IS a 80c for fair
to choice
EGGS-Trade was slow and with increased
pressure to sell prices declined doc per case.
quotations: Free cases, nearby firsts $23: ~
per crate; nearby current receipts, S22 30;
100: cold-storage eggs, as to quality, sl4. 10
so inferior lots lower: fancy selected
CHEESEWThere was little trading and
prices favored buyers. I'VE quote: New
York ewhole;milk fats. held fancy, 32hS %
33c; fancy held specials. higher: held, fair
to, good, 3lh @S2c; fresh-made best. $40
321s'c: do, fair TO good. 31@3li y c; Wiscon'
SIN whole-milk fats. held, fancy 32Is G33c
neg ne f.nc fair TO- to good 31b @32c: jobbing sales
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
Bank of ENGLAND Statement

London, Jan. 15.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve in
creased Is. 105 600: circulation de-
creased f2,09S,0O0: bullion increased
fS ,006. .5S4; other securities decreased
Ell 500, 900. public deposits decreased
E2 .S06. 900; other deposits decreased
20 ,S62 600; notes reserve increased
e., ,146 900; government securities de-
creased f6, ,231 900. The proportion of
the banks reserve to liability is 49, &c
per cent last week it was 1920 per
cent. The rate of discount is 6 per
cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
STEAMSHIP NOTICES
Passenger and Freight Service


NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Nauban ................ Jan. 70
Carnanis .......... Jan. Z9lMar. 8
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Feb. IS
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOURC and LIVERPOOL
&aiserin Auguste Victoria Jan. ~
NEW YORK to CHERBOURG and
SOUTHAMPTON
Mauretania. {. Jan. 20 Mar. I0IApr. J
lmperator,. Mar. 6Apr. 3IMay I
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George Jan. 24'Mar. 9'Apr. 10
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
Saxonis ........,..,... Feb. 2
NEW YORK to PATRAS.
DUBROVNlK and TRIESTE
Pannonia. ............... Jan. 81
N Y.--L'DERRY-GLASCOW
Columbia. Feb. Mar. 6
PHILADELPHIA to LIVERPOOL
Vellavia So. Jan. "
Ncrbania ........,..Ja Jan. 3 Mar. 7
PHILADELPHIA to LONDON
kerman. ................. Late Jan.
Nennonia .......... Jan. 25IMar. 10
PHILADELPHIA to BRISTOL
(AVONMOUTH)
nGSNnoi CStStjI NJ ''''''.'.''''re E reo' % %
Pier 10 South
1900 WALNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
FRESH FRUITS

Cold weather checked trade and values
were without important change. Quota
tons: Apples, per bb.. as to quality, $40
$50; do. per box, s. 30 $40. Cranherriess, RE
per Dbl SO; h0gS;2iSH; a. per crate, - si'2boq bq
s215@420: do, Florida. per box, s.. 400 s,
Tangerines, Florida, per u box, 81. 15D4. 15.
GraDefruit, Florida. per box, So 5S 0 ). %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
Financial Briefs

Joseph c. Ferguson, Sd, formerly
with the Girard Trust Co, has become
associated with the foreign department
of the Corn Exchange National Bank,
The Bank of England minimum rate
of discount remains unchanged at 6
per cent. '...'
The Rand output of gold for Decem-
ber totaled 650,OOO fine ounces.
The average price of twenty active
industrials declined 2.53 per cent YES
terday to 10000. while twenty rail
roads declined 0.63 per cent to IA .46,
The net income eftcr expenses and
taxes of the Northern Securities Co.
for the year ended December 81. 1919.
amounted to S256,621. That is equiv.
alent to S6.4 40 share. as compared
with net income of S225. .465, or 81, 30
a share, in 1915
For the year ended December 81
1919. the National Biscuit Co. re-
turned net earnings after taxes of 81. r.
$40 .S63, equivalent after the payment
Of S1.736,315 in preferred dividends,
to S12.26 share earned on the 500, =
236 900 common stock, which compares
with $11.6 in 1918. Holders of the
common stock received S2,046, ,52O in
dividend disbursements, leaving a 81 -
567 OPS surplus, an increase of $214.
024 over the preceding year. Profit
and loss balance amounted to $19,-
32S.S12.
James Dobson. Harry r. Rosengarteu
and Sydney l.. Wright were re elected
directors at the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Northern Trust Co.
Sixth and Spring Garden streets. TheJ
will serve for four years. The company
recently announced a profit sharing
plan for its fifty employees.
The New York Subtreasury gained
81 1876 900 from the banks Yesterday
making a cash net gain since Friday OF
S3S, 7S2 900.
At meeting of the board Of directors
of the Central National Bank today
Charles j. Rhoads was re. elected presi
dent.
At the annual meeting of the Brosc
Street National Bank retiring director,
were re elected. Directors re- elcctet
officers and Edwin s, Radley was elected
vice president,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15

The average price of twenty activ
industrials declined 2.53 per cent YES
terday to 10000, while twenty rail
roads declined 0.63 per cent to "a 40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
PROVISIONS

Trade was quiet and largely OF a jobbing
ccharacter. but prices ruled steady Quota
tions; beef. in setn smoked and air-dried;
oSc' peer knuckles and tenders smoked ana
air-drted, sc; pork family. 5Sc; hams, s.
r., cured, loose, 2j@27c; do, skinned. loose
boiled, boneless 40c; picnic shoulders 8.
2 cured. loose, 23h c; do. smoked, 24'i ci
con, 3oC; lard o7c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
LONDON METAL MARKET

New York. Jan. 15-Cable advices received
rt the New York Metal Exchange this morn,
ing quoted PRICES in London as follows: Tin
f275 los, a drop Of CO i5s; straits 1879 los,
a loss ott6 los. sales-spot. 80 tons: fu,
lures. $50 tons. Singapore CWednesday)
1851. Sales, 125 tons; STANDARD copper"
Spot. flls lbs; decline Of los; futures
f122, a drop of lhs Sales--Spot 100 tons,
futures. 100 tons, Eieotroiytic copper
Spot. fl24; futures. fl25 both unchanged.
iSses is4 al a. an ressssoS saysnSs 81 o. ~
Spelter--Spot. t5s Is. an uptnrn OF los: fe.
ttiees, $50 6s. q rise OF 1BA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
VEGETABLES

Desirable stock was steadily held. but
White potatoes. PENNSYLVANIA per cwt,,
81. 2644. so; dc, New York, per cwt.. s4.21.
Sweet potatoes southern, per hamper. 81 q
2 %: do. Jersey, per bskt. s1.i0@l. rs.
Cabbage. New York and Danish. per ton,
sl05 1875. Onions. per 10O-lb. sacks vel,
low No. l. S6G65O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
POULTRY

,LlyE--Fine desirable sized stock was we'll
stock stock continued quiet at inside figures
WeFhng w'5e lbs dnd over psos TSss
81 a sac; do. poor, % a Soc; broiing chickens
fancy soft.meated weighing, IL az lbs
old ROSTERS. 52G2$c: ducks, KS white Pekn.
SSG40c; do Indian RunnSer 38a a 3sc; do
young per pair. 35@40c guineas, young.
per pair: Weighing lbs; and over, apefeee
apiece, 10 190c; culls. 40@60c; guineas. OLD
per pair. 75c
DREssED-Fine desirable sized stock was
we'll cleaned up and ruled firm, Quotations
weighing sNiar lbs. and over We apiece Ssc; weigh
ing 3ia lbs. so 934c; smaller sizes. ,27 31c;
do fresf-klled in bbls., dry-packed, weigh
Bs Bs Ss 2d oysP gsGe ssss sc Sssses
y-oacked .4sa4sc:. dc. ordinary NEARBY.
dry-packed. 5@42c; DO, western, dry-packed
Weighing ~ @2 lbs: apiece IS @ 4oG; TSSst- Ss
Weighing 4. lbs and over. apiece, 35G G,36c
weighing 81a lbs. apibess so S3p$4c; weishing
fed chickens i t9 99S Il bf sgd 81 bs "ndf6 f6
dozen. en- per pe b.. 4aa 44c: a5 to 80 lbs 10
dozen. per ibss s5@37S: 81 to 8S @ lbs to dS doS-
per ID, s4G35c; az to ~ lbs. to dozen. per
ib..- 34a35c: As lbs and over TO- dozen,
81 Ssc; ducks, westegnnc n fame 1fsncy 3s@ 4oc: f
o GOOD esp DewSTs
MARYLAND. fancy, soc; do. Virginia and other
nearby. fancy. 5e95sc; do. nearby, fair
to good, 80 a 56c do. western spring fsncE'
55Q57c; do. western spring. falr to good
~ 6I nae. old iDC,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-27

from visit with relatives at Zanes
vile, Ohio.
Miss Mary Weekly has returned to
her home at HarTisville after 4 visit
with her aunt, Mrs. r. II. Stewart, at
fthe close OF her school In Farming
ton.
Miss Margaret Gaskill has returned
TO her home in Fairmont after visit
with Miss Naomi Furbee. here.
T. ". Beall has returned from 9
business visit IN Wayne5burg, Pa.
Harry y. Humcs has returned 10
Pittsburgh after visit at his home
in jefferson street
Or. U. II. Debendarfer was called
10 Pittsburgh on Sunday by the serious
illness OF his mother.
Mrs. C.. F. Peard has returned from
a visit with relatives in ParkersburS
Fred w Bartlett has returned from
business visit in Pittsburgh.
Miss Christine Morrison is bust
ness visitor in Cleveland, Ohio.
friends In FaIrmont on Sunday.
Harold Holland. Of FairmOnt, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Rex, Glenn Rex
and Miss nellie Rogerson spent Sunday
With the family OF j. F. Rex in Hun
drcd.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Ward Smith hay,
returned from a brief visit in Wheel
Grin Bell. of Fairmont, was visi
/ tor with friends here on Sunday.
i. y. Paul has returned from bust
ness visit in Wheeling.
Miss Lucille Stealey has returned I,
her home in Fairmont after visit
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-27
LEVIB. HARR

Vacant Cottage--Fine lot for bust
ness, located on street. Monthly
payments.
8 Room Modern Home-ordcn Ave
Handsome Edgemont bungalow
acres OF land. one. Of the most
handsome homes near tho CITY.
Fine garden, COW pasture and i'm.
proyements.
View Street Home-Lot 200 feet
long, large modern home, about
$1,000 cash and balance on terms.
604 East Ferry-5 room cottage and
pain, close in, house in good cen
dition. Only 81, 500.
Grafton House of 8 Rooms-For sale
or trade for Fairmont property.
Anyone desiring to locate in Graf
ton Investigate.
Edeeway Lot-40x240 feet, every
convenience in front, at bargain.
on payments. Small payment
a Jackson Street Business Property
A 3 story brick building near the
corner of Jefferson street, concrete
basement under the entire build
ing. Contains ID rooms, baths,
very large rooms with high ceilings
$21,000, the price asked for It..
The payments are reasonable. No.
Imnaediate Possession, Wood Street
Bmgalow-Handsomc six room
home, 2 fine lots, garage, improved
lawn with hedge. concrete cellar
and furnace, must sell Monday or
Tuesday, at $4,000.
Hamilton Street Home-The large
house on the lower side OF Hamil-
ton street after leaving Monroe
street. Small cottage on the rear
OF lot. There are rooms in the
big house. Will accommodate s
families. Close in town. A house
that will help pay for itself. $1,000
cash and the balance is easy.
Residence Northumberland. be-
tween East Park and the Owens, an
exclusive residence location, about
120xi66 feet In size, bounded on
two sides by wide lots. The ground
Is already planted in small fruits
ore Of the fprg, strawberry bedH
ottbe eountry'. Also poultry house.
The price will lie :h@ic r!Eht ard
terms to suit.
caene- Int-6ctworn tao "copper"
plant aud the Brass plant. fine loca..
ton for business, rom for two
houses.
fpeeu1ation--The greatest opportuE-
ity 10 make money. Corner lot,
near Brass plant.
be-foot Lot Ogden Avenue-On paved
street. Easy payments,
6 Room House-At head OF Jefferson
street. overlooking the city. $500
cash and easy payments.
So4 East Ferry Street, rooms and
bath, must be sold quick.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-27
Realty, Deeds Are
Filed for Record

The following deeds have been t:lca
with County Clerk A. G. Martin:
VIM. H. Hilberry and wife TO ]. H.
Holt parcel OF land in the I. a.
Hughes addition, Fairmont, $1,000.
Fairmont Building and Investment
Co. to W. S. Shnfter. parcel Of land
in the Bellview addition, Fairmont'
$1,000.
]. c. Jones and wife to Charles T.
Ammons, house and lot in Fairview,
$4,000.
Arizona NJ. Straight ct al to j. L
Tenant, a parcel OF land in Barrack
vile, s5.S33.3O.
B. Brown. parcel Of land in Riyes
vile, 1925.
Arizona NJ. Straight ct al. to j. L
Tenant. parcel OF land near Bar
rackvills, S4,166.7O.
Barackville Cemetery Association
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-27
Personals.

j. Oliver Huey has returned to
Mount Morris. Pa, after visit OF a
few dRs here.
Miss Delta D:etz has returned Ia
Broaddus Institute. at Philippi, after a
visit with Miss Bessie Perry.
Donald Custer has returned from
the Texas oil fields, where he had
spent the past ten months. After a
visit with his mother and sister. in
Jefferson street, he will 20 to Monon-
gaheLa City, Pa, where he will be en-.
ployed with his brother by the West.
ern Electric company.
Miss Jennie Curry spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. James Con
kle. in Fairmont
Miss Mona Sturm has returned from
Il visit at her home in Enterprise.
j. Russell Stone. OF Wheeling. spent
the week end with his mother, Mrs.
l.. NJ. Stone. IN Howard street.
(. Ernest Machine. of ParkcrsburS.
was in the city on Sunday for visit
with relatives.
Mrs: John Charlton has returned
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-27
Pcrsonsln.

Mrs. o. A. swartz of Maryland ave
nne has been quito i'll the past two
weeks,
Mrs. Walter Morrid of Lcona Court
has been III since last Friday.
Mrs. J. F. Blackk sod of Maryland
avenue went 10 Warrington today to
attend the convention OF the Macca-
bees.
Mrs. clara McMasters OF Waynea-
hurg was week end guest of Mr.. and
MIS-. ]. Z. Debolt in Maryland avenue
e. a. Powell has purchased the res
idence OF Luther Steele in Haymon.l
street. Mr.. Steele has bought the
Jones farm near Monongah and will
move his family there soon.
Lillian Steele small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Steele Is recovering
from measles.
Master Elliott Brown of Diamond
street has been indisposed the pas;
few days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-27

to A. P. Stewart, lot in the GENE.
terry, SIS.
Nancy "a. Summers to Elias Sum
mers, real estate in Catawba, $500.
L. L. Hupp and wife to the Monoa.
sahela Valley Traction Co. lot in the
Morris addition, Farmintgon, $500.
Phil S. Dental ct al. to Maud l..
stiffler, a parcel OF land in the West.
end addition, Fairmont, 81.
Mary Ann Merrill and husband to
N. G. Merrill. real estate in uztown,
$50.
Fred s. Harr and wife to Lucinda
Z. Raughn ct al, 4 parcel OF land in
Union district. Consideration $4,000.
E. NJ. Showaltcr. Special Commits
sionc- to Sarah Ella Augustus a par
eel Of land OIL, Cleveland avenue in
The city OF Fairmont. Consideration
$1,000
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EAST SIDE
= NEWS =


Mrs. j. ID. Summers was E'Tcn a
most delightful surprise party last
tvcning in honor e. he. fifty-seventh
birthday. The affair was arranged by
he- daughter tho Misses Ethel and Re-
hfcea Summers and the honor guest
hseyr suspected thai anything unusual
was on hand until the guests who met
at the home of neishb>- arrived at
the door. Music ard conversation
made the hours most pleasant ones
and delicious refreshments were serv-
ed by the Misses Summers. assisted by
Mrs. Earl Grayson ME-. Malinda
Steels OF Little Falls who Is sister
OF Mrs. Summers was an out OF town
guest,
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Ald soeietY Mectines

Division No. OF the Ladies Aid
Society OF tho Diamond street church
held an adjourned meeting last eve.
ming at the home of Mrs. p. l.. Merri-
field in Wilson street to dispose of
eorre unfinished business. A general
meeting OF all the divisions will be
held on Thursday night at the church
The president, Mrs. Fl. H. Rose urge
each nleclSe. OF each division to b!
present.
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FARMS TlR SANE

rs ACRES $500. Is ali good pro.
ductive land. Moro than y lays
almost level; acres Of timber, good
fences, fair buildings, fno neighbor-
hood, y mile OF concrete road, 3
miles OF Macarthur. Leased for oil
and gas with production nearby. Is
a real bargain at $500. $4,000
down al bancc easy terms. NJ. L..
Trout Realty Co.. Miles Il. Dawson
Agt., Macarthur, Ohio.
4-26-3t-7716
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pye From Onion skins

To make dye from onion skins, says
The Electrical Experimcnter. take the
outer skins from half n dozen onions
(medium sizedD, and boil in water I'M
iii the color is extracted. This is q
very suitable yellow dye.
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Woman,s cluh M.nts

The Wonsn's club of this city Is in
session this afternoon with an i'm.
portant program being observed. i
strong discussion on Laws Governing
Child Labor" by Mrs. l.. II. Boor and
Mrs. ". D. Smith Is feature of the
meeting. Current Events" is 10 be
discussed by Mrs. a. G. Clayton.
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FOR SALE-Second hand parlor or.
gans; completely overhaUled and in
fine condition: very low prices; see
them at Denham's Second Hand Store,
corner OF jackson and Jefferson
streets. 4.2I.2t.1726
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FOR SALE-Woll established gro-
Gerry store In good residence sec
ton of Fairmont Doing around ST.
900 monthly business lons lease and
low rent on store. VIII sell fixtures
and stock complete Phone $50.
-3t-77nG
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


ELErHofE your want ads to THE
WEST SIRGtNLAN. Phones HOS.
llOe. 1907, advertising department..
CLASSIFIED ads mptt bc in this Sfese before
a. M. TO insure inSertions in the elassi-
ned column. and before y. noon. To in
ure inacrtion in The Late Want Ads.
SUB-STATIONS.
For the eohrtnieuoe OF those who can
not easily come 10 The Wesl VirEinian
ofhee 70 place their classified advertise
nents. the following sub-Btations hare BEEN
arranged Tor. Classified advertisements
left a. thee stations will receive the same
prompt, eArefnl attention As II left in tie
Office OF IKE West VirEinian.
A. e. Martin Co. Book Store
131 Main Street.
Tenth Stree. News Stand
Tenth Street and Virginia Ave.
East Side News Company
Market Street, First Ward
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FOR SALE AT o:SuE-Nivc 6 room
house, besides nice basement rooms
on good street, minutes walk TO
Court house, See /. ~. Tough, 2l5
Mckinney Bldg. 3-23-4t-T6gS