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In the Days News

Otto M. Tittman. who celebrates
his 10th birthday today, is an emf
nent geologist, long at the head of
the United States coast and geodetic
survey. DR.. Tittmann is a native
Of Illinois, who entered the coast
and geodetic survey in 1867, be-
came assistant superintendent OF
the same in 1899. and 10 years
later was made superintendent,
post which he retained until 1915.
He has served the government on
important expeditions to all parts
OF the world, he has been a repre-
important international conferences
Of specialists. he has served the
United States ~ boundary COM
missioner in settling important con.
troversies with Great Britain and
Canada over lands in Alaska and
British North America. He is a
member Of many learned societies,
astrophysical, geographical, philo-
sophical and geological, and has
made many valuable. contributions
to the literature OF his specialties.
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Today's Anniversaries

1827-Thomas Carney, Civil war
governor of Kansas. born in
Delaware county, Ohio. Died at
Leavenworth in 1889.
1S29-Adrianople and its garrison
of 100000 men surrendered to
the Russians.
1S41-Great Niger expedition. 70
start a colony in Central Africa
began ascent OF the Niger.
1S52-Two hundred fifty lives lost
in a collision Of the steamboats,
Atlantic and Ogdensburg, on
Lake Erie. r-
1S5S-The colony Of British Colum-
bia was established.
1S70-Marshal Mcmahon aimed =
relieve Marshal Bazaine by -
circuitous march. ,sSs IL
19OS-The Belgian chamber Of dep
uties passed the Congo annexla
ton treaty. -, -. IS
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.

State OF Illinois. Rock Island County, 60:
August 20. 1920.
Lillian B. Eutsier VS.. Roy Eutsler, in
Chancery
Affidavit of non-residence of Roy
Euts.er. the above defendant having been
hled in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court OF said County. notice is therefore
hereby given to the said nonresident de-
PENDANT, that the complainant filed her
bill OF complaint in said Court. on the
Chancery side thereof. on the Goth day of
August 1920. and that therevpon a Sum-
mons issued out of said Court, wherein
said suit is now pending returnabIe on the
Third Monday in the month of Septem-
Der next, as is by law required. Now.
unless YOU, the said non president defend
ant above named. Roy Eutsler. shall per-
sohally Be and appear before said Cir
cult Court on the first day of the next
term thereof TO be holden at Rock Island
in and for the said County, on the Third
Monday in September next. and plead. an
swer or demur to the said compliments
bill of complaint the same and the mat
tiers and things therein charged and stated
will be taken as confessed. and . decree
entered against you according 10 the
prayer of said bill
GEORGE W. GAMBLE.
Clerk.
Rock Island. Illinois. August 20. 1920.
JOHN 0. ALLEN, Compts Sol.
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FORD & RALSTON
303 Safety Bldg, Rock Island
Phone r. l. 1913 or 3289
Houses for sale In all parts Of the
city, call US up II you want to buy
or sell.
WILL TAKE LOTS

in trade on a beautiful six-room
modern home on hill. Large sun
parlor and coSy breakfast room.
Ffrepl2ce, bu:lt-in buffet and seat.
All woodwork is oak. Only built
. few months. Three nice bed
rooms and large attic. Must BE- seen
to be appreciated Exceptional
value at $500.
H. K. WALKER L co. ~ l.
Real Estate & Insurance : :, /.
80 Robinson Bldg.
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Estate Of Christian Guldenpfennig. d.
ceased:
Public notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned Christian Guldenpfennig. Jr.
has this day filed his final report and set
tlement as such in the Probate Court of
Rock Island County. and hearing on said
report has been set for September 4. 1870.
st 10 o'clock .. m. at which time per-
sons interested may appear and make OBJ
iections thereto. and If no objections are
MED. said report will be approved At that
time, and the undersigned will ask for
m order Of, distribution. and will also
ask to Be discharged.
Rock Island. Illinois. August IL. 1920.
CHRISTIAN GULDENPFENNIG. JR.
Administrat or.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER.

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW
ings made. Jigg and Fixture dedgniDs
specially. Ideas developed. =. H.
Nichselis. Mech. Consitg. Eng. associated
With ". n. Haskell. Patent Attorney.
60o-610 Best Bldg. Phone 3. !. 76o.
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KNIGHTS TEArI.Ak.
THE STAThO LUhCAAsE OF Rock
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.SA Ansgnis 2ssnp.>s wiz - haio
shs as0ooa A0o1Ay Of ea0h
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ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER NO. 100,
sTuef Eastern StAr-6eSulE meeeAgs
Gecond WEDNESDAY Of e~en month. VS.
itlag starr wsaconne. Mrs. jssaAs ,. LIN
YER. W. n; Mary r.. krsls. secretary.
ter. W. M: Mary r. Kreis, secretary
AluuAlon sept. 9th. heguAAr IaeastAng
AAso omcrs. visit W. u. n. Mo.lne
Chapter Aug. 80. Phone hrs. Z. b.
hreis Aor uAnner resers allons.
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. T. 3 =.
A-Ihe stated assemblies Oh Rock u
land Councu No. ~. b. + =. - VIZ
be neia on the lnird WEDNESDAY VI sacn
month. Z. W. IAacher. !. ~; y. y,
hAueoranot. recoruar.
OCAA LOu06 NJ. QUO, ". y. =
Meets every 1huradAy evening
.@e Il Odd Fellow temDls o.
Ks Fourth avenue, between Sew
:G enteenth aud E.ighteenth streets
Il. r. Leonard, N. c.: Waitel
AosAnd. 4. >. klrst IhursoAs
ot e@;h n auth, initiAtosy ongruo. 1gSl
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| ROCK ISLAND AERlE No. o56. TRATER
nal Order Of EAgieb.--tSeguSr meeungl
4, first and third tuesday OF each month
! At Eagles home. Fourth avenue AnG
| Twenty first street. FRANK Wien. W. r..
| jOscph Grotegut secretary.
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MONEY ToLOANL$z0 TO $500

~ PE1oou eMyI1xD
u mec.ss ~
= - Q -
sssH sostSu psssssa ~ sss -
IN d. eesnA ezoIoe:
60 ~ go $3.50 - ~ Ah:s.sR = 80
sisiss . as1n WI ~ - ast1.t.e = 80 go
FIDELITY LOAN CO.
-. - B - -
sxasn 49, 8@ -
D. - on1uoUe - . = - 1865
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GOOD HARNESS BUSINESS IN GOOD
town; good country. Franklin Kcim.
Reynolds. ILL.,
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G. A. Z.
BUFORD POST 2A3, q. 4. B.
Meets regularly on second
and fourth Friday after
moons OF each month at 2
o'clock IN Memorial hall In
tho co1rt houss. G. q.
Church. commander; H. G.
First. sdjutank
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS Or TITLE Prepared on
continued 70 date covering any real e..
tate in The county. Prompt and accurate
service ~ reasonable rates. Rock L.
land Title 4 Abstract Company: W. J.
Sweeney. secretary. 2O6-212 Central
Trust q Savings Bank building.
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f or Sale


One acre Of ground on Thirtieth
street near car line, two story
seven room modern dwelling with
hot water heating plant. also IRE
place. oak floors and oak trim.
there is a good barn also, ground
set out with all kinds OF small
fruit. This modern home can be
had for a short time only for
$40, 500, on good terms.
Fully modern Ave room house on
paved street, paving tax paid.
walking distance from down town.
Not new but in fine condition and
will make a comfortable home In
very desirable location. Owner
leaving city. can be had for 1900
81 200 cash, balance easy monthly
payments.
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A T E N~ION EL0l
Rock Island L0dgo.
No. v6U. b. p. O. L
Meetings first and third
MONDAYS Of each mouth.
DAN K. BRENNAN.
EXALTED Rulef.
c. N. lsa2cson. SECRETARY.
Club ] oms: lis loth 81.
Waiting brothers Aways
welcome.
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lie ARGUS CLASSIFIED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


IIAR 44HD VpY0HsM&~
>~s-~----->>ss>s.55I.e-sssss .ssszy0as
HAYWOOD vUfCANIzER AT. NFrxs-
easy tools and eupoiy Of ~ c.fs,ssI
NtndrSe Ia Tc.s ssV. 49, ~, T.
168. Mnstr. 80
- -. -
NINE aAnprp npr.,-.. ~--.--.--
.saess - sefse. stsss q y 70. VERY
Island Hotel. - -
co1..r - ---- ------
chsir h.rd ~, ,.,. $500 ~. AOkAls
biocks: chean. fsSS rcrtxsn,sa .s,-.s
80 y = -. .----e .--e-s.
GOOD sHCoNn uANn rypra curAp
ia Sevrnteanth .tr..s
- -
1A :, Cash REGISTER CHEAP.
- eo.en..en.n stleet.
Any PART IN 1oo .v...- =, ,---,,
Oh 1t low Seure. Phone r 1 Isasx
rToUT -. ). - = -
vail cases. cash re<ister and ono S fnr.
niture. &. T. Dolly. B. /. 31s.
BARN 10 BY IA FEET: CAN m MOVED
Also smaller shed. section. id0i
Thirty-ffth str,et
DAvENPORT RANGE Ann 9T111Nc
stove. 1922 Fourteenth Avenue
- -.
CITY. Bsrrein liz rieh,.. n1A .. sarS
half weave --'>-
RIGS pane .o7 - 20 -. -.
box tynevr;ter Enci.or, go. ~. ~
ofh.. Sc,,-.h~1s .Ss- eu
tenth street.
NICE HAM pICr1n App1 IA zoe7 =
Fvrpc1.,,;- , s7r.-co.,; -. =.
matS.as -. .;s ooa AL n. H.
por Nose 1;a7,z,;, 49, =
~ W. III - ~ mn ,I nS 1now-
s..r.s y; , - s n.s y. Ivss' V CAm OF
u: VI ~ iocat snp"enss. Csu or
way. Fulton Potato Growers Associa-
ton, Fulton, III.
.,-,,1,,.---..--------
piano. Cheap for quick sale. 446S
ssven.een.n avenue.
ALSSES FALL BLACK SUIT. SIZE 80.
-----------
DAsENfOhT PETROLEUM. $14.26. ANY
amount % State Bank Bldg.
TWO DRIVING HORSES CHEAP ONE
half mile southeast Of Milan
WyfYels -
= - ----
EIGHT Mich COWS WITH CALVES BY
Old. CT Marsh.iI CorinS. M
TWO HEATING AND ONE COOK STOVE.
Phone &. j. 5l25.
-. .-----------
box. kitchen table. SANITARY cot. rocker,
cheap. 614 Seventh avenue.
0.1v 49,. .-s-...----
Sixteenth avenue after 40 n m
| TOMATOES FOR CANNING 81 A BUSH
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TO EXCHANGE.

l HAVE A LOT OR SIX ROOM HOUSE
to trade on car which must be worth
1000 or more. Phone r. l. 4603-X.
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Local Stocks and Bonds

(Qustatsens FufnishsA b. 0sssnAs,a nsun
seAge c.. - Safety M. Nss4
Rhone Z, L AAAS.l
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b. c. CLEAvELAND CAMP. NO. SAo,
Sons Of Veterans.-Aeels ON second
md fourth Tuesday evening Of each
aoEth It o'clock tn Memorial ball u
the court house. L. L. Karnn. CON-
nander.: Eugene johnson. SECRETARY.
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ROCK ISLAND AERlE No. 956. TnATER-
nal Order Of EAgieb.--heguiar meeunGA
first and third tuesday OF each month
At Eagles home, Fourth avenue and
Twenty first street. Frank Wich. W. r.:
Joseph Grotegut. secretary.
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Q. 0. W. Y.

sIBoNY BAY CAMP NO. 8
q. :. ". v.
Meets on ths FIRST and third
Thursdayp Of each month at 6
.. I. at Memorial hall. W. ".
1edcAlf, commander; l. u.
Titterington. 1diutant.
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Rock Island. Illinois. August 30. 1872
JOHN O. ALLEN, Compt's Sol.
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Michael Reese Hospital,
Chicago

ofiers 70 young woman .. Grammar school
educauon . cne-year course In care Of
infants and children. Board. room. uni
forms and moneh.y allowance while in
Esining. Further information on request.
Department !, Ellis Ave. and 10th 81.
AAkVARET H. MACKENZIE, h. n.
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WANTED

w 4 AAN L LII
machine help of all kinds, labor
~ three labor foremen. lathe
aahds, grinders. automatic opera
us, transportation paid. Ship
s@s date Monday A. M.
SAMSON TRACTOR
co
ssaessille, Wis. See Mr.. Rogers
rpsey Hotel, Davenport. between
ahd Il. . to S and Z to 8.
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mock ISLAND LoD0E NO.
656, 4. r. 3 4. N.-0tAssd
, usssiny Arss Friday Of secA
meath. Otto krisstsE. W. H.:
u. ). Bohman, escyvtxfy.
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KNIGHTS TEAR1AA
THE srxVEU LOhLlAsE OF ROCK
-. lsixnA CeaAmanasry Ne. II.
=: !; =: =: :: !:
kIAeucs oriAs nSss AAu shAso
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08
bCxrNE FAMILY SEND
A MESSAGE FROM THE SOUTH

A letter from the McKuns family
S,ll known to Del Norts and Monte
tb.s folks. from Tampa. Florida.
a.ss ths, Duane McKuns. . former
ii Norse boy who b located at Dun-
tin. Florida. is slowly recovsrtns
ten 4 case OF pieural pneumonia
Illovinx f,u. The many friends OF
y xeKune family surely wish Du-
y a complete recovery. In speak
= Of the southland Mrs. McKune
bs: People who own orange groves
Florida are getting rich these
IN, there being = great demand
N the citrus fruit OF this state.
raases In the home market are sell
. for forty and nifty cents Per dos
The shipping season IL practi-
llly At an end.-Prospector.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08
SUPT. MOMYER LECTURES
AT GREELEY

supt. George Momyer was In
Greeley last week at the request OF
Tho State Teachers College deliver
ing . series OF lectures on Indian
Inscriptions Of the San Luis Valley"
and rustllng suitable applicants for
vacancies In Monte Vista public
schools.
The Superintendent spoke before
. large audience. composed mostly
Of c. T. c. students, ON Tuesday and
again on Thursday In the college
chapel upon different phases of the
same subject. He illustrated his
lectures with charts and photographs
taken OF the Piedra Pintada cliffs
showing the various types OF inscrip.
tions and their Significance. And
so much interest was excited In the
San Luis region that II was requested
that the photos be placed on the bull.
letin board In the college hallway 10
that students might have tho oppor-
tunity OF examining them closely.
This being done a number of the stu
dents made notes Of tho pictures for
Incorporation In student history
notebooks.
Between lectures Momyer visited
training school classes and succeed
ed In securing applications OF partic-
ularly strong student teachers for
the Monte Vista schools.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08
COLORADO no THE FRONT

Colorado scored two important
victories when the League OF the
Southwest. ut its Los Angeles, Cal.
convention smoothed out differences
between states at the upper and low
er scources Of the Colorado river and
unanimously adopted resolutions to
abandon the Ouray reservoir In Utah.
which threatened to prevent the ult-
Innate completion OF the Moffat rail.
road.
Former Gov. e. NJ. Ammons. per-
sonal representative in the conven-
ton Of Governor Shoup. led the nsht
for Colorado in the resolutions COM
mittee. where the groundwork for
the Colorado victories was laid.
As q result Of the convention. the
completion of the Colorado river
project. which IL characteristic al
the most important undertaking
since the building Of the Panama
canal, now looms as u certainty.
Developments Of the Colorado riv.
er project, which will put under cul-
tivation 100000 acres Of land
which will produce more than $780,.
100000 year. 1t was discovered
at this convention what an import.
ant part OF the State of Colorado will
play in the project. OF the 10000,
90 acre feet Of water now passing
the Lagunda dam annually. practi-
cally 100000 acre feet come from
Colorado territory.-Industrial Re-
view.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08

Ths Spanish h-Amer1esa sse 70 have
= grand haiis st woodmaa Hall In
Monte Vista. aahado. Is d Mayo. sa
II noehc, This 10 10 ~ . swell u.
fair and people fsoa all over the val.
ley are expected 10 a,ssad. The salt
Lake orchestra has bsss Engaged Tor
the eseasion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08
|0eNER DEL NORTE LAD
WINS GLORY LEADING
YANk8 IN SIBERIA

Lieutenant Paul Kendall. son OF
y. and Mrs. d. L. Kendall. former
OF Del Norte. commanded the de-
nehment OF American troops that
I'D the light with the Russians at
AXE Velkel. Siberia, ON January
sth, The story OF the fight was
DID At the time In the Associated
re's dispatches but the name Of the
ommander was not given aud in-
0rmation has Just reached here that
''eu'enant Kendall was in charge.
was to have been expected when
opportunity came Paul met It
"n credit to himself and won the
9n eommendation OF his own su-
s''or and of the allied oficers. In
)" 70 greatly did he distinguish
anseif that he has been awarded
eroix de suerre by the French
0ernment and recommended for
distinguished service medal.
i" was not the bolsheviki with
w" raul and his men had the
rap but detachment Of All-Russ-
troops belonging to the army of
enera' Eenekine. The Americans
.N In camp guarding . railroad d
Aen the Russians approached In an
uoieo train and opened nre with
.u'ne guns. 1t was one O'Clock
'ne morning but the Yanks were
caught mapping and after =
.0l' but brisk encounter they charr.
'ne train and captured 1t. Three
.er''ans were killed and Kendall
,.,a "e' bullet hole through his
w' S'nes' Six Of the Russians were
u and the remainder surrender
besides other honors bestowed
Lieutenant Kendall he was also
20 commended n for promotion to !.
M lisu,enancy.
=. 0s night took place in the Interior
siberia. 200 miles from the
out paui's regiment, the twen.
n, zenith has since bsso ordered
', siberia and he IL now At Man.
Sneridan (wyo.) Post.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08

p-i Nor'o Il making plan. for .
hand this summer and have opened
negotiation. with Sam r-ntou. for
m~r'S leader OF the Monte Vista
band. to take charge of their organ.
lsation
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08
eio.0o-risixs:-eio.oo

The San Luis Valley federation u
Commercial clubs viii give = 5000
prise to tho person submitting the
bcss road sixn slogan. In either pic.
turs or words, Contest eiosss Nay
20. 1870. Address ell senAHAisa.
sieas 70 rred c jonss, Ia lara. Cole,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08

ohsrt9 Harper was In Monte Vista
Saturday getting u lineup on psos-
pectivs Jurors for the May term Of
district court whch convsnss In Del
Sorts on the 10th. A very large
docket OF cases IL TO b dispossd Of
at this term.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08

Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Kerr went to
Denver Sunday night and will re-
turn In their car which they were
forced to leave up there during the
biz snow storm,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08
SHADE TREES

Those wanting shade lrees should
Set Ia their orders - u 10 now time
to set them. have Q nice lot Of
trees this year and also pufpie and
white iilscs.
J r. THRAoHER
D rNakliH ossest.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08

M. ~ Winters left wednesday
NJ, ' '0r Chicago whsss hs vii, 70
70 business for several uesths.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-14
fCLASsTFIED-sPECIAL ADVERTISER
SPECIAL N0TlgE

FWQ"NM
ity for the payment thsEss
said deed OF trust tA
the Office OF the Clerk 81
ty Court OF ,Maripps
Virginia, In Trust 20
Der 4S, at page 169
signed, as such
been notified to do
Community saving
pany OF Fatrmont
day, january s, 1890
D. m. on that day
street front door Of
Of Marion county,
offer for sale and SCI ~
est bidder, all the 4o
scribed real estate, tlst
All that certain
OF real estate, situate
Barnes Addition to Me p
Fairmont, Marion county
ginia, a supplcmentalspt&
Of which said addition
in. the office of tho oler
County Court Of said comfy
Deed Book Number 115 w
and being Lot Number -Four
indicated on said mar
fronting forty (40)2 feet on
street. and extendtng.ban
parallel lines a distanc9
Hundred Feet (100l and
same property conveyed 70
Margaret Matthews BY
Gettings and wife, by deed8de
May II, 1920, and Of record
office Of the Clerk obstha
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BURNS
Colds, Scalds, Brglss
Cuts and Abtasi0ns

Open sores always endangee
tenn with the poison that
enter it through them:
Battle the hurt gently
water and a mild soap hsaF
thoroughly, and apply 9
Krew-Pina Bandage withelea9tts
linen, if the injury IS in a plaee1haFe
ables' youto. Battle hurtand
dressing daily until the
complete.
Examination and healingthaik
abrasion and disorders Of the
branes. A scientific compound
of simple home remedlesgueh aSe9l
Pine and other volatile ols
harmless.
family use. Quickly Telieye9se
head and chest, croup,tstitne5a
matism and sore joints, foot tEpna
A feature of Krew-Pina the
Treatment it enables ypp q ~
Examinations that have becppaa
seated. Soc and 60c jaFSsWtbap
directions for using-atyepE
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Recent West Virginia visitors ! n
the city were George Hofrheimer
and Nanny Nusbaum, OF Clarks'
burg, the former en- route to Der.
muda for a visit; Major John Bond,
OF Charleston; Ira p. Hagar, OF
Logan, who is spoken of as an ap.
plicant for appointment as United
States district attorney in the
Southern West Virginia judicial
circuit; Miss Sara Edelen, OF
Parkersburg; a. C. Finley, Jr., OF
Gilmer, Braxton county, who made
application through Senator Suth'
erland for u passport to go to Paris,
where he will study art: John
Sherman Dnrst. OF Charleston;
Boyd Williams, Of Bpckhnnnon,
who was en- route home from q
visit in Florida; G. r. Wilson, or
ParkcrsbErg; Charles Ahrens, Of
Wheeling; John B. Bloyd, Of
Moundsville; C. P. Billings, Of
Wheeling, former Congressman
and Mrs, Edward Cooper, CT Bran
we'll.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-14

Some late routine business trans.
acted through Senator Suther'
lands office: Applications for pen
sion increases filed for Edw. 7,
Jones, OF S%abraton; VIM. G. Stew
ems, Of Fire Crook; Leon IL,
Coombs, of Fairmont; amended
compensation award, $40 a month,
approved in favor Of Jos. w. Sine,
of Hamilton; increased pension at
the rate of sig awarded John J,
Peden, Of Ravenswood; allotment
allowed Mrs. Anna A. Bailey, Of
Pennington; account OF the mill
tary service Of her son, amounting
to S138.33; introduced bill in the
Senate for the relief OF Hiram Met
calf, of Elk Garden, and q bill tG
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-14
SPECLAI NOTICES.
NorLcE 81 rRusTEE,s SALE.

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
Pursuant to the authority vested
in me by virtue OF a certain deed
Of trust bearing date the Esd day
Of June, 1920, executed by Mar.
garet Matthews and B. H.. Mat
Lhews, her husband. to the under
signed, Trevey Nutter, trustee, to
secure the Community Savings and
Loan Company Of Fairmont, a cor
poretion, the payment OF a certain
promissory note in writing calling
for the sum OF Three Hundred Dol
lars ($3O0.00) and on the face
thereof due and payable twelve
(12) months after date (but which
by the terms thereof has long since
been due and payable by reason OF
default being made in the payment
for certain stock pledged as secur.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-14

Senator Elkins started of the
final session OF the present Con.
gross by introducing a bill which
has attracted national attention
and publicity, and generally wide
spread approval. 1t certainly has
it here in Washington. II was a
bill to acquire a residence for the
vice president at a cost not to eX-
coed S35O,O0O. His statement given
TO the press about his bill was feR.
tured as a strong and interesting
one, bringing to the attention OF
the public some very unpleasant
phases of the past, wherein hotel