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We HAVE POSITION open for
young married man acquainted
with the General Supply Business
and mechanically inclined. Must
be q resident Of Fairmont. Apply
In writing to Pittsburgh Supply
Company, No. 2 Ross street, Pitts
turEh, Pa. S.19.2ts02A
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Total estimated receipts
Except from current
levy ,.,...,........$1, 1901
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
All other expenditures payable
out OF funds OF the municipality for
regular municipal purposes for the
current fiscal year.
Salaries OF general admin
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Over one.tourth OF the tobacco
EFown in the United States comes
koa kentucky.
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MANAGER WANTED to take
charge Of branch office for large
Chicago corporation TO be estab.
lished in FairnontS W. Va. S75.
per week allowed as salary from
earnings and share Of profits which
should net better than $500 an.
nually. $500 cash investment re.
CURED, fully secured. Give pre-.
yious experience, age and refer.
ences, In first letter to receive re.
ply. Unless your reputation Is
good and you have the cash 10 In !.
vest, save your stamps. Address:
President, Suite 1912, COS s. Dear.
born ST.. Chicago, nj. S.1TSt.691A
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IuLAl 1sNS lVI al P0hpV5Sst AZ
ty.tfve cents C45cl.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County OF Marion,
Town Of WorthinSton, To.wit:
1. Ghas. R. AthA. Recorder in and
for tfSe naufiicinality of Worthins-
ton, county OF Marion. and state
OF West Virginia do hereby certify
that the foregoing conforms TO an
order made By the council Of said
municipality on the 9th day Of Az
gust, 1891.
Given under nv hand this 18th
day OF August, 1921.
tHAs. r. ATHA.
Recorder OF the Municipality OF
Worthington, ". Va.
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Equal parts OF turpsntlns and
Ispifits Of ammonia will remove
Spstnt from clothing.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
.kuN1C1pAE COUNCIL LEVY
ESTIMATE.

49,
stats Of West Virginia, County Of
city Il Town Of Mononsah, To.
Wit:
4 sAfa Especial session of the council
81 the city or town Of Mononsah,
Marion county, held in tbs coun.
lI chambers thereof, in the
! Msyof's sotfice building on the
second Tuesday in August, to-wit,
the 9TH day Of August, 1921, there
were present P. F. Buckley, Mayor,
w. d Hagerty, recorder, and ".
II Mcdonald, George Fleming,
( Sea Thompson, members Of the
council Of said city or town.
In accordance with chapter 126I
Acts Of the legislature Of 1919, the
council proceeded to make up an
estfnate of the amounts necessary
Z I'd be- levied for the current fiscal
wear, TO cover all municipal debts
nd liabilities payable during the
sid year, including probable ex-
Spenditnres for municipal purposes,
and proper allowances for dclin-
qlient taxes, expense Of collections
and contingencies; but deducting
therefroi1i eIe money in the city
treasury applicable to the service
81 the year and municipal claims
J and doth Determine and estimate
itks several amounts to be levied as
follows:
Current Municipal Purposes.
Estimated Receipts.
The amount due the municipality
fofreeulaf municipal purposeps and
Ike amount that will become due
nd colleetihle from every source
or such purposes, except from the
IVY OF taxes to be made for the
Current fiscal year.
1Baisnce In hands Of city
treasurer .;........:..............$ 1884
Taxes unsolicited ............ 10000
General licenses ..,-......... $4,000
eapitationS $685.. .......-....... 371.o0I
Total estimated re-
ceipts Except from
Estimated disbursements,
AlIsothsr expenditures payable
out 81 funds Of the municipality
f6r regular municipal purposes for
the current fiscal year.
Salaries OF General Adj
ininistratiyei Officers Is 10000
NOTE: Include Mayor, Clerk,
Recorder, Treasurer, Polio Judge,
ity Attorney and Councilnen or
commissioners when authorized By
Htaffef ~ ~
Salaries Of Chief Of Po-
Ice 10000
General expense Police
Now tite equipment $780,. 1856
fssssdiSs prisoners ~, 5000
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FOR RENT-Two upfurnlshed
light housekeeping rooms. No
children. Watson avenue, phone
1929, SID 1t-SOSA
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED - Canyassers for Fair.
mont and other places. Men and
women to. introduce a new house.
hold article. Good money. Mrs.
8. earned $3.50 the first day out on
Aug. 11th in clarksburg. Address
NJ. shultz, 42S Latstetter Bldg,
olarksburs. ". Va. s.17.st.5soA.
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WANTED Hushelman to work on
ladies and gents clothing. Heinze
{ Company, 516 Madison street.
8 10 st-so4A
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PERsoNAL.
Lost
FURNISHED Rooms

FOR RBNT-one large furnished
room. 40 CASTOR avenue.
8 10 St-So7A
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The amount due the munich
patty for regular municipal pur.
poses. and the AMOUNT that will be
come due and colIectible from every
source for such purposes. excep.
from the levy Of taxes to be made
for the current fiscal year.
natanCA In handa ~ S,Ifu
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CLAsslFIED-SPEClAL ADVERTISING


FOR SALE q traie Buick Lish.
six. Good condition call Al
FreemanA store corner Speedway
and Grafton road q ths evening
s-11-ot
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l, ". E. Hagerty, Recorder, in
and for the municipality of Mon
onEah, county Of Marion and state
Of West Virginia, do hereby certify
that the foregoing conforms to an
order made by the council Of said
municipality on the 9th day Of
August, 1921.
Given under my hand this 9th
day Of August, 1921.
". E. HAGERTY,
Recorder Of the Municipality Of
MOnongah, ". Va.
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9fahd IotSI glHburBe-
l1ents-Genersi Fund s 5,36S.s5
Total estimated feceiptS
brought forward .......... 1,570.34
Amount 10 be raised by
levy for current ntu.
nicipRl purposes .,.........$ 3,Te3.51
II appearing freh1 the foregoing
estimate that It Is Necessary TO
raise by levy, after deductinEN all
credits, $3,fs3.61 for regular riu.
nleipal purposes; therefore It Is de.
terniined that q lev. Of fifty cents
(50e) on each one hundred dollars
assessed valuation Of all property
taxable in the said municipality Of
Monongah will be necessary to pro.
duee the cltimated amount afore-
said for the ensuiIc fiscal year,
based upon the last assessment
thereof, as certified to the council
by the officer whose duty it is to
make such report, as follows:
Real estate $3.50, $50
Personal property .............. 203, $40
Public utility property. 1892
ro.., s77o oS7
1UL&I s....,....s.......s............... 1VJ49l
State Of West Virginia,
County Of Marion,
City Of Town Of Monongah,
rS A.
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0tAhu LoLAl uIbpuEbCs ~
ments- General fund Sl,ss5.oo
Total estimated receipts
brought forward ..,.... ft,5e5.7s
Amountito be provided by
levy for current munich.
pal PURPOSES .........,s 1924
II appearing from the foregoing
estimate that It is necessary 10
raise by levy, after deductiug an
credits, s4ss.24 for regular muniei
pal purposes; therefore II Is deter
mined that a levy OF twelve cents
t12c) on each one hundred dollars
assessed valuation Of All property
taxable in the said municipality OF
Worthington, will be necessary TO
produce the estimated amount
aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal
year. based upon the last assess.
ment thereof, as certified 70 the
council by the officer whose duty
It Is 10 make such report, as fol-
lows: III, 4
Ia Real estate. ..........il7o,75o
(bl Personal property. 16s,06s
(c) Public utility property 1886
Total MISREPRESENTATION
Outstanding Bond Issue yotso
June 18th, 1912:
interest accommodating
Sinking fund. ............. $1,000
I0t4l tts't.t.'ss.s.s't s.Sto9'VV
Levy necessary to raise the above
amount, nineteen cents t1sel.
Outstanding Bond Issue Of July
list, 1880:
Interest ..,.....,..........S21o.oo
Sinking fund. ......,.:..... s5e'ee
IotAl ssss.s'tIt.t.At... .Soos,N9
Levy necessary to raise the
- Ha,sRfNr aARkH f5ARf
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fcl J Public Guilty
Property ....-.--..- i,-o..s-f
s.....s,s.ts : lee ~ ~
HIGH SCHOOL PURPOSES
( Maintenance Fund Estimate
~ Estimated Receipts
/. Ia The amount due and the
amount that viii become due and
eelleetible from erety source for
Iin2intananee fund purposes for
high schools except from teyy OF
taxes for such purposes % be made
for current fiscal year,
Amount due tund from
Sheriff ..............,..... s1,sSo.sl
Total ......,,.,.,,........,,- 81, 5sc.sTI
Estimated ESTABLISHMENTS.
(b) TIE debts and demands owed
By the district aud payable out Of
maintenance fund fer current fiscal
OUTSTANDING {, orders June
g 1871 ,.,.....;.........,- 81, ~ 80
Hiss school tuition ..:. 6.oss.so
Total ..,....,,:..,..,,,....., ss.so4.oo
Total estimated disburse-
ments ...........,.,,,..,,,,,- $3.50, 90.
Total sestimated receipts 81 ,3So,.e7
Amount 70 DO raised by
TNJySy t9h aARkRs99I
NEW BUILDING AND IMPROVE.
MENT FUND PURPOSES
4 Elementary and High sehoolsl
Estimated Receipts
(a) The amount due and the
amount that will become due and
collectible from every source for
new building and improvement
fund purposes. except from the
levy Of taxes for such purposes to
be made for the current fiscal year.
Amount due fund from
sheriff .............,.,,..,.... S3to,.f4
Total ............................ sslo.14
Estimated Disbursements
(c) All expenditures payable out
OF the levy for new building and
improvementatund purposes for the
current year.
Improvement st old
buildings ......,......... S11,s27.sel
Total .................... 81, ss7.ss
Total disbursements ;11,ss7.SS
Total receipts ........,.,. s40,14
Amount to Be raised $40 7S7.72
And the board OF education doth
determine and estlmote that 1t will
be necessary TO raise 70. TsT.1e for
new builing and Improvement fund
purposes and to pay the same will
require lery Of thirty cents (S0c)
on each one hundred dollars as.
sessed valuation OF all property
taxable il said Grant district based
upon the -sst assessment OF real
and personal property therein as
follows:
'(a) Real estate :........... s2o79,015
(b) Personal property s $4,000
lei Public Utility
property ................ 31,2o2, s27
Total .....,........,.. *4,15s.s4:.oo
state Of West Virginia,
County Of Marion.
District OF Grant Tt.Tit:
- HSaAk n.{AA4 EnaaAka-s - %kA
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FOR sALE-Good one horse
wagon. 40s Spence St. or Call
lSs.l. sls 81 sos a
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EoRaAE

FOR sALE-Theee cows. Apply
l1S penhsylyanla Ave. or cal
1333.M, s IS 81 Ss4 4
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ESTIMATE OF LEVY TOWN OF
WoRTHlNGToN.
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Marion,


Town OF Worthington, To.wit:
At a special session OF the coun
ell Of tha town OF Worthlngton,
Marion county, helu In the council
chambers thereof, in the Parrish
building on the second Tuesday in
August, to-wlt, the 9th day OF Au.
gust, 1921, there we're present j,
Lane Parrish; mayor; chas. R.
AthR, recorder, and F. NJ. Billings.
lea, Ora Ekstrom, Ora Mason and
A, ]. Mcdaniel. members OF the
council Of said town.
In accordance with chapter 1873
Acts Of tho legislature Of 1919, the
council proceeded to make up an
estimate OF the amounts necessary
to be levied for the current fiscal
gear, TO cover all municipal debts
and liabilities payable during the
said year, including probable expen
ditures for municipal purposes, and
proper alloWanceo for delinquent
taxes. expense OF collections and
contingencies: but deducting there.
from the money In the city treas.
ury applicable to the service Of the
year End municipal claims and doth
determine and estimate the several
amounts to be levied as follows:
Current Municipal Purpeses.
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4oLAI s'.St'.'s'ss.sssssssssssssss SoSVs41
Estimated Disbursements
(c) All expenditures payable out
OF the levy for new building and
improyementatund purposes for the
current year.
improvement et old
buildings ......,......... s11,s27.Ss
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SPECIAL SoTrcE

tbl The debts and dsm1aaSI
ewed b. the district and payable
out OF the maintenance fund fol
current fiscal year.
Outstanding orders June 80.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
FRENCH VOTE LEYCUES OUT
 AS PREMIER
(By United press)

Paris, Jan. 12.-By a vote of 463 to 125, the French chamber of depu- ties today overthrow the ministry headed by Premier Leygues, adopting a resolution of lack of confidence in his cabinet.
 Premier Leygues has been head of the French ministry for less than five months, being called to head the new cabinet constituted to replace the Millerand ministry when the latter was elected president The overthrow of Leygues today was dramatic, but not unexpected, his war policies arous- ing heated debates in the chamber of deputies form of government, which is followed in both France, England and Italy, the chamber of deputies will name new premier who will se- lect his cabinet and take the place of the fallen ministry.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
HUGHES HEADS
 NEW CABINET,
 MARION SAYS
(By United Press)


 Marion, Ohio, Jan. 12.-Official an- nouncement by President-elect Hard ing regarding his cabinet selections will probably be made within the next AS hours, according to authoritative information disclosed today.
 One of the announcements, it is ex- pected, will be that Charles E. Hughes of New York will be secretary of state in the new cabinet, the most important appointment Mr. Harding has to make.
 It is understood that MT. Harding has been awaiting the acceptance of Judge Hughes before making any public announcement. Other prom ieent Republicans considered for the portfolio of state have been Elihu Root of New York and Philander c. Knox of Pennsylvania, over whom Judge Hughes is said to have been given preference.
 Announcement of cabinet selections would have been made ten days ago, it was said, had Judge Hughes wired his acceptance when the state port folio was offered him. Mir. Harding wishing to announce this selection first, and consequently held back other appointments decided upon more than three weeks ago.
 Another appointment which MT. Harding will make, according to semi official information, will be that of Brig. Gen. Charles c. Dawes of Chi cago as secretary of the treasury. Mr. Dawes is president of Chicago bank, and held the rank of brigadier gen. eral in the expeditionary forces. He has been prominent in councils of the Republican party for some years past.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
COTTON MARKETS
 CONTINUE TO RISE

The cotton markets, which have suf- fered only one sharp decline since the advance began the first of the year, registered another moderate gain to- day. March New York contracts closed this afternoon at 16.1S cents, A points net higher, and May advanc- ed 23 points, closing at 16.10 cents. On the New Orleans market, March and May closed at the same figures, 15.40 cents, an advance of 2S points on March and 15 points on May. Spots in New York were advanced 60 points to 1910 cents and in New Or leans 25 points to 15 cents.
 The local market continues to be practically devoid of receipts, the re- cent advances in futures apparently strengthening farmers here in their determination to hold. Prices paid here have been running on a consider ably lower basis than quotations from the big markets would seem to justi- fly, but local buyers declare there has been for several weeks absolutely no sale for actual cotton. Some inquiries are reported to have been received in the past few days, however, and if the present trend of the market con- tinues, substantially better prices here may be expected.
 The price of cottonseed here ad- vanced $2 per ton yesterday, S2O be- ing the prevailing price today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
U. s. LAND OF PROMISE
 FOR EUROPEAN WOMEN
(Ru l1niteA Press l

Washington, Jan. 12.-Federal im- migration figures made public today show that the United States is rapidly becoming the matrimonial center of the world, the oversupply of males in this country attracting 350,00Q women and girls yearly from foreign shores.
 Records show that since the close of the war, thousands of women and girls have come to the United States on the chance of obtaining husbands and homes, while thousands have come to join husbands and other relatives from whom they had been separated for years.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
NORMAL TRUSTEES MEET.

A meeting of the State Normal School board of trustees is being held today at Little Rock at the office of Supt. J. L. Bond, chairman of the board Jo Frauenthal, l.. S. Dunaway and President B. w. Torreyson are Conway members of the board in at tendance. Matters connected with ad- ministration of the school, including recommendation to the legislature, will be considered by the board at to- days meeting.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
DANIELS SAYS ]. .S.0UTbU|Lp
 RIVAL NAV|ES
tBy United Press)


 Washington, Jan. 12.-In ships of major rating and gun powder, the United States will be superior to Great Britain in naval strength when this country's naval building program is completed in 1925, according to statements made by Secretary of the Navy Daniels to the house committee on naval affairs today.
 Construction plans now being fol- lowed by the navy will also put Amer ica ahead of Japan in total tonnage and fighting ships, at ratio of two and one-half to one, Secretary Daniels declared.
 Secretary Daniels continued his tes- timony to the committee started Tues day when he was first summoned as a witness.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12

treasurer, second term; Ira c. Hopper, secretary of state, succeeding Tom J. Terral; J. s. Utley, attorney general, succeeding John D. Arbuckle.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
POETS WIFE AGREES
 TO DIVORCE DEMAND
(By United Press)

Kansas City, Jan. 12.-Mrs. Wood son Shippey today filed suit for di- vorce from Lee Shippey, the Missouri writer and poet now reported to be living in Mexico with Madeline Babien and their infant. Mrs. Shippey's ac- ton came as a surprise, she having refused to acede to his requests for divorce. Shippey appeared here with his son and pleaded for divorce, but Mrs. Shippey steadfastly refused until today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
RUSSIA TO FORCE
 SOVIET ACCEPTED
(RY limited Pressl

London, Jan. 12.-Bolshevik troops marching into Roumonia and Poland will carry with them a skeleton form of soviet government for these two countries, according to newspaper dis patches today from Moscow The form of government which will be forced upon Roumania and Poland has been drafted by the Lenine- -Trotsky cabinet, it was said, and the Bolshe- wiki prepared to enforce it by strength of arms.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
INDUSTRY BEGINS
 OPEN SHOP FIGHT
tBy United Press) ]

Chicago, Jan. 12.-The first con- certed fight by big employers of the country in behalf of the open shop industry was launched here today at the meeting of the Illinois Manufac- lures Association.
 The association considered plans which would open industries to labor regardless of trades union affiliations. Leaders of the movement presented their plans in detail.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
TH0S. (. M'RAt
 |SNOW GOVERNOR

Special to the Log Cabin Democrat.
 Little Rock, Jan. Ex-Governor Brough delever his farewell message to the legislature at 10 o'clock today and at this afternoon Governor T. c. McRae was inaugurated and de- ivered his message outlining the poli- cies which he proposes for the state during his administration.
 Other state officers sworn in this afternoon were Joe Ferguson, state
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
DENY RUSS PREPARE
 GREAT SPRING DRIVE
(Py United Press)

New York, Jan. 12.-No spring of, fensive against Poland and Roumanii is being prepared by the Russian sov
 jet government, it was declared in an official statement issued today at sov- jet headquarters. The soviet minister made his announcement upon the authority of the Moscow government.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
ROUTED
 IN SHARP BATTLE
tBy United Press)

Dublin, Jan. 12.-Open warfare be- tween British and Sim Fein forces in County Monaghan has resulted in the total destruction of the Sim Feiners, according to reports today. The fight area is an uninhabited section of Ire land.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
PROPOSES FEDERAL
 COAL SUPERVISION
(BY United Pressl

Washington, Jan. 12-A bill pro- vlding for the appointment of federal supervisor of the coal industries was introduced in the senate today by Senator Calder, Republican, of New York.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-12
FEINERS FAIL EFFORT
 TO FREE PRISONERS
(By United Press)

Cork, Jan. 12.-British military forces today rallied early enough to repulse a concerted attack on the civ il detention barracks here. assailed by the Sim Feiners for the purpose of releasing their comrades held as pris- oners by the government. The attack ing party attempted to scale the walls with ladders, but were repulsed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-11
KATHERINE MACDONALD IN
 "CURTAIN'' AT THE RIALTO

One Ot katherine MacDOnaldS S most popular appearances up to date was made in Curtain, which is showin s this week at the Rialto In it the star is given a role that brings out her great beauty, the role of 8 brilliant and successful young actress, Nancy Bradshaw.
 The opening night of Nancy's career as a star is the beginning of the story Big flaming electric signs outside an nounce the rising of the new star. Inside Nancy is nervous and shaky The play is a big success and wins Nancy number of admirers, among them is 8 man of great wealth, and he asks to meet the new star. That only sets the action for the story, most of the real interest comes after Nancy's marriage, for which she deserts the stage.
 In the character of the husband the author has admirably drawn a picture of a certain type of man, and the pie ture is true to life. He is man who through no particular merits can make beautiful and attractive women slaves to him. He is incapable of love in the real sense of the word, being only acquainted with possession, loving no one so much as himself. Charles Rich man portrays the type wonderfully. Whitlock is good as a man of the finer and more idealistic tyIe.