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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-08-12

When Knut Rasmussen, the doughty
Danish explorer, boarded the Sea King
recently for the extreme North, his
heart was not set on discovering new
territory. His plan is rather to make
a more careful study of tracts found
by himself and his predecessors some
years ago. It might even be said
that he is going back to Ultima
Thule" to visit his home people; for
his main purpose is to steep his mind
In the ways and wanderings Of the
Eskimos, Of whom his mother was one,
says the New York Evening Post.
He Is, in truth, the only educated
white man living today who has to go
to the land of the Eskimos to learn
about his ancestors. In so far as his
aim Is not rigidly scientific 1t Is mis-
sionary in spirit.
To Remain Two Years.
Rasmussen will have as his closest
aids two graduates Of the University
Of Copenhagen. At Cape York, in
Greenland, they will pick up four Es-
kimo huntsmen with dogs and local
interpreter August % they will start
for Hudson bay, where Lyon inlet, in
the Melville peninsula, will be made
the headquarters of the expedition.
During the fall and winter excursions
will be made on sledges to the Iglulik
Eskimos at the mouth of Fury and
Hecla strait. The party will proceed
In the spring Of 1922 to Chesterfield
inlet, where a food depot will be es-
tablished sufficient to meet the needs
Of an unexpectedly protracted stay.
They will then cross the Barren
Grounds, visit the tribes along the
Northwest passage and finally return
to Lyon inlet in the spring of 1923.
The party Will then be divided, some
Of its members returning to Denmark,
while Rasmussen, accompanied by his
faithful Eskimos, will embark on
sledges to Baffin land, Lancaster
sound, North Devon, Jones sound,
Ellesmere land and probably Axel
Heilberg land to Thule.
Rasmussen's Fifth Trip.
However we'll the territory in Ques-
ton may be mapped" the only ex-
petitions that ever visited those parts
we're those that set out to discover the
Northwest passage. In modern times
they have never been scientifically in
vestigated. Even the coast line Of Baf-
fin bay is as vet known only in part.
The Arctic archipelago, as explained by
Rasmussen to the Royal Geographic
al society of Denmark, Is regarded
as being extremely important, because
1t Is the connecting link between
Greenland and the American con-
tinent.
The Scandinavians have long felt
that their ancestors Of 800 years ago
have never been given the credit that
is due them for their voyages to the
new world. By careful study Of
the historic track from Boring strait
along the Alaskan coast and through
Coronation gulf, Rasmussen hopes
not merely to throw light on the pres
ent, but on the past as we'll. 1t is his
fifth tourney to the Far North.
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HOT WATER FOR SALE
Shortage of Coal at Hull Forces
Emergency Measure.

The shortage Of coal has been so
serious at Hull, Eng. during the
strike of miners that the people were
unable to obtain hot water. To meet
this situation the National Kitchen,
which happened to have supply Of
coal, sold hot water to the working
people at one-half penny bucket.
The shortage Of coal also produced
a shortage Of ice, as 1t handicapped
the artificial Ice plants. To obviate
this trawlers were sent to Holland to
bring coal which ~ exchanged here
FIR ice. k,r..
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Past the Academic STAGE.

SHOULD women smoke" asked the
man who likes to theoriZe.
"That isn't the question any longer"
said Mr.. Gadspur.
"Nop
what we've got to decide now is
whether or not the additional fire risk
caused by women smokers will justify
the insurance companies In raising
their rates. "-Blrmingham Age Herald.
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UnQuestionino AdmIrer,

Are you an admirer Of Jeffersonian
Simplicity"
II am" replied Senator Sorghum.
Il don't know exactly what 1t IS, but
| admire anything that can command
so much public approval and political
influence"
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Reinsurance.

Look here" demanded the new pa
iron of the Dizzy Hour lunchroom
When do | get that order?"
Control yourself" snapped Romeo
the waiter. 1.-The cooks are on strike,
but think they'll come to an agree
ment most any hour now."-Ameri-
can Le>ion Weekly.
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Probably Not overdressed.

But that woman in the box seems
to have no clothes on at all !"
"Ah. yes; she's the best-dressea
woman in Paris.-Le Journal AM
ART tParis)
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caIumnx In tho Calendar.

do you regard Friday as an un-
lucky dayT
"Most assuredly any day with such
a bad reputation is unlucky, whether
II deserves II or not"
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RASMUSSEN TO
VISIT ESK|M0S
Danish Explorer to Make Study
of Mothers People.
TO REMAIN THERE TWO YEARS

Only Educated White Man Living To-
day Who Has TO Go to Land Of
Eskimos to Learn About His An.
cestors-Will Have az Closest Aids
Two Graduates Of the University Of
Copenhagen Region Never has
Been Scientifically investigated.
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IDAHO NEWS REVIEW

J. Stanton Mclaughlin of Standpoint
has been appointed instructor in Eng.
lish at the University Of Idaho.
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sREeIAL SoyIm


and to attach certain money, pEeP:
erty and effects Of said descendants
in the possession ef and under the
control o. the city Of EatPmeat,
West Virginia. q municipal cor
paration, 70 ssttsiy said judGment
with interest and costs.
And 10 attach and EkN the follow.
ing personal property owned BY said
defendants, located In Brooke coNn.
~, West Virginia, and levied upon
BY ]. 3. Radcliffe, deputy RheEtn
for H. H. Buvall, sheFtn Of satd
Brooke couaty, on the ath day OF
August, 1891, at . O'Clock p. m n
pursuance Of a certain order Of at
taehment iEspea by L. a. Cathe7,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Ma
ZION county, West virginia, on the
ssth day az July, 1891, and received
BY said sheriff Of Brooke county on
July 9Tth, 1891, at 2 o'clock P. NJ
TSTee steam sh6yess; One Drill.
ing Machine; Eleven Dump cars;
Two Dinky Engines; and Two
steam BoIiets and Tools. also to
satisfy sAiA Judgment with interest
and costs.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the said John Z,
Casey and Ottoman STANCE, part
ners trading and deipg business un.
der the firm name Of John F. Casey
Company, the defendants named in
the above styled suit, are Hon'resi-
dents Of the state Of West Wiz.
gInia. it is ordered that the said
John G. Casey and ottoman STANCE
do appear within one month from
the first publication OF this order,
IN the Clerks office OF our said Cir.
cuff Court, at rules to be holden
therefor, Hand do what Is necessary
TO protect their iRterests.
It Is ordered that q copy Of this
order be published and posted as
required by law.
Given under my hand this Sth day
Of September, 1921.
L. A. GATHER, Clerk.
IRA L. SMITH,
Counsel for Plaintiffs.
This order is published for the
first time September 8, 1921. and
to be published once each week for
four successive weeks.
L. A. GATHER Clerk.
s-s.16-33.SO
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CLASSIFIED SPECIAL ADVERiTJs e
sPR,l.Il.A.f, S;IsllTIIII


suit is that the ptain
oFea e The Gircutt CosI =
county, may be EE4ntsl e
q vinculo m9trimpnul ~ ms %
from the said defaRd
An affidavit haNtlE eau ~ ( {
and filed that tho SAD On
the defendant named ii
styled case, ls q nnn.re8i dent g
the state OF West Virginia G
ordered that the SAID o1aa
de- sppeaE W4thin oIlS 5aonti lit
the first pahlieetton 81
In the elegl's 0flioe et cur
Circuit Court, at Rules
holden therefor ana do What
necessary to protect hes I'M
ests.
It Is ordered that \ eenR
order be pnhlilhsd And pos
required by Law.
Given under my hand "a
day Of Septemhers 1921
L. A. CATERER Ger
g. BROOKS nBY91sFI
Counsel for plaintt
This order Is published In
first time SsntembeS 9, 1881
TO be published ones each
for four successive week
L, a, GATHER gief
a9a 16s
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Summons

+; STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
To the Sheriff OF Marion county,
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summed Harrison NJ. Myers to ap-
pear before the Circuit Court of
Marion county, at rules to be held
in the Clerks office OF said court
on the first Monday in September,
1921, to answer q bill in chancery
exhibited against him in said court
by Bernice Myers.
And have then there this writ:
Witness L. A. Gather, Clerk OF
said court, at court house in said
county, the 9Th day Of ugust, 1921.
and seth year tof the State.
L. A. GATHER, Clerk.
the return of service endorsed
by the Sheriff on the foregoing
summons is in words and figures
following:
THE within named Harrison NJ.
Myers Is not found In my BALI.
wick, August 8, 1891.
w. S. FURBEE,
Deputy for j. D. Charlton, Sheriff
of Marion County, West Virginia.
object Of Suit
The object Of the above styled
suit 10 70 obtain for said plaintiff
an Absolute divorce and the right
to resume the use OF her maiden
name.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the said Harrison
M. Myers, the defendant named in
the above styled suit, .as = non.
resident Of the State Of West vir-
gtnia, II Is ordered that the said
Harrison NJ. Myers do appear
within one month from the first
publications Of this order, In the
Clerks office Of our said Circuit
Court, at Rules'to DO holden there
for, and, do what Is necessary to
protect bis interests.
It's ordsredt that a aopyAotEhsD
order9be Unpublished and' posted as
requireafby law.
Given under my; hand this Sth
day. Of September, 1891.
L. A. GATHER, Clerk
FRuDSCEIi McORAY,
CouuSelt for PIatntift.
This, ordsrIts published for the
FIRST time Sep9amher5 tSth, S1sSt.
and to- Be . puhfRhed ouee , each,
week for SSour. sueoaSB4T0& weeas.,
L.. A. ,CATE6aj Clark. :
S'SFie'2S' 80.
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sPRcIAL NOTICE

: = : ,
sentemher q, 1921, the following
order was entered: Virginia Ash.
craft Schwart, plaintiff, vs.. oran
schwart, defendant-Chancery.
Summons,
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
To the Sheriff Of MarieR county.
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon oran Schwart to appear
before the Circuit Court of Marion
county, at rules to be held in the
Clerks office of said court on the
first Monday in septemheR, 1921,
70 answer a bill In ehanceFy ex'
hibited against him to said court
by Virginia AHhcTaft Sehwart.
Aud have then there this writ.
Witness, L. A. Gather, Clerk OF
said court, at court house in said
county, the ard day OF September,
1881, and seth year Of the state.
L. A. GATHER, Clerk,
The return OF service endeFeed
BY the sheriff on the foregoing
summons is In words and figures
following:
1.-THE within named oran Sehwart
is not found In my bailiwieE Sep
tembar 5, 1891.
"HoWARD CHARLTON,
Deputy for ]. D, Charlton. Sheriff
Marion County, West Virginia
object Of Suit.
The object ofethe above entitled
suit is to obtain decree diVeFeangr
amansa ct thoEo, the plaintiff from
the defendant.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the said OTap
Schwart, the defendant named In
the above styled suit, Is non-reSi
dent OF the state of West Virginia,
It is ordered that the said oran
SehwaTt do appear within ops
month from the first publication
Of this order. in the Clerks office
OF our said Circuit court to Rules
to be holden therefor, and do what
Is necessary to protect his inter
ests.
1t is ordered that copy OF this
order be published and posted as
required by law,
Given under my hand this Sth
day OF September, 1921.
L. A. GATHER, Clerk.
Nicely & LIVELY.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the
first time September 9, 1921, and
to be published once each week for
four successive weeks.
L. A. GATHER, Clerk.
s-s.1s.2s.so
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E'1fll fll- 5esls - Y =. 5 b,
active paft y the org ION 81
the church she was also pcpnlaE
among the teachers and pupils q
the East Side Sehols. During her
residence ID this city she resided
NJ the homo Of Mr. and Mrs,
Ernest Sherwood on Rhea Ter
race. O.
Dr.. Martin Is p professional
men Of much promise and Is To-
Gated at Masontown, W. Va, in
the practice OF his profession Of
dentistry. He Is a son Of MIR. and
Mrs. ]. R. Martin Of Farminston.
Guests at the marriage were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sherwood,
Mr., and Mrs. Jack ". Abbott, Or.
and Mrs. J. c. BroomfieId, Mrs.
IV. n. Cornwell. Mrs. ]. a. Coch.
ran, Mrs. D. l.. L. Yost, Mrs.
Marie GTeitzner Altman, Mrs. j.
H. BeckmAn. Miss Hazel Book.
Miss Ethel Richards, OF Fairmout;
Or. P. G. Toothman, MononEaheia
City; Mrs. Mary Moore B8ugh.
man, Monongah; Clyde R. Hunt,
Masontown, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. J..
10. Hoffman, Miss Lauretta
Helner, Mrs. Title Teackler, D W,
Cochran, Of wheeling; airs. Ar
thus NayIor, Oakland, Md; MIS-.
Charles G. Paugh, Litzminsr. Nd,
Miss Sophia e. Elig, Miss Gather
inc Elig,- Mr.. : and Mrs. William
Ennis, Wheeling; Mrs. Aleda
Snyder, Moscow Mills, Md.
The morning following the mar.
rage OF Miss Dilgard and Dr..
Martin took place at the Presby-
terian church the marriage of Miss
Polly Jenkins, one Of the aides at
the Dtlgard reception and Thomas
Alexander, the ceremony having
been p erformed by DR.. Broom
field.
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.6QL TROPHIES
NILL Be AWARDED
Country Club Tournament
Has Been a Delight
full Affair

With the awarding Of the troph'
les won In the various events
which win follow late tAia after
noon the approaching and putting
contest, viii be brought 70 = sue
cessful close one Of the most suc'
cessful and enjoyable golf contests
ever held on the FalTmont eoun'
try club golf links. A large num-
her Of people will witness the fin
ish of the tournament this after
noon. Ideal weather conditions
have preavled and the playing has
been spirited throughout the four
days the events have been IN pro
sress.
honors yesterday in the driving
contest and will be one Of the
players in the finals this after
noon.
The ladies' golf committee de-
serves much credit in the way the
tournament has progressed. The
committee is composed Of Mrs.
Edwin Robinson, Mrs. Arthur G..
Martin, Mrs. W. J. Wiegel and
Miss Besse Mason.
In the semi.flnals yesterday the
following were the results:
First Flight, Eighteen Holes
Mrs. Dechman won from Mrs.
W. Moorhead, 2.up; one to play.
Mrs. Wiegel won from Mrs. E..
Watson, 8 up; six to play.
Second NFIIsht, Eighteen HOLDS
Mrs. Sheridan won from Mrs.
ShowaIter, 8 up; four to play. ),
Miss Hurst won from Miss Jamt-
son, up; five to play.
Third Flight, Nine Holes
Mrs. B. Hutchinson, won from
Mrs. W. H. Conway, 5 up; four
to play.
Mrs. Lively won from MRS. e.
F. Hartley, up.
Ideal weather has marked the
tournament. The event has been
conducted in a most skillful man
ner by the ladies' golf committee.
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which they will go to Masontown,
Pa, to reside.
Miss Dilgard who spent a mum
Der Of years in this city first as
a pupil at the Fairmo9t State Nor
NAL school from which Institution
she was graduated and later as
SUPERVISOR of music in the East
side schools, is a, young woman
OF charming personality and dur.
ing her residence here was popu.
lar in social, church and music
circles She san gon the NJ. P.
Temple having been the contralto
soloist and took part in many con-
certs in the city where she was
always heard with pleasure. She
circles. She sang in the M. P.
church in this city and took an
Il
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There Is an airscof youth about
the knitted frock which would make
It a dangerous thing for the woman
past those years Of girlish lines.
They are exceedingly attractive,
however, for the girl who goes In
for sports. Salt and pepper wools
are used most for the knitted dress
es, though they are to be found in
many colors. The one shown Is oil
salt and pepper with a tangerine
collar.
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oRpER oE PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At the September, 1921, Rules,
held in the Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court, in and for the coun'
ty OF Marion, In state aforesaid
September 6, 1921, the following or.
der was entered: Clarence D. Rob.
inson and John F. Phillips, plain.
tifHs, vs.. John F.. Casey and Otto
mar STANCE, partners trading and
doing business under the firm name
OF John F. Casey Company, de-
tendants.-Law.
Object Of Suit.
The object OF the above styled
suit is for the plaintiff. Clarence
D. Robinson and John F. Phillips,
to recover Of and from the defend
ants, John F. Casey and Ottoman
STANCE, partners trading and doing
business under the firm name Of
John F. Casey Company, a judg.
ment for the sum of Eighteen Hun.
dred Ninety and 2o:10o ($1se0.20)
Dollars, being the value OF a Ger.
tain car load of lumber, designat.
ed as B. and o. Car No. 1882, con.
fiscated and appropriated by the
defendants to their use, and shipped
by them from the city of Fatrmont,
in Marion county, West Virginia, to
the city OF Pittsburgh, in the state
OF Pennsylvania. during the month
OF August, 1920, and used by the
said defendants without having
paid the said plaintiffs therefor;
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ORDER eE Rual.icAIlan

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
At the September 1921
held in the Office Of the alaE
the Circuit Court, IN and eE &
county Of Marion, In state afpl
September 6, 1891, the folla
order was entered James 2.
ton, Sheriff OF Marion engp tg
as such Administrators Of the
sonal estate of Jamie
csaBed, Samuel w. Harden
NJ. ". Ogden, Trustee, plant
vs. Nellie LowtheT, SettIe StFOns
Robert West, infant, Walter ~
infant, Bessie West. and
Tichanor, administrator Of
W. West, deceased, deteHd
Chancery.
object Of SUIT.
The object OF the above eptit
suit is to have a guardian I'D
appointed for Robert Weat = d
Walter West, infants, 20
their interest In this suit "a
Lots rs and 26 on First and 3
streets In the town of 18ta e
Marion county, West Virginia AZ
creed to be the property 81 4 6iiiiie
West, or her interest therein ~
mined, TO refer said ca9s0 "a
Commissioner in Ghancery
tie the accounts Of the rla -
James D. Charlton, administr tpf
OF Jennie West, ascertain tat enl
on said real estate and have
same sold and the proceed Eapp lied
to the payment Of her debt8 anuj
for general relief.
An affidavit having been aaee
and filed that the said
Strong, Robert West, Walter L
and Bessie West, defendants naI53en
in the above styled suit, are non
residents Of the state OF West
glnia, 1t is ordered that the
Nettie Strong, Robert West
ter West and Bessie West de- n
pear within one month RON
first publication Of this ordes
the Clerks Office OF our eaid -
cult Court, at Rules to be-
therefor, and do what Is necegs "
to protect their interests!
II is ordered that q copy o. g
order be published and posts
required by law.
Given under my hand this sth
OF September, 1921.
L. A. GATHER, Glet
M. W. oDGEN,
Counsel for Plaintiff 4
This order Is published tpt ths
first time September 8; 1874 81
to be published once each q
four successive weeks,
L. A. GATHER G1ef
s-s.1S23.3o
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Florida alone suffers loss of
1 $50 900 bushels, or ten per cent
of its corn crop from the ravages
of insects annually.
Tho age OF some fish, notably
herring and salmon, can be ascer-
tanned by counting the rings on
their scales.
A new kind Of phonograph plays
four records in succession without
attendance.
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Engagement Announced

Announcement has been made Of
the engagement OF Miss Jessie l..
CutIip and Harry L. Hawkins, both
OF Philadelphia, the engagement
to eliminate In their marriage in
the late fall. The bride is a dau-
gAter OF P. G. Cutlip Of West Vir-
gInia, and is well known In thts
city where she had frequently visit
ed at the Nome OF her brother E.
Boyd Cutlip on Reeves avenue. He
is connected with the staff of the
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
AT the September, 1921, Rules,
held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court, in and for the
county OF Marion, and State afore.
said, September 6, 1921, the follow
ing order was entered: Bernice
Myers, plaintiff. vs.. Harrison NJ.
Myers, defendant, Chaucery:
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MALE7HEIP WANIEO

>.---s--a-e.ov@oes $3.50 7-sse-99.esr
EARN S6-31a weekly essing
mailing eirealaFR, spare time Ct
home, Instructions 35c. MAILERS
LIST CO., 1851 Gath ST., Detroit
Mich. s-l&fts77oA
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For Ms, Wood

Mrs. Nelson Beale entertained
this afternoon eat her home on
Benont avenue a few friends at
Bridge, to honor Mrs. Mason Wood
Of Philadelphia who Is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Allen E. Rus.
sell at her home On Mt. Vernon
avenue. The guests Included. the
most intimate friends OF Mrs.
Wood when she was a resident Of
this city. Tomorrow Mrs. William
Campbell Moorhead will entertain
a few friends at luncheon compli-
mentary to Mrs. Wood.
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Summons
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
To the Sheriff Of Marion County
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon oma Camp to appear be-
fore the Circuit Court Of Marion
county, at rules to be held in the
! Clerks Office OF said Court on
the first Monday in September
1921, to answer a bill in chancery
exhibited against her In said court
by Winfield w. Camp.
And have then there this writ
witness, L. A. Gather, Clerk OF
said court, at the court house In
said county. the S1st day Of Aug
ust, 1921, and the 59th year OF the
L. A. GATHER. Clerk.
The return Of service endorsed
BY the sheriff Of the foregoing
summons is in words and figures
"The within named oma Camp
is not found in my bailiwick, Aug
- W.. s. FURBEE.
Deputy for j. D. Charlton, Sheriff
Of Marion County. West Virginia.
object Of Suit
The object OF the above styled
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oRoER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At the September, 1881, Rules,
held IN the Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court, In and for the conn
ty Of Marion, and state Aforesaid,
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For certain otfenses the Chinese
law requires death BY Stabbing.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
At the September, 1891, Rules
held in the office of the Clerk OF
The Circuit Court Of Marion county,
in state aforesaid, September 6,
1921, the following order was en-
tered: Winfield w. Camp, plain
tiff, VS.. Oma Camp, defendant,
ChAnceFy-
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RBNT-Two light housekeep-
ing rooms. Phone 1146-M,
9 II St 7e1 A
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/ FEMALE HELP WANERD
1000 TEACHERS WANTED fol
schools = all kinds, National
Teachers Agency, Pittsburgh. Pa,
9aSS4A
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PERsoNAL-Cut this out for
luck; your future foretold;;
send dime, age, birthdate for trial
reading, Madame zodella, Box
1888, Toledo, o. is st 1913 A
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aeptemhar q, 1871, the following
order vas entered: Virginia Ash.
craft Schwart, plaintiff, VS.. Dram
schwart, defendant-Chancery.
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